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By Focal Point News | September 8, 2009

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here’s a photo I took this weekend at the MSU football game.

MSU vs. Montana State pregame

MSU vs. Montana State pregame

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Focal Point is the name of a student-produced newscast at Michigan State University. We record newscasts 12 times per school year at the studios in the Communication Arts and Sciences Building. The purpose of the newscast is to not only provide news and information to the MSU community, but to give students the opportunity to learn about broadcasting in all forms: reporting; shooting and editing video; writing.

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