The Women’s Resource Center and MSU’s Department of Residence Life are teaming up to present a jazz concert on campus. “An Evening With Women in Jazz: A Tribute to Breast Cancer Survivors and Their Supporters” will be held from 6:30 p.m.
Citizens for a Peaceful Response, a group founded Sept. 11, is holding a teach-in to challenge racial myths, discuss alternatives to war and begin a public discussion regarding an appropriate response to the terrorist attacks on the United States. The event will be held at 6 p.m.
As the Pentagon enacted the first steps of “Operation Infinite Justice” on Wednesday, Corey Portalatin anxiously waited to see what would happen. The pre-vet and marketing sophomore’s fiancé is based in Norfolk, Va., where the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier departed on its way to the Mediterranean on Wednesday.
As air traffic resumes throughout the country, security measures are at the highest level since the Persian Gulf War in 1991.
Students may have noticed new equipment in the library and computer labs. The new equipment is the result of $202 million raised by the university from donors during the 2000-2001 budget year.
Plain and simple, this was an attack on America and its citizens. All of us were targeted Sept. 11.
One week after terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, some feel it is too soon to accurately record Americans’ thoughts on war and retaliation.But several surveys of Americans days after the attacks indicate many feel retaliation and war are necessary actions.In a CBS News poll given to 1,041 Americans on Sept.
Your article commending the efficient job done by stadium security during the first football game (“Greencoats regulate fans,” SN 9/10) is anything but true.
If there was any doubt about Ben Folds’ ability to make an album without former bandmates Robert Sledge and Darren Jessee by his side, “Rockin’ The Suburbs” has washed it away. The new album is distinctly Ben Folds in both style and song, and although it tends to be more melancholy than his previous albums with Ben Folds Five, it doesn’t hurt the record.
Events Phoenix Rising Drum Circle: Come Drum And Dance With Us! 8 p.m., Friday, Purdue Room, Union.
Sexuality can be a hard topic to discuss, but not for In Your Face Reality Troupe. The troupe, sponsored by Olin Health Center, consists of 13 actors who strongly believe in the importance of healthy sexuality.
MSU Provost Lou Anna Simon ended her stint as a “refugee” administrator and returned to MSU early Saturday morning. “I was at the airport for four hours on Friday trying to get a flight back,” she said. Simon was stuck in California after her Tuesday flight back from an American Association of Universities meeting was canceled due to the grounding of all domestic flights following last week’s terrorist attacks. She spent her extended stay chatting with colleagues from across the country. “There is no doubt that the security at the airport is dramatically different,” she said.
Sunday was a very difficult day for me. It was a day I never thought I would see: a September Sunday without the National Football League. I wasn’t sure what to do with myself. After talking with my parents and my sisters on the telephone, I decided to do what I always do on Sunday.
MSU President M. Peter McPherson is scheduled to receive his standard raise for the upcoming year, the Board of Trustees Finance Committee chairman said. Trustee Don Nugent told The State News on Tuesday the board will likely extend a 3 percent raise which, like the president’s past increases, will be put into a deferred payment fund.
This letter is in regard to Monday’s headline, “War or peace?” (SN 9/17). We are already at war, even though it has not been officially declared by our government.
Lansing - One week after the attacks on Washington and New York City, Michigan congressional officials held a prayer vigil on the state Capitol steps. U.S.
Anytime a team plays Notre Dame, it must block out the hype and tradition that surrounds the Fighting Irish’s football legacy.
Lansing - Veterans, young people and other concerned citizens turned out to ask questions and get reassurance.U.S.
While black students have more contact with their professors, white students find faculty members more approachable, understanding and encouraging, a nationwide study found.The study, which was conducted in 1997, surveyed 1,755 students at universities across the country.