I wish The State News was a little more responsible with my $5 per semester. I couldn't help but notice the article "Stripped down" (SN 9/8) about a local male stripper.
Every morning, as the alarm on my wristwatch drags me from a rejuvenating sleep, I am faced with a plethora of possibilities.
In the State News' article, "Students upset by new noise fines; officials say changes 'essential,'" (SN 9/5) finance senior Brad Case was quoted as saying, "It's an outrage.
The article "The Fear of the Freshman 15" (SN 8/27) only serves to spread the propaganda of the $40 billion diet industry.
I am an undergraduate teaching assistant for the math department. I lead the recitations for MTH 116.
It's been said a million times: One test cannot accurately determine a person's true ability to succeed at the collegiate level.
As a Lansing School Board candidate and citizen of our great city, I am fully supportive of the passage of the school bond on the November ballot.
I love living in East Lansing. I love working and raising my children in East Lansing. I love being a graduate of MSU, but I hate what is being done to the fire department in East Lansing, of which I am a proud member.
Those green and white stickers in the dorm room which read "lock your doors" are there for a reason, but it looks like some people are not heeding the advice. MSU police reported 220 thefts during the first eight months of the year, a jump from 170 during the same time in 2002.
We are students at MSU who enjoy reading The State News on a daily basis. However, on Monday our joy quickly turned into anger upon looking at the article "Stripped Down" (SN 9/8). Some students may enjoy reading an article about a stripper, but to display a full page devoted to explicit pictures is a disgrace to the university.
John O'Connor's recent column on the Palestinian conflict, "Road map politics further violence," (SN 9/5) ended with a cute comment suggesting that if Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas can't control extremists on his side, perhaps Israeli military action can do a better job. It reminds me of two jokes.
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.