 STOVER | NHL makes proper move despite inconsistencies
by Central Michigan LifeJun 02, 2009“The National Hockey League takes a lot of grief because of its decision making processes.
Commissioner Gary Bettman and Senior Vice President and Director of Hockey Operations Colin Campbell send inconsistent messages with discipline, scheduling - as we have seen in the Stanley Cup Finals - and what is best for the league in regards to marketing and sales.”
 Men's basketball APR still safe despite four departures
by Central Michigan LifeJun 02, 2009“Four members of the 2008-2009 Mid-American Conference West Division Champion men's basketball team have left the team for undisclosed reasons.
Sophomore guard Jeremy Allen, freshman guard Adrian Hunter, freshman forward Lawrence Bridges and sophomore guard William Eddie III all left for different reasons, said head coach Ernie Zeigler.”
Hot summer entertainment starts at Soaring Eagle this weekend
by Central Michigan LifeJun 02, 2009“The Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort is calling for a "Sizzlin' Summer" in Mount Pleasant.
This weekend the casino will kickoff the seventh annual Cruise'n Car Show at 11 a.m. on Friday. The event will also welcome the 2008 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees the Ventures at 8 p.”
Library gets 'Facebook' lift
by Central Michigan LifeJun 02, 2009“Administrators at the Charles V. Park Library are looking for the most up to date ways to communicate with students.
To make this task easier a few weeks ago a Facebook page was designed to keep students informed on what's happening at the library.
"We noticed a lot of students inside the library were always on Facebook so it just made sense to make a page" said Michael Lorenzen, head of reference services.”
Open mic and climb at Finch Fieldhouse
by Central Michigan LifeJun 02, 2009“Central Michigan University's Adventure Seminars is providing not only an opportunity for students to get a workout but a chance to listen to some live music.
Open mic nights take place from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. every Wednesday in Finch Fieldhouse Room 112.
"They take place every Wednesday night and we had out first one last week," said Jordan Bruursema, Zeeland graduate student.”
More than 13,000 apply for enhanced driver's license
by Central Michigan LifeJun 02, 2009“Michigan residents no longer have to wait to get their hands on the new enhanced driver's license (EDL) and state I.D. card.
The new form of I.D. was released in April to make travel across the border more convenient.
As of June 1, all U.S. and Canadian residents traveling across the border by land or water are now required to present proper documents in compliance with the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative.”
City Commission meeting Monday includes capital projects approval
by Central Michigan LifeJun 02, 2009“The Mount Pleasant City Commission will decide on the proposed 2010-2014 Capital Improvement Plan at their meeting Monday, encompassing the next five years of city projects.
Large proposals include the replacement of all mobile and portable radios for the Mount Pleasant Fire Department, new records management software for the Mount Pleasant Police Department, and various improvements to the city including street renovations.”
Teen snags four wheels instead of two
by Central Michigan LifeJun 02, 2009“A Grand Traverse County teen was planning on riding his BMX bicycle almost 250 miles to Detroit on Friday to see his girlfriend. Instead he gave up and decided to steal a car, according to state police Trooper Chris Siegert.
The 17-year-old from Kingsley who lives with his parents, told police he realized the ride to Detroit was "too far to ride a bicycle," which is why he stole the car, police said.”
Journey of Forgiveness to heal past with song, dance
by Central Michigan LifeJun 02, 2009“An unprecedented nation-wide trip, the Journey of Forgiveness, is coming to Mount Pleasant.
White Bison Incorporated, an American Indian non-profit, is travelling to 18 different states to visit 23 former Native American boarding school sites in 40 days to promote forgiveness and healing in the American Indian communities.”
Red Wings give local bars a cup-full during playoffs
by Central Michigan LifeJun 02, 2009“A prolonged playoff run for the Detroit Red Wings has led to heightened local bar traffic for the second consecutive season.
Sales are up between 23 and 27 percent at Buffalo Wild Wings in Mount Pleasant when the Red Wings have a playoff game, according to General Manager Jess Boughner.” | News Topics
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