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  • Word on the street

    (04/30/2009)
    The world is full of college graduates including plenty of MSU grads. Previous college graduates all seem to share the same bit of advice Be confident and keep your head up.

  • US-127, I-496 will see lane closures

    (04/30/2009)
    Several road closures will begin within the next week as summer construction projects commence in the Lansing area. Single lane closures on I-496 and US-127 will begin on Saturday for maintenance of freeway lights. One lane will be closed between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the area.

  • Alumni unite after graduation

    (04/30/2009)
    Being an MSU alumnus means more than just having school spirit its about remembering the college experience. With 130 alumni chapters across the nation the MSU Alumni Association or MSUAA keeps graduates connected said Dave Brown the MSUAAs assistant director of alumni groups.

  • Web site allows unused emissions to be sold

    (04/29/2009)
    Although the proposed carbon cap-and-trade policy has yet to pass in the United States a new Web site makes it possible for U.S. residents to reap the benefits of other nations cap-and-trade systems while promoting a greener lifestyle.

  • MSU plans for possible swine flu spread to Mich.

    (04/28/2009)
    MSU and state officials said they are preparing for the worst as reports of swine flu cases continue to come in throughout the state. Michigan lab workers are expecting lab results Wednesday afternoon determining whether five people in Ingham County with symptoms similar to those of swine flu have been infected a county health official said.

  • MSU profs' program tackles childhood obesity

    (04/27/2009)
    After years of watching her daughter excel in sports Lorraine Robbins noticed most other adolescent girls werent as active. She decided she wanted to change their sedentary lifestyles.

  • Ambassador stresses U.S.-Canada relations

    (04/22/2009)
    As Canadian ambassador to the United States Michael Wilson spoke via satellite to a room full of scholars business leaders and politicians Wednesday morning in the Communication Arts and Sciences Building. He advocated for strong Canada-U.S. relations especially for border states such as Michigan.

  • US-127 ramp to be demolished Friday

    (04/19/2009)
    The ramp and bridge from southbound US-127 to eastbound I-96 will be demolished Friday to begin a project to rebuild the structure this summer.Work on the bridge will be done with one lane of traffic maintained at all times on the two-lane roadway.

  • Two-week road closure to begin

    (04/19/2009)
    Parts of a four-block stretch of East Kalamazoo Street in Lansing will be closed for two weeks beginning today to replace lead service lines in the Lansing water system.

  • Prof streamlines method of manufacturing cancer drug

    (04/16/2009)
    In a world where environmental consciousness is growing creating an earth-friendly cancer drug should be a priority MSU experts said. Thats why chemistry and biochemistry and molecular biology assistant professor Kevin Walker has created a more efficient process to manufacture a leading cancer drug known as paclitaxel or Taxol.

  • New smoke shop opens in E.L., features ‘high-quality art’

    (04/15/2009)
    Eric Poinski has seen many people walk in and out of his smoke shop since it opened three weeks ago including a couple of elderly women who inquired about using a water pipe as a vase.

  • Sinking shelter

    (04/13/2009)
    Individual homeowners arent the only ones being hit by the slumping housing market. Cities across Michigan and the nation are struggling with property tax revenue losses a problem that could lead to drastic funding cuts for everything from public safety to infrastructure repair.

  • MSU Technologies to relocate, become part of E.L. SmartZone

    (04/12/2009)
    The East Lansing SmartZone already was an incubator for multiple small technological business start-ups but officials said it will receive a welcome boost when MSU Technologies moves in adjacent to the East Lansing Technology Innovation Center.

  • CATA to cancel service on Easter

    (04/08/2009)
    Capital Area Transportation Authority or CATA has announced that buses will not run on Sunday in observance of Easter.Additional changes will be made to several routes on Saturday night.

  • Auction clears out Flats Grille

    (04/07/2009)
    Paul OConnor bought his grandmas cutting board from a Michigan Department of Treasury auction Tuesday morning of the remnants of Flats Grille the business he used to own. The sentimental piece and his computer from the restaurants office were the only things the owner of the former eatery was able to keep of items sold in the auction.

  • Cedar Village gatherings after NCAA Loss

    (04/07/2009)
    A rowdy crowd gathered in Cedar Village after the MSU mens basketball team lost to North Carolina in the NCAA championship game. MSU was defeated 89-72 Monday night at Ford Field in Detroit.

  • Job expo scheduled today in Lansing

    (04/06/2009)
    Capital Area Michigan Works will hold a spring job expo from 230-6 p.m. today at the Lansing Center 333 E. Michigan Ave. The event will give job seekers an opportunity to network with more than 50 local companies in a variety of industries including information technology health care finance and manufacturing.

  • Auction to be held for Flats belongings

    (04/06/2009)
    A public auction will be held at 10 a.m. today at Flats Grille 551 E. Grand River Ave. for assets within the restaurant. The restaurant closed Feb. 24 when it was seized by Michigan Department of Treasury due to a tax warrant issued by the department against the State Pizza Corp. the parent company of Flats. Officials have said Flats owed more than 8800 in unpaid taxes.

  • Web site creates alternative options for job seekers

    (04/06/2009)
    For many students traditional job-recruiting opportunities such as meet-and-greets with alumni and employers can be awkward and boring. With that idea in mind and Internet technology at his disposal Ted Williams set out to create a way for students to land a job without having to worry about awkward meetings grades or connections.

  • SAF, Athletics hold Final Four ticket lottery

    (04/01/2009)
    The Student Alumni Foundation and MSU athletics department allotted 79 tickets to the Final Four in Detroit to members of the Izzone student section on Wednesday through a lottery.
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