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Michigan State student nail techs turn their hobby into business - The State News (opens the original)
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For some students, getting their nails done does not mean making an appointment at a salon. Instead, it can mean walking down the hall of their residence hall and sitting at another student’s desk. Student nail techs across campus are turning a hobby into a source of income, using social media to find clients while balancing classes, homework and their social lives. For freshman exploratory student Avery Lampen, doing nails started when she was a sophomore in high school. She had never gotten he
More than a check-up: Michigan State Veterinary students bring care to those in need - The State News (opens the original)
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When Patrick Stephens brought Melly to Michigan State University’s student-run veterinary clinic, the nine-month-old dog was more than just another patient waiting for a checkup. Stephens had rescued Melly in May after finding him through Facebook. Melly had been rescued from an abandoned house in Ionia, where about 25 dogs had been kept in a cage. It took seven baths to get him clean, and when Stephens first got him, Melly was so skittish he could barely walk. Now, Melly has someone who is dete
Michigan State students explore the Renaissance at the MSU Horticulture Gardens - The State News (opens the original)
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Three MSU students were already talking about going to a Renaissance fair when they found out they didn’t have to leave campus to experience one. Animal science senior Katarzyna Pawlikowska, psychology senior Kiera Brent and Japanese senior Charlotte Bowman decided to attend the University Activities Board’s Spartan Ren Faire at the Horticulture Gardens, where students could dress up in medieval-inspired costumes, make flower crowns, get their faces painted and explore the gardens. Applied engin
More Than the Person Down the Hall: What RAs Do for Their Residents - The State News (opens the original)
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A resident assistant (RA) can be the person students see when they get locked out, need help with a problem or want to hear about quiet hours. For freshman Saanvi Guda, her RA is also the person living right next door. She was randomly assigned to live in the same suite as her RA, Emily LeGault, and was unsure what to expect. “I thought they were more strict,” Guda said. “I assumed there would be a lot more rules.” For RAs, that kind of support is only one part of the job. Senior Toby Bourne, a
UAB's Rock and Roll event is more than just a giveaway for students - The State News (opens the original)
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A Strange Matter cinnamon roll and a small crystal might not seem like much, but in the case of the Rock and Roll Giveaway event hosted by the University Activities Board on Sep. 9, they helped give students a good start to their day by connecting them with the MSU community. Third-year student Brianne Malin grew interested when she saw the advertisement on the UAB’s Instagram page for a free pastry. “I saw the Instagram post, and I like cinnamon rolls and breakfast,” Malin said. “So I knew it [
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