2008 Woodie Awards
U-Roundup
By: Lynn Fischer
Issue date: 2/27/08 Section: News
Grand Valley State
University
Pothole search for prize
Cash prizes will be given to people who can find the worst potholes in Michigan, according to the Grand Valley Lanthorn.
The Michigan Transportation Team is sponsoring a contest as part of their campaign to promote the need for improvement of state roads.
The top three people will receive $318 - the average cost of damages to a car from potholes.
Pictures are due March 28 and winners will be announced April 1.
Pictures can be submitted to drivemi.org.
Michigan State
University
Woman reports being drugged and sexually assaulted
A woman reported to Michigan State University police to being drugged and sexually assaulted, according to The State News.
The woman, who isn't a student, reported being at a Lansing bar and believes she was drugged and then taken to a residence hall where she was sexually assaulted. She met the assailant one week before.
MSU poice Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor is still unsure of where the incident took place.
He said the victim received medical treatment when she awoke the next day.
news@cm-life.com
University
Pothole search for prize
Cash prizes will be given to people who can find the worst potholes in Michigan, according to the Grand Valley Lanthorn.
The Michigan Transportation Team is sponsoring a contest as part of their campaign to promote the need for improvement of state roads.
The top three people will receive $318 - the average cost of damages to a car from potholes.
Pictures are due March 28 and winners will be announced April 1.
Pictures can be submitted to drivemi.org.
Michigan State
University
Woman reports being drugged and sexually assaulted
A woman reported to Michigan State University police to being drugged and sexually assaulted, according to The State News.
The woman, who isn't a student, reported being at a Lansing bar and believes she was drugged and then taken to a residence hall where she was sexually assaulted. She met the assailant one week before.
MSU poice Sgt. Florene McGlothian-Taylor is still unsure of where the incident took place.
He said the victim received medical treatment when she awoke the next day.
news@cm-life.com
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