Recent Articles
Young lacrosse team stumbles, coach still pleased with effort
They’re all familiar with the phrase “practice makes perfect,” but last weekend, the Men’s Club Lacrosse Team wasn’t aiming for perfection, but rather improvement. In what they call their Fall Ball Tournament on Saturday and Sunday, the 37-member team played teams from Marquette University, Oakland University, the University of Buffalo and the University of Michigan in efforts to not only brush up on their playing skills before the season officially begins in the spring, but to also have fun doing it. Fall Ball, a two-month season when teams practice and compete with one another, gives players a chance to “keep in shape and keep their skills up in the off season,” said team member Mike DiGiovanni. “We’ve been practicing since about September, working to get our offense and defense together,” the humanities and pre-law junior said.
Intramural team hosts football game as kickoff for charitable literacy campaign
Bulldogs. Despite their ferocious sounding name and their aggression on the field, the 15 members of this Intramural football team have one weakness - children. They play to win, but they also play to benefit their community.
Bump, set, spike
They didn’t know each other by name, only by the green and white felt numbers pinned to their backs.
Skate Rattle and Roll
Skate hard or go home. That’s the only option for the 23 members of the MSU Skate Club, a group of aggressive in-line skaters, BMX bikers and skateboarders from the Lansing, East Lansing and Okemos areas.
Library finds books InMich
Finding books for those end-of-the-semester research papers may have become a little easier. With the help of InMich, a new search catalog, students can request books from other Michigan libraries that are not available at MSU. The catalog combines MSU Libraries’ holdings with those of Grand Rapids Community College, Albion College, Southfield Public Library and the Ovid-Elsie Area Schools, which are near St.
