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Roommates differ in levels of organization

July 29, 2013 by Karina Zanyk McLean Leave a Comment

By Isobel Futter and Karina Zanyk McLean As students filed in to MIPA journalism camp at Michigan State University, some discovered new traits about their roommate. Each ‘roomie’ differs from one another in some way or another. How does cleanliness and organization clash within each room?   … [Read more...] about Roommates differ in levels of organization

Food delivery services offer students variety

July 29, 2013 by Kelly Martinek 1 Comment

Got a late night craving?  Need a break from the Vista?  Several easy-to-use food delivery services exist in East Lansing for these exact reasons, to satisfy students’ every culinary need. Grub Hub How to Order: Build your order online at www.grubhub.com. What do they serve? Just about everything.  Grub Hub allows users to pick a local restaurant and build an order online, … [Read more...] about Food delivery services offer students variety

Campers excited for first day of classes

July 29, 2013 by Eric Ochoa 1 Comment

  By Shane Bagwell, Eric Ochoa, and Jordan Fisher Driving from minutes to even days, students from around the country came together on Michigan State’s campus to experience the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association’s high school journalism camp. On July 28, over 300 high school students gathered at Shaw Hall to start their first day of MIPA camp. While some … [Read more...] about Campers excited for first day of classes

Campers attend Sunday’s large group sessions

July 29, 2013 by Haley Kluge Leave a Comment

  Dividing into newspaper, yearbook, video and photo, 400 MIPA campers broke out into their content-specific groups after the opening ceremonies. Introducing the concepts for the week through instructor lectures, the students saw their first look at what was to come for the next four days. … [Read more...] about Campers attend Sunday’s large group sessions

Campers bring abnormal items to Shaw Hall

July 29, 2013 by Karina Zanyk McLean Leave a Comment

By Isobel Futter and Karina Zanyk McLean Michigan State University’s MIPA journalism camp brings students from all over the state, as well as some from Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and one student from Florida. Each student differs in personality, expressed through some interesting belongings brought with them. … [Read more...] about Campers bring abnormal items to Shaw Hall

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