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Spring excites students, but temps expected to dip
It finally felt like spring time in lower Michigan, and some MSU students were already breaking out their shorts and T-shirts.
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MSU alumna pursues passion despite difficulties
Ever since she got her first job at McDonald’s in high school, 2009 alumna Ashley Adkins knew one thing was for certain: she wanted to be her own boss.
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Supplemental instruction a possibility for students in challenging science courses
MSU's undergraduate student government ASMSU has been working on designing a new tutoring program that could further assist students in difficult science courses.
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Rep. Mike Rogers will not seek re-election
With less than 8 months before midterm elections, the race for Michigan’s 8th congressional district was blown wide open Friday after an unexpected announcement from Republican Rep.
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New brewing laws expected to bring local boom in craft beer industry
Gov. Snyder signed a package of bills into law March 25 that are expected to boost Michigan’s already-thriving craft beer industry.
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Tea Expo showcases Chinese tea ceremony
In Chinese culture, a full circle is highly valued — it symbolizes a good beginning followed by a good finish.
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Face time with COGS President Emily Bank
MSU's Council of Graduate Students, or COGS recently elected Emily Bank to serve as president after the four-term President, Stefan Fletcher decided to step down prior to the election.
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Traditional Malay folk tales exposed Spartans to Malaysian culture
On Friday, the Malaysian Student Organization enthralled students and residents with choreographed dances and fight scenes in the theatrical performance of a Malay folk tale.
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Relay for Life inspires strength in number for Spartans
The clock struck 8:30 p.m. when Breslin Center went dark.
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MSU Library looks to new services, technology, despite problems
The MSU Main Library is fighting to be more than just a place for books.
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DNA evidence shows suspect was at the scene of Dominique Nolff's shooting
DNA collected from the scene after the shooting of MSU student Dominique Nolff's indicates the man accused of shooting him was on scene and likely fought with him before he died, according to court documents.
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U.S. Attorney General: Same-sex couples married in Michigan recognized by federal government
Michigan’s same-sex couples that were married last week will be recognized by the federal government, making them eligible for marriage benefits, according to a statement released by U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder.
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U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers announces he will not seek reelection
U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Mich., has decided not to seek re-election at the end of his term this year.
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North Korean organization aims to expand understanding
Since the fall of 2013, MSU’s chapter of Liberty in North Korea, a national organization, has been working to better the lives and image of North Korean refugees around the country.
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Summer construction to affect on-campus traffic, parking
ASMSU, MSU's undergraduate student government, finished off its last general assembly meeting prior to elections with an MSU Infrastructure and Planning Facilities presentation as well as passing a resolution to support Design For America Spartans in their attempt to receive a grant.
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MSU Archives campaigns to preserve old footage
Hundreds of film reels of historical events at MSU are at risk of being lost due to outdated viewing formats.
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Dodging the competition
T hrowing, ducking, jumping and dodging are all necessary moves for success at an MSU club dodgeball practice.
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Potholes cause damage to cars, lead to costly repairs
Nearly a thousand dollars per day are being shoveled into city potholes in an attempt to alleviate a problem which also is costing drivers hundreds of dollars.
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MSU officials consider social media regulation in classes
If university officials decide to act upon committee recommendations, faculty and students could see more efficient regulation of social media use in the classroom.
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Vets of a different breed
When long-time MSU Veterinary Medical Center client Cory Russell trailered her horse Ben to East Lansing from her home in Chelsea, Mich., for surgery, she had little hope he would pull through.“He was (laying) down in the trailer on the ride up there and the vet said to me, ‘Cory, it’s not looking good. I need to warn you,’” she said.