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Online maintenance request system launched in West Circle
An online pilot program in West Circle dorms could be the future of MSU’s dorm maintenance request system.
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New in-house advising program to be offered to sophomores
The university is expanding its efforts to provide students living on campus with in-house advising by launching a new program geared toward sophomores this fall.
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MSU Recycling expands services
Beginning this month, MSU Recycling will now collect #3 through #7 plastics, boxboard and household metals, such as tin.
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Simon's salary in middle of Big Ten
MSU President Lou Anna K. Simon’s two-year track record of declining salary increases is part of an emerging trend at public universities, according to a survey released Monday by The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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ASMSU plans Dubai inclusion
For MSU students in Dubai, taxation without representation is a reality. For the past two years, MSU Dubai students have paid the $16.75 ASMSU tax and not received benefits, such as free blue books and legal counsel, available to students in East Lansing.
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Students volunteer time for MLK Day
For Raven Lewis, the ability to participate in a community service project Monday was something she knew she could not take for granted. “Fifty years ago I wouldn’t have been able to go to MSU because blacks weren’t allowed to step foot on campus,” Lewis said.
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Orientation program seeks applications
MSU’s Academic Orientation Program, or AOP, now is taking applications for summer 2010 workers.
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Gallery exhibit features MSU student art works
Deon Foster carefully positioned his Michael Jackson Nintendo Mii avatar sculpture onto the (SCENE) Metrospace stage Friday, the spotlights highlighting its black shirt and shades.
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MSU professor to carry torch today
MSU kinesiology professor James Pivarnik is scheduled to carry the Olympic torch at 4:32 p.m. today in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
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Showtyme demonstrates diversity of talent
In the middle of many Martin Luther King Jr. celebrations this weekend, only one could bring the energy and entertainment that others couldn’t, event officials said.
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MSU prof leads fingerprint research
In his 26 years at MSU, Anil Jain has won numerous awards, mentored countless students and received grants from organizations ranging from the National Institute of Justice to the FBI Biometric Center of Excellence.
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Mock trial group offers courtroom experience
Everything in a mock trial courtroom is fabricated, but the hands-on experience students gain can be the difference between finding a job and unemployment.
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Campus celebrations continue
Students across the nation will join together to celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. this Monday, but for MSU, the celebrations are nothing new.
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MSU profs develop model for HIV care in Dominican
A group of MSU professors hope to streamline care for those with HIV in developing nations.
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MSU researchers study planet's climate, rapid changes foreseen
Decades from now, the plants sprouting from East African farmers’ plots might look far different as the global climate changes, making it critical for farmers to start planning for the future.
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Fair aims to help students prepare for career fairs
The Career Services Network will hold a Career Fair Cram Session from 6-7:30 p.m. today in Room N100 in the Business College Complex.
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Mandela Exhibit opens at Museum
A new exhibit entitled “Dear Mr. Mandela, Dear Mrs. Parks: Children’s Letters, Global Lessons” will open Sunday at the MSU Museum.
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Researchers hope progress won't dry up with stimulus funds
Norbert Mueller once had just a drawing and a vision for a more fuel-efficient engine to present to his potential funders.
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Road rage leads to assault on campus
After a traffic incident, a pizza delivery driver was assaulted by two suspects outside West Shaw Hall at about 11 p.m. Tuesday, leaving him unconscious.
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COGS looks to handle cuts, grad health care
MSU’s graduate student government will continue to address cuts to about 20 graduate programs and specializations, as well as health care issues affecting graduate and professional students this semester, officials said.