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In most respects, I consider myself to be a fairly average guy. Like most average guys, I want to finish school, find a desirable job and potentially settle down with 2.3 children and a house in suburbia.
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The East Lansing Recreation & Arts program may be taken over by the city after severe budget problems and growing debt has plagued it for three years.
Junior goaltender Ryan Miller is the CCHA Player of the Year for the second straight season - capturing the honor at the CCHA Awards Banquet on Thursday night at Fox Theatre in Detroit. The league’s 12 coaches dubbed the East Lansing native the CCHA’s premier player after posting conference-leading numbers in goals against average (1.64), saves percentage (.941) and shutouts (eight). He ranked second in league wins (18) and minutes played (1,684:58). Miller is the second person to win the award back-to-back, after Michigan’s Brendan Morrison did so in 1996-97.
East Lansing is beginning its combined sewer overflow project, Peter Eberz, director of public works said.But determining the size of the retention treatment basin may cause more problems than the money it would save.The basin, a large underground tank, will help take the overflow of sewage, which occurs when the snow melts and the rain falls.The East Lansing Wastewater Treatment Plant, 1700 Trowbridge Road, is unable to hold the influx of water when this occurs.In 1993, the first phases of the overflow project were constructed.
I respect and enjoy reading The State News, but I can’t help but to criticize Tuesday’s editorial (“Spilled milk,” SN 3/12). The condemnation of men’s basketball head coach Tom Izzo in regards to questioning the standards of the NCAA Selection Committee is utterly ridiculous.
No. 2 seed MSU heads into the weekend knowing it needs two wins to claim its fourth CCHA Tournament title in five years. The Spartans (26-7-5) just don’t know who they’ll have to beat to win the Mason Cup, named after MSUhead coach Ron Mason. Six teams still are alive as the second weekend of the CCHA Tournament starts today - up from the usual four.
Today is the final day of the annual School of Music Jazz Spectacular. Carl Allen will teach a percussion master class at 1:30 p.m.
Washington - In the game of basketball, size and strength play large roles, and the Spartans held a distinct advantage over North Carolina State in each category.But it was the Wolfpack (23-11) who prevailed 69-58 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at MCI Center on Friday.The smaller N.C.
The second annual Tower Guard Shamrock 5K Run, Walk and Roll will be on campus Saturday morning. Registration begins at 8 a.m.
The mismanagement of student tax dollars has become a common trend for the Residence Halls Association.
I’m disturbed by the improper and unprofessional distribution of funds by the ASMSU Funding Board.
The minor league baseball season is almost here, and fans of the Lansing Lugnuts can purchase tickets at the box office this weekend. Tickets for the 2002 Lugnuts home games and the 2002 Midwest League All-Star Game on June 18 will be available 10 a.m.
Washington - The MSU men’s basketball season came to an end Friday with a 69-58 loss to North Carolina State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
MSU students appear to be smarter on paper, as university officials report an increase in the average grade-point average of undergraduate and graduate students. The Office of the Registrar reports student GPAs have risen from 2.81 in 1994 to 2.99 in 2001. But some MSU professors say the cause of the increase isn’t necessarily increased intelligence on campus.
The 2002-03 higher education budget passed the state House Thursday, but some MSU officials say the university still has a long road ahead. “Everybody across the state is facing challenging economic times right now,” MSU Trustee David Porteous said.
The men’s tennis team (9-5 overall, 0-2 Big Ten) will host Bowling Green State (8-5) and Bradley (4-8) on Saturday. The women’s tennis team (8-6, 0-2) will host Minnesota (4-9, 0-3) on Saturday and Wisconsin (8-3, 3-0) on Sunday.
MSU swimmer Kate Duncombe’s regular-season times have qualified her to compete in the 100- and 200-meter backstroke events in the 2002 NCAA Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships on March 28-30 in Athens, Ga.
If MSU is able to knock off North Carolina State today, it will face one of two formidable opponents. No.