“Comfort Food for the Mind, Body, and Soul”: MIXED FRUIT AND SPINACH SMOOTHIE
Healthy and tasty treat that is so good!
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Is Our Centuries-Old Ballot Out of Date?
Illustration by Andy Schuler
By Aaron Hamlin,
The Center for Election Science
Something Old
Michigan voters adore Republicans and Democrats. What else explains the way these two parties completely dominate Michigan government? Alternatives find their way to the ballot, so voters obviously have options.
Faith
By Charissa Patterson-Martinez
Faith is a powerful tool that we all possess, yet we do not use the power effectively or efficiently enough. Really, what is the worst that can happen? At best, those things that we desire most come to be. This is good as long as it is legal, not lethal, not done maliciously to hurt others and is positive, right?
Fast Facts
The past is explored best at your local library
It’s easy to think of reality TV as being an invention of the current times, but a little research turns up shows that date back to television’s infancy. Game shows were an early staple, for example, as were talk shows. But probably the first reality show was Candid Camera, which debuted on TV in 1948.It was adapted from another medium, having begun on the radio as Candid Microphone.
Inside the Mind of a Sportsaholic – “The People vs. Joe Dumars”
By Jimmy L. Wilson, Jr.The Miami Heat closed out the 2011-2012 NBA season by hosting the championship trophy. This marks another year of the Detroit Pistons not making the playoffs. There is one person responsible for this in my opinion. So, I decided to present my case against him. I’m not an attorney, but I play one in this article. Enjoy.
Your Other 8 Hours: Discover Your Passion: What’s Your Highest and Best Use?
By Robert Pagliarini, Tribune Media Services
Live your passion. Do what you love and the money will follow. If you love what you do, it doesn’t feel like work. You’ve heard this cute advice a hundred times, but what if you have no idea what your passion is? It’s time you find out …
Retire Smart: Lessons from my father
By Jill Schlesinger
Tribune Media Services
My father spent most of his career as an options trader on the floor of the American Stock Exchange (AMEX) before anyone knew what a derivative was and when Wall Street was a simpler place. Dad did not end up a trader because he wanted to get rich.
News Spotlight: Traffic Stop Leads to Narcotic and Gun Charges
In July of 2010, Lavar Burton shot and killed his stepdaughter, 7-year-old Amaia Edmond, when two men invaded their home on Custer Street. He has been arrested during a traffic stop
Photo Courtesy of the Lansing Police Department
“Comfort Food for the Mind, Body, and Soul”: STRAWBERRY SUMMER TRIFLE” Just in Time for a Father’s Day Treat
A really simple and very tasty treat!