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fi rst semester at UND in the Eng- Diane Newberry kind of assuaging any concerns, and that email creates more con- lish department, has had several Dakota Student cerns than you might have had problems with students unable Roughly two weeks into the se- if you just left it alone,” English to access books for his classes. mester, Provost Thomas DiLorenzo Professor Adam Kitz es said about “There’s a certain point where sent out an email that was described the much-talked about message. the Amazon and Google book pre- as “cryptic” by creative writing in- Kitz es himself did not have views just stop cold,” Henry said. structor Patrick Henry. The email any issues regarding textbooks “You know, when students email was short, explaining that the in his classes this semester, and you at 9:30, 10:00 at night asking bookstore was having procurement says he has always had the ut- if there is any way you could get issues this semester for certain most respect and appreciation for them the reading for the next day - classes, but that the issue would the bookstore and its employees. no. It unfortunately can’t happen.” be resolved as soon as possible. “Their job is to manage however Henry has taught at two other Though students did not re- many hundreds of classes per se- institutions. He says the process ceive the email, many were al- mester, all of the diff erent faculty through which UND instructors ready aware of the bookstore’s that are involved,” Kitz es said, communicate to the bookstore issues because they themselves “(…) sometimes you’re ordering which books they need students to did not have certain textbooks, or ten thousand textbooks. Some- have is “prett y standard,” and he their friends didn’t or the email times you’re ordering ten and I as- hopes “these types of procurement was addressed directly by instruc- sume from their end, it’s a mess.” issues” are a “one-off scenario.” tors and professors in their classes. Kitz es did add he believes that Both Kitz es and Henry teach class- “It sometimes is the case, and I’m part of the recent trouble is there es that require literary books such not saying the provost is at fault was a “mass exodus of employ- as novels or anthologies of poetry. Dakota Student fi le photo here, but sometimes you send out ees in the textbook department.” Both have had experiences where Some courses have yet to receive their textbooks from UND's campus bookstore, which is operated by Follett Higher Education. an email with the purpose of just Patrick Henry, teaching his certain specifi c texts were unavail- able, usually because of distribution one assigned by their specifi c in- here on this side of campus,’” Done- or publishing issues. What is more structor. On top of that, there were hower said. “And so it seemed like worrying about the bookstore’s re- simply not enough readers in stock tracking if there were enough books cent slew of issues is that it was not for the number of students enrolled. was not really happening that well.” only small classes with highly spe- Many students in 110 were not The issues related to textbook cifi c needs. Students enrolled this able to get the UND Guide to procurement are scatt ered and semester in English 110 and English Composition, which the English complicated; diff erent professors 130, basic composition classes re- department puts out themselves and students are aff ected semester- quired for virtually everyone who and stores extra copies of. Done- to-semester. However, issues like att ends UND, encountered many hower was particularly exasper- the ones that have been plaguing obstacles in gett ing their books. ated by this problem because there the store recently have some faculty “(There were) two main issues: were enough copies on campus, considering the benefi ts of using oth- telling people the wrong book, but there was not a communica- er channels off ered by technology or an additional book that they tion channel between the bookstore to get information to their students. didn’t actually need, and then and the English department to get The Dakota Student will continue just not having enough books on these books to students promptly. this textbook series by exploring hand,” Academic Director of Com- “We had to hear from students re- online, open resource textbooks position Kim Donehower said. porting to instructors that the book- being used in lower level courses. Students in many 130 classes store said they were out of comp were told by the bookstore that they guidebooks, so then we had to call were required to have one of two of them and say, ‘You know, we have the wide variety of topical readers them. You just have to tell us when Diane Newberry is the news editor for Dakota Student. She can be reached at available for the class, instead of the you need more. They’re sitt ing right Dakota Student fi le photo [email protected] OPINION 2

THEDAKOTASTUDENT No protests in football, no EDITORIAL Editor-in-chief Trump in football Matt Eidson Game Operations Manual: ee’s collective bargaining [email protected] Aimee Coons “The National Anthem agreement.” This means Dakota Student must be played prior to that players must adhere News Editor Religious freedom and every NFL game, and all to the guideline of the Diane Newberry peaceful protest is pro- players must be on the contract, one of which Photo courtesy of Pixabay [email protected] tected under the Constitu- sideline for the National for the NFL is standing Hurricane forces pile up debris on a coastal beach. tion, so why would these Anthem…should stand for the national anthem. Opinion Editor players get reprimanded? at att ention, face the fl ag, In current NFL rules, Brendan McCabe To kneel, to stand or to hold helmets in their left all protesters are subject brendan.mccabe@und. not participate are the hand and refrain from talk- to fi nes and reprimands. In solidarity current options for our ing.” In addition, the NFL’s When the players put on edu nation's professional ath- Offi cial Playing Rules: their uniforms, they no letes during the national Rule 5, Section 4, Article longer just represent them- with Puerto Rico Features Editor anthem. A tremendous 8 states, “Throughout the selves, but they represent it languish from post- Shelby Johnson amount of heated debate period on game-day that a their team and organiza- Nick Sallen hurricane miseries. shelby.marie.johnson has been sparked due to player is visible…players tion. If they so choose to Dakota Student Washington D.C. has @und.edu this controversy. Even our are prohibited from wear- display personal messages, Hurricane Maria allowed similar emergen- fearless leader, President ing, displaying or other- whether by prayer or pro- wreaked havoc on Puerto cy funds and resources Sports Editor Trump, has weighed in on wise conveying personal test, they are subject to Rico and other U.S. Virgin for Puerto Ricans that the situation by raging on messages…” These rules reprimand, per their con- Allyson Bento Islands with high winds were earlier provided to Twitt er, in classic fashion. clearly prohibit all protest- tract. Colin Kaepernick allysonmarie.bento and massive flooding. Texas and Florida in their Instead of word vomiting ing currently going on. and fellow protesters ac- The hurricane has left the hurricane sufferings. @und.edu on Twitt er, I would like to Despite these rules there tions are bold and gain- island without power by Criticism has been give my opinion in a calm is no clearly defi ned rep- ing a tremendous amount flooding streets, damag- mounting over the Photo Editor and educated manner. rimand. The NFL only of att ention. I commend ing buildings, plummet- Trump administration’s Nick Nelson Colin Kaepernick started states that players “may be them for standing up…or ing telecommunication response to what is being his peaceful protest in 2016 fi ned.” The nonchalance of should I say kneeling for nicholasgnelson@gmail. and numerous profes- consequences leaves large something they believe in. com sional athletes in the NFL gaps of interpretation to To form an opinion on "This is what we got last night: four and other organizations, be taken with rules and this matt er was diffi cult for Business pallets of water, three pallets of meals have joined him. President regulations. For example, me to do, but also impor- Autumn Graber and 12 pallets of infant food — which Trump and many others what is the diff erence be- tant. I believe in standing autumn.graber@und. claim that the protesters are tween Tim Tebow taking up for what you believe in, I gave them to the people of Comerio, kneeling out of disrespect a knee in religious prayer but I also believe in pro- where people are drinking off a creek. So edu to the fl ag. I do not agree on the fi eld and Colin fessionalism and adhering I am done being polite. I am done being 701-777-2678 with President Trump; I Kaepernick taking a knee to contracts. The protest- politically correct. I am mad as hell." ers have broken their con- Graphic Design tracts and should be held Carmen Yulín Cruz , San Juan mayor Heather Schuler and " Instead of word vomiting on Twitt er, I accountable. But, the NFL would like to give my opinion in a calm needs to draw clearly de- Shiny Mahlum fi ned rules and reprimands heather.m.schuler@und. and educated manner." poles and knocking out called an unfolding hu- for players who have a power lines for the next manitarian crisis. How- edu breach in contract. Each Aimee Coons, Staff writer few months. 62 civil- ever, Trump hit back rachel.mahlum@und. player who has “displayed ians lost their lives, and early Saturday, accusing do not believe Kaepernick in protest on the fi eld? personal messages” should edu damages are estimated Cruz of "poor leadership or the other protesters are Both players have violat- receive the same treatment. to be around $50 billion. ability" and criticizing being disrespectful. Kae- ed the rules by “display- It is argued that this pro- "We are dying, and Puerto Rican officials. The Dakota Student pernick has stated that he ing personal messages.” test is bigger than football, you are killing us with "They want everything reserves the copyright kneels to show respect for fortunately, when a play- and that is true. Racism the inefficiency and to be done for them privilege for all stories the military who defend er signs a contract with is not to be taken lightly. the bureaucracy," San when it should be a com- writt en and published his right to protest and in their organization is where However, politics, pro- Juan Mayor Carmen munity effort," Trump by the staff . Permis- protest of police brutal- some of their constitu- tests and religious dis- Yulín Cruz said Friday tweeted. "10,000 fed- sion must be given by ity, racism and injustice. tional rights stop and their plays are not endorsed by at a news conference. eral workers now on is- the Editor to reprint However, I have to dis- contractual rights begin. the NFL. Protests need to She highlighted dona- land doing a good job." any article, cartoon, agree with the place and According to Marc Edel- be held off the fi eld and tions from companies Emergency relief is photograph or time of the protest. The man of Forbes.com “con- President Trump needs and others, including their best hope for recov- part thereof. NFL has specifi c rules and tractual free speech is an to stay out of football. 200,000 pounds of food ery from the dangerous The Dakota Student regulations for players, employee’s right to free donated by Goya, which situation in which Hur- is a student-operat- including conduct during speech that arises from Aimee Coons is a staff writer was more than what ricane Maria left them. ed newspaper pub- the national anthem. The an employment agree- for Dakota Student. federal aid provided. Puerto Ricans should lished by the univer- Washington Post’s Cindy ment with a fi xed term She can be reached at The mayor of Puerto stay strong and united af- sity of North Dakota. Boren cited the NFL’s or a unionized employ- [email protected] Rico's largest city was re- ter this harsh natural ca- Opinions expressed buked by President Don- tastrophe. Although they in this publication are Classifieds ald Trump on Saturday have been enabled for the not necessarily those of after pleading for more emergency fund by the UND or the administra- Help Wanted: federal assistance in the government, all Ameri- tion, faculty, staff and wake of Hurricane Maria. cans should join hands student body of UND. Zion United Method- "This is what we got and stand with their fel- The Dakota Student ist Church is currently last night: four pallets low citizens left suffering is published every accepting applications of water, three pallets on the island. It’s time Tuesday and Friday for a part-time childcare of meals and 12 pallets to help them, not to de- during the academic worker in our church of infant food — which bate their economic crisis year except during hol- nursery. Nursery hours I gave them to the peo- and damages they suf- idays, vacation breaks are Sunday mornings ple of Comerio, where fered from the hurricane. and exam periods. The Dakota Student from 9am-12pm. Inter- people are drinking off Houston, the gulf side is printed at Grand ested candidates should a creek," Cruz said. "So of Florida , Cuba and now Puerto Rico are Forks Herald on PEFC email a resume with a I am done being polite. I am done being politically in disarray. It will take Certifi ed paper, us- cover letter and three Courtesy of Matt Dunham / AP correct. I am mad as hell." years, maybe even de- ing soy-based inks. references to office@zi- Players kneel on the Ravens sideline before the game in London It’s time to stand with cades, to bounce back. The Dakota Student on-umc.org. versus the Jacksonville Jaguars. Joining the players was retired line- backer Ray Lewis, second from right. Puerto Rico and not let Emergency funds are be- welcomes feedback ing stretched very thin. regarding articles and photographs, and prints correc- Nick Sallen is a copy editor tions for articles con- for Dakota Student. taining factual errors. He can be reached at [email protected] FEATURES 3 Night of Professional Wrestling at the Alerus A non-wrestling fan gets his first taste of the WWE

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Torin Walhood never thought he would find himself at a World Wres- tling Entertainment event in Grand Forks, North Da- kota. In fact, he was only vaguely aware of what the WWE was when I called him on the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 29 to see if he wanted to accompany me to WWE Live at the Alerus Center that night. On our short drive there, I try to fill him in on the kind of show he would be getting. To be fair, it’s a lot to absorb, and I don’t blame him for failing to be prepared as we took our seats in Kyle Zimmerman / Dakota Student Kyle Zimmerman / Dakota Student the “WWE-ified” Alerus. Roman Reigns (left) and Braun Strowman (right) lie on the mat after crashing through a table during the Professional wrestler Finn Balor surveys the crowd at the Alerus Like most of the uniniti- last man standing match Friday night at the Alerus Center. Center on Friday night during WWE Live. ated, he has a hard time grasping why so many disqualified from win- ing spent on the mic. My wait by the car, blocked fourth wall by talking boy who had been sitting people would want to ning the belt tonight. The favorite part of wres- in by exiting traffic, we about wrestling’s realism, in front of me that night, watch contests that are match proceeds anyway, tling is the oratory craft meet Gary Kosmatka, Kosmatka still says that excitedly giving his father fixed. There’s no chance, with Neville putting up of it - the bizarre, fan- a North Dakota native he “would’ve said Bayley play-by-play coverage of no “real competition,” a better fight and ulti- tastic speeches that the who has been follow- would have won the wom- the event over the phone. only spectacle and flash. mately winning, but un- wrestlers must give being wrestling “longer en’s championship,” gen- “The self-deceit is in- I hope that by the end of able to receive the belt. fore, during and/or after than you been alive.” uinely surprised that the teresting,” Torin com- the night, he’ll understand It is at this moment that matches about their prow- Kosmatka reports that belt defender continued ments as we finally drive that that is what makes it I realize something I prob- ess. Torin doesn’t quite he’s traveled as far as to keep the title. I’m taken away. Any of the magic all so wonderful. As an ably should have realized understand how impor- Fargo and Minneapolis to aback by the comment, he felt in those final mo- occasional watcher of the earlier. Any belt matches tant this component is, so watch wrestling, and that assuming that a seasoned ments of the show has WWE, I’ve never been (which were all but two of I point out that the Rock’s they used to have local fan would have come to dissipated, replaced to an actual event my- the night) would have to excellent old promos are wrestling shows in Graf- the realization long ago by the old cynicism. self. The ring looks much be won by the defenders. why he was able to tran- ton, but no longer. He says that small time shows like smaller than I expected. The WWE is not going to scend his wrestling fame. that he enjoyed the show the one in Grand Forks The first match is be- change any storylines in a Torin doesn’t know, tonight, but laments the don’t get to affect over- tween Finn Balor and Bray show in Grand Forks that of course, of the Rock’s fact that “years ago, it was arching WWE storylines. Diane Newberry is the news editor Wyatt. Balor’s entrance is is not being broadcasted origins, but is pleasantly more realistic in a way. It’s hard to tell though, for Dakota Student. fairly bland, but Wyatt has anywhere. (At the Alerus surprised. “Oh - I would Now, it’s not as vicious.” with wrestling fans. I She can be reached at an impressive lead up. The Center, wrestling is even totally watch the Rock do Although he breaks the think fondly of the little [email protected] room goes dark and audi- more fake than usual.) this!” he exclaims. I nod ence members start wav- I decide not to share this in agreement; he’s starting ing their cell phone lights. revelation with Torin. He to get it. He’s equally de- Slowly, a looming figure seems to be getting more lighted a few minutes lat- holding a lantern makes enthusiastic, and I don’t er when he learns where his way into the ring. want to ruin it. The next John Cena comes from. I’ve been trying to ex- fight is a three-way “Triple The second half of the plain to Torin that most Threat” tag team match, show is vastly improved wrestlers have schticks - a ostensibly for the title of from the first; they know backstory and a charac- “Raw Tag-Team Champi- how to keep their au- ter- but he doesn’t seem to ons.” Current champions dience interested. The fully understand the im- Dean Ambrose and Seth five-way women’s match plications of this this until Rollins must defend their is frenetic, flashy and Wyatt’s showing. I quickly title against their main ri- entertaining, and To- fill him in on the basics of vals, Cesaro and Sheamus, rin gets to see his first Wyatt; he is an evil South- and two very forgettable truly great promo when ern cult leader. This is all wrestlers who apparently the Miz gets on the mic. one really needs to know. have ties with The Miz. “Is he trying to in- “I don’t endorse back- At first, Torin is con- spire boos or applause? wards Southern cults, fused by the new format. I don’t know what to but I’m interested to “There’s like six people in give him!” Torin said. observe a purported there and they’re all mus- The final match, be- member,” Torin said. cle-bound white dudes!” tween Bran Strowman and The match isn’t all that he complains, unable Roman Reigns, is actually exciting. Balor defeats the to keep track of what is imbued with excitement bad guy, and we move happening. As the fight due to the fact that there quickly on to the next wears on, however, he is no belt on the line, and spectacle: the cruiser- becomes more engaged. therefore, anyone can win. weights division. This is “Cross the floor! Touch Torin is confused, though, the first fight of the eve- his hand!” he sudden- by the excited announce- ning to introduce the idea ly shouts from beside ment by the master of cer- of defending a belt. Enzo me. Seth Rollins seems emonies that this is a Last Amore (an annoying char- incapacitated, drag- Man Standing match and acter, but very popular ging his body across the that there are no longer with the 12-year-old boy ring, desperately trying any rules. “But I didn’t un- sitting in front of us) walks to tag in Ambrose af- derstand the rules in the out with the Raw Cruiser- ter a devastating blow. first place. How does this weights Champion belt. “Torin, are you actually change the game?” he asks. Before the match, getting into this?” I ask. After an entertaining Amore explains in detail “No,” he says sim- bout that featured the how his opponent will not ply, never taking breaking of two tables and be able to take the belt due his eyes off the ring. a metal staircase to the to a technicality. Appar- During the next fight, face, Reigns wins. Torin ently, Neville “laid hands which is particularly for- admits that he was “genu- on him” in a small drama gettable, I begin talking inely excited by the table.” that unfolded a few days about how I wish that People begin to file out earlier, and is therefore there was more time be- of the center, and as we SPORTS 4

Moose on the loose Manitoba Moose host Iowa Wild at the Ralph Engelstad Arena

Photos by Nick Nelson / Dakota Student The Manitoba Moose and the Iowa Wild faced off Friday night at the Ralph Engelstad Arena. The Moose came back from a 2-1 defecit in the third period to defeat the Wild 3-2.

many different Cana- the culture, and more ready for the pro level.” versity of North Dakota. Wild and Moose were Kyle Kinnamon dian junior leagues and young players are look- The development of As for the Manitoba playing a chess game Dakota Student recently graduated col- ing to go the college the player in college Moose, the game-win- with one another. Each On Friday Sept. 29, lege hockey players. route to develop their hockey can be instru- ning goal was scored by waited for the other 2017, the Manitoba For those who are not game and strength in- mental to a player’s suc- former Lake Superior to make a mistake, so Moose played their an- current AHL players, stead of playing many cess in their careers. Fri- State University forward they could capitalize on nual preseason game these preseason games years of junior hockey. day’s game was a prime Buddy Robinson. Former those mistakes. As the against the Iowa Wild are an evaluation of For current Manitoba example of what these Miami University player game progressed, so did at the one-of-a-kind how they can adjust to Moose and former Mich- former college hockey Cameron Schilling as- the mistakes, especially Ralph Engelstad Are- the more demanding, igan State player Mason players can contribute. sisted on the game tying in the second period. na. For many fans, this physical and strategic Appleton, the choice to Both goals for the and game-winning goal. The second period was is just another pre- style of play. This es- go to college was simple. Iowa Wild were scored Former college hockey filled with penalties. The season game, but for pecially for the former “For me, I came into by former Notre Dame players lit up the score- Wild scored their only the players this is an college hockey players. college still needing to player Mario Lucia. One board on Friday night, goal of the period on important game for College hockey his- build my body, put on of those goals was as- but many contributed the power play. Neither their future in hockey. torically has been the strength and speed,” Ap- sisted by former Quin- in the areas of the game team could capitalize on The Moose and the less popular route for pleton said. “I was only nipiac player Sam Anas, that go unseen to many any other power play. Wild rosters are filled many hockey players there (Michigan State) who played for Quin- fans. Moose player Ma- That shows the strength with current American looking to advance their for two years, but I felt it nipiac in the 2016 Na- son Appleton created of each penalty kill. Hockey League, East hockey careers. Recently (college hockey) helped tional Championship countless turnovers in While there were Coast Hockey League, there has been a shift in my game, and make me game against the Uni- the neutral zone and plenty of opportuni- played a physical game ties from penalties as with his 6’2” 201-pound the intensity of physi- frame. While Appleton cal aspect of the game stayed off the score sheet ramped up, each team in his first game, he was stuck to their game and happy with his play structure, especially the in his first AHL game. former college players. When asked about his Only time will tell adaptation to the AHL how these players’ car- style of play compared riers will pan out, and to college hockey, Ap- if choosing the college pleton felt it was natural. route was worth it for “The strength of the those few who did. If players and structure Friday night was an of the game,” Appleton indication of the fu- said. “College hockey ture of these players, I see as more run-and- then the college route gun style of play, and was definitely worth it. I think this (AHL) is a much more structured and simple style of play. Which I like to play.” Friday’s game was Kyle Kinnamon is a sports writer exactly what Apple- for Dakota Student. ton meant. Simple and He can be reached at Iowa Wild right winger Gerald Mayhew (#20) evades Manitoba Moose defenders Friday night at the Ralph Engelstad Arena. structured. Both the [email protected]

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