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  • Things that annoy us

    (11/12/2009)
    Listen as the features desk and some guests discuss Youtube.com advertisements U2 and where Kate Jacobson has seen caged horses in this weeks features podcast.

  • Dan Faas Presents the State News Opinion Podcast (Starring Dracula)

    (10/29/2009)
    The State News Opinion podcast stars Count Dracula and is produced by Dan Faas with assistance from Ursula Zerilli. This week8217s guests include Anne O8217Dell Kate Jacobson and Whitney Gronski. Listen carefully for a special guest appearance by the Mummy The podcast is not recorded in front of a live studio audience.

  • Conversations in real time

    (10/15/2009)
    What does it sound like when people just give up Maybe a little something like this week8217s State News opinion podcast. In desperate need for some caffeine this week they ramble on and on about the Homecoming parade. It8217s a celebration of nonsense and random Kate Jacobson stories.

  • Bridge Card abusers might escape audit from state

    (10/01/2009)
    State auditors will not investigate students for potentially misusing Bridge Cards at least for now.

  • Lansing zoo to host wine-tasting event

    (09/27/2009)
    The Potter Park Zoo 1301 S. Pennsylvania Ave. in Lansing will host its first Wine and Stein event 6-9 p.m. Oct. 15.

  • E.L. supports bill advocating medical amnesty for minors

    (09/23/2009)
    East Lansing city officials are backing a state bill advocating medical amnesty for minors who seek or receive medical attention if they drink too much.

  • Campus fine art show deserving of coverage

    (05/19/2009)
    It is 615 p.m. I have been working all day at the university and I am tired. I would like to go home to at least eat dinner and relax a bit before I mow the lawn but I do have to comment on the front page article of Mondays issue of The State News.

  • Column about feminism spoke to goals of MSU gender center

    (04/23/2009)
    We were delighted to read Kate Jacobsons column Womens rights a worldwide issue SN 421. It was an insightful and passionate account of the situation for some Afghani women struggling to stay free of violence in their streets and homes.We also appreciated Jacobsons reflection on the relationship between our rights at home and the rights of women in other countries.Too often citizens in the U.S.

  • (04/20/2009)
    Kate Jacobson

  • ASMSU reps asked to work more hours

    (04/16/2009)
    ASMSUs Academic Assembly recommended this week that its vice chairpersons double their summer work hours to match a pay raise due to take effect in May.ASMSU is MSUs undergraduate student government.

  • ASMSU votes to support tuition cap

    (04/01/2009)
    ASMSUs Academic Assembly is recommending a 2 percent cap on tuition increases over the next three years.The assembly reached the decision at its meeting Tuesday. ASMSU is MSUs undergraduate student government.

  • (03/23/2009)
    Kate Jacobson

  • E.L. police warn students of spring break burglaries

    (03/04/2009)
    As students leave East Lansing for sunny warm beaches police are gearing up to make sure the items they leave behind are protected.

  • Lent article had inaccuracies regarding religious holiday

    (03/02/2009)
    I am writing about the Lent article that Kate Jacobson wrote titled Students find new approach to Lent SN 225. In the article she stated that Lent is a religious observance of Jesus fasting for 40 days before his crucifixion. That is absolutely not correct.

  • Fast food getting meatier

    (09/22/2006)
    By Kate SantichThe Orlando SentinelSurely every American old enough to place a Happy Meal order knows there's an obesity epidemic in this country.Despite this 151 and despite piles of research on the evils of diets high in saturated fat and sodium and low in fiber 151 American fast-food chains continue to roll out bigger fatter more decadent fare.Consider this summer's debut of Burger King's BK Stackers which include a Quad Stacker option of four slabs of beef four slices of cheese and up to eight slices of bacon 151 "smothered" as the company puts it in a creamy sauce."This burger might better be called the quadruple-bypass special" said Jeff Novick director of nutrition for the Pritikin Longevity Center in Florida.
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