Lack of depth and injuries hasn’t been a major problem for MSU at most positions this season.But MSU head coach Bobby Williams is quick to point out the team hasn’t been completely free of problems.
After five home games to start the season and a bye week, the MSU football team heads into its first road game of the season.In the last game of the homestand, the Spartans (3-2 overall, 1-0 Big Ten) defeated Northwestern 39-24 in the Big Ten opener on Sept.
Fred Russell always dreamed of leading the Big Ten in rushing. The one-time Wolverine hopeful just never thought he would do it as an Iowa Hawkeye. But halfway through the Michigan native’s junior season, the 5-foot-8, 185-pounder is doing just that.
Americans should not be afraid to take action against terrorism. That was the message former Israeli press secretary Yossi Olmert told his audience Thursday in the Wilson Hall auditorium. Sponsored by the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, Olmert, a Middle East historian and terrorism expert, is part of a part of semesterlong fellowship speaker program at MSU.
Where did “Knockaround Guys” come from? All of a sudden, there is a cast of promising actors teaming up with seasoned veterans in a Mafia flick. After a long wait, a wait only matched by the Tyson-Lewis fight, “Knockaround Guys” opens today.
The MSU School of Labor and Industrial Relations and the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations are teaming up today for a two-day conference on worker rights. The first session begins at 8 a.m.
MSU’s parking system has Kyle Lappin loving 8 a.m. classes because that’s the only time he can find a place to park without encountering problems.
Is it a good bye or goodbye for the Spartan gridders? That question and many more will be answered come Saturday when MSU takes the field in Iowa City, Iowa, to match up with the ever-talented Old Gold and Black inside Kinnick Stadium. And the battered-and-bruised players enjoyed time to reflect on their questionable first half of the season with time outside Spartan Stadium, healing from grueling games against Notre Dame and California. The Spartans are 26-16-2 lifetime with at least 14 days of rest, dating way back when to 1896. I brushed off the dust on a few volumes of Spartan statistics to find that one. Yes, the gridders tied twice - a Nov.
If you’ve never been to the Temple Club, 500 E. Grand River Ave. in Lansing, there’s no excuse this weekend.
There had a been a buzz on campus for days. But rumors that Eminem was going to be at MSU for the U.S.
MSU’s Board of Trustees will vote today on whether to send a report to the governor’s office asking for an increase of about $1,000 per student in state funds for the 2003-04 school year. The university received about $3,000 less per student in state appropriations than Wayne State University and about $1,700 less per student than the University of Michigan this school year. “This is the beginning of a long ritual dance,” Trustee Colleen McNamara said, adding the request will have to go through several state committees before MSU receives any money.
In reading the letter to the editor “Agree or not, choice is a American right” (SN 10/9), I think a major misinterpretation is being made.
The men’s and women’s basketball teams will be unveiled to the general public during Midnight Mania tonight at Breslin Center.
Luckily for the Spartans, they don’t have time to dwell on their humiliating loss to the Wolverines on Wednesday evening. The No.
The story “Ohio State serial rapist at large; ‘U’ feels secure” (SN 10/10) mentioned several misunderstandings about rape.
Let the laughing begin. BET’s Comic View boasts a stomach-aching experience with the arrival of “Laugh Til You Drop: Part II” at 8:30 p.m.
When the planet Mars was spotted floating down the Grand River near Portland, Lansing Board of Water & Light spokesman John Strickler knew Impression 5 Science Center’s Planet Walk needed some work. “Mars was never recovered,” Strickler said.
Pay attention all of you who champion pro-life and pro-choice efforts because I think you are all blind to the real problems that plague our society. You can march and drive around with catchy signs and bumper stickers all you want, but none of you are helping remedy the ills we face together. Ever since coming to The State News, I have told myself I would never write a column with the word “abortion” in it.
No. 15 Penn State at No. 13 Michigan What’s better preparation, a relaxing bye week or a hard-fought victory on the road? That’s the question as Michigan and Penn State collide Saturday in Ann Arbor.