Kellogg Co., a longtime contributor to MSU, has made another donation to the university.The MSU Board of Trustees, in a special meeting via conference call, approved Tuesday the donation of two sets of patents.The 11 U.S.
Former Spartan head coach Gus Ganakas will receive the 2002 Men’s Basketball Distinguished Alumnus Award, the university announced Tuesday. Ganakas, who is currently the team’s color commentator on the Spartan Radio Network, is the sixth recipient of the award.
Art • Barista Cafe, Case Hall: Exhibition, until Thursday. The “Art on the Wall” program presents “A Celebration of African American Heritage - Art and Artifacts.” For more information, e-mail knightt@msu.edu. • Kresge Art Museum: Gallery talk by Maya Islas, 5-6:20 p.m.
An East Lansing district court judge ruled Tuesday that the husband of a slain MSU graduate student will stand trial for her death.Dennis Salerno appeared in court nearly a year after his wife Michelle Salerno’s body was found near Bowling Green State University in Ohio.
Josh Clayton-Felt is someone who needs to be heard. The former School of Fish leader died in 2000, at 32, of cancer.
The State News is wrong to not back President Bush on oil drilling. Firstly, fuel cells and hybrid cars will mostly likely phase out the combustion engine in the future, but hybrids still require gas.
Love her or hate her, she’s going to continue making records for quite a while - so it’s important to take her for what she’s worth, even if she’s way past her prime.
Photographer Jan-Michael Stump was named the 2001 College Photographer of the Year by the Michigan Press Photographers Association.
On Friday, my girlfriend was in a car accident near the corner of Service and Hagadorn roads. I drove by just a minute after the accident occurred.
Freshman year in high school was a turning point for me. Things were no longer foggy after I came into a warm room from outside on a winter day.
After an hour of debate Tuesday, MSU’s Academic Council cut the university’s visual impairment education program. Robert Holm, chairman of the Committee on Curriculum, said there was no demand and no tenure faculty for the undergraduate program, which was one of two in Michigan. “After considerable discussion, the recommendation came through very strongly that this program is not viable,” Holm said.
By LEIGH FIFELSKI For The State News Lansing - Fashion is more than just a brisk walk down the runway.
A “temporally closed” sign was taped to the door of In Flight Sports, where Michigan State Police began investigating Tuesday afternoon the store’s alleged practice of selling bootleg music. The store’s open sign still glowed as people passed by 507 E.
As Melissa Sandell stood up to tell her story, the women dispersed about Erickson Hall Kiva stopped munching on their cookies, pretzels, Twix bars and animal crackers, shifting their eyes to the thin blond woman.Sandell casually walked to the front of the room, where she turned to speak to 50 listeners.“I was diagnosed with anorexia when I was 8 years old and people still ask me to this day, ‘What made you want to lose weight when you were 8 years old?’” the dietetics senior said.
Lansing - Fashion is more than just a brisk walk down the runway. Beyond the glitz and glamour, a lot of creativity, hard work and time go into presenting the perfect fashion show.And the members of MSU’s Student Apparel Design Association say their hard work paid off at the group’s fifth annual fashion show, Seriously.
By MATT WHETSTONE For The State News With spring break just around the corner, many MSU students are preparing to fly away to some sunny locale and forget about school for a week. But for some, the hot locations aren’t Panama City, Fla.
Nearly hidden in a stand of pines, the MSU Sheep Teaching and Research facility on Hagadorn Road gives students a chance to learn firsthand what is involved in taking care of the woolly livestock.Students at the facility have been involved with all kinds of research and educational programs, from animal handling to genetics and breeding.
As an avid reader of The State News, I feel the need to rise to the defense of the paper. It is of my opinion that Michael Wayo’s criticisms are misguided (“SN stories lacking quality, substance,” SN 2/25). The State News is a college newspaper, written for college students, by college students who may or may not be looking at journalism as their profession.
There is one certainty in the race for Michigan’s secretary of state position this year, all the candidates will be working to get rid of the hanging chads.Candidates for Michigan’s chief elections officer - two Democrats, three Republicans and one Green Party member - are determined not to let what happened in Florida be repeated.The six candidates are vying for Secretary of State Candice Miller’s position when she leaves to run for U.S.
Columbus, Ohio - A career night from sophomore guard Marcus Taylor propelled the Spartans past No.