Inside MSU’s Headphones: November
16 November 2011
November has brought us unexpectedly warm weather and sudden snow fall. Yet rain or shine, MSU students are always listening to music as they trek to and from class. I know I always want to know what they’re listening to, so once again, I’ve used my privileges as Arts & Culture editor to find out [...]
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East Grand Enters the Record Business
16 November 2011
By Dylan Sowle The newest record store in East Lansing has upcoming plans to offer residents a unique experience through specialized inventory, online shopping and live music. Residing in the previously abandoned basement at 213 1/2 E. Grand River Ave. sits East Grand Record Company, lined wall to wall with vinyl records and filled with [...]
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A New Dance Team Emerges at MSU
16 November 2011
By Kevin Burrows Starting new clubs on campus may be challenging, but after jumping through a few hoops, four girls successfully created a competitive dance team for Michigan State University. MSU Elite Competitive Dance is a student-run organization, established in June 2011, which provides students with the opportunity to dance competitively at the college level. [...]
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MSU Auditorium Turns Into a Haunted Affair
16 November 2011
By Alli Myers Haunted houses are a Halloween classic. There’s always a handful of people who simply love to be scared out of their minds leading up to the 31st of October. The MSU Department of Theatre is the group behind the scenes of MSU’s very own “Haunted Aud”. Every year the department turns the Auditorium, located [...]
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Serving Up a Starbucks 40th Anniversary
16 November 2011
By Emily Green Since Starbucks opened its doors in Seattle Washington 1971, it has been satisfying coffee lovers and curing the caffeine cravings of people everywhere. Whether you’re a coffee addict or not Starbucks is still a great place to quench your thirst with non-coffee beverages or to satisfy your sweet tooth with a variety [...]
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Poetry on Steroids: MSU Slam Poetry Team
16 November 2011
By Emily Green When we think of poetry reading, we might visualize a coffee shop with cozy couches, people drinking cappuccinos, relaxing while listening to someone read a poem in a soothing voice. We can keep the coffee and the couches, but when you go see the MSU Slam Poetry Team perform, you might as [...]
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And So Begins the Christmas Creep
16 November 2011
By Julia Grippe Some stores start putting out Christmas items as early as June despite the negative comments made by consumers. The Christmas creep is a marketing and sales phenomenon where stores compete to get the early dollar, which results in the holiday season starting earlier and earlier each year. Bonnie Knutson, a hospitality business [...]
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Nothing to Do? The RHA Can Fix That
16 November 2011
By Maddie Fetchiet The Residence Halls Association (RHA) at Michigan State University provides students with cheap entertainment options by putting on campus events such as the upcoming performance by Saturday Night Live comedian, Paul Brittain, and performance by Mac Miller in October. According to Chelsea Satkowiak, director of public relations at the RHA, they are [...]
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Hot & Healthy: November
06 November 2011
Hot and Healthy – November from Katie Dalebout on Vimeo. Welcome to the November Hot & Healthy! This month I wanted to use my current favorite local seasonal vegetable: the spaghetti squash. The spaghetti squash may be the most versatile vegetable at the farmer’s market right now-the possibilities for it are endless. Once halved, seeded and baked for about forty minutes, [...]
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Big Photography: Fall Colors
06 November 2011
In honor of autumn and all the beauty that this particular season brings out in our MSU campus, here’s a photo collection showing you some of the scenes you might come across walking to class this time of year. All photos were done by Jenna Chabot and Julia Grippe.
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