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Search is on for Breslin Center remodel architects
The search for qualified architectural firms and construction managers to renovate the Breslin Center has officially begun.
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Alumna uses tarot cards for spiritual guidance, business
"Often, tarot can be very confusing when you start," Botke said. "It's fun to do together."The study group brings reader of varying experience levels together to enjoy their readings, sometimes pairing up and reading each other.
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Unclear ordinance gives officials pause on pepper spray
One official said students may carry and use pepper spray if they are using it to defend themselves and still be within the ordinance.
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Lansing women learn self defense
Smith demonstrated each move with Lansing resident Kyle Rogers, who has been training at the American Martial Arts and Fitness Academy for three years. Rogers enjoys the class because he said it’s a good way to remain physically active and to learn how to protect yourself. “And it’s just fun,” he said.
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Broad art museum welcomes gelato chef for art event
“I wanted to learn how to make gelato,” Beecroft said. “This is what we’re going to do table-side next time we entertain. It’s fun. It’s something different.”
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Orchard Street Pump house educates jugglers in quirky hobby
The Orchard Street Pump House in East Lansing is known as Bailey Neighborhood’s community center and home to many concerts.
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Police on lookout for man wanted for six counts of criminal sexual conduct
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of East Lansing resident Mikael Alexandre Frutin, who is wanted by police for six felony counts of criminal sexual conduct.
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City Council discusses potential Showroom Shine apartment additions
A request to construct a three-story addition onto the existing detail shop at Showroom Shine car wash at 248 West Grand River Avenue was discussed at Tuesday night's East Lansing City Council work session.Showroom Shine President, Owner and Operator Mark Sprinkel BW said the addition would contain a total of nine one-bedroom apartments, with three apartments on each floor. Each of these apartments would have a balcony.
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Board of Trustees to recommend new Comm Arts dean
By Casey Hollandcholland@statenews.comTHE STATE NEWSnnA new dean for the College of Communication Arts and Sciences will be recommended to the Board of Trustees, according to a release sent out by Provost June Youatt.Youatt plans to recommend Prabu David for the position.
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MSU Community Music School plays host to young performer summer camp
Music education senior and instructor at the camp Liz James was given the task of teaching the campers choreography to the song they have been learning throughout the duration of the camp.
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Dairy Expo comes to MSU, provides opportunity for education
The week-long event allows young people from all over Michigan involved in 4-H and Future Farmers of America chapters to compete and showcase their knowledge in the many facets of the dairy industry through a series of contests and shows.
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New BWL solar panels increase production capabilities
On Tuesday, the Lansing Board of Water & Light announced the completion of the Cedar Street Solar Array which was set to be expanded.
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LBGT Resource Center receives $1 million gift from anonymous donor
The gift will be used over time to support and empower LGBT students to succeed, provide programs, education and support to LGBT students, take actions for the LGBT community's benefit and assist LGBT students in building self-esteem and promoting respect throughout the campus and community.
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AgExpo show highlights MSU's agricultural roots
Rows of tractors and trailers filled the Ag Expo grounds on the first day of the show on Tuesday.
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Buffalo Wild Wings closed until next month
Buffalo Wild Wings, 360 Albert Ave., closed Sunday for renovations and will remain closed until August 4.
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ESPN's Jemele Hill will serve as grand marshal for homecoming parade
MSU has announced Jemele Hill from ESPN as the grand marshal for the homecoming parade this fall.
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Lansing police on lookout for assailant, car thief
The victim was visiting a residence on Weber Drive when another man came to the residence and started beating him with a baseball bat. The victim was able to get escape the suspect on foot. He was transported to Sparrow Hospital to treat his serious injuries.
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Pepper spray banned on MSU's campus, but many students may not be aware
All weapons — including chemical substances — are banned on campus, according to an ordinance set by the Board of Trustees in the 1960s.Ordinance 18.00 Firearms or Weapons, which was first enacted Sept. 15, 1964 and was last amended June 19, 2009, specifically bans the use of firearms, chemical, biological, radioactive or other dangerous substances to injure, molest, or coerce another person. Students concerned with protecting themselves on campus have to resort to other means when walking alone, because under the ordinance pepper spray is not permitted.
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Despite size, MSU has relatively few bicycle crashes
MSU Bikes Service Center Manager Tim Potter said although the university efforts are helpful, the key to preventing accidents is for all bikers to know and display basic bike safety. The most common mistake bikers make is riding their bike on the sidewalk.
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Goodrich's Shop-Rite closes doors for final time
Goodrich’s, located in Trowbridge Plaza, was a nearby grocery stop for MSU students. And with its international, organic and store-made offerings, the grocer catered to a variety of tastes.