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A different sort of fore
The hole, a benign par 3 according to the much-graffitied sign, taunts mercilessly.The fairway - an 8-foot clearing before the trees start in earnest - curves slightly to the right before dropping off sharply, the red flag atop the basket barely visible from the tee.A distinctive “ching!” rings out from what constitutes the green as a disc lands hard in the metal basket.
Local bands prefer parties
The first chords ring out from the basement, carried upstairs by air tinged with smoke and the unmistakable smell of cheap beer.
This summer, U gets insane with the chains
The hole, a benign Par 3 according to the much-graffitied sign, taunts mercilessly. The fairway - an 8-foot clearing before the trees start in earnest - curves slightly to the right before dropping off sharply, the red flag atop the basket barely visible from the tee. A distinctive “ching!” rings out from what constitutes the green as a disc lands hard in the metal basket.
Driver runs car into tree, E.L. home
A loud crash sent residents of Stoddard and Frye streets running into the road just after midnight Tuesday.The driver of a silver Ford Explorer had failed to stop at the intersection shortly before plowing over the lawn, bouncing off a tree and coming to rest under the living-room window of a duplex at 1224 Frye St.No serious injuries resulted from the accident, though the driver sustained a broken nose.
Residents find voices, community through alternative housing
Surviving the college experience often requires adaptation to adverse living conditions. For Steve Marsh, alternative housing is the solution. In his third year of co-operative living, Marsh serves as president of Phoenix co-operative house, one of East Lansing’s 15 co-ops. “There’s a lot of advantages,” he said.
