With Janet Jackson's breast holding an ironclad monopoly over television, the Bush administration decided to launch its own public boob.
No one wants trash in his or her backyard. In Michigan, we already have so much that we're skiing on it in places such as Brighton.
What the hell is a cyclotron? It's not exactly nuclear science. Oh, wait, it is nuclear science.
The City of East Lansing was a direct result of Michigan State University. Presently, the permanent residents of the city are attempting to push students north of campus to apartment complexes such as Capstone Commons.
The ramblings of Lindsey Anderson in "So what if I wanna complain?
The federal government's favorite number is 77 million. When the United Nations reported in 2001 that the Earth's population was rising at a rate of 77 million people per year, President Bush cut funding to international family planning groups that provide abortions.
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Michael Powell has been a very busy man lately. Janet Jackson's breast was clearly more than he could handle.
This year in Greenville, Mich., Electrolux announced it was moving its factory, which employs 2,700 people, to Mexico.
The average MSU student, upon seeing a white, rectangular envelope pinched against his or her car's windshield, feels a variety of emotions: pain, anger, distress, homicidal rage.
I agree with University Housing and Food Services Coordinator Bruce Haskell when he said, "What may be stereotypical to one person may be a wonderful representation of their culture to another" ("MLK dinner spurs controversy in Owen Hall" SN 2/6). I'm a white boy from the South, and I wish someone would have told me Owen Hall was serving catfish and okra.
Jim Lala's opposition to affirmative action in his column "Diversity doesn't promote better education, system flawed" (SN 2/3), exemplifies the exact prejudices of which the affirmative action programs actively struggle to fight against. Academic institutions have been criticized for their policies and for participation in affirmative action.
We sorority women have a bone to pick with you, Lindsey Anderson, "So what if I wanna complain?
Stop looking at porn. Well, maybe not entirely, but cut back. In this age of information-sharing and unrivaled technological advance, interpersonal communication is taking a hit.
Anyone but Bush. In the name of all things sacred, noble, just and good, anyone, anyone but Bush. It's not yet March, and the mantra of the left is emanating from Maine to Monterey like a low-decibel hum.
Racial, ethnic and gender stereotypes are everywhere - some are perpetuated through ignorance, while others are blatant attacks. The recent Martin Luther King Jr.
The United States is a nation founded on a political system that asks us to question our leaders. In order to prevent any one person from having too much power, we have a system of checks and balances and limits on terms in office.
If someone's race is (insert race), give them X number of bonus points. If someone's sex is (insert sex), give them X number of bonus points.
In response to Jim Lala's column ("Diversity doesn't promote better education, system flawed"), I agree that in many cases people are responsible for their own success and failures.
It's not all about vaginas. Well, some of it's about vaginas, but that's not the whole point.
Equal rights, not special rights. It's a common mantra when it comes to civil rights in America.