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Students fear for friends in Haiti
Campus organizations set relief goal of $10,000
News that a massive earthquake had devastated Haiti hit too close to home for SVSU students Hansel Vedrine and Wilnic Georges. »
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- Kidnapping hoax fools friends into dialing 911
- Former surgeon general inspired by MLK
- Narrowed state funds will show, Gilbertson says
- Cardinals conserve on winter heating
- Police briefs
- News briefs
- New bagel eatery opens in Regional Education Center
- Smoking policy raises questions of fairness
- Next year’s honors class to experiment with changes
- SVSU hosts forum for VP candidate
- Looking at best choices for on-campus job postings
Photos from this issue
Einstein Bros. Bagels all-day offerings include sandwiches, salads, hot beverages, soups and breakfast sandwiches.
Elvis tribute artists and back-up band EAS leave the Temple Theatre all shook up Saturday night. This is the second year the Temple has hosted the event.
A Cardinal hurdler competes in Saturday’s SVSU “Doug Hanson” Open hosted by SVSU at the Ryder Center. The men had four first place finishes while the women had two first place finishes.