Just do it
by Neal McNamara
If you think about it, former president George W. Bush was a college pioneer. He was one of the first to take the college experience out of the library and classroom and place it upside down atop a keg of cheap beer. (Full disclosure: City Pulse could not confirm Bush was one of the first college students to perform a keg stand).
Dining Guide 2009
A comprehensive list of Lansing-area restaurants
by City PulseFOOD FINDER KEY:FB = Full BarWB = Wine & BeerTO = Take OutD = DeliveryRES = ReservationsOM = Online MenuP = PatioSF = Smoke FreeWiFi = Wireless InternetAverage price per person, not including drinks:$ - less than $8$$ - $8 to $14$$$ - $14 to $20$$$$ - Over $20 Caf...
Student directory
by City Pulse1429 W. Saginaw St., East Lansing (517) 324-7007 120 W. Ottawa St., Lansing (517) 372-6899 416 N. Homer St., Lansing (517) 337-6480 750 N. Cedar St., Lansing (517) 853-0732 www.biggby.com.
Give up! (your time)
Volunteers needed in Greater Lansing
by Jonathan L.Wells
These days, it seems college students are far too consumed with themselves. It’s not their fault, completely. With paper deadlines, part-time jobs, socializing and trying not to kill your roommates, time goes as fast as a six pack at the frat house. But chances are, you have a little time each week when you’re not doing a thing.
Get Involved!
by Liz Reyna
In college, students learn about the issues that shape our state, nation and world. As a student preparing to shift gears into a knowledgeable and informed member of society, it’s important to be active.
General Motering
How to park, drive and not rack up fines and fees if you bring your car to campus
by Josh Garvey
Having a car on campus isn’t the best idea. Gas, money, tickets, the possibility of DUIs and towed cars are all reasons to leave your sweet ride behind. Now that we’ve said that, you’re going to ignore it all and drive your 4-MPG Americanmade truck monster everywhere because of your contempt for nature and your fear of snowflakes.
School of Rock
Where to go for shows and records
by Rich Tupica
If you’re new to the Lansing area or just haven’t bothered checking out the local music scene yet, here are a few venues and record shops worth looking into. Some may be off of the beaten path, but they’re well worth the trip across town, or just across the street.
Get cultured
by Eric Gallippo
When the foam settles and the smoke clears, you may realize there’s more to do around here than sink plastic balls into plastic cups or hook up with whatever moderately attractive people you find yourself alone with.
Minor threat
Sweet hangouts for the X-on-the-hands, under 21 set
by James Andersen
So, all your 21 and over friends (or, those illegally in possession of a fake) are heading out to the bar and you’re left sitting in your dorm room. Don’t worry; it’s not the end of the world. While you may not be able to enjoy the bars just yet, there is plenty of fun to be had if you’re not of age.
Fun on a Budget
by Liz Reyna
After the cost of tuition, housing and books, your pockets are feeling the pain. Add a campus crowd looking for fun, and money may become an issue. But to the activities expert, Lansing isn’t as expensive as it seems. The city can be haven for free or nearly free activities; it just takes a little research.
Study up
by Drew Winter
Like it or not, you’re going to have to crack a textbook at some point this semester, even if it’s just to make good enough grades to keep the party going. Dorms are full of distractions, so here’s a look at where to go when you need to get away from the Xbox or your roommate’s ongoing break-up saga and actually get some work done.
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