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Despite restrictions, internships abound
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Despite restrictions, internships abound

Published 09/09      No comments
By Megan Durisin

Despite increased restrictions for unpaid internships under changes to federal guidelines, internships remain an important part of college for students in many of MSU’s programs. And many students continue to find the right opportunity, whether at a local business such as Hart-Davidson Designs or in cities across Michigan. Read more »

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Prosecutor drops sexual assault case

Published 09/08      No comments
By Emily Wilkins

Charges will not be pressed in an alleged on-campus sexual assault reported to police last week, according to Ingham County Prosecutor Stuart Dunnings, III. Read more »

Home rental remains an issue for East Lansing City Council

Published 09/08      No comments
By Alanna Thiede

In the face of neighborhood opposition and other restrictions, East Lansing City Council members are debating how to help residents put their homes up for rent. Read more »

Bills to be thrown out if not passed by end of session

Published 09/08      No comments
By Karen Confer

Two bills passed earlier this year by the state House could be on their death beds if they don’t soon receive the attention of Senate committees. Any bill not passed by both houses by the end of the current legislative session Dec. 31 will die without becoming law. To have a chance at becoming law, the bills need to be reintroduced at the start of the next legislative session and begin the lawmaking process anew. Read more »

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