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The Michigan Legislature recently passed House Bill 4214, legislation that would amend Public Act 72 of 1990, which sets the guidelines for how the governor can declare that a municipality or school district as in a “financial emergency” and put a financial manager in charge to help bring them out of the emergency.
My name is Randi with an 'i,' and I am not a guy.
CLEVELAND - I was going to be mad about a women’s basketball game.
If you've paid attention to the Internet in the past few weeks, you'll know there's a lot of winning going on.
This may sound crazy considering the countless difficulties Michigan has had in the last few decades, but I love this state.
Porn can easily become something to hate and condemn.
There are a lot of things discussed by couples — life goals, religious beliefs, ethics, the list goes on — but one thing they often steer clear of is pornography.
Fox News Channel exists almost exclusively as the fun-house mirror image portrayed by Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and a slew of other satirists around college campuses.
As an educational institution, the quality of education and thus the treatment and compensation of educators should be paramount in the university’s priorities.
The first wave of students had their Bridge Card benefits eliminated recently.
… but I’m also on the President’s List.
Wrestling coach Tom Borrelli has said all season long his team was “improving.”
So where were we?
When Grand Rapids realized its economy was stumbling it took bold steps to create one of the world’s largest celebrations of art and human spirit— ArtPrize.
Even though I tend to write quite a bit a bit about the wonders of social networking, I still feel compelled to share more of the joys that I find come with being a Facebook connoisseur.
There is a huge basketball game Saturday night at McGuirk Arena.
Carol Moseley-Braun once said, "Defining myself, as opposed to being defined by others, is one of the most difficult challenges I face."
Republican Gov. Rick Snyder released his version of the budget this past Thursday, and just like Lt. Governor Brian Calley warned, it was an “atomic bomb.”
At a time when the state faces a budget deficit of $1.4 billion, some painful cuts were necessary, and for the most part, Gov. Rick Snyder cut spending in areas that were most appropriate in his 2012 budget.
I’m not scared of needles, not anymore.
