Recent Articles
$18 tax is reason to get to know undergraduate student government
It was not until earlier this semester that I learned that as undergraduate students at MSU, we automatically pay an $18 tax to ASMSU. This is a substantial investment. With $18, you could buy a 12-pack of beer, tickets to a concert in Lansing or several gallons of gas.
Living with many housemates diversifies college experience
At first, I did not know what I was getting myself into. A group of students — some of whom I had never met before — decided to look at houses together. The day we looked at houses was the first day all seven of us officially met. Because the house we were looking at was owned by Community Resource Management Co., we were forced to commit to a lease by October 2012, although we would not be moving in until August 2013. We had nearly a year to think about how the living situation would play out, and I was anxious to discover what it would be like living with six other people, two of them being girls.
Students should cherish MSU’s success, make every effort to experience future Rose Bowls
A few days after the Spartans trumped Ohio State in the Big Ten Championship, I received a call from my mother. To my surprise, she asked if I would be interested in going to Pasadena, Calif., to watch MSU’s first Rose Bowl appearance in 26 years.
