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6'8'' sophomore transfer battles career-threatening disease
The dream for any athlete growing up is to become famous and play professionally. This dream was no different for sophomore Brandon Roach, until one fateful week last fall when he acquired a virus that would drastically change the next year of his life. »
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News »
- Racing Ahead
- SVSU to save $1.7 million
- Kochville looks to swap schools
- Senior wins trip to Las Vegas
- Student tries campus' first ice rink
- Coming Home awards given
- SMEA book fair begins March 14
- On the Job with Tonika Arline
- Weaver still learning
- Study Abroad program highlighted
- Prof wins Service Learning Award
- Chinese law scholar to speak at SVSU
- Ganti discusses 'Bollywood' films
- Faculty presents research projects
- Detroit mayor visits SVSU
- University symposium recognizes Malcom X's life
Opinion »
- Past steroid users not considered cheaters
- Government embarassing its people with its arrogance
- U.S. Army recruitment failures not surprising
- Culture treats alcohol, tobacco differently
- Power of religion alarming
- Jackson molestation trial fascinating, oddly addicting
- Racial differences hindering everyone
- "Crunk" music doesn't promote negativity
Photos from this issue
Associate professor of Mechanical Engineering Brooks Byam sits with an Indy Racing League car prior to sharing his vision for a community-owned racing team to members of the Saginaw Valley Manufacturers Association.
Freshman Guard Kara Kinzer drives to the baseline against Michigan Tech at home Feb. 19. Kinzer finished the game with five points in the Cardinals' 65-54 loss. The Lady Cards finished the season 7-19 (3-15 GLIAC), missing the postseason for the fourth time in five years.