Ask Terrance Wilbert how he’s doing and you won’t hear the answer you expect - not “Good,” or “Fine, thanks” or “I’m alright.”Instead, ask the psychology senior about his day and he’ll respond slowly and purposefully:“I’m blessed.”Ask him what he means and he’s quick to reply.At 1:15 p.m.
LANSING - A judge has to consider a blood-alcohol test taken more than two hours after a traffic stop, according to an appeals court decision released Monday. The Court of Appeals’ 2-1 decision reverses the ruling of an Oakland County judge to leave out Michael Allen Cupp’s 0.12 blood-alcohol content, slightly more than the 0.10 percent that is considered drunk under state law. Police tested Cupp’s blood-alcohol content more than two hours after they stopped him at 1:12 a.m.
For a moment, imagine you’re in the position of the MSU women’s basketball team. For months, you’ve been weight lifting, training and preparing for another unpredictable Big Ten season.
In an effort to improve security and peace of mind around MSU, nearly 10,000 peepholes will be installed in all dorms on campus by fall 2001.
This is a response to “Christ deserves day off like MLK” (SN 1/22). To Eric Bjornstad, I can’t believe one person preaching about civil liberties could be so inconsiderate to others.
Twenty-eight years after the Roe v. Wade case set historic precedent, local pro-life and pro-choice groups are remembering the U.S.
During his years in the Peace Corps, Roy Robinson was accustomed to waking up to a series of claps followed by questions such as “How is your family?” or “How are the crops?” Because there was no electricity for clocks or doors to knock on, clapping woke up the villagers in F
A temporary hotline for college students with questions about financial aid was announced Monday. The new hotline, intended to make filling out forms for financial aid a little easier, the has opened up with special hours to ensure that questions can be answered.
Michael Krueger, member of the anarchist collective Brighter Days, wanted to put together an infoshop to better inform area residents about issues pertaining to his group. So he recently added the Brighter Days Infoshop to his store, Vinyl Addict Records, 503 E.
Two events that took place this last week should be noted for their historic and contemporary significance in U.S.
The Michigan Transportation Committee should be applauded for its approval of a subsidy to keep Amtrak service in East Lansing.A $5.7 million subsidy to Amtrak was approved to keep the East Lansing stop in the Chicago-to-Toronto route for the 2001-02 fiscal year.
An 18-year-old student told police she was sexually assaulted in her dorm room Saturday by a man she met at an East Lansing party hours earlier. The student told police she brought the college-aged man to her room after the party and was assaulted between 2:30 a.m.
Not going to class could cost some students more than just their grade. The consequences may come directly from their pockets.A federal regulation made in the last year requires MSU’s Office of Financial Aid to monitor class attendance of students who receive federal funding.“We are looking for students who have failed all their courses,” said Val Meyers, assistant director of the Office of Financial Aid.
I’ve often said that traveling brings out the worst in people. I also thought it would be fair to say that if you have hundreds of thousands of people traveling to the same spot, it would be very, very bad.Saturday’s inaugural events were not just another pat on the back for the portrayal of American politics.
It only took freshman center Zach Randolph less than five minutes of play in Sunday’s win over Ohio State to realize it would be a crash course in “Humility 101.” Luckily the McDonald’s High School All-American earned a passing grade.After connecting on his first shot - a layup from sophomore forward Adam Ballinger - Randolph received a look from freshman guard Marcus Taylor two feet from the rim, only to see it smacked away by Buckeyes center Ken Johnson.
WASHINGTON - Four days. Two reporters. One photographer. Seventeen hours of sleep. State News staffers Drew M.
In an effort to link residents with their government, City of Lansing and Ingham County officials launched two new Web sites Friday giving area residents a better touch on the public pulse.
For the second straight home stand, MSU’s opponent left Munn Ice Arena without scoring a goal in the entire series.This time it was the Miami (Ohio) RedHawks that fell victim to the suffocating Spartan defense and impenetrable goaltending by sophomore Ryan Miller in 1-0 and 5-0 losses Friday and Saturday.MSU (20-1-4 overall, 13-1-3 CCHA) ran its unbeaten streak to 22 (19-0-3), one short of the school record set two years ago.
WASHINGTON - As America prepared for its new commander in chief, few could forget the man who led, dazzled and sometimes frustrated the country for much of the past decade. Even with the inaugural festivities for President Bush, few could forget President Clinton as he slowly made his way out of the nation’s capital.
John Nail’s surname used to be a good indication of his style of play on the ice - tough.But somewhere along the way, the senior right wing developed an effective scoring touch that has almost caused fans to forget about his hard-nosed reputation.He leads the top-ranked Spartans in game-winning goals with five, ranks second on the team with 11 total tallies and recorded his first career hat trick Saturday night against Miami.“It was a lucky night for me, I guess,” Nail said.