Famous movie directors won’t spend their entire budget filming in East Lansing, but to student filmmakers, pocket change might mean lunch for the entire crew.
The number of elected ASMSU representatives from the undergraduate student government’s Freshman Class Council has increased this year. The council, which is made up of about 30 members, met every Monday night in the middle of ASMSU’s territory - third floor of Student Services - instead of a basement corner, which officials say encouraged council members to be more involved.Five members were elected to ASMSUassemblies in the March elections.
On the wall of my dad’s office there hangs a folded up piece of paper with the words “Your an great princebul Mr. Ronko” scrawled on it in black crayon. My dad, an elementary school principal since 1993, always has been great. He was the coolest guy ever when I was a kid.
Watch out unruly shoppers, disruptive concertgoers. Security guards may soon have legislative permission to use “reasonable force” when removing those who engage in disorderly conduct from the premises of a shopping mall or concert hall.A bill introduced by state Sen.
Lansing - It’s official. MSU will receive no funding cuts next year provided it keeps tuition increases at or below 8.5 percent. Gov.
The voice mail greeting on hockey recruit David Booth’s cell phone goes something like this: “Hey, what’s up?
David Fincher is one of the best directors working today. Jodie Foster is one of the best actresses.
Black students packed the Union Ballroom on Monday night to voice their concerns about unity and minority retention. With a seven-member student panel and an open mic, about 200 students and administrators aimed to target problems and facilitate discussion during the two-hour event. The students discussed the number of black faculty and staff members and the Task Force on Student-Police Relations.
It’s not official yet, but many hockey experts believe junior goaltender Ryan Miller will forego his senior year at MSU and turn pro next year.If so, Matt Migliaccio could be the most important player on MSU’s hockey team when the Spartans start up next season.
I must say I found The State News’ coverage of ASMSU elections most disappointing. The State News should have interviewed and listed the candidates before the election with information such as their political backgrounds so we could get some sort of idea who to support.
Marcus Taylor’s announcement to enter the NBA Draft was yet another in a disturbing trend of athletes exiting school early because of the almighty dollar. I remember Taylor as he donned an MSU hat as a high-school senior.
Peter Bergen, an expert on global terrorism, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Wharton Center’s Great Hall. The event is free to the public. Bergen will discuss the Sept.
Skeptics and devout Christians will certainly have a thing or two to say about the latest book by Martin Zender; but as far as he is concerned, they can say what they want. With sarcastic and comedic overtones, he describes how pointless it is to go church.
A change in the State Department’s immigration policy could make it harder for international students leaving the United States to get back in. The old law maintains that people leaving the country on an expired visa can return for up to 30 days after they leave.
Education and lifestyle changes are high on the list of necessary health care improvements, said former U.S.
First, I would like to question the intentions of The State News when it published the mug shots of the four students charged with providing alcohol to Eric Blair (“Case could change ‘U’ parties,” SN 3/28). If this is a new policy, I expect the mug shots of every local person arrested to be printed in the police briefs.
A Saluki is defined as an ancient breed of dog with a keen sense of vision used in hunting. A Southern Illinois Saluki is an ancient breed of basketball player, using its maturity and experience in the NCAA Tournament to knock off some of the biggest names in college coaching. The sixth-seeded Texas Tech Red Raiders and head coach Bobby Knight fell prey to the mighty Salukis in the first round of the tournament.
It was an early February morning when Silas and Adrie Taylor prepared for a kidney transplant that would biologically join them forever.
I read with interest Kristen VanDusen’s attempt to justify using music-sharing services like Napster, Gnutella and Music City (“File-sharing is wave of the future, music industry can’t stop it,” SN 3/25). It’s odd an advertising senior would begrudge people making a profit from their products. VanDusen seems to have a common misconception.
Protest signs, fliers and masses of students could be a common sight on MSU’s campus during Students for Economic Justice’s first Sweatshop Awareness Week. The week’s events began Monday as group members were outside Wells Hall for six hours with information about the activist group’s cause.