March 28, 2008 – 11:49 am
The Michigan State University women's basketball team defeated Kansas, 58-54, in the third round of the Women's National Invitational Tournament at the Breslin Center and the University of Michigan's women's hoops squad dispatched Southern Miss 59-45. Now the Spartans and Wolverines will meet in an all-Big Ten, all-Michigan WNIT quarterfinals on Sunday at 2 PM [...]
Ryan took this photo at Game 2 of the CCHA semifinals between Northern Michigan vs Michigan State (NMU won the series 3-2 btw).
He seems to enjoy hockey & ruins more than just a little and is also a member of Team Lazy.
November 2, 2007 – 9:05 am
To say that sage_82 (Mark Ratliff) is a master of the art of pumpkin carving is a huge understatement. His 2006 tribute to Michigan football legend Bo Schembechler and his 2007 Sparty are simply incredible.
Take a moment and check out some of the pumpkins he's carved (view the slideshow).
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October 30, 2007 – 8:31 am
Editor's note: I might as well call this "Me vs. Charter Internet Rivalry" as my connection seems to be struggling to stay in the game ... we'll add more to this later today including some blogs to watch and photos!
This Saturday the University of Michigan Wolverines travel to play the Michigan State University Spartans at [...]
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The Hometown Invasion Tour is a documentation of the travels of Justin Sailor (a Michigan native) and friend (Rice the plastic squirrel) through each of the 50 states, staying "with a different family in each state, documenting hometown life through photography, interviews, and journal writing." His project is online so that people can follow [...]
March 28, 2007 – 10:18 am
The Michigan Tourism Strategic Plan was unveiled Monday at the Driving Tourism 2007 conference by the Michigan Tourism Planning Council. Michigan's tourism industry generates $17.5 billion dollars in annual revenue, 200,000 jobs and almost $1 billion in state tax revenue, and the architects of the plan have set the goal of growing Michigan to [...]
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February 1, 2007 – 10:49 am
In honor of National Cherry Month and Michigan's vital and growing cherry industry, we present this special features from Taste the Local Difference by Carolyn Kelly
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January 29, 2007 – 9:44 am
reaching to the moon by oldbrushes
As the state's auto industry takes one hit after another, Michigan residents now have one more reason to consider heading back to the farm, corn-based ethanol. Today's cover story in the Lansing State Journal looks at how corn may change the face of automotive fuel.
The rising emergence of ethanol-producing plants [...]
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December 21, 2006 – 6:29 pm
Jack Lessenberry says that even though he voted against Proposal 2 last month, and would vote against it again and is a a proud member of the American Civil Liberties Union, he thinks that the suits filed by the ACLU and the NAACP are flat-out wrong.
Find out why over at Jack's blog.
Photo: Thirds Rule [...]
