Malaika Bass
Articles (10 total)
The road to success
The first few weeks of school can be hectic and stressful. And although it might seem like a cool idea to skip class and go hangout with your friends in the Commons, the best thing to do is make it to as many of your classes as possible. “Come to class, take extensive notes, do the readings, don’t wait until the last minute to prepare for exams and assignments, if you don’t understand something ask the instructor, form study groups with other students, use and study guides or test prep to full advantage, acquire all course materials,” criminology professor Peter Woods said.
Snyder denies domestic partnership benefits
On Thursday, Dec. 22, Governor Rick Snyder signed a bill banning Michigan public employees from providing health insurance, as well as other fringe benefits, to their domestic partners.
Exhibit shows
The Student Center’s University Art Gallery is currently featuring the Iceland-inspired “ISLAND” exhibit.
Russell Brand comes to Convo
Comedy fans on campus are anticipating the Russell Brand “Keeping it simple” tour event. Brand will visit Eastern Michigan University’s Convocation Center at 8 p.m.
EMU adds Thai classes to roster
For the first time ever, Thai will be taught at Eastern Michigan University. “Sa-Wat-Dii,” the universal expression used for greetings and partings in Thailand translating to, “May you prosper,” is one of the many things to be learned in the new course that will arrive on campus for the winter 2012 semester.
Students join in volunteer efforts
Non-profit organization Tropical Adventures is gaining a mix of support and curiosity at Eastern Michigan University.
Unicyclist stands out
Getting around campus can be tiring. Walking seems to be the most popular; some drive, others skateboard or you see people wheeling around on bicycles.
Farm helps community
Unlike some college students who wait to start careers after graduation, Kari Smith bought Green Diva Farms three years ago and got an early start.
Open for business
It’s been said before: Trying new things is part of the college experience. So why hold back when it comes to your taste buds?
Step Show packs Pease
The National Pan-Hellenic Council of Eastern Michigan University hosted its annual Step Show in Pease Hall Auditorium on Thursday. “The step show is an annual highly anticipated event,” said Ivory Harris, co-host of the show.
