A plan to send Michigan lawmakers overseas to the Middle East will be the first step in promoting cultural understanding and economic growth between Michiganians and Arabs. Twenty-one state House members plan on traveling to Qatar and Dubai for the first of several trips to the region.
I have had the privilege of spending almost six months living between Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip working for the Michigan Peace Team.
Obviously, if the state of Michigan wants to give money away to Michigan cities, East Lansing would be irresponsible not to try and get a piece of it ("E.L.
The stupidity of The State News has reached an all-time high. The recent editorial "Bad possibilities" (SN 4/5) that read, "New law protecting fetuses from attacks, death could threaten future of U.S.
We are writing on behalf of studio art majors currently studying the concentration of graphic design.
We're No. 1! We're No. 1! And also No. 13, 15, 18, 29, 56 and "fourth tier." When U.S.
East Lansing's application for a grant from Gov. Jennifer Granholm's Cool Cities initiative should be used to add unique flavor to the downtown area. The city, along with more than 100 other cities, recently applied to receive $100,000 from the initiative in order to jump-start projects to revamp the city.
Kudos to Rebecca Richendollar "Handicap stickers denote disabilities" (SN 4/1) on recognizing the diverse face of disability.
I am writing in response to a picture that was displayed in The State News on Thursday ("Charred U.S.
Over the past few years, there has been much discussion on tuition increases, the cost of books and constant complaints about funding.
A wise man with impressively braided hair once said: "Like a band of gypsies we go down the highway/We're the best of friends/Insisting that the world be turnin' our way/And our way/Is on the road again." Willie Nelson probably has lived three lifetimes' worth of experience on the highway.
The zero-tolerance policy in Michigan schools mandates automatic suspension or expulsion from school for offenses perceived to be a threat to the safety of the school.
A vote for Ralph Nader is a vote for President George W. Bush. When the election comes around in November, make sure you remember whom you want out of office.
President M. (Machiavelli) Peter McPherson's manifesto and macabre machinations to move MSU's College of Human Medicine will mar, maim and mistreat mid-Michigan.
I am writing in regard to your recent article on Michael Vicente Perez's experience in the West Bank ("Caught in the middle" SN 3/31). Personally, I would like to know how the Michigan Peace Team could be described as nonviolent or supporting "peace." To begin with, Perez states that he would "stay in the houses of families whose children had been suicide bombers and be there to hopefully prevent the house from being demolished." How exactly does protecting those who give aid and support to terrorists in any way bring "peace" to the Middle East?
For my debut piece, I was unsure of what topic to tackle. Several important issues are in the news, and since I was wary of being labeled a "Bush-basher," I thought of steering clear of politics.
Wisconsin detectives' search for a woman's abductor should not be criticized even if the so-called victim made him up.
This letter is in response to what people should refrain from doing while driving "Driving don'ts" (SN 3/24). I am in complete agreement with the article because I am on a crusade against the stupid decisions people make.
In response to the front page article "Caught in the middle" (SN 3/31), I find it disturbing that MSU students are going to the West Bank to act as human shields for homicide bombers.
Andrew Goetz paints a picture of John Kerry as a committed supporter of the armed forces "Kerry's campaign jump-started by veteran's Vietnam rescue" (SN 3/31), but Kerry's actions immediately following his service and voting record in the Senate say otherwise. Kerry, while under oath, tossed out wild and unfounded accusations of war crimes in Vietnam before a Senate committee in 1971.