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Directors come to E.L. for festival

This weekend, a number of directors will be coming from across the nation to follow their babies to the East Lansing Film Festival and talk about them with audiences. “The goal of the film festival is to bring in quality films and quality people that have something to share,” festival Director Jennifer White said. Molly Lynch and Eva Sollberger used to be best friends.

MSU

Online training aids educational community

The State NewsStudents, faculty and staff at MSU who want to learn more about computers can clear up their confusion with access to more than 700 free online courses.MSU is just one of Michigan’s educational institutions that can utilize the Information Technology Training Initiative - a state-funded program intended to make computer training more widely available.Gov.

COMMENTARY

Issues linked to poverty must be addressed

I interrupt this paper’s sports glorification coverage with a real issue: How to improve the life quality of the many amongst us who work, but still dwell in poverty. Those whose hearts throb only for in-the-paint action and in-the-bar debauchery, don’t even call me a spoilsport.

NEWS

Gonzaga center tough to stop

Led by Casey Calvary’s charge, Gonzaga has outgrown the beloved Cinderella tag.No longer wearing the glass slipper, the Bulldogs are preparing for their third-straight Sweet Sixteen appearance against No.

COMMENTARY

Christ is there - even on vacation

I am writing in response to Jessica Meyers’ column, “Religion should stay within house of worship” (SN 3/15). I have never been a fanatical Christian who walks up to people on the street to share my faith to an unwelcome audience.

COMMENTARY

Students should find other transportation on campus

While the increase in the price of parking tickets will most likely not deter students from parking illegally, it may encourage students to explore other transportation options.The All-University Traffic Committee recently finished a proposal that recommends higher fines for parking violations on campus.The committee’s report stated there were 117,637 parking violations, including cars parked illegally in leased spots and at expired meters in 2000.The proposal would add $5 to current fees.

MICHIGAN

Committee passes bill to increase funding

LANSING - On a track to narrowing the funding gap, MSU leaped its first hurdle without stumbling.The House Appropriations Committee passed the higher education funding bill on to the state House on Tuesday, without changing the subcommittee’s recommended funding increases for the university.MSU is still slated to receive the maximum seven-percent increase - $22.5 million in additional funding.

NEWS

Underdogs, upsets vital to all the madness

For yet another year, March Madness has captured the spirit of this campus. Because this is a campus column, I couldn’t fight the urge to write about what everyone is talking about this week. In the past, March Madness has brought out the best and worst on this campus - no need to rehash the worst.

COMMENTARY

Column showed lack of experience

I am writing in response to Rishi Kundi’s article in Friday’s paper (“Concert-goers still need to show basic etiquette,” SN 3/16). I think is it foolish of him to say he still hates hippies, because it’s obvious he doesn’t know what he’s talking about. It bothers me he called them “smelly,” “stinky,” etc.

MSU

Professor earns science award

To MSU Professor James Trosko, cancer research isn’t about winning awards, it’s about helping people.Troskoa professor of pediatrics and human development, will be receiving the 2001 Scientific Achievement Award for his lifetime contributions to the field of science from the Society of Toxicology on Sunday, in San Francisco.“It’s a great feeling knowing that you’ve done something that’s moved the whole field of science,” Trosko said.

NEWS

Georgia on their minds

It may be more than 700 miles from home, but for Spartan fans hoping to catch the live version of MSU’s fourth-straight Sweet Sixteen appearance, Atlanta offers a city full of southern hospitality and history. Nicknamed Hot-lanta, the “Sports Capital of the World” and the New South, Atlanta has enough character and attractions to compliment a weekend of basketball, as No.