Three years ago it seemed odd to buy a car in pajamas and slippers at 3 a.m.But now that the e-commerce boom has hit the automobile industry and consumers’ garages, it isn’t even necessary to leave the house when shopping for a car.“It’s really about customer convenience,” said Leigh Morehouse, the Internet manager for Spartan Motor Mall, 5701 S.
In the third debate, Texas Gov. George W. Bush explained that young people are apathetic about voting because they see politicians saying one thing and doing another.
When Americans choose their president on Nov. 7, we will elect a leader for the entire world whose decisions can affect billions of people in every nation of the globe.
Before the season began, MSU and Illinois figured they would be fighting for postseason positioning by late October.
Today marks the culmination of a year of anxious waiting for many movie fans, as today is the official coast-to-coast release of “Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2.” Although the film may hog the spotlight this weekend, it’s not the only one out there showing promise. For the next three weeks, an entire brigade of potentially great films will hit theaters, including a few long, and not so long, awaited returns and some new, fresh movies fit for the silver screen. Today “Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2” Well, what can be said about this film?
It wasn’t easy, many concede, when Clifton Wharton Jr. became MSU’s president in 1970. Yes, he was the university’s only black chief executive.
The race for two seats on the MSU Board of Trustees features Democrats, Republicans, incumbents, candidates with semi-famous last names and a bigwig union official. But three third-party contenders - all relatively unknown in the city and state - are also making their campaign pitch to be elected to the university’s eight-member governing body. Libertarians Michael H.
The Council of Graduate Students is under new leadership.COGS officials elected Sam Howerton the council’s new president Wednesday night.
The MSU-Detroit College of Law Tax Clinic has helped a lot of people file their returns since it opened in January, but as the program’s inaugural year draws to a close, those involved know they will provide their services to many more. The clinic offers free services to low-income taxpayers who need help with anything from filing returns to resolving conflicts with the Internal Revenue Service.
A School of Music concert tonight doesn’t feature instruments or musicians. Instead, a computer and speakers will take the stage. The electronic music concert starts at 8 p.m.
The MSU women’s soccer team goes into today’s game against No. 7 Penn State with nothing to lose and a No.
Democrat Dorothy Gonzales and Republican Scott Romney have the energy and experience to be efficient members of MSU’s Board of Trustees.
The 50-or-so wooden crosses surrounding the rock on Farm Lane today might represent death to those passing by.
Dressing up for Halloween may seem a little immature, but no matter who you are, the Lansing Civic Players Costume Shop will bring out the kid in you. Carrying nearly 10,000 authentic-looking costumes, the costume shop, located above the Lansing Civic Players Guild, 2300 E.
Don’t let the eerie music, dimmed lights, dripping candles and Halloween statuettes scare you too much. Lansing resident Robert “Rock” Hudson isn’t trying to scare anyone; he’s just having fun. Hudson’s apartment houses more than 1,200 miniature Halloween statues that he has been collecting for seven years.
Until recently, I thought that the weirdest thing about coming of age was getting used to the term “woman.” Worse than when I am called “ma’am,” is being 20 years old and described as a woman.
Cows, Winnie the Poohs, angels and devils filled the streets of East Lansing on Thursday for the 11th annual Great Pumpkin Walk.Hundreds of parents and children in costumes gathered on Grand River Avenue from 5 p.m.
Just in time for Halloween, some MSU students will be trapped in a mansion with an anonymous murderer.But it’s not a haunted house.
The MSU men’s and women’s basketball teams will kick off the season with their annual Green and White games this Saturday after the MSU football game.
Sixty-three years of jazz history wrapped up in one man comes to MSU tonight. Celebrated jazz pianist Billy Taylor and his trio perform at 8 p.m.