Sunday, January 20, 2013
Michigan State University in Lansing was number 16 on SeekingArrangement.com's list of "Fastest Growing Sugar Baby Schools."
An online dating service that matches college students with “sugar daddies” says female students at Michigan State University in Lansing are among the most active on its site. SeekingArrangement.com released a list of the "Fastest Growing Sugar Baby Schools,” ranking colleges where it says the most women are signing up for the site. MSU was number 16 on the list, according to a press release. Members sign up for this dating site as either a sugar daddy, sugar momma or sugar baby. Sugar babies are described on the website as “students, actresses, models or girls and guys next door. You know you deserve to date someone who will pamper you, empower you, and help you mentally, emotionally and financially.” Angela Jacob Bermudo, a publicist for…
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Saturday's Michigan vs. Michigan State game was close in both scoring and online reader support.
Saturday's game at the Big House came down to the wire, with Michigan beating Michigan State 12-10. The rivalry was nearly as close online in a Patch.com reader poll. Readers were asked to show off their Michigan or Michigan State pride by uploading photos of their favorite team. When the photos were counted at midnight Sunday, the Spartans squeaked by with a 35-30 victory over the Wolverines. Several photos featured memorabilia from both teams, which resulted in each team being awarded a point. If you missed the photo gallery, there's still time to check it out. And while the photos have already been tallied, you can still add your shots from your favorite team by clicking on the upload link.
Saturday, October 20, 2012
We've got Michigan and Michigan State spirit — how about you? Share your photos on Patch.
It's that time of the year again: fall in Michigan, otherwise known as the green vs. blue season. The big game (this year it's at the Big House) is coming up at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. To get ready for the rivalry, Patch.com sites across Michigan are asking readers to show off their Michigan or Michigan State pride. Add a photo to our online gallery; we'll rotate the featured photo each day until kickoff. The Spartans are 4-3 coming off a double-overtime loss this weekend to Iowa. Michigan is 4-2 after a win this weekend against Illinois. Need help sharing your photos? Read this guide.
Monday, September 17, 2012
The Michigan State cross country program hosted their annual Spartan Invitational on Friday at the Forest Akers Golf Course with over 5,000 athletes.
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Monday, September 17, 2012
By Barbara Read Dexter High School cross country athletes competed alongside 100 teams Friday at the Michigan State University Spartan Invitational held at the Forest Akers Golf Course in East Lansing. The Spartan Invite has a very fast course, and the Dexter girls’ team continued to show improvement over the season. The top three varsity runners, Alison McLean (19:44), Alex Ammann (19:52) and Elizabeth Greve (19:53) had season best times at the meet and finished within seconds of each other. In the Spartan Elite varsity race, 255 girls competed, including seven Dexter athletes. Twenty-one Dexter girls competed in the junior varsity elite/green race. Five of them, Cailin McLean (20:29), Paige O’Piela (20:45), Mara Bottomley (20:53), …
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Despite their large size and fierce appearance, it is easy to get along with cicada killers.
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012
By Howard Russell MSU Diagnostic Services, Department of Plant Pathology I will readily admit to enjoying people’s explanations of their encounters with certain entomological phenomenon. Exceptionally large insects and exceptionally large numbers of insects often invoke rather imaginative reasoning as to the origin or cause of the phenomenon. Case in point: Cicada killers; a very large wasp that has begun to show up in yards throughout southern Michigan. In past years, people have called to report them as Japanese hornets, killer bees, some kind of mutant, or simply the biggest bee they’ve ever seen. Many are quite surprised to learn that the Cicada killer is a native species and often respond with, “I have lived here for _____ (fill in …
Friday, July 6, 2012
As dry conditions persist in Michigan, knowing how much water your irrigation system applies is critical for maintaining healthy turf.
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Friday, July 6, 2012
By Kevin Frank Most of Michigan is dry and there are plenty of brown, crunchy lawns to be seen. Irrigation is key to helping turf survive the heat and drought and knowing how much water your in-ground system or hose end sprinkler is applying will help ensure you’re giving the turf enough water. Follow these simple guidelines to determine how much water you’re applying and identify if your sprinkler system lacks uniformity of coverage. Also, take note that when conducting the above test you can get an idea of the uniformity of the water being distributed. If some of the cans have large amounts of water in them and others just a bit, the uniformity of the sprinkler may be poor. This is often common for hose-end sprinklers; the area near the …
Monday, March 5, 2012
Gardening season will start soon. Thinking about going organic, but don’t know how you’ll deal with pests? Here’s an overview about organic pesticides.
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Monday, March 5, 2012
By Gary L. Heilig Michigan State University Extension Many people like to purchase organic produce because they believe that it has not been sprayed with pesticides. This is not a correct assumption. The fact is most organic fruits and vegetables have been sprayed, but with different products. Without treatment, many crops such as apples, tomatoes, cabbage and cherries would be of such poor quality due to insect and disease damage that most people would refuse to eat them. Although pest occurrence and level of damage can vary in different areas of the country, just about all farmers must apply some pesticides in order to maximize yield and crop quality. The purpose of this article is not to pass judgment on how growers and gardeners decide…
Friday, January 27, 2012
Michigan and Michigan State University baseball coaches will headline this year's event.
College sports fans will get a rare opportunity to exchange stories with rivals from the University of Michigan and Michigan State University's baseball teams in Dexter on Feb. 4. Coaches and team members will headline the Dexter United Methodist Church’s fourth annual Super Bowl Breakfast. The free event is presented by both the church and the nonprofit group, Athletes in Action. Aptly titled "Rivals Unite," the event will feature several guest speakers including MSU baseball coach Jake Boss, Jr. and U-M baseball coach Rich Maloney. Event organizer and DUMC member Jerry Mader said he is looking forward to the breakfast. “We (DUMC) have a lot of Michigan State people here," said Mader, who played for U-M in the 1965 Rose Bowl. Maloney and …
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