I could not believe my eyes when I read journalism freshman Jennifer Passage's comment in response to the NAACP's racism complaint, "Students' reactions vary on NAACP racism complaint" (SN 9/8). I, for one, believe that the complaint is valid.
Traditionally, Christianity and conservatism hold similar values; Republicans can always depend on right-wing Christians as a reliable voting base.
At this moment, I am suffering from a severe sore throat, fever and the remnants of a migraine-proportion headache.
The recent women's soccer player hazing incident is just another example of a pointless tradition that needs to be stopped.
I am jealous of everyone who lives in East Lansing and has the ability to see our Spartans compete.
After reading the article "Rep. works to restrict sexuality curriculum," (SN 8/26) about how state Rep.
I wonder if sometime in my freshman orientation, I signed a form which said my student ID photo could be used for any purpose.
Your e-mail is down. You can't check your test score on ANGEL. There's a constant threat of a new virus infecting your hard drive.
I've been meaning to submit a letter to the editor simply because, like everyone else, my views are right, regardless.
MSU sending university leaders and student representatives to the "Student Summit" is a step in the right direction for curbing riotous behavior. MSU is not the only university in the nation that struggles with postgame rioting.
Israel marked all members of Hamas for death after the group claimed responsibility for an Aug. 19 suicide bombing in Jerusalem.
Sometimes you don't get what you pay for. Undergraduate teaching assistants are helping in the instruction of courses for other undergraduate students, which is like the blind leading the blind.
When I accepted the job as opinion editor, I was excited about the opportunity to hear what readers liked and disliked about the news.
While the university's heart was in the right place, it was trying to do too much, too fast when it implemented ANGEL. ANGEL, also known as A New Global Environment for Learning, and MSU's new course management system, has been less than heavenly for off-campus students who have experienced nothing but trouble since the system was implemented in August.
This is in response to Craig Gunn's column, "Mass destruction deals with people, not high-tech weapons," (SN 8/27). Gunn makes an incredibly valuable, though obvious, observation.
Hopes soared high with the hiring of the charismatic John L. Smith and the return of quarterback Jeff Smoker, but narrowly edging out a victory over little Western Michigan University, does not demonstrate that MSU football is back on its feet again.
Shh! This is a library. No, wait, it's the city of East Lansing. City officials just can't seem to realize that East Lansing is a college town and that a good number of the population is fun-loving students.
At about 9:50 p.m. Aug. 25, Case Hall and Cherry Lane Apartments plunged into the darkness of a power outage.
Last Friday night, I decided to visit a friend of mine I knew from high school. She moved into the Mosier Cooperative on M.A.C.
Last spring, The State News ran a series of advertisements from an organization called Campustruth.org. The first ad ignited a controversy as it showed pictures of Palestinian militants celebrating the Sept.