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Valentine’s Day Gift Buying Stressing Relationships

Have you bought a Valentines Day gift yet? There’s still a few days and a new survey takes a look at the stress involved. That’s Sara Skirboll, a trends expert with the website “Retail Me Not.” Their survey shows about 74-percent of consumers find something stressful about dating and that’s on …

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Future Of Health Insurance In Michigan Uncertain

Michigan’s Healthy Michigan is having a huge impact. That’s according to the state’s Medicaid director Chris Priest who spoke to the House Health Policy Standing Committee Wednesday. He says time will tell what happens with the repeal of the Affordable Care Act. Priest says people will be able to stay …

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Senate To Vote On Tobacco Fine Increase

Lawmakers met Tuesday in Lansing to increase the fine for selling tobacco to minors and the fine for minors trying to purchase tobacco products. The sponsor of the bill Senator Steven Beida from Macomb County says the initial fine was established in 1988 and has never been raised. The amendment …

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Winter Carnival Statue Winners Announced

Judging was held this morning for the Michigan Tech Winter Carnival Statue Competition. This year, there were three division for the Month-Long Statues — Men, Women and Co-Ed. The top three were selected in each division while the top three scores among all divisions were placed into the “Overall Month-Long” …

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Snyder Calls For An Increase In Higher Education Funding

Public universities could get a 2.5 percent funding boost from the state under a new budget proposal unveiled by Governor Rick Snyder. Snyder says half of the increase would be guaranteed with the rest based on a performance formula. Universities that increase tuition by more than 3.8 percent would lose …

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See Sawing For 36 Hours At Winter Carnival

Chilly temperatures won’t put the freeze on Wednesday’s All-Nighter. The official kick-off of Michigan Tech’s Winter Carnival is one of the campus’s most anticipated events of the year. Blue Key Honor Society President Bradley Torni said, “We all, collectively, get together on campus during the All-Nighter and just have a blast. …

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All-Nighter Features More Than Just Deep Fried Twinkies

There’s not a lot of sleeping going on at the campus of Michigan Tech. The All-Nighter, the official kick-off event of Winter Carnival, features food and fun–with many booths put on by student organizations. Silver Wings promotes professional development and military awareness and are raising money to put on more …

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