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Sanders draws a multitude of opinions from students
While not every MSU student may ‘feel the Bern,’ Breslin Center certainly burned with excitement last night.
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Second TEDxMSU brings in variety of student, faculty and alumni speakers
TEDxMSU returned for the second year, tackling problems from Palestinian skateboarders to autism. The wide array of topics discussed meshed with the event’s theme of Mobius.
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Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders addresses packed Breslin Center
More than one thousand people armed with only campaign buttons, signs of support and excitement braved the long lines to see Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) speak at Breslin Center Wednesday night.
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Professor's research helps explain false confessions
Recently, the Netflix series “Making a Murderer” has drawn people in with its look at a man who was convicted of a crime he allegedly didn’t commit. This brings up the question, “why would an innocent person ever send themselves to prison?”
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Nickname for The River Trail perpetuates rape culture
The River Trail path behind Holmes Hall and McDonel Hall is not a place many students want to be when the sun goes down. The path is generally called “the rape trail” by MSU students who live in the area.
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Former MSU students, soldiers remembered at chapel
Sometimes, the most unassuming buildings on campus have the most impressive histories. It’s a safe wager that most Spartans know the history of Beaumont Tower, Breslin Center or Spartan Stadium. What few realize is how close they are to a landmark with a unique past.
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Tips to know before Bernie Sanders speaks at Breslin Center
Sen. Bernie Sanders will be in East Lansing Wednesday as part of a free “A Future to Believe In” rally at the Breslin Center. Here are the things you need to know before attending.
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MSU community members hope debate in Flint will help situation
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are coming to Flint on Mar. 6. Though it will be easy to lose sight of the major issues the city faces in the wake of political infighting, many in the MSU community hold out hope that the debate will be beneficial for Flint’s citizens, not just the candidates on stage.
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Naked man reported running through Natural Resources building
MSU police are reporting an incident of indecent exposure which occurred in the Natural Resources building on Feb. 24.
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At least 375 people symptomatic of norovirus after attending events at Kellogg Center
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has confirmed that the recent outbreak of illness at MSU's Kellogg Center was caused by norovirus, according to a press release.
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MSU Greenline holds dodgeball tournament to raise money for Flint
MSU Greenline hosted its second annual dodgeball tournament for charity Friday night and the proceeds were dedicated to help pediatric services in Flint.
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Bringing Bernie Sanders to MSU a lengthy process
ASMSU has arranged for 2016 Democratic Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders to appear at Breslin Center this Wednesday at 7 p.m. Since the announcement of the Vermont Senator’s rally, “A Future to Believe In” on Saturday, over 1,000 people have RSVP’d as ‘going’ on the event’s Facebook page.
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Spring break could hurt candidates with youth support
The primaries are heating up. As evidenced by the last republican debate, the candidates are passionately vying for favorable positions among voters and delegates.
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James Madison College hosting alternative spring break in Flint
The James Madison College Student Senate is sponsoring an alternative spring break to Flint with a public policy focus in the wake of the city’s water crisis.
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MSU alert system prepared for shooting scenario, officials say
In the fallout of the tragic shooting that took place in Kalamazoo last Saturday, leaving seven dead and one injured, Western Michigan students berated their alert system for not notifying them of such an eminent danger so close to campus.
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MSUPD adds new Inclusion and Anti-Bias unit
MSU police added a new unit to the department called the Inclusion and Anti-Bias unit. The new unit will be headed by Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor.
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Muslim people of MSU and East Lansing communities share stories, experiences
Muslim people from the MSU and East Lansing communities came together and were given the opportunity to share their experiences in an event sponsored by the MSU College of Osteopathy called “Stories from your Muslim Neighbors,” on Feb. 23.
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New minor with emphasis on comics and storytelling added to School of Journalism
The College of Communication Arts and Sciences has recently planned a curriculum with the aim of giving students more options for a field of study. Namely, animation and comics storytelling in media will be a new minor within the School of Journalism in fall 2016.
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Student with disability hopes for Truman Scholarship
A weak immune system, the feeling of fatigue and exhaustion much like when the human body is recovering from a cold, that is how International Relations junior Julia Christensen feels while going about her every day activities.
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Professor with international ties helps promote fair trade practices at MSU
Every day, thousands of MSU students filter through the cafeterias to grab their breakfast and a cup of coffee. They grab the black mugs stacked by the beverage machines, plop them under the metal canisters labeled “French Roast” or “Spartan Green” and flip the switch to fill them up.