Chevy Traverse – Doggone GoodAsk the Business Librarian 8-4
Q: I’ve been trying to network more to help spread the word about my business. After I’ve made these initial connections, how can I make the most of my newfound contacts?
Excuse me are you listening? 8-3
I am running for City Council at Large. I have had many citizens of Lansing say that they don’t know much about local government but that is one of the reasons why we should begin to learn.
March is Women’s History Month The Changing Faces in Medicine
Angenette Purcell (middle) is surrounded by her loving and supportive family. She is a second year medical student at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. A mother with a strong determination, is set on fulfilling a lifetime goal to become a physician. Courtesy photo
The Women of the World Poets Set to Perform at Lansing Community College
LANSING, MI — Lansing Community College and Rina Risper of the Nu Poet Collective bring Detroit’s Women of the World Poets to Lansing on March 5, 2009 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the Kennedy Cafeteria in the Arts & Science Bldg.
Cassie Poe
The New Face of Homelessness: The Small Town Guy
LANSING, MI — I am a small town guy who comes from a middle class background. Often times people think I’m a college student, not the stereotype of what homelessness conjures up. In fact, I found myself homeless two years ago.