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Variety of clubs available at 'U'
At MSU, there seems to be a club for every ethnicity, major, sport, hobby and interest. Students can get involved in everything from a cappella to curling, yoga to dentistry. The opportunities are endless. You don't have to be a pro at any particular skill - you just have to have a desire to be in the club. Ron Southwick, instructor of the Tae Kwondo Club, said there are many benefits to being a member in his organization. "I get to see these people come in and I see them get a lot stronger," he said. "They become a lot more sure of themselves, and go out to do some pretty amazing things.
Student remembered for interests
John Eckhold loved to talk about music."John and I would converse about what kind of music we liked," said Ric Shahin, a teacher at Midland High School, which Eckhold attended.Eckhold, a 23-year-old psychology junior, was found dead in his home at Woodside Apartments, on the corner of Haslett Road and Woodside Drive, on Sunday.
Sexual abuse tales shared by survivors
Tamika Payne can sympathize with women who come to her with their stories of sexual violence. She is a survivor herself."I feel like I don't want it to be for nothing," said Payne, sexual assault counseling staff coordinator for The Listening Ear Crisis Intervention Center, 313 W.
Supporters take back night with stories
Tamika Payne can sympathize with the women who come to her with their stories of sexual violence.
'Hours' author says people shouldn't buy into boundaries
Being a man doesn't stop Michael Cunningham from delving into the minds of women. The 1999 Pulitzer Prize-winning author of novel-turned-movie "The Hours" doesn't believe in boundaries. "I don't believe in set limits as to who can write about whom," he said.
