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Lauretta Sha

Lauretta Sha

Lauretta Sha is from Novi, MI and her work appears in various Michigan State University affiliated student productions, such as MSU Telecasters. Her journalism interests are culture, media and local news, and has skills in photography, filmmakers and writing.

Campus News
The Pokémon card game players at Fort Wayne for the trading card game regionals, taken by a member of the club.”

Pokémon Club comes back together to catch ’em all

By Lauretta Sha | April 28, 2023

The Pokémon club at MSU was recently revived by club president Elex McCoy, who is a senior in games & interactive media major.

Education

Mason Schools pass budget, ok free period products

By Lauretta Sha | April 27, 2023

The Mason School Board meeting on March 9 featured several conversations on the current use of the school budget, alongside the beginnings of planning the spending for the next semester of Mason Public School District.  

Diversity Issues

Mason Councilwoman cleared of an ethics complaint over racial statements

By Lauretta Sha | April 18, 2023

Mason City Councilwoman Rita Vogel faced an ethics complaint from two Mason residents, due to comments made when attempting to recognize Malcom X Day in a city council meeting. The complaint was dismissed by the Board of Ethics for the city.

Greater Lansing Community News
One of the displays at the Mason Historical Museum, showcasing several antique chairs, including a wheelerchair seen in the background. Photo by Lauretta Sha.

History in Mason preserved by Mason Historical Society

By Lauretta Sha | March 30, 2023

The Mason Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the city of Mason’s illustrious history, alongside showcasing it in the Mason Museum.

Arts & Entertainment
Esports facility in MSU Communications Arts and Science Building.

MSU Esports clubs host charity livestream in wake of shooting

By Lauretta Sha | March 21, 2023

On Feb. 29, a charity livestream was hosted by the MSU Esports Club Association with the aim of raising money for the Spartan Strong Fund.

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Mason library renovations will add accessibility

By Lauretta Sha | February 23, 2023

The Mason Public Library renovation is set to begin late this year after a long and complicated planning process.

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