Soccer is still loved by Americans, despite how its popularity compares to other sports

Soccer is still loved by Americans, despite how its popularity compares to other sports Soccer is still loved by Americans, despite how its popularity compares to other sports

Hot & Healthy April: Grilled Chicken Breast with Avocado Salsa

Hot & Healthy April: Grilled Chicken Breast with Avocado Salsa Hot & Healthy April: Grilled Chicken Breast with Avocado Salsa

Students get a ready for a summer of music

Students get a ready for a summer of music Students get a ready for a summer of music

College of Education ranked number one for graduate students

College of Education ranked number one for graduate students College of Education ranked number one for graduate students
Top Ten Tweets: March

Top Ten Tweets: March

01 April 2013

@kburke2112: When your school emails you about not causing riots because your team is in the sweet sixteen. @SpartanProblems @heyjacqueline_: when you get to #MSU you realize that there is only one true season: construction season. @spartanproblems @allyhella: I never knew people actually walked around rapping outloud, with or without music, until I came to [...]

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Hot & Unhealthy March: Melting Chocolate Cakes

Hot & Unhealthy March: Melting Chocolate Cakes

01 April 2013

So I’m going to admit it, this was my first cooking failure. Usually I have someone supervising me in the kitchen like a toddler, but this time this toddler was running around in the kitchen by herself, cracking eggs and spilling chocolate everywhere. The recipe was simple enough, and the instructions seem straightforward. In the [...]

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Women’s History Month celebrates a history of changing stereotypes

01 April 2013

It has only been 93 years since the passing of one of our nation’s most influential amendments to the Constitution.  On August 18, 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment made it possible for all women to vote, a long and ultimately successful struggle of many women activists of the early 20th century.  Almost one hundred years later, [...]

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A brief introduction to the world of Doctor Who

A brief introduction to the world of Doctor Who

01 April 2013

Whether you watch British television or you’ve seen Community’s Inspector Space Time spoof, you have probably heard of a little show called Doctor Who. In short, the series follows the adventures of a Time Lord (that can regenerate in the case of death), called The Doctor, who travels through time and space, usually with a [...]

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Monthly Movie Review: The Princess Bride

Monthly Movie Review: The Princess Bride

01 April 2013

Director: Rob Reiner  Starring: Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin, and Robin Wright All right folks, this month we are taking a step back from the intense thrillers I have been throwing at you month after month. You can now rest easy, sit back in your seat and wipe your clammy hands on your blanket, because this [...]

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Why we loved March: Madness, Reading, Pi[e], and more!

Why we loved March: Madness, Reading, Pi[e], and more!

01 April 2013

March is without a doubt one of the greatest months to be a Spartan. From March Madness to St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, to the bare tree branches of the Red Cedar River finally starting to bloom, here are ten reasons why TBG loves March. 10. March is Reading Month  We all celebrated this way back [...]

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Studies show alcohol affects men and women differently

Studies show alcohol affects men and women differently

31 March 2013

On any given weekend, MSU students can be found drunkenly stumbling between house parties, frat parties, bars and dorms around campus until the early hours of the morning. Because this is such a common occurrence, some students don’t realize that the widely believed myths about alcohol and gender could lead them to drinking too much [...]

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Wharton Center goes Blue

Wharton Center goes Blue

02 March 2013

“When meeting people from a foreign culture, offer a few gifts that reflect your interests as a gesture of friendship. Better yet, give things you’ve created yourself. Also, explore their interests and their culture. Ultimately, the best way to forge a lasting relationship is to create something together. Whether it is a meal, an art [...]

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Inside MSU’s Headphones: February

Inside MSU’s Headphones: February

28 February 2013

If looks could kill and smiles could heal… Well, I’m not sure that would solve anything, but the world would be a very different place. Alas, we could all use more smiles as we end this long week before Spring Break. As I trudged across campus taking the long way back to my dorm (simply [...]

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Be wary: Internship scams are out to get you at MSU

Be wary: Internship scams are out to get you at MSU

28 February 2013

Sitting in class, waiting for a lecture to start, the professor hands the microphone to a guy who has a spiel for the entire class. He starts out by giving general information about an internship opportunity that is available for the following summer. Not paying much attention, you fill out the form with your name, [...]

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