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Not everyone is in love with Michigan’s four seasons, but even those who detest the forthcoming freeze can find one thing to look forward to in the winter—tasty seasonal treats. This winter, several cafes, both local and part of a chain, are serving up some new options certain to become new cold weather classics.
Eastern Michigan University’s Rec/IM played a role in bringing together a local couple who was recently on an episode of MTV’s “Made.”
Now that you’ve stocked up on your thick winter gear to help beat the cold, it’s about time to start considering purchases for spring. You want to display a cohesive understanding of both trend and style. I took the liberty of researching some of the hottest spring trends for ladies, so you can rush off to the mall after reading this article and get right for the season ahead.
“The circus arrives without warning. No announcements precede it, no paper notices on downtown posts and billboards, no mentions or advertisements in local newspapers. It is simply there, when yesterday it was not.”
There are some combinations that are scarily awesome together: the Internet and cats, peanut butter and chocolate, Bruce Campbell and chain saws…the list goes on. But one of my favorite flavor combos is that recently-beloved duo of bacon and chocolate. What could make that sensation of sweet and salty richness better? In a word: pie.
Since the first brick was thrown at the 1969 Stonewall Riots in New York City sparking the movement of equality, there has been a continuous presence of supporters in the efforts to bring justice and educate others about the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community.
Welcome to the first Caffeine Chronicles of the year. While you’re scrambling to purchase truckloads of textbooks for this semester’s classes, don’t forget to stop and smell the sweet scent of freshly made coffee. To ring in this new beginning, here is a list of coffee-related resolutions certain to make this year tasty.
New year, new semester and new you, right? It’s no wonder people like the idea of a new start and would like to honor it with resolutions. After all, self-improvement is almost always a good thing. But in order to actually improve, you have to stick to your resolution.
2012 was an awful year for video game releases.
So you finished your last final. Now what?
‘Tis the season to be giving. Regardless of any religious or holiday affiliation, the dark days at the end of December are the perfect time to try giving back to your community. Throughout the Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor areas, there are many places and opportunities where your help is wanted and needed.
With Christmas steadily approaching, which I know many people on campus are looking forward to, it’s still crunch time for many to get more shopping in. For the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Regional Chamber, their motive to keep people in the spirit to take that needed trip to the mall was simply the beloved D word: discount.
CHRISTMAS
With the bombardment of Christmas commercials, Christmas songs, Christmas TV specials and Christmas movies this month, it’s easy to forget that many, many people in America do not actually celebrate the holiday. In fact, there are millions of people celebrating very different religious holidays this month, one of which is happening this week—the eight-day Jewish holiday, Hanukkah.
“Virtua Fighter 2” and “Fighting Vipers” are two great titles that every fighting game fan should buy.
As the end of the semester approaches, it is safe to say that college students can now envision a light at the end of the metaphorical tunnel. There’s just one roadblock: A grotesque ogre-like creature guarding that glorious exiting – finals week.
Cellar Roots hosted its Cellar Roots Release Party & Gallery Show on Friday in Sherzer Hall.
I don’t know that I can recall the very first time I ever picked up a whisk, but I can remember all the years since that I’ve spent learning and growing with every cracked egg.
‘Tis the season to be jolly, and while you’re getting busy decking your halls, don’t forget to deck yourself out in some new threads—or more specifically, an ugly sweater.
“New Super Mario Bros. U” is a very enjoyable game, but it comes with several aggravating flaws.
Solutions by The State News
