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details of action taken by NRG and Michigan State University could be sent to other journals. This action should not be seen as an effort to isolate and boycott an active scientist. Other editorial board should invite Dr. Sticklen as a reviewer, but they also must be aware of her medical issue and its possible effect on quality and reliability of her work as a manuscript reviewer. It is assumed that committee members that investigate this issue at Michigan State University were informed about the author’s

looking at some colleges. So that’s what I did. I researched colleges–– in-state and out-of-state–– and looked at schools with good veterinarian programs. But I wanted to keep my options open since plans and goals change so frequently, so I threw in an art college option, as I am in AP art currently and enjoy it very much. I devised a list of three colleges that suit my needs, as far as education goes: Michigan State University,

The congregation of Lansing Woodview is located on the edge of Lansing, Michigan just inside DeWitt Township. The church building is located next to a large park and down the road from two large trailer parks. There are several single-family homes around the church, but it’s located somewhat in a less dense area between Lansing

Michigan has a lot of courses that I am looking into and wondering what it would be like to go to Michigan State. I want to go somewhere that is known for their learning and teaching instead of the parties. I want to go to college and learn new things that I didn’t know about before and Michigan seems like a good place to go. Also, the cost isn't that much to pay to go to college. I want to go somewhere

as one wants. However, Theodore Roethke had many inspirations around him that encouraged him to write poetry. Theodore was inspired by his mental illness, the Romantic era, and nature. Theodore Huebner Roethke was born on May 25, 1908 in Saginaw, Michigan. He had a small family of a brother named Charles and his parents. Otto illRoethke, his father, owned a greenhouse that consisted of several buildings (Chavkin, Allan). Theodore spent a lot of his time working in the greenhouse with his father and

Organizations such as Hillel make the Michigan State community feel a bit more like home. Entering into a new community has the ability to change a person. State University has and will continue to impact us over the course of these four years. The Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary states that a community is “a group of people with a common characteristic or interest living together within a larger society.” That just about sums up college life here at Michigan State University. Every person met, every class

The use of social media in the United States has dramatically expanded over the recent years thanks to many technological advances from a multitude of intelligent men and women. While you may or may not be utilizing this technological boom, millions of Americans across the country have turned to social media as an imperative aspect of their lives for communication in relationships. As positive as it may sound in terms of affecting relationships, there are many people that argue that social media

The first day of my internship at the Refugee Legal Service in Dublin, Ireland I learned the difference between watching news clips on refugees, and what it meant to actually go through the whole process. The asylum process is a painstaking, time consuming, and emotional ordeal. During my time there, I ended up meeting with dozens of refugees, but there was one event that I can still remember clearly. I was invited to help work on a case involving a woman and her son fleeing from South Africa due

academically, but also mentally. It is necessary to note that some institutions already have some activities and events in place that are devoted to acknowledging people from different cultural and ethnic backgrounds. One example of such events is Michigan State University’s Global Festival. According to msu.edu, the Global Festival is a community event that draws together a crowd ranging from 4,000 to 5,000 visitors from the Lansing and East Lansing community. This event celebrates both our diversity

of my family. When I was one we moved to Arizona for a year. Then when we moved back to Indiana my sister was born, and now I have three brothers and three sisters. My life has taken taken some twists and turns and now I live in Grand Rapids, Michigan as a manager of agents for artists, performers and athletes. When I was two we moved to Council Bluffs, Iowa where my dad took a job as a pastor. When I was going to preschool one of my friends was Jonah