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EAST LANSING  A family divided by rivalry couldn t keep Meena Aoude from applying to her beloved Michigan State University.  Aoude, 18, of Walled Lake, is the sole Spartan in a family of University of Michigan fans. This fall, she ll solidify her allegiance as she moves to East Lansing to start her freshman year at MSU, officially becoming a Spartan after bleeding green for most of her life.  Aoude even gave Michigan a chance, but the school wait-listed her. So she picked MSU over Loyola University Chicago, Purdue University and a shot at going to the college she s long rooted against. “I really liked it there when I visited. It feels like a place I would like to call home for the next four years,” said Aoude, who plans to study business management in MSU’s Eli Broad College of Business. “I walked all through campus and just seeing people interact and having a good time together, seeing the stadiums, it all seemed welcoming and overall a fun time.

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