ATE U Inside This Issue: OT ST NIVER IN SIT - Student takes trip to Holy Land, Page 3 M Y - Fagan’s column, ‘Freedom demands a free press,’ Page 4 - Poet Joe Davis to speak on campus, Page 7 Red & Green - Beaver hoopsters sweep weekend, Page 9 Volume 98, Number 9 Jan. 26, 2017 Minot, N.D. 58701 MinotStateU.edu/redgreen
Aundrey Livingston created a social mobile app for MSU students. The app, created as part Photo by Jerusalem Tukura of his broadcasting senior A heap of snow covers the base of a tree by Old Main. seminar, connects students in art, fashion, cinematography and Snow removal in full photography. Submitted Photo force on campus By Dan Fagan facilities management’s operations Staff Writer budget, and fluctuates each year Livingston creates app An excessive amount of snow - depending on the amount of snow - fall on campus has forced snow fall. By Ton Yamashita recital last month. The app, Since Livingston started removal efforts to a top-of-the-list “There’s always money there to Comm 281 designed entirely for MSU stu - majoring in Broadcasting, he has priority for Minot State University cover these things,” Brian Smith, A new social media app is dents, has fascinating features been very familiar with cutting- Office of Facilities Management. MSU facilities management direc - going to hit this semester, specif - Since late November, Minot has tor said. ically designed for MSU stu - accumulated more than 50 inches “We have five maintenance dents. “I always wanted to create a mobile app. of snow. The current rate of snow - staff that run the heavy equipment “I want all former and cur - fall has dwarfed the levels of the and then two groundskeepers who rent Minot State students who Not the Flappy Bird app my friends and I last two winters. In December, the will do a lot of the sidewalks and motivate numerous others and used to play in all of our classes, but an Minot City Council declared a snow blow around the entrances,” me with their deep creativity snow emergency to receive aid Smith said. Heavy equipment and passionate hard work to be app that will continually connect original with snow removal. includes all Bobcats and trucks recognized,” Aundrey At MSU, the snow accumulation used in snow removal efforts. Livingston, creator of Beaver masterpieces with the world.” has not yet reached emergency sta - Snow accumulated on the Buzz said. – Aundrey Livington Jr. tus, but maintenance staff workers ground is deposited in designated A Minot State University have been working regularly to areas on campus, most notably broadcasting graduate, intended to connect students not edge technology and interested ensure that sidewalks and roads on adjacent to Model Hall and on the Livingston invented and intro - only with each other, but also in the creations of technology campus are properly plowed. west side of campus at the former duced his new mobile app, with their friends, relatives and and how it works. Snow removal is funded by the Beaver Buzz, during his senior family. See Snow — Page 4 See Buzz — Page 2 Page 2 – Jan. 26, 2017 News Red & Green Voices on Campus “What was your New Year’s resolution, News in Brief American Center, Student tumultuous life he must go and how is it going? MSU hosts Martin Center 305. Online students through. Music is by Jerry Jerusalem Tukura Luther King Jr. may email entries Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Editor to annette.mennem@ Harnick, and the book is by writing contest for minotstateu.edu. Joseph Stein. For tickets and Winning entrants will more information, call 701- stuTdo ecenletbs rate the birthday receive credit at the MSU 858-3185 or visit of Martin Luther King Jr., a Bookstore: first place, $100; wpopera.org. man with a dream, the Minot second place, $75; and third State University Diversity place, $50. For more informa - Council invites MSU and tion, contact Mennem at 858- Sodexo to host Dakota College students to 3112. communicate their dreams in Chinese New Year written form. CeMleinbort atioStnat eL unDcinh ing Gideon Amponsah Faith Babadi In his 1963 speech in Western Plains Criminal Justice Biology Washington, D.C., King said Services invites all MSU stu - “My resolution is to build upon myself “My resolutions are to get all A's in this “I have a dream … .” Fifty- Opera presents dents, faculty and staff to cel - when it comes to academic work. I want academic year, to go to church more three years later, the ebrate Chinese New Year, more spiritual growth with Christ, and I ‘Fiddler on the regularly, and to go to the gym more Diversity Council wants to the Year of the Rooster, at the decided to read the whole Bible. I've been Beaver Creek Cafe on Friday, often. I joined a Group X class at the hear the hopes and dreams of RoTohef ’ Western Plains Opera saying I'll do this for the past five years gym. I'm staying on top of my Jan. 27, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. students today. Company presents “Fiddler and I've never done it. I think this year is assignments, trying to study more The event includes give - going a bit better. I also want to build a Entries may be in the form of the Roof” today through frequently, and attending classes more aways and a specially professional career aside of school. I don't of essay, poetry, personal Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and regularly. I also dropped my Saturday designed Asian-style lunch want to have all my attention on school, experience, short story, etc. Sunday at 3 p.m. in Ann work night shift so that I can make by Chef Artina Lindsay. The so I'm working on something right now for Submit entries by Nicole Nelson Hall, Old church on Sunday morning.” all-you-can-eat meal is $9.75 after school. I think so far so good. I will Tuesday, Jan. 31. On-campus Main. This is a musical or one MSU meal swipe. assess myself at the end of every month, students may drop off print - based on “Teyve and His For more information, and I hope it will be the best.” ed entries to Annette Daughters” and other tales visit Sodexo’s Facebook Mennem or Evelyn Klimpel, by Sholem Aleichem. The page, MISUDining. MSU Diversity Council co- story is about a father of five chairs, in the Native daughters (Tevye,) and the
Tito Uzodinma ... Buzz the app, there is the elec - and make new friends. Computer Science continued from page 1 tronic loyalty program, “Needless to say, the Vanessa Grimstad “My resolution is just growth in general. I “I always wanted to cre - called the Buzz Loyalty numerous benefits and fea - Communication Disorder don't really feel like I know what path I'm ate a mobile app,” Livingston Card, where users can earn tures in the world of Beaver “My resolution is to drink more water. It's going down directly right now, but I just said. “Not the Flappy Bird free food and prizes from Buzz are fresh and fun,” going okay. I try to start everyday by feel like I want to see myself moving app my friends and I used to local restaurants in Minot Livingston said. drinking a big glass of water.” forward in whatever I do.” play in all of our classes, but such as Magic City Hoagies When creating the app, an app that will continually and Badlands Bar and Grill. he was focusing on engag - connect orig inal master - Additionally, the app ing with customers and cul - pieces with the world.” includes a music player, the tivating customer loyalty. Knowing so many peo - Buzz Station, and a video Nonetheless, all features ple, and having so many plyer, Buzz Videos. Both help connect with people friends who are talented features are completely free you know. You could even and passionately creative in and users can listen to or make new friends through areas such as art, fashion, watch content, as well as pictures, videos and music. cinematography and pho - submit their own content “At least get it for the Sydney Marmon Kendall Green tography, he wanted peo - through the app. free food at Magic City Psychology Communication Disorder ple who have similar pas - Besides those features, Hoagies and Badlands Bar “My resolution is that I want to graduate “My resolution was just to be more sions and interests, inside users could create a Buzz and Grill,” Livingston said. in May, make sure I have good grades and positive and do some acts of kindness and outside of MSU, to Profile, which can link Beaver Buzz will launch get accepted into a good grad school to throughout the year. So far, it has been know and connect with Facebook, Twitter and in the Apple App Store and continue my education. Hopefully, going well, but I'm definitely just trying each other. somewhere warm. I'm almost done Instagram. Beaver Buzz Google Play Store on Feb. to do as much as I can by helping out. Using this app has vari - applying to some grad schools in Florida Like, I bought a cup of coffee for also has a direct messenger, 14. ous benefit for its users. In for psychology. I'll see how it goes.” someone the other day.” so users can connect, chat
Red & Green Opinion Page 3 - Jan. 26, 2017 Welcome Back Bingo
Submitted Photo Photo by Jerusalem Tukura Lutheran Campus Ministry trip members pose on top of Masada. Masada was the plateau in the Rebek ah Wan gler (right) w ins a 32 inch TV at Welc ome Back Judean desert where the Jews of Jerusalem made their last stand after "The Great Revolt" of 70 AD. Bingo earlier this month. MSU Life sponsored the event. Lutheran Campus Ministry trip to the Holy Land Mi Mexico By Katie W iggett Bakken and the group also visit - Comm 281 ed Nazareth, where Jesus grew up; Leif Bakken, an MSU broadcast - Bethlehem, where Jesus was born 3x2 ing major, took the trip of a lifetime and the Sea of Galilee, where Jesus to the Holy Land with Lutheran walked on water. Campus Ministry over Christmas Bakken said he learned so much Full Color vacation to visit the area and reli - while he was there, especially about gious places and experience what See Lutheran — Page 4 the students read in the Bible. LCM pastor Christoph Schmidt, Dominique McFall-Buchholz and Trena Montgomery led the group that included Bakken, 14 other MSU students, and MSU President Steven Shirley. Bakken said the group spent a Homesteaders total of 10 days in Israel and Palestine, learning and experienc - ing the country and its culture. He 4x4 speaks about staying in Jerusalem, within the old city, along with visit - Full Color ing the Holy Sepulcher, the big church in Jerusalem. The Church, cared for by Catholic, Armenian and East Orthodox Church mem - bers, contains many religious relics and is the place where many believe Jesus was crucified. “There was a big slab on the ground and tomb of where it was within the church,” Bakken said, “along with where the crosses were, and where the earth split when Jesus was crucified and died.” Page 4 – Jan. 26, 2017 Opinion Red & Green Between the Lines Freedom demands a free press
By Dan Fagan intrusion. New York Times deserved the same attention that Staff Writer reporter James Risen claimed that President Trump has drawn. One of the fundamental pillars the Obama administration had a President Bill Clinton learned dur - of a thriving democracy is a free dismal record on its treatment of ing the Monica Lewinsky sex scan - press. According to Freedom the press. Risen was a target of gov - dal that the commander-in-chief House, a U.S. non-government ernment threats to disclose sources lives under a microscope. President organization that analyzes the or face jail time while covering a George W. Bush faced constant degree of freedom by national story on America’s covert involve - pressure from journalists on his press organizations around the ment in Iran’s nuclear efforts. handling of the wars in Iraq and world, “fewer than one in seven Risen’s refusal to disclose his Afghanistan. Tecta America Dakotas prepares to remove snow from the people live in countries where cov - sources were, in theory, protected The above examples show that Student Center atrium roof. erage of political news is robust, under the first amendment, no president gets a free pass from a the safety of journalists is guaran - although this did not stave off gov - free press. President Trump’s ten - teed, state intrusion in media ernment intimidation at first. dency to take to his Twitter account ... Snow the north end of campus. If snow affairs is minimal, and the press is Ultimately, Risen was on the right and whine about his unfair treat - continued from page 1 continues to fall at its current not subject to onerous legal or eco - side of the law and his resolve ment from the media is immature location of the Beaver Lodge rate, the lot by the observatory nomic pressures.” proved to be an act of journalistic and pathetic. Every president faces trailers. Snow piles more than 12 could fill up as well. According Americans are fortunate enough bravery. pushback from the press. The alter - feet high have all but filled these to Smith, in such an event, the to live in a country that has a free As we fast-forward an adminis - native would be a country where plots, necessitating help from parking lot behind the dome press and, as a result, have access tration we find another unhappy the government controls the press outside contractors. would be the most likely location to a wealth of information they can president in regards to the press. and silences or murders overly crit - “We’re running out of space to dump the snow. use to inform their views. This is a President Trump has labeled the ical journalists. to put [the snow],” Smith said. “There’s still a lot of room up boon for the individual citizen, but press the “dishonest media” and The next time President Trump “So we have an excavating com - by the observatory, but if it for our government leaders the called organizations such as CNN a tweets his disdain for the dishonest pany come in with front end comes down to it, yes,” he said. press can be a source of great frus - conveyor of “fake news.” His most press, someone should remind him loaders, put it in the dump MSU hired an outside contrac - tration. That is, the press is a tool to notable attack was on a disabled that there is nothing dishonest trucks and then haul it out and tor to remove snow from the hold government officials account - journalist, Serge Kovaleski, in about accountability and scrutiny. dump it by the observatory.” Student Center atrium roof to pro - able for their actions. which he mimicked Kovaleski’s A free and robust press is funda - The observatory is located on tect outside walls from snow melt. The Obama administration, disability on live television and mental to our democracy. To viewed by some as getting kid- then denied that it ever happened. demonize it for doing its job is to glove treatment from the press, Had President Obama mocked a undermine one of the great checks ... Lutheran Christian, Jew or Muslim – to see was at times skeptical of media disabled reporter, he would’ve on our government’s power. continued from page 3 what is going on in their faith, and his faith and even learning about also to those that aren’t religious, other faiths. One of the biggest because all can learn more about Broadcasting students raise more than $8,000 at auction things he learned firsthand was the politics and cultures in these the conflict between Israel and the places, or just visit the historical By Nanako Sato bidding,” Anthony Battle, a broadcasting major, said. Palestinians. sites in Jerusalem. Comm 281 The auction was also a fundraiser for the broad - “It’s important to visit other Bakken believes this trip Broadcasting students in Comm 354, Special casting program with 10 percent of the proceeds parts of the world, in order to see would be worthwhile for all reli - Events Planning, hosted the annual KMSU Auction donated to a charity. The students raised more than what is going on in other people’s gious, history and/or political last month. The auction is a learning experience for $8,000 for this year’s charity, the Domestic Violence lives and then to reflect it back at buffs, as well. the students. Crisis Center. home, ” he said. This event was sponsored by “I learned how to sell products and how to enter - “Giving it back to the DVCC was awesome. It was Bakken recommends the Holy donations, fundraisers and many tain and market the product during the two-minute good to help someone out,” Battle said. Land trip to everyone – whether churches in Minot.
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Pastor Christoph Schmidt community faces at the hands of By Yun Ji Nam “Potato” centers on a 19-year- out of jealousy. Lutheran Campus Ministry the Russians. The villagers who Staff Writer old girl named Boknyo who has It is pretty clear in the novel The classic Broadway musical, were once the insiders will soon Why do some people commit been brought up in a poor, but that Boknyo’s criminal activities “Fiddler on the Roof,” runs tonight become the outsiders, and their crimes? Some people think it is upright, home. However, when are not a mere imitation. They are through Sunday in Ann Nicole beloved traditions and ways of life because of the circumstances she is sold as a bride to a man that an expression of needs in order to Nelson Hall. Many MSU students, are at risk. into which the criminals are lives in Seven Star Gates, an survive, as Sutherland points out faculty and staff, myself included, I may be biased, but this show is born, and some believe that underserved ghetto where the about criminal activities. What are part of the cast and crew. Grab full of great acting, singing, excel - their genetic predisposition beggars and prostitutes reside, about the morals that she once some friends and come check it lent dancing and choreography, makes them prone to criminali - she starts to undergo great inter - valued so greatly? In the begin - out! and meaning. Under the musical ty. nal changes. Innocent Boknyo ning of the novel, we see that There are reasons why some and artistic direction of MSU facul - However, American sociolo - begins to face a new lifestyle that what Boknyo values does not shows are classics and stand the ty members Mark McQuade and gist E. Sutherland believes that she is yet to learn in Seven Star quite correspond with that of her test of time. Good theater reminds Carlos Vieira, and performed by criminal behavior is an expres - Gates. sisters. us of the things that are most the Western Plains Opera sion of needs and values. He As her life gets harsher, Boknyo fears what the conse - important. It connects us to our Company, “Fiddler” is touching, calls this idea Differential Boknyo quickly begins to pick up quence of adultery and prostitu - deepest values and our shared funny and endearing – it’s a show Association Theory, and it is the a behavior of her “sisters,” a tion will bring into her life even humanity. Good theater both edi - you do not want to miss! most talked about theory of group of women who make ends before she commits them. She fies and entertains by holding up a Tickets can be purchased at deviance. meet by various criminal activi - thought she would “crash down mirror to society and ourselves, wpopera.org. But, if you’re a stu - “Potato” (1935), a modern ties. To her surprise, Boknyo finds dead on the spot” for even think - calling us to discern our reflections dent who would like to see Korean novel written by Kim herself having to steal and commit ing of such. It is after she is lured with new eyes. “Fiddler” live, but simply don’t Dong In, is a crude reflection of adultery and prostitution to get by her overseer at work to have “Fiddler” is such a production. have the money to go right now, let the commoners’ reality in Korea through poverty, and she joins her sex with him for the first time that Set in a traditional Jewish Russian me buy you a ticket! The first 10 during the Japanese colonial sisters. In the end, Boknyo dies a she starts to value easy money village, it’s the age-old story of students who text me at 701-509- era. What is more interesting miserable death for attacking a over morality. Boknyo becomes what happens when societies and about the novel other than its 6318 with their name and the date Chinese man’s newly-wed wife See Potato — Page 8 cultures experience change. How that they’d like to attend will get a historical value, is that it do people react when they are free ticket, on me. Hope to see you embodies a number of ideas forced to abandon old customs in all at the show! which resemble Sutherland’s. exchange for the new and unfamil - iar? How are family relationships and communities strained, strengthened, or broken by such upheaval? Lastly, is change taken on proactively in the pursuit of progress, or is it a survival mecha - nism – a mere reaction to outside forces beyond our control? MSU Alumni Association These themes and more are the basis of “Fiddler on the Roof.” The Scholarship character of Tevye is a poor milk - man who is used to having the final word in his family. Trying to raise Are you a child or grandchild of an MSU five daughters with his wife, alumni, faculty or staff member? You could Golde, has been difficult. Money and food are scarce, and the world be eligible for a scholarship for the 2017-18 is quickly changing. While he school year. wants to arrange his daughter’s marriages through the age-old tra - Get your application and selection criteria online at dition of a matchmaker, his daugh - www.minotstateu.edu/alumni/scholarship.shtml ters are more interested in choosing their husbands based on the mod - Scholarship deadline for the 2017-18 academic year ern concepts of love and free will. is Feb. 15, 2017. This results in numerous inter - personal conflicts, on top of the If you have any questions, threat of eviction that the entire please contact the Alumni Office at 858-3234. Page 6 – Jan. 26, 2017 Red & Green Page 6 – Jan. 26, 2017 Red & Green
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By Nanako Sato Comm 281 In celebration of Black History Davis Month, Joe Davis, a 2013 MSU graduate, will give a presentation Month,” Davis said. “Sharing my and host an open mic session on personal narrative, original spo - Friday, Feb. 3. ken-word performance pieces, and A multi-media, spoken-word giving space for a collective con - poet, artist and activist, Davis will versation, we will engage the ways present “The Future of Black in which each of our unique stories History” at 10 a.m. in the connect to create more room for Multicultural Center, first floor of intercultural possibilities.” the Student Center. His talk will Following the presentation, explore the future of black history, Davis will host an open mic session racial identity, and unity in an era and artist workshop at 1 p.m. in the of polarizing politics. Beaver Dam. He encourages audi - “Through stories, poems and ence members to share their work playful experiments, I will recollect onstage and receive immediate the history of racial identity and feedback from Davis and audience invite audience members to join members. me in re-imagining and redefining “I will host a Black History the future of Black History See Davis — Page 9
Clubs and organizations welcome students
Photo by Jerusalem Tukura MSU students (from the left) Carlton Mhangami, Aileen Cheong and Ayaka Ohi represent the International Club at the MSU Club Fair. MSU Life sponsored the event. Page 8 – Jan. 26, 2017 Opinion/Sports Red & Green Slow start and tough third quarter drag Beavers down
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They the scoreboard and 17 rebounds to tell yourself you’re not tired, position to pur - Hughes University had a slow start practiced hard. I’m happy to assist to propel the Beavers. Maia also and that kind of got us through sue other inter - against Bemidji State them and make sure they have had a great performance with it.” ests, MSU Director of Athletics University, they were able to good shots.” eight points, nine assists and four Prior to last weekend’s home Andy Carter announced last pick up the pace toward the Minot State experienced a little rebounds. Nathaniel Moore (Jr., games, the Beavers played against month. end of the game after a 61-61 tie bit of a struggle at the start of the G.) put in 14 points for the Northern State University on Dec. "After careful thought and with 03:24 left on the clock to second half. With Maia still in the Beavers, and Mertens finished 2 and lost, 53-74. The next day, reflection, I have elected to step win, 79-71. game, he rallied his teammates with seven. MSU took on Minnesota State down as head football coach at The Beavers had a tough and continued to give assists and “I think we just had to grind University Moorhead, and lost 46- MSU,” Hughes said. “I just com - first half as Bemidji State fol - put in a few points himself. out this win tonight, you know,” 57. A game on Dec. 9 against pleted my MBA and I think the lowed closely, leading to a 28- Toward the end of the game, the Rudolph said. “Credit to my Augustana University resulted in timing of everything is right for 28 tie at the end of the first half. score gap dropped from 11 in the teammates. We played good on a loss with a score of 64-85, and an everyone. I don't think I could Minot State eventually came first half (39-28) to one by the end offense and defense. I think it was MSU second weekend loss against ever express how thankful I've out on top, the team asserting of the second (45-44), as the a tough win, coming in the second Wayne State College, 45-75. been for the opportunity that has itself in the second half with a Beavers seemed to be struggling night, but it was good for us. We After the six-game losing been provided to me here." shooting percentage of 56.7 to maintain the quick pace they had a good week of practice. We streak, the Beavers had their first Hughes became the universi - compared to 36.7 in the first started the game with. were really focused and we got win against St. Cloud State ty’s 20th head football coach in half. Tyler Rudolph (Jr., F.) had “The end of the game it is after it the times we were in the University on Dec. 30 with a final 2014, spending three seasons an outstanding performance always tougher to be mentally gym and the times we were score of 77-63. Unfortunately, with the Beavers. He was 5-28 with 20 points and 10 rebounds. tough. We were in a position watching films, and I think that MSU’s next games resulted in overall. Nathan Mertens (Sr., G.) con - where we had a bunch of was the key to our wins.” losses as they lost 48-69 to the Carter named assistant coach tributed 15 points, Stevan turnovers and that wasn’t good, On Dec. 2, MSU took on the University of Minnesota Duluth Shane LaDage as interim head Jovanovic (Jr., F.) had 14, and so we need to fix that for future Northern State University Wolves on Dec. 31; to Minnesota State coach to help the program Luis Ricci Maia (Jr., G.), eight. games and just be more patient and lost, 87-91. MSU battled University Moorhead on Jan. 6 through the transition. MSU had another remark - and have control of the game,” Minnesota State University (52-66); Northern State University Following a national search able night as they won their sec - Maia said. on Jan .7 (66-76), Minnesota State See Men’s Bball — Page 10 to replace Hughes, Carter ond weekend game against University, Mankato on Jan. 13 announced three finalists. They University of Minnesota (59-71) and Concordia University, are former Missouri Western Crookston, 84-72. The Beavers St. Paul on Jan. 14 (53-63). State University head coach started out strong with a lot of “Losing sucks a lot,” Wald Jerry Partridge, Southwest assists from Maia leading to a said. “Nobody likes losing. But I Minnesota State University lot of good shots. think towards the end of the sea - assistant coach Mike Aldrich “I just tried to make sure my son, these last few games, and next and former Lindenwood teammates were in good spots,” year, it’s really gonna put fire in University coach Patrick Ross. Maia said. “They worked hard us, and I think we’ll work even Partridge and Aldrich inter - all week practicing extra shots, harder in the off season.” viewed on campus earlier this The Beavers travel to Winona week and Ross will interview State tomorrow at 6 p.m. and Friday. Upper Iowa Saturday at 4 p.m. Hockey reporter ... Davis willingness to be adventurous,” continued from page 7 Davis said. needed Month open mic and if there is Davis is based in the Twin for the Red & Green more energy for creating than per - Cities, where he is currently pursu - forming, I will facilitate a creative ing a master’s degree. newspaper. writing workshop around personal All MSU students are encour - [email protected] narratives and community build - aged to attend. It is free and open ing. Participants only need to bring to the public. The MSU Diversity themselves, writing utensils, and a Council sponsors the event. Page 10 – Jan. 26, 2017 Sports Red & Green ... Men’s Bball continued from page 9 Moorhead the following day and lost, 87-96. On a better note, the Beavers bested Augustana State University, 88-84. Unfortunately, the game the following day resulted in a loss of 80-85 against Wayne State College. Minot State met with rival UMary on Dec. 17 and defeated the Marauders, 82- 75. On Dec. 30 and 31, MSU lost to St. Cloud State University, 71-82, and defeat - ed University of Minnesota Duluth, 67- 56. Tough weekend games against Minnesota State University Moorhead on Jan. 6 and Northern State University on Jan. 7 led to two losses with scores of 74- 82 and 88-94, respectively. MSU lost to Minnesota State University Mankato on Jan. 13, 66-81, then defeated the Concordia University, St. Paul Golden Bears the following day, 74-70. The Beavers are at Winona State Photo by Jerusalem Tukura Photo by Jerusalem Tukura University on Friday and Upper Iowa MSU junior Nathaniel Moore makes an under-the-rim shot. MSU junior Tyler Rudolph takes a shot in Saturday’s game with University on Saturday. The Beavers defeated the University of Minnesota Crookston. The Beavers are now 10-10 overall and 6-8 in the Crookston Golden Eagles Saturday, 84-72. conference.
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University junior 47, setting a school record. She was La Deaux led NCAA Yesenia Piceno 10th in DII in goals with 18, breaking Division II with a 47.13 per punt and senior Ninfa her own school record, and led the average. He had 26 punts that have got to have an
Ramirez highlight Northern Sun Intercollegiate traveled better than 50 yards, five Beavers Piceno Conference in points and goals. She including both a 71-yard and 72- named to the was the NSIC leader in shots (135) yard punt. He finished with 18
NSCAA NCAA and was second overall in assists (11). punts inside the opponents’ 20. Division II She finishes her two-year career It marks the second All- R E D & GR E EN Women's All- as the Beavers all-time leader in Region selection for La Deaux so why n ot Central Region points, goals and shots. this season as he was named to Publication Dates first, second and the NCAA Division II January 2017 February 2017 SM TW T F S SM TW T F S third teams. 1234 Conference Commissioner’s 1234567 Piceno, a Accolades continue for 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 678 9 10 11 Association Super Region 3 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 defenseman, and Ramirez La Deaux 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 (MSU Sports Second Team. La Deaux was 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Ramirez, a for - 26 27 28 Information) — named to the Associated Press 29 30 31 ward, were both MSU senior punter Little All-America First Team March 2017 April 2017 named to the All- and earned College Sports SM TW T F S SM TW T F S Aaron La Deaux 1 Central Region 1 234 was named to the Information Directors of 56789 10 11 2 345 678 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 MSU students, submit First Team. Piceno America Academic All- 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Don Hansen 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 your letter to the editor at is making her first Football All-Super America® Division II football 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 26 27 28 29 30 31 30 appearance on the Region Three First- La D eaux First-Team honors. [email protected] all-region team, Rafferty while Ramirez was named to her sec - ond-straight region team. The Minot Daily News The duo was joined by two sec - ond team selec - has routes available! tions, redshirt freshman goal - Creese keeper Erin Rafferty and junior Small Neighborhood Routes, open in defenseman Kelli Creese. Finishing various areas of Minot that are great out MSU's group was senior Chloe Minot Daily Housefor college students! Melton, who was named to the third Melton 4x5 B&W team. • Early mornings • Earn your own money Soccer’s Ramirez classified, page 11 ea(rMnSsU hoSnporrts • Save $$ for college! Information) — MSU senior Ninfa Ramirez was named to her sec - ond All-America 701-857-1910 team as she earned 2016 National Ramirez Soccer Coaches Don’t wait, Call TODAY! Association of America NCAA Division II Women’s All-America 301 4th St SE • Minot, ND Second Team honors last month. Page 12 – Jan. 26, 2017 Red & Green Job Opportunities from From to Trinity A Z 5x10 Our Convenient Care full page/full color Clinic has you covered.
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