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  • (02/22/2009)
    Julie Baker

  • Resource centers sort out, soothe roommate conflicts

    (08/27/2007)
    To Campbell Hall resident mentor Tim Stachelski Facebook.com is nothing more than an Internet facade for students eager to get a peek when they are 8220going in blind.8221

  • (04/19/2007)

  • Fast-track sainthood

    (04/06/2007)
    John Paul II has been in the express lane to canonization since two months after his death in 2005. At that time Pope Benedict XVI announced he was waiving the customary five-year waiting period to begin the process.Monday the second anniversary of John Paul's death the findings of diocesan investigations were passed on to the Vatican's Congregation for the Causes of Saints.

  • (04/06/2007)

  • Green Week offers chance for collaboration

    (02/05/2007)
    By Julie BakerThe State NewsFor one MSU student and an MSU alumnus the gloom and doom predictions of global warming offer more than bad news 151 they offer a challenge.The MSU Bio Diesel Project will be producing fuel using products commonly found in the kitchen during a demonstration at 730 p.m.

  • Voters face weighty issues in Nov.

    (08/16/2006)
    This November Michigan voters will decide some of the most controversial topics in the state. They'll have to contemplate whether or not mourning doves should be hunted whether or not to limit eminent domain if race and gender should be used in college admissions and whether or not conservation funds that can't be used for other purposes should be established.

  • Make your mark on the ballot

    (05/26/2006)
    This November Michigan voters will decide some of the most controversial topics in the state. They'll have to contemplate whether mourning doves should be hunted whether to limit eminent domain if race and gender should be used in college admissions and whether conservation funds that can't be used for other purposes should be established.

  • Dove dilemma

    (05/26/2006)
    Should mourning doves in Michigan be a protected bird or fair game for huntersThe Dove Hunting Referendum asks voters whether a public act passed in 2004 that established a hunting season for mourning doves should be changed.

  • Mich. should protect its mourning doves

    (10/06/2005)
    In The State News article on the mourning dove issue "Dove hunting will be on Nov.

  • Group submits mourning dove petition

    (03/30/2005)
    Since last June when Gov. Jennifer Granholm signed the bill to allow mourning dove hunting in Michigan the Committee to Restore the Dove Shooting Ban has been working to reverse the law.The committee submitted more than 275000 petition signatures to the Michigan Bureau of Elections on Monday.

  • Doves might be fair game

    (11/05/2003)
    About 300 hunters sporting orange hats and camouflage rallied at the state Capitol on Tuesday encouraging legislators to make Michigan the 40th state allowing mourning dove hunting.With the sportsmen anxiously packed in the gallery above the House floor the bill was passed 64-44 in the state House.

  • What’s happening?

    (11/06/2002)
    Events0149 The MSU Spanish Club will show the film 0147Solas0148 as part of its semester long Romance Language Film series at 530 p.m.

  • Who rocked, blew in 2001

    (12/03/2001)
    So this was 2001 huhWith only one more week of classes and less than a month to 2002 it0146s time to remember the highs and lows of MSU athletics this past year.Topping this year0146s chart with gold starsRyan Miller - Because the junior goaltender won the second Hobey Baker award in MSU history following in the footsteps of his cousin Kip Miller.

  • Miller receives Big Ten award

    (08/23/2001)
    MSU junior goaltender Ryan Miller continued his reign as college hockey0146s poster boy by earning Big Ten Male Athlete of the Year distinction June 25.Miller is the first male Spartan to win the award in its 20-year existence.

  • Miller sets history with Big Ten award

    (06/27/2001)
    MSU junior goaltender Ryan Miller continued his reign as college hockey0146s poster boy by earning Big Ten Male Athlete of the Year distinction Tuesday.Miller is the first male Spartan to win the award in its 20-year existence.

  • Exposure to sun and tanning booths leaves ‘U’ wrinkled

    (12/04/2000)
    Calling all overly sun-kissed sweet potato faces. Quit your tanning already. It0146s December and 0146tis the season to be pale pasty and proud of it.
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