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Early packing, recycling, donating help stop stress
Although Leslie Madden only is finishing up her first year away from home, she knows how to move. The physiology freshman moved her belongings home last weekend so she wouldn’t have to think about it during finals week. “I kind of wish we had a week after finals to relax and move out our stuff,” Madden said.
Bill could keep prescriptions private, pharmacists quiet
When Matthew Bridges received his prescription from a pharmacist, he felt self-conscious. He said he wishes the pharmacist would have handed him the prescription confidentially instead of calling it aloud.“I think this is a problem that needs to be looked at,” the computer science junior said.
Bishop speaks out on scandal
Lansing - The bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lansing said despite the church’s recent sex abuse scandals, its ultimate purpose is protecting the children. “We are free from this crisis in Lansing,” Bishop Carl Mengeling said at a Wednesday news conference at the diocese center, 300 W.
Dial-up Internet access number to change
On May 5, MSU’s Computer Center will be changing dial-up network access. Instead of using the phone line (517)353-3500 to dial into MSU’s network to access the Internet, students must use the new access number, (517)999-2678, or (517)999-2MSU.
Health alliance to end presentation series
The Capital Area Health Alliance is having the fifth in a series of presentations that will help inform and enlighten the Lansing-area community about health care issues.
