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Features editor urges seniors to ignore "normal"
(09/21/2009)
My name is Thea Neal and Im 21 years old. I graduate college this year. And I have no idea what Im doing with my life.
Column calling for acceptance overlooks Christian population
(11/16/2008)
In response to Thea Neal8217s column Keep fighting for same-sex marriage SN 117 I am saddened by the hostility of this article which criticizes people of faith and those who do not agree with the practice of homosexuality. The Bible does not say 8220no8221 to the homosexuals it says 8220no8221 to the practice of homosexuality. Yes as stated in the column Jesus is all about love. However Jesus is also about not practicing homosexuality not as a matter of hate but as a plan to experience love as God intended.
My first Barista Olympics
(09/30/2008)
I pictured Starbucks-emblazoned track suits a live mascot of the mermaid on the cup even a rain of coffee beans when someone beat a record.
The cutting edge
(04/14/2008)
Take a look at what8217s hot and what8217s not this week in pop culture.
UGG boots ugly, but winter gear should be functional
(01/29/2008)
State News columnist Thea Neal dedicated quite a bit of energy into thinking about and possibly obsessing over where UGG boots fit into the world especially the world of fashion in No excuses for sporting ugly UGG boots SN 129.
Radical feminists' actions mistaken, have sex lives too
(01/21/2008)
As a radical feminist I feel the need to clarify two points for Thea Neal and the MSU community. Firstly feminists would never criticize The State News for allowing Neal to write something as she claimed in her column 8220Women should embrace sex life8221 SN 118. Neal is exercising her right to free speech 8212 rock on Neal.
(01/17/2008)
Thea Neal
Don't change your values to please a boyfriend or girlfriend
(08/01/2007)
I feel like all too often women forget there are billions of men in the world.Literally men are everywhere.
(08/01/2007)
Thea Neal
Little white lies add up
(07/25/2007)
Dear menYou lie. We will catch you.Women aren't stupid. Granted we've all been a little airheaded and blinded by that almighty thing called "love" but as soon as our female intuition switches into gear your "white" lie will be sunk faster than you can say "Battleship."I have a personal tale of one certain ex-boyfriend who thought lying was a paid profession.
(07/25/2007)
Thea Neal
Dating a co-worker will lead to awkward office encounters
(07/17/2007)
For me dating is like mining for gold.I picture myself as a 19th century pioneer woman manifesting my destiny in the Wild West.
(07/17/2007)
(07/06/2007)
All that jazz
(06/15/2007)
From a second-story window on the corner of Turner Street and Grand River Avenue the faint sounds of powerful drums and mellifluous vocals create an undeniable harmony.
(05/30/2007)
Thea Neal
(05/18/2007)
By Thea Neal The State Newsith the sun beating down on East Lansing it seems appropriate to bask in the glory of the city's prettiest time of year.
Student body must end words of hate
(04/24/2007)
We need to stop saying hateful things to each other. I am writing in response to Thea Neal and Tara Thoel's article "Students protest with silence" SN 419 on The Day of Silence.
(04/16/2007)
Happy homecoming
(04/11/2007)
Just before the hockey national championship parade started Phil Collins' hit song "In the Air Tonight" blared from a radio station van near Spartan statue.Collins couldn't have been more right.With thousands of fans lining East Grand River Avenue Abbott Road and East and West Circle drives and hundreds more congregated around Spartan statue the MSU hockey team received boisterous support from fans covered in green and white.These fans ranged in age 151 they could tell you about the 1966 national championship the 1986 national championship and some were barely old enough to remember the start of the 2006-07 season.And when senior captain Chris Lawrence holding the national championship trophy above his head bolted down the green carpet laid down on the ice in Munn Ice Arena and placed it on a white-clothed table an estimated 4500 fans awaiting the team's arrival erupted in cheers."I don't have to question it but if it's that loud every game next season I don't think any team in the nation would want to play here" junior defenseman Daniel Vukovic said.When Lawrence was introduced to the fans he skated around the rink at full speed with a white MSU flag stopping at the center ice line to wave it with joy pride and an uncontrollable smile."I just completely blacked out in the moment" Lawrence said.