East Lansing police officers could be a guest at large parties this fall. Wearing plain clothes, officers will attempt to locate parties where alcohol is being illegally sold or provided to minors. Police also hope to curtail incidents of fighting, date rape and larcenies, officers are visiting large parties to make sure they are under control, police officials said.
From the MSU dorms to the far reaches of the globe, people of all ages are singing along to the words of fresh new faces.
In a weekend filled with many scares, the MSU volleyball team overcame each and every one en route to a championship in the Coca-Cola/MSU Volleyball Classic.Perseverance could best describe how the Spartans defeated a Big East school, an in-state foe and a Southeastern Conference school all in a matter of 30 hours.The No.
Test-takers winding their way through the Graduate Record Examinations will notice a big change starting Oct.1.Two written essays now will be required on the test.
People often say music makes the world go ’round. I tend to agree with that, but I’m afraid it might be spinning out of control. Music is a connecting force for people of every background across the planet.
East Lansing Police Department officers are working to reduce the impact of large parties on the community this fall.The department’s Conflict Management Team has several strategies to cut down on problems that parties can cause.
If ESPN SportsCenter featured college volleyball, there would undoubtedly be highlights from MSU-South Carolina matchup Saturday night. The championship match of the Coca-Cola/MSU Volleyball Classic proved to be just that - a classic. “That was one of the greatest matches I‘ve ever seen,” MSU head coach Chuck Erbe said of the two hour and twenty minute contest.
MSU started slow against Eastern Michigan, but by the end the score read 56-7 and the Spartans looked good. The 56 points were more than MSU scored in a single game all last season and the most in a season-opener since 1932, when the Spartans defeated Alma College, 93-0. In the blowout, MSU out-gained the Eagles a total of 625 yards to 241.
Once the MSU women’s volleyball team shed its nervousness, the rest seemed easy. The No.
East Lansing city council member Beverly Baten will look through the eyes of an East Lansing police officer when she suits up for East Lansing Police Department’s fourth annual Citizen’s Police Academy.
How low the Spartans have sunk in their scheduling. No wonder the Big Ten lacks respect in the eyes of the national sporting press.
A new position is in the works that would allow ASMSU to handle special projects concerning students.
Residence Hall Association movies are back up to speed, with “Rush Hour 2” and “Shallow Hal” kicking off the holiday weekend. Movies are free to students living in residence halls and $2 for the general public. Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan do their best impression of the “Odd Couple” as they attempt to solve a murder with international implications while trying to stop its connection to a counterfeit ring. In “Shallow Hal,” Jack Black takes a new approach to finding Ms. Right by looking for the inner beauty in women, with the help of self-improvement guru Tony Robbins. It’s a positive message that makes you realize looks don’t mean everything. On Friday “Rush Hour 2” shows at 7 p.m.
The makeover is complete. Earlier this week, ground maintenance crew members rolled out a new paint machine, filled it with 250 gallons of white paint.
As the clock continues to tick toward another Major League Baseball player’s strike, MSU athletes and coaches ponder the future of America’s pastime. “I’m not going to lie to you, I’d be very upset if they strike,” senior MSU infielder Charlie Braun said. “It won’t change my feelings on the sport of baseball, but it just shows me the owners and players aren’t very in tune with what baseball is all about.” “I won’t go to games next year if they do strike.” After five bargaining sessions Wednesday and three on Thursday, each side remained apart on the key issues: levels for a luxury tax and revenue sharing.
The wait is finally over for the MSU women’s volleyball team. Tonight, the team will hit the court against an opponent for the first match in the 2002-2003 campaign when they take on Georgetown in the eighth annual Coca-Cola/MSU Volleyball Classic at Jenison Field House.
OK, so we’ve experienced the hype for almost as long as we can stand. The unofficial start of fall is so close we can taste it.
Like youngsters on Ritalin, Death Ro and McSkinny are ready for the 2002 college football season. The Spartans take the field Saturday against Eastern Michigan, and there’s a wretched stench blowing in from Ann Arbor, so that means it’s time for your favorite pigskin prognosticators to strap on the pads and put it through the uprights. We might not know what we’re talking about half the time, but we have no qualms about making complete fools of ourselves. So without further ado, here are our predictions for this weekend’s gridiron madness. Death Ro on No.
True freshman tailback David Richard knows he has big shoes to fill following the early departure of 6-1, 249-pound Granite-sized Mack truck T.J.
Lansing - Capital City Airport is among 22 airports nationwide that saw significant changes this week in an effort to tighten flight security by adding federal screeners. About 40 passenger screeners were employed to ensure the safety of travelers after Congress mandated increased security measures after the Sept.