Ann Arbor - About 30 minutes after the book was closed on MSU’s 1-1 tie with Michigan, Ryan Miller stood amid a group of reporters in a makeshift interview room in the bowels of Yost Ice Arena. Without warning, a U-M writer listening to Miller’s comments dropped his tape recorder.
The MSU wrestling team (3-3) fell in its first match 36-5 to Oklahoma State (12-2) Friday, in the teams’ opening contest of the Cliff Keen/NWCA National Duals tournament. The Spartans regrouped to defeat No.
Matthew Knueppel came to MSU with dream of becoming a leader in the culinary world.That dream ended 12:20 a.m.
MSU President M. Peter McPherson said Monday the university can work its way through upcoming budget difficulties. “We need to keep the momentum that we’ve got on the academic strengthening of programs, on outside research dollars, and all the other things that are going into this university,” he said.
Kyle Brown, a 6-foot-1, 195-pound senior wide receiver from West Bloomfield High, said Monday that MSU would be his college of choice.Brown said he called MSU head football coach Bobby Williams Sunday to officially announce his decision.“(MSU) was the school that really fit me,” he said.
When someone in a movie about war or killing says the phrase “undisciplined cowboy,” you know you’re in trouble.
All I can say about this article is “Wow!” I think it’s very important that you wrote “Students find hope in aid” (SN 1/14). It’s very difficult to figure out what colleges students want to go to because of tuition.
Caleb Dillon wanted to make a statement.Valentin Narvaez wanted to put his art to rest.Mike Melonakos wanted to take advantage of a creative streak.And though they had different motives, each wanted to do the same - write, record and play every instrument on a solo album.This process is nothing new in the music industry.
MSU graduate student Matthew Knueppel died of bacterial meningitis early Sunday at Lansing’s Sparrow Hospital. The 25-year-old student in the School of Hospitality Business was admitted to the hospital early Saturday afternoon after complaining of flu-like symptoms. Dr. Dean Sienko, director of the Ingham County Health Department, said Knueppel was sent home after treatment, but returned about 10 p.m.
Armed with colorful posters, bullhorns, a 15-foot banner and a number to call in case of arrest, about 50 people marched on Friday to protest U.S.-led bombings in Afghanistan.Ten feet behind them, about 20 protesters marched in support of the bombings.The two groups marched from the Union to the FBIoffice at 2911 Eyde Parkway.“We’re trying to show those who oppose the war that terrorists will not respond to a peaceful resolution,” said Marc Stemmer, a political theory and constitutional democracy sophomore.
Audiology freshman Abbey Smith hasn’t been at MSU for a year, yet she already has developed a less-than-favorable impression of the Red Cedar River.“I always see garbage in it, especially over here by Brody (Complex),” she said.For many students like Smith, the river presents a generally bad impression, but health officials now are starting to piece together a less obvious problem with the Red Cedar.
Everyone’s blaming the economy for its downfall. True, it may be partially affecting budgets.
For Steve Serling, having the day off from classes allowed him to reflect on Martin Luther King Jr.’s influence.
About 30 students received meningitis vaccinations today at Olin Health Center, following the death of 25-year-old graduate student Matthew Knueppel. Dr. Dean Sienko, director of the Ingham County Health Department, said test results showing what strain of meningitis Knueppel carried won’t be complete until Wednesday at the earliest.
No-preference freshman Janee Steele arrived at the MSU College Democrats meeting without completely knowing what was in store. “I just wanted to kind of see what they were about,” she said.
East Lansing residents should be more neighborly to one another so the city’s police force can turn its attention to more important matters. The State News reported last week that an increase in calls to handle petty theft, noise violations and vandalism are directly related to hindering the East Lansing Police Department’s ability to curb drunken driving and other serious crimes. In 1990, East Lansing police arrested 581 drunk drivers.
To the dismay of many librarians, there is no Dewey Decimal System for the Internet. But the efforts of a group of state libraries and the Online Computer Library Catalog are trying to change all that.The Web Document Digital Archive Project is a consortium of state libraries, including Michigan, Ohio, Connecticut, Arizona, the United States Government Printing Office and the University of Edinburgh in Scotland.The program, still in its pilot stage, is designed to protect Web-based publications from the equivalent of decay -
For the first time in two years, there has been a motion to censure an ASMSU Student Assembly leader.A representative made the motion to censure Quinn Wright, chairperson of the undergraduate student government’s Student Assembly, at the Thursday meeting because he failed to submit paperwork in a timely fashion to grant the North American Indian Student Organization $4,000 for its powwow event.“It’s a wake-up call,” said Matt Weingarden, Student Assembly vice-chairperson for internal affairs.
AOL Time Warner Inc. created a service that will allow its 33 million subscribers to take classes without ever leaving their homes.Launched Dec.
Lansing - As the crowd lingered after “Breaking the Code,” in the Hill Center Auditorium, the audience sizzled with various small conversations. The buzz was this: The play wasn’t as offensive as recent hype may have suggested, and many were glad they came to see it for themselves.