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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The Winonan – Student Newspaper at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Winonan - 2010s by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. WINONAN Wednesday, April 14. 2010 Volume 88 Issue 2 A Inside: _ Bowls help raise money for service Brendan Moore News Winonan Professionals In order to raise money for the Winona Volunteer Services offer assistance Food Shelf, professor Anne on resumes Plummer, started the Empty Bowls program. Empty Bowls was organized by Plummer and students at Winona State. Soup donated by local restaurants such as the Blue Hereon Coffee House, were - served in ceramic bowls that Arts participants were allowed to International take home. Although the price of the bowls was originally set Dinner held on at $18 and $15 for students, the campus price decreased three dollars at noon and again at 1p.m. More then $1,700 was raised from the event. "The bowl is a great reminder of the fact that some people don't have as much to eat," Plummer said. In preparation for the fundraiser more than 200 bowls were made including both wheel thrown and hand made bowls. Last month, a bowl-a-thon Sports was held on campus during which, Plummer along with Winona baseball other Winona area potters sits at top of produced 100 bowls that were used during the fundraiser. conference "It's kind of fun to work with a little group on a project like this," Plummer said. While students in both of Plummer's fall and spring ceramics class also made bowls for the fundraiser, bowls made by kids in Plummer's
Lauren Robertson/Winonan Anne Scott Plummer, left, helps Gretchen Cohenour pick out a bowl during the "Empty Bowls" See BOWLS, page 6 fundraiser Wednesday at Winona State University.
(50) 457-5520 winonanwinona,edu Wednesday, April 14, 2010 Do you... Kids: Understanding the it behaviors Alyssa Homan and therefore the teacher the behavior is. Even if the qi Want to cover hard hitting news? Winonan became upset and sett him to behavior is inappropriate, the qi Want to review a movie? the office." function seldom is," Nelson Write your own column? Last Wednesday Renelle She also said, "In the said. Nelson, coordinator of the teacher's eyes it seemed the When it comes to correcting q5 Take photographs? PACER Center (a parent child was deliberately being children's difficult behaviors, gS Cover sporting events? center for families of disrespectful, however in Nelson said, "Instead of using children and young adults reality he was just reacting it as an opportunity to punish, will all disabilities) came the way that was normal view it as an opportunity to The Winonan is looking for you! to Winona State to speak for him. That's why, wheh teach the child a skill that about challenging behaviors analyzing what appear to be they will need for the rest of in young children as well as challenging behaviors, we their life." providing ways to .overcome must first look at how the Nelson said punishment them. child was brought up and is only a short term solution Nelson's said "Every what is normal to them." that "can accelerate the challenging behavior can This raises the question of behaviors" which "may stop • • 4 w ry be thought of as a child's how challenging behaviors something temporarily, but solution to a problem and a can be differentiated does not change it. form of communication." simply from the child's "It doesn't teach appropriate Nelson went into more environmental behavior. behavior; it teaches children depth and said, "What parents Challenging behaviors are that it's acceptable to use or authoritarian figures may "any behavior that persists power to control people," she view as a problem is usually and is working for the child. said. the only solution a child Nelson said. "For example, Instead of telling children knows to a certain issue." when a child is truant enough, what not to do, Nelson said Nelson gave a personal they get kicked out of school. it's easier for the child to example of a disabled This reaction, being kicked understand if you tell them child that appeared to be out of class, is meeting their what they're supposed to do. disrespecting his teacher. behavioral need; they are "If they are running in the "This 'child had an suspended and don't have house, rather than telling authoritative adult who was to be there. This teaches the them 'don't run,' you can tell close with him and preferred child that, in order to not have them to 'use walking feet.' the child to call her by her to attend school for whatever Catch the child when they're first name. When the child reason, all they have to do is being good and acknowledge began going to school he be truant enough times and their attempts even if they're was used to being on a first they won't have to go." not totally successful. It Mid West Music Fest is a communi ty name basis with adults, so Nelson said it's imperative helps to encourage the child event planned by local AmeriCorps he instinctively called his to look at the child's to act on the good behaviors members and college students. teacher by her first name as environment: "Discover that are being recognized," We are presently seeking those well. His teacher scolded him where the behavior is coming Nelson said. interested in sponsoring and told the child to call her from, why it's happening Another successful tactic opportunities and local musicians by her last name. The child at particular time or in a for an all-ages, in-town music immediately responded by particular place and what festical. Proceeds will be donated to using her first name again the function or purpose of See CHILD, page 4 the Winona Head Start program and r theWinona Fine Arts Commission.. 15% OFF with Student ID! Healthy Mondays Pashmina Scarves, Minnesota Mittens Register for a pair of Chanel Earrings! Winona State University's Gregory's Purses + More/Facebook Healthy Mondays will *Credit cards accepted* host a vegetarian nutrition April 22nd in the Lower Hyphen discussion at 7 p.m. Monday, in Dining Rooms C and D of Designer Xnock Offs Inspired by: Kryzsko Commons. Purses Coach Gucci The discussion, presented
Wallets Chanel Versace by dietician Jill Henscheid, will reveal the health benefits Sunglasses Prada Jimmy Choo of incorporating vegetarian Duffel bags D&G and vegan practices into a person's diet. In the "Winona .MaCC For more information, call ' 0A GREGORY'S Last Chance This Season! 507.454.3160 Kelli McClintick at 507-457- L 5619. 2 •News BIKE K 2010
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Pump Up Your Bike Stop by the Gazebo in the middle of campus to pump up your bicycle tires and oil your bike chain. Enter to win prizes including bike lights, bike helmets, and two Trek bikes. Every afternoon, 12:00 — 400 p.m., at the Gazebo Intro to Mountian Biking The WSU Mountain Bike Club will lead this introductory bike ride. Monday, April 12, 5:00 — 6:oo p.m.
Basic Bike Maintenance/Repair Workshop The Winonan Students from the WSU Bike Station will lead thishow-to workshop. is the place Tuesday, April 13, 400 - 5:00 p.m. Intro to Road Cycling The WSU Cycling Club will lead this introductory bike ride. Looking for Wednesday, April 14, 400 - 5:00 p.m. reporters, columnists & Bicycle Scavenger Hunt photographers. Thursd.ay, April 15, 4:00 -- 5:00 p.m.
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010 Mayo Clinic reps review Winona State students' resumes Jenn Holt services locally in Rochester, Winonan Minn. but also in Jacksonville, Ha.; and Phoenix and In today's tough and Scottsdale, Ariz. competitive job market, it's Winona State junior Heather important for college graduates Bray is an English major and to have their resumes looked thought the feedback they had over and critiqued to ensure to offer was helpful. they have the best possible "I thought it was maybe resume when applying for jobs going to be for only nursing or and internships. health education majors," Bray Last Tuesday two said, "but they were from the representatives from the Mayo human resources department, Clinic came to Winona State so they have a lot of experience University to answer questions in looking over resumes and and critique student resumes. knowing what stands out in Sue Moen and Katie good and bad ways." Loftus, both Winona .State Career Services holds and graduates and Mayo Clinic helps sponsor many e,vents representatives, offered their throughout the year to help our professional • advice and students get connected with criticisms to students about employers. possible career field paths they "We hold a Career Fair in have chosen. Nick FurlongNVinonan The Mayo Clinic not only Katie Loftus, left, from Mayo Clinic human resources, gives resume advice to Heather One, a junior offers clinic and hospital See RESUME, page 5 public relations major, April 6 at Winona State University. az CHILD pg. 2 is to give the child choices whenever possible.
•• • •"It allows the child to feel they have a say in what they do, giving .:.■•• • x: them a sense of control," Nelson said. "But make sure they are choices you can live with; don't give them choices you are going to regret or back out on in the future." 41:'5717';f4P, The bottom line when it comes to addressing challenging behaviors is all about attitude. "You need to be able to keep a sense of humor and find ways to care for yourself You can't always take what your child says seriously and you have to be able to apologize if you say something you regret to them. If you respect what they have to say, chances ,a;:trOV: are they are going to do the same for you," Nelson said.
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..:41111121,10.14111031itatiai-- Winona State announces new RESUME P9,? the fall with over 75 employers College of Liberal Arts Dean on campus. This year's date roles including chairman of will be October 20, 2010 the economics department, ueatt in McCown gym," Linsdey associate dean of graduate Miller said, office manager and school, directing liberal studies opies;,:::inekt events coordinator, at Career in multidisciplinary programs ictilOMm S ervices. and president of the faculty "We also hold a camp, association. internship and volunteer fair Townsend has also worked in the spring for students who as a visiting researcher with I are looking for a summer job Australia's Commonwealth or internship. The job fair held Ralph Townsend Scientific and Industrial in Minneapolis for Minnesota Research Organization and is State Universities also takes Winona State University a two-time Fulbright Fellow place in the spring." has named Ralph Townsend as Scholarship recipient. Winona State alumna Ashley the new dean of the College of Townsend earned his Hazeman, 24, heard about the event from a coworker. Liberal Arts and will take effect doctorate degree in economics 44;:fe:1'we," July 1, 2010. from the University of "I got my undergrad in Most recently, Townsend Wisconsin - Madison. psychology, and am currently was chief economist of New For more information, call in graduate school," Hazeman Zealand's Ministry of Fisheries. Beth Sass at 507-457-5012. said. He also served a term "It's a really competitive as president of the North market out there for many American Association of career paths, so having my Fisheries Economists. resume perfect is really As a professor of economics important to me." at the University of Maine - Moen and Loftus offered Orono, he served twenty years pizza to students who came of tenure and was involved and also offered an information in a number of leadership session later in the afternoon which focused on resume building strategies. "The Mayo Clinic is such a landmark institution in Well Mew NowMeV Minnesota," Bray said. "The fact that Winona State has ties Minnesota • Monday, April 19th Booths with them is really beneficial to will be open 10am-3pm WSU students, and any advice from a large organization, I'm • Hyatt Regency Hotel going to definitely consider." A recruiter hiring for 3M • $ 20 Non-Refundable positions was also on campus Education last week to interview Winona Registration Fee, discounted State. to $ 15 for Early Bird "We are expecting Menards • Registration (prior to April 12) here on the April 28," Miller Job rioir said. "They are accepting Sponsored by Minnesota Education Job Fair Association applications and will be conducting interviews for the position of manager trainee." POWS! Career Services Students with further • Meet representatives from 200 school districts questions may contact Career • Complete the registrtion • Get more information about school districts Services in Maxwell Hall, form at winona.edu/career room 314. • Interview for jobs or stop by maxwell 314 prior • Attend school district presentations to April 1 eth, 2010 • Candidates must be certified to www.mcu.csa.org/mnedfair/ teach by January, 2011 Contact Jenn at [email protected] News•5
Wednesday, April 14, 2010 BOWLS Continued from page 1 Sunday school class were also of the food shelf's adult clients not only in the Watkins gallery According to the Winona reduction of hours or hayed provided. already maintain jobs and are where the fundraiser took Volunteer Services 2009 end lost their jobs or just have During the fundraiser Mirrors still unable to make ends meet. place, but in the student union -of-the-year statistics, more other expenses," Director of were displayed containing facts "We were asked to hang art as well. than 23,300 people were Winona's Volunteer Services about poverty obtained from on the wall but we just thought According to Johnson, served by the food shelf, which Sandra Burke said. "Even the Kids Count (CDF) 2000 that that was boring," Winona who helped setup the event, averages out to 826 households though they may be working Census Special Report and State student Breana Johnson the mannequin were setup to a month. they still need held with food." foodshelf.org. According to the said. symbolizes to the attendees that "We have a lot of working While Winona Volunteer . mirrors, more than 50 percent Mannequin where also set up food shelf clients are among us. families that either have Services does receive state funding, 14 percent of the food the shelf received in 2009 came from individual and church contributions. In addition, food contribution Off-Campus Living can be dropped off at the Winona Volunteer Services office located at 402 E. 2nd St. there is only °NED "It's a way to address some of the hunger needs right here in our local community," Plummer said. Plummer first learned about the Empty Bowls project while attending the National Conference for Educators in the Ceramic Arts, where a table was setup explaining the mechanics and nature of the Finding renters the PERFECT home project. Originally, high school teachers John Harton and Lisa Blackburn started the project Off•Campus since 1985 in 1990 to be a creative way to support a food drive. The project, as Plummer learned about it, was designed to • Over 1 00+ units available for rent benefit local food shelves. "Our goals are to raise • Houses and Apartments money to help organizations fight hunger," according to the Empty Bowls Web site. • Studios, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 bedrooms all available! More information about Winona Volunteer Services • UNITS CLOSE TO WSU CAMPUS available at www.winonays.org Contact Brendan at [email protected] Look for us on the corner of Broadway and Main just 2 blocks from WM; campus Senior Show exhibit Winona State University's art department will host the "Senior Show" exhibits Call (507)452-8808 through Friday, April 30, in Paul Watkins Gallery. An opening reception will be held or e-mail us at [email protected] at 4:30 p.m. in Watkins Lobby. Watkins Gallery is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. greatrivermanagement.com Wednesday. These events are free and open to the public. 6•News What's Happening Around Winona State...
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Tacos for Tanzania Bicycle Scavenger Hunt Senior Art Show Exhibit I
Time: 11 am. to 2 p.m. Time: 4 to 5 p.m. Time: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Date: April 14 Date: April 15 Date: April 16 Place: Gazebo Place: Gazebo Place: Watkins Hall Lobby Contact: Grace Undis Contact: Gretchen Michlitsch Contact: Kathleen Peterson [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Athenaeum Series: "Beyond the Sexual Violence Awareness Month Haiti Bingo Fundraiser Confines of This World: A Brief Performance of "When..." Journey to Antarctica" Time: 7 p.m. Time: 2 to 3 p.m. Date: April 16 Time: 1 p.m. Date: April 15 Place: Jack Kane Dining Hall Date: April 14 Place: Somsen Auditorium Contact: Dylon Starr Place: Krueger Library Contact: Tamara Berg [email protected] Second Floor [email protected] Contact: Allison Quam [email protected]
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"Miles for Matty" Run/Walk Minnesota Education Job Fair Great River Reading Series: Time: 9 a.m. Connie Wanek Date: April 17 Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Place: East Lake Date: April 19 Time: 5 p.m. Cost: $15 Place: Minneapolis Hyatt Regency Date: April 20 Contact: [email protected] Hotel Place: Science Laboratory Center Cost: $15 to $20 Auditorium Contact: Career Services Contact: Jim Armstrong [email protected] [email protected] Sunday Healthy Mondays: Senior Art Show Exhibit II Vegetarian Nutrition Jazz Lecture Recital Time: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Time:. 7 p.m. Date: April 20 Time: 2 p.m. Date: April 19 Place: Watkins Hall Lobby Date: April 18 Place: Kryzsko Commons Contact: Kathleen Peterson Place: Performing Arts Center Dining Rooms C and D [email protected] Recital Hall Contact: Jill Henscheid Contact: (507) 457-5250 [email protected]
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010 OPINION/EDITORIAL Remember CapX 2020 on Earth Day and beyond
Brian Sanders use, where it comes from, and more than 700 miles of high- Winonan who is affected in the process. voltage transmission lines and In the spirit of Earth Day, I necessary substations. Their I love holidays when was recently lucky enough, to Web site explains that this is Americans pretend to care happen upon a `zine entitled important because electricity about things that they don't. "What to do About CAPX consumption is project to Now that it's been four weeks 2020: 700 Miles of Power increase 1 percent annually since we celebrated our love Lines that No One Needs, and from 2008 to 2035, and no for genuine high Irish culture, what Happened Last time. Or: upgrade of the region's electric we're due for another. Luckily, Everybody Knows What Goes transmission infrastructure has this Saturday is one of them: Up Must Come Down: On the taken place in 30 years. Earth Day! Insanity of Infinite Growth." One of these proposed lines is Being a jaded cynic and What a mouthful! Luckily, a 150-mile line from Rochester making sarcastic remarks in this 'zine turned out to be a to La Crosse. They recently your school newspaper is one mouthful of goodness. applied for a route permit to way to celebrate Earth Day; CapX 2020 is a project cross the Mississippi River at I, however, am not that type being pushed by Xcel Energy Alma, Wis. The zine claims of person, so I will instead to provide us Minnesotans that "Alma was selected over celebrate by being at Union with what we desire more La Crosse and Winona because Park behind Winona Health on than anything else: more the area is less populated, with Saturday afternoon. I hope you power lines! Their slogan is a much smaller community to will too. "Delivering electricity you resist it." One of the most relevant can rely on," which sounds environmental issues today is soothing enough. our power — how much we The proposed plan is to build See POWER, page 9 Bluff City Properties Over 90% Rented
.4A,Z Bluff City Properties, located on Huff St. across from WSU, is 94% rented for the next academic year. There are only three buildings available with three, four, and five bed- rooms. 117 W. Mark, 100 yards from the WSU Library, has five bedroom units for five renters. Each unit has two full bathrooms, free laundry and free parking. Built in 1996, each unit has central air conditioning, a dishwasher and a garbage disposal. Updates include fresh paint, hardwood floors and free flat screen TV in each living room. Current rent is $379 per month plus utilities.
West of campus on Orrin St. (261/263 Orrin) has 3 bedroom townhomes near Westfield Golf Course and about seven blocks west of the WSU West campus. These modem townhomes are very spacious. One of the bedrooms is 20' x 12' with a walk-in closet. There is free parking and each unit has free laundry. Because of the distance to campus, these places are available for as low as $238 per person plus utilities, for five. They are also directly on the city bus line, which stops at Winona State. This year Bluff City is offering to reimburse the renters for the cost of yearly parking in a WSU parking lot. The rent for four students is $287.50 per renter. If you desire the luxury of a huge bedroom in a large condo apartment, the rent per person for three renters is still a very reasonable $370.
The only four bedroom apartment still available is at 401 Olmstead, four blocks west of WSU. This apartment features a large open living room with lots of natural light. There is a modem kitchen and four nice sized bedrooms. This place is a very good deal at $364 per student plus utilities. It's certified for five people and one of the bedrooms is big enough for two renters. With five people rent is only $295.
There is still a good selection of one-bedroom and studio/efficiency apartments "Senior Show" exhibits April 12 — 30 near WSU. There are openings at Shorty's Greenhouse, one block from the main campus. This private dorm built last summer features a private full bathroom Winona State University's through 30. and kitchenette in each unit. Most are quite spacious. This building has secu- art department hosts the Senior Show III theme is rity key card access to the main entrance and you can "buzz in" a visitor. A nice feature about these units is that each one has individual controls for heat and air conditioning. A ceiling fan and "Senior Show" exhibits April "Blind," and runs from April 26 lights on dimmer switches provide nice luxury touches. A large, modern Laundromat is one block away. There 12 through 30 in Paul Watkins through 30. The reception is at are also one-bedroom apartments available four blocks from campus, near downtown at the "Historic Parkview Gallery, Watkins Hall. 4:30 p.m. April 21. Apartments." The Parkview features very spacious rooms and also has security remote access entry. Inexpensive coin laundry is available in the building. There is a sun deck on the roof with great views of Winona, the bluffs, and the river. The Senior Show I theme is Watkins Gallery is open 8 "Together We Are A Part," and a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Bluff City Properties has a reputation for excellent student rentals. If you want a nice place at a good value for next school year, you may runs from April 12 through 16 Friday and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. want to start getting serious about making a decision and signing fairly soon. The vast majority of leases in Winona begin on June 1. There are, however, a handful of one-bedroom places with leases beginning in August. The Bluff City (WSYou.com ) office is located across from with an opening reception at Wednesdays. The reception is the University on Huff St. - it has a large purple awning. The office is open every weekday from 9 AM to 5 PM. Appointments for 4:30 p.m. April 14. at 4:30 p.m. April 28. showings may be scheduled online, by phone (call 507-454-4444, or 507-313-8373). Walk-Ins are always welcome and you can drop in Senior Show II theme is anytime without an appointment. The friendly staff are happy to answer all of your questions, and to walk you through the leasing process. They'll even talk with your parents you want them to - but only if you ask. If you don't want to be left "down in the dumps" for the 2010- "A-B-C," and runs April 19 2011 academic year, you may want to take care of this chore soon! 8 • Opinion/Editorial "74 • C.:, • Cont'd. from pg. 9 POWER Ay ~ilt i The problem is that in 2010, we power line expansion, migratory realize that further investments songbirds and other wildlife will in dirty energy are just pushing be negatively affected. Now, I us more and more in the wrong understand a common retort: "If direction. It is obvious that we birds are dumb enough to fly News Editor need to be shifting away from into power lines, then that's their traditional sources of power and own problem." I certainly can Rebecca Erdmailn move toward more sustainable empathize with arguments that Features Editor forms of energy, destroying fewer appeal to a sense of survival of habitats, and using fewer resources. the fittest. Birds, however, have to We have already far surpassed any fly at night and in bad conditions Nina Steffel reasonable level of sustainability; without headlights, mind you Sports Editor we cannot continue building — and every power line creates a infrastructure to expand that. further risk for these birds. Every Fred Schulze By investing our resources in year, 174 million birds are already Photo Editor creating hundreds ofmiles ofpower killed by power lines in the U.S. lines for coal usage, we are leaving I encourage readers to look less room, both economically at both the official CapX 2020 Matt Stierrrtan and in terms of infrastructure, website as well as the oppositional Copy Editor for alternative sources of energy. nocapx2020.info. Hopefully we Hundreds of miles in power lines in can all remember that Earth Day Elizabeth Ruff 2010 means that we are committed is about more than having a good HR Manager to expanding our deadly use of coal time with haphazard environmental over other energy sources. celebrations, but about changing Business Manner These power lines will also cause the way we interact with the rest of environmental problems, most the natural world after thousands Jenna Cameron intensely at the point of crossing of years of destroying it. Ad Manager the river, disrupting fragile ecosystems. Across all of these Contact Brian at Brooke Childs hundreds of miles of proposed [email protected] Marketing Manager Grammatically Correct Kim Sisson
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Internationa dinner celebrates cultura diversity on campus
Fred Schulze/Winonan Hosts and hostesses at the annual International Dinner dressed in traditional attire of their native countries.
Courtney Kowalke annual International Dinner president of the International Global Connections Program. how, in the words of speaker Winonan last Saturday, April 10 in club said, "The event was an Contest winner Lakpa Sherpa, and South Korea native Yeji- the East Hall of Kryzsko opportunity to "bring faculty, a native of Nepal, wrote his Lee, international students Winona State University's Commons. staff, and students all together essay titled "The Challenges of have "merged into one big International Club hosted its Ka Hei Wong, the current and to promote continuous help Being an International Student community" at Winona State. and support for the international in the U.S." Entertainment of the evening community." Other essays showed unique consisted of many dances and RED WING A buffet was provided perspectives on the challenges expressions of gratitude and consisting of authentic Asian and exciting opportunities love across cultures. and European dishes, such as faced while attending Winona An Indian Welcome Dance, Chinese Chow Mein, Taiwanese State. which relied on the audience's Fried Rice and Nepali Curry Before the meal international interpretation of hand gestures, TATTOO161 E. THIRD ST. DOWNTOWN Chicken, prepared by members students presented a parade of facial expressions, and attention WINONA, MINNESOTA of the club. flags to represent sixteen of the to melody, was performed (507) 454-3452 The event also showcased countries from which they hail. WWW.REDWINGTATTOO.COM several student essays written The flags were placed for a contest sponsored by the around the room to show See DINNER, page 13 10•Arts & Entertainment Jakob Dylan's second solo album is perfect for easy listening
Stephanie Alar I normally wouldn't be stoked Winonan to hear a song like this, but it's not bad because it's upbeat and I bumped into the new music has a consistent "clapping" and list, and the first thing I saw was similar baseline as the previous Bob Dylan's offspring's blue song. eyes staring me in the face. This song has some sweet Then I saw Slash. lyrics too: "Roll your sleeves Hmmm, both entertaining, up. Hold back the dam. Fill but this week, let's stick with these bags with sand. Every little Dylan. young boy, woman, eyery tired Jakob Dylan's second solo old man. You too, have to lend album, "Women + Country" a hand." released April 6, uses a similar "We Don't Live Here tone to his previous solo work Anymore" has the same vibe and music with the Wallflowers. as the first two songs but the I used to love to listen to the guitar picking is more obvious Wallflowers and noticed the in this song. similarities and differences It shows where "Country" between both Bob and Jakob comes into play on the album. Dylan's voices. There's a woman singing the I can't say I'm upset, though, chorus with him, and her voice that Dylan is solo now. is a nice touch. If I could compare Jakob "Everybody's Hurting," has Dylan to someone along with a more upbeat bass line, some his pops, I'd pick Mason shaker instruments, and more Jennings. strings. The first song, "Nothing This one's cool, and the same But the Whole Wide World," woman is singing along with is slow but has a beat that you him throughout the chorus. can't help but feel. The woman singing with ©Google The drums are obvious, as him is Neko Case, and though "Women + Country," Jakob Dylan's latest album, is quiet, calm, and slow, with interesting are the strings. I've heard of her, I never really lyrics. The next song follows the listened, but I'll probably look tone that the first song set for the into her music more after this won't change...My arms are knew that it was eye for an eye, once, and if you like one song, album, starting out with a low album. useless without you, they hang and truth for a truth." which I did, you'd like them bass line, which is noticeable "Holy Rollers For Us," has around me with nothing to do." It's kind of contradictory and all. throughout the whole song. a catchy beat with the same "Standing Eight Count" badass. I wonder if Bob would be He uses creative lyrics that soft, quiet tone as the rest of the starts off with a marching band Overall, the album was good. mad if I cheated on him with I love: "In this corner ladies songs. instrumental. It was very quiet, slow, calm his son... and gentlemen. Weighing in, The "Smile When You Call It continues softer throughout and definitely an album for all along my love for her is Me That" title sounds like an the song as soon as the drumbeat easy listening, with a lot of strong. We scaled pillars to adorable little song. jumps in. interesting lyrics. here tonight. It's not the kind It's definitely a twangy It's probably the most upbeat I really would have liked to of trick you get to pull twice." country ballad but based off song on this album. hear a little more of his upbeat Sounds kind of out there and of the instrumentals, not off of "Truth for a Truth" has a songs. interesting—similar to his old Dylan's vocals. really catchy chorus that I I know he's always a chill man, right? He's pretty much begging his absolutely love: "Eye for an guy, but could it really hurt to "Lend A Hand" reminds me lady to come back to him. eye. Truth for a truth. Here I go crazy in a song? of an old saloon playing swing "Oh, I'm drunk and you're lie, my arms around you. Yes, On the upside, he didn't Contact Stephanie at music. insane and I can't quit and you you would be blind if you only change the tone of the album [email protected] Arts & Entertainment • 11 Wednesday, April 14, 2010 `Date Night' cast brings star power, but the plot is lackluster Jordan Corrigan Winonan
So, • just in case the last several months of my movie reviews didn't establish that I have a taste for sarcasm, last week's review was proof that some people just don't get it. I • seriously question why people would take more than a cursory glance at my flowery, effusive review of "The Last Song" and assume it was genuine. It was an adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks book st arring Miley Cyrus— that much mediocrity should have collapsed the universe upon itself—re-read the article and assume the opposite of everything I said. I wrote it as a laugh, partly as a late April Fool's Day joke, and also because "Clash of the Titans" sucked. THE FOLLOWING REVIEW IS ABSOLUTELY, POSITIVELY, 100 PERCENT A REVIEW. "Date Night" is an admirable failure. It's an excellent example of a credible ensemble producing something that is mediocre at best and insulting at worst. ©Google The flick centers around the Steve Carell and Tina Fey almost redeem an otherwise mediocre movie about a boring couple's caper -filled date night. dull-as-day-old-toast couple the Fosters (Tina Fey and Steve getting divorced, sparking Phil and Jimmi Simpson, who is Night." Carell), who have a wonderful, Foster (Carell) to wonder if his certainly first in line to play It's a semi-passable way to normal life, with a nice wife might be leaving him. Christian Slater when he dies) kill a few hours. house in New Jersey (yeah, a Inspired by terror, he attempts in hot ptirsuit. I mean, if you've got some contradiction in terms, I know), to switch things up a bit. There is absolutely nothing in crosswords to do, or perhaps and two kids. Rather than go to the same this movie you haven't seen in a rousing game of Parcheesi, They're boring. restaurant they always go to, a million other movies almost don't bother, but if you don't I'm relatively sure that eat the same thing and end up exactly like it. have any laundry to do, or Hollywood cranks out back at the house having the Normally, this is forgivable homework to finish, perhaps movies like this just like they same discussion about why if the chemistry between the some silverware to polish... crank out romance flicks – they shouldn't have sex – he leads is exceptionally good, don't bother. to convince people they're steals a reservation to a fancy but even though Fey and Carell See "The Last Song," instead. missing something, rather than restaurant, and takes his wife are remarkable, and some of appreciating what they have. out for a night on the town. their lines are great, it's their Anything to keep the floral Unfortunately, he snipes the delivery that makes them so. and prophylactic industries in reservation of a couple wanted With any other actors, business... by a mob boss (Ray Liotta, who this movie would have been After one particularly boring needs to eat, I guess). absolutely excruciating. book club meeting – about some Thus sets in motion a rather So, if you're thoroughly Afghani girl menstruating in slapsticky adventure through bored some night soon, and the desert – One of the Fosters' New York City with a couple you've exhausted all your Contact Jordan at friends mentions they're corrupt cops (Common options, check out "Date [email protected] 12 •Arts & Entertainment
DINNER Continued from Page 10 before the meal, while a out walking [this evening] and program, as well as the as well as her sense of humor. was "not only about food or traditional Korean Fan Dance, I saw a lot of cars and people development of the Study Yeji-Lee said, "The global entertainment. comprised of intricate floral around so I decided to see what Abroad program and the outreach program is losing an It's about coming together, fans and fluid movements, event was being held." Teaching English to Speaker of extremely valuable advocate, and recognizing that the human followed. Also there to enjoy the Other Languages major. but she will always be with us being has great potential if we Sonya Hernandez from "merged community" was "She has dedicated her life in spirit." put ourselves in others' places." Venezuela, performed a Khoi Van, a senior at Winona to us and has been a ,champion The event concluded with a As the cultural reflections merengue, a dance originally State from Vietnam. for international students," says series of cultural reflections; ended, the international from the Dominican Republic. "I do miss the food from Wong. several international students students each took a turn telling Dances were also performed home the most," says Van of International alumni sent shared what values were close the audience "Good bye, until by students from Africa and the dinner, "so this was good. well-wishes for Markos. to them and how they were we meet again," in their native Nepal, and a demonstration of I really enjoy coming to this Jimmy Chan, class of 1987, important at Winona State. languages. a Taiwanese Diabolo, a type of every year." "really enjoyed [his] encounter "In Bulgaria," said Maria Wong assured event-goers yo-yo concluded the evening's Future International Dinners with Markos," inviting her to Zivkovic, "education is the that the tradition of the dinner entertainment. may be different due to the visit his community in Kuala greatest investment, and I will continue, along with The event was attended by retirement of Tern Markos, the Lumpur, Malaysia. believe it is the only solution for "our love from and for this nearly 500 students, alumni, current director of International Agnes Alg, who graduated understanding, for spreading community." and community members. Services and Cultural Outreach. in 1999 and worked under knowledge, and for spreading Winona native Laurie Markos is responsible for Markos during her time at peace." Jenkinson attended the event the foundation of Winona Winona, recalled her warmth, Zivkovic also reminded Contact Courtney at due to personal interest: "I was State's cross-cultural outreach graciousness and good cheer, the audience that the evening CKowalke08_,I)winona.edu Accounts from Academicians Have an idea for a fun question (noun) ac-a-de-mi-cianl,a-ke-da-smi-shan of the week? Email Christina at By Christina McDaniel [email protected] An academic; intellectual Photos by Fred Schulze/Winonan Who is your musical guilty pleasure? Jade Manley Melissa Paar Ben Marcotte Freshman Freshman Junior Holmen, Wis. - Holmen, Wis. Hutchinson, Minn.
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010 When Cultures Collide: The Role of Student Governments and Elections Differs
Sunghee Choi morning. rate is a problem in establishing be a big problem so sometimes at Winona State. Winonan Between classes, many student government. we take a vote again and again Students try accepting all presidential candidates In my country, elections for in order to make up the votes policies. The last election for Student introduce themselves to the the university body executives we need for the election. If they have problems they Senate at Winona State buildings. proceed for three days in front In South Korea,student send an e-mail or call to the University looked like a horse Candidates didn't mention of every building like a real government can be a fight person, not protest. race. certain pledges. election. against campus office The election could break The candidates hung up They just tried to persuade Candidates try to recruit operation. my prejudice that student many posters on the walls of the students why they should be people to vote even though They usually fight for government only does the buildings. Student Body representatives at many students are not reduction of tuition in the protests on campus rather than It made me think of an Winona State. concerned with the election. university. considering the students' needs. election in my country, South It was really impressive that Sometimes because of public Some student presidents will Korea. all of students vote through an indifference, the president and go as far as to fast for several Usually, there is an election Internet site. body executives cannot be days before campus operation in December at universities in Students at Winona State are chosen because the turnout of accepts reduction of tuition. South Korea. able to simply click and vote student voters is less than 25 Protesting students have Many candidates can be on the Winona State website, per cent. occupied the university office seen wearing colorful T-shirts students no longer need to go As representatives of students for a few days criticizing many and placards, in front of the to somewhere to vote! in the university, if the student policies. Contact Sunghee at entrance to the university every In South Korea, low voting government is absent, it could I have never seen any protests [email protected]
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010 SPORTS Baseball places first in conference rankings
Ali Carlson of 4-2 over the Vikings. The Winonan lead by Winona State didn't last throughout the game, as The Winona State University Augustana came back to score baseball team traveled more three runs and claim the win than 250 miles this weekend from the Warriors. to Sioux Falls, S.D. to play "We gave up a couple free Augustana College in four bases (walks). We need to make games. the opponents earn every base," The Warriors came up with Nathan Van Roekel said. three wins for the record book. Ronnie Olson finished game Winona State split during the two, with three hits and three doubleheader to Augustana on runs driven in. Saturday. Tony Mueller and Adam The Warriors defeated the Gemuenden each had two hits Vikings in the opening game, for the Warriors. 7-6 and fell behind on the "The weekend highlight was board in game two, 5-4, of the winning both games Sunday," Aa „ Northern Sun Intercollegiate John Wenker said. "Our goal Conference match up. was to take at least three games During game one, the from them this weekend and Warriors were able to claim losing one Saturday meant we the win against Augustana after needed to win two on Sunday." they came back from a 6-0 The Warriors closed the deficit during three innings of weekend against the Augustana play. Vikings with two " wins, 11-3 Winona State led by six runs and 9-8, respectively. going into the bottom of the During game one on Sunday, fourth but Augustana added two the Warriors recorded runs in runs to the board in the bottom each of the first six innings to of the fourth and an additional take the 11-2 lead. three runs in the sixth inning. Augustana was able to record Winona State did not take the an additional run in the eighth game quite yet as Augustana did inning but were not able to Rory O'Driscoll/VVinonan add one more run in the ninth, close the gap any further on the Winona State University's Jim Kovacs pitches during Wednesday's game against Upper Iowa University but Winona State's Kodey Warriors. in Winona. Simon shut off the Vikings to Leading the Warriors with claim the victory. three hits and two runs was championship outright, and win Magee all initiated the offense win three out of four or four out During game one, Simon Kley, while Mueller, Magee the conference tourney which for Winona State each having of four games every series from recorded the win for the and McMullen each recorded a would allow us to participate in home runs. here on out. We are sitting in Warriors. Jared Anderson and pair of hits. the regional tourney." Anderson finished the last first place right now, and that's John Magee each drove in two McMullen had totaled four In game two on Sunday, game of the weekend with two a great feeling." runs. Tony Mueller finished runs batted in. Magee hit a lead-off home run hits, two runs and had three The Warriors will be back with three hits, while Anderson Andrew DeSousa pitched in the sixth inning proving to be RBI, while Magee finished in action against Upper Iowa and Joe Kley each had two hits eight innings, giving up three the difference for the Warriors. with two hits. University in Fayette, Iowa on during the game. runs on seven hits and three Kodey Simon threw the final Kley added two hits, scored Wednesday. Three home runs were added walks. He ended the game frame to earn the save, while a run and drove two runners in. to the statistics for the Warriors. with four strike outs to earn the only giving up two runs to the Mueller pitched the first six Magee hit his ninth home run Warriors win. Vikings. innings to record the win for of the year, Kley with fifth and "The rest of the year will be The Warriors led the Vikings the Warriors during game two. Sam Henriksen for his second. a battle and we have to take it after four innings by earning a "We are having a great During game two for the one game at a time, one pitch run in the first inning, followed season so far, we just need to Winona State, the Warriors at a time, and one at-bat at a by four runs in the third and keep working hard everyday went into the bottom of the time," Tyler Payne said. "Our three runs in the forth. and stay consistent," Hans Contact Ali at seventh inning with a lead goal is to win the conference Mueller, Jared Anderson and Heggernes said. "We want to [email protected] 16 • Sports Track team ranked twelfth nationally Dan Geisler outstanding performances said. and the tape measure 'don't lie. The team is excelling in Winonan and some not so outstanding, Winona State Track and Field Your ranking going into the the transition from indoor to much like most meets. I think is currently ranked twelfth postseason has zero affect on outdoor seasons and is excited The Winona State University our student-athletes handled nationally, while also being the outcome. It all comes down to now be able to host some Track and Field team was themselves well and took ranked fourth place preseason to your own performance at home-game meets here in another Winona team seeing a advantage of the nice weather pick by coaches. the championships (NSIC and Winona. busy weekend these last couple and the good competition," "Breaking records is always NCAA)," Rebarchek said. "We are very excited to be days. Mason Rebarchek, Winona exciting and it's a good indicator Winona State Track and able to host home meets this Winona State Track and Field State University's head Track that your team is improving. Field throwers individually are year. There's a sense of pride, traveled to St. Peter, Minn. for and Field coach, said. The national ranking gives us also seeing a strong season. I think, when you are able to the Lee Krough Invite this "This was a non-scored an indication of how our top "We have a fantastic group of bring other teams to your place weekend. meet, so there was no gauge to people stack up against the throwers with a lot of talent and host a meet," Rebarchek Many athletes performed how the team did' as a whole. rest of division two on a purely and great work ethic. Mike, said. well, continuing to set Winona Individually, I think the most point-based scale and the NSIC our throws coach, is very, very Up next for the Winona State records as benchmarks noteworthy performances were pick is nothing more than a good at what he does and the State Track and Field team for Track and Field. the two automatic NCAA II prediction by the other NSIC athletes believe in him. That will be their meet in LaCrosse, Kelly Shaw and Rebecca Stier qualifying performances by coaches as to where they think combination makes for some Wis. April 16th for the Esten both qualified for the NCAA D2 Shaw and Stier in the 400 meters we'll finish. In the end they really great things," Rebarchek Challenge. Track and Field Championships and Shot Put, respectively, don't mean anything. said. helping to support Winona's both of which were also school The great thing about track With some defining meets strong performance in the records. As well as the school and field is that no one's yet to come, Winona State has new outdoor season. "It was a record performance in the opinion of you determines continued to show drive and Contact Dan at good meet for us. We had some 4x400 meter relay," Rebarchek your success. The stop watch skill. [email protected]
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17 • Sports Wednesday, April 14, 2010 Warrior Spotlight Golfer Emma Schmitz
Name: Emma Schmitz Hometown: Sparta, Wis. same way. High School: Sparta High Favorite part of playing the School sport: Major/Minor: My favorite part would have Special Education / Coaching to be making that perfect shot If you could meet anyone in The most challenging part and the fact that you can play the world (past or present), of the game: The mental golf your entire life. who would it be? Why? Highlights and game I think is the most Favorite sports team: Green Annika Sorenstam, because accomplishments while challenging part of my game. Bay Packers she really took women's golf playing at Winona: My I am usually pretty good Hobbies: Golf, slow-pitch to a higher level. major highlight from my four at letting a bad shot go, but softball, reading Memorable moment/ years would be being a vital sometimes it does affect my Plans after graduation: My highlight from this season part of winning the Concordia next shot. plans after graduation include so far: My most memorable St. Paul tournament. It was a Why did you decide to play finding a job teaching special moment from the season huge win for us as a team and at Winona State? I received education and hopefully so far would have to be our it was great to have so many an athletic scholarship from being a part of the golf team .winning the thirteen parents there supporting us. the university and loved the program at the school I work team Concordia St. Paul campus and surrounding at. Invitational last fall. area. Something others might not Outlook for the rest of the Who is your role model? know about you: I have been season: We are all starting Why? My role models would playing golf since I was eight to come together and turn in have to be my parents. They years old. some good scores as a team, are both such kind-hearted,, Favorite food: Chicken so I think we will finish these caring, hardworking people Favorite movie: "The Ugly last few weeks of the season Contact Ali Carlson at and have raised me to be the Truth" strong. [email protected] Five golfers from women's team place within top 50 Ali Carlson Paige Schmidt, Emma Schmitz, after recording the identical meet and hopefully the regional Winonan Michelle Narveson, Courtney rounds of 76. meet," Narveson said. Sovereign and Cassandra Not far behind Narveson with The women will be in Lake Preparing for the Multi-Team Johanns. a score of 157 was Sovereign, City, Minn. for the Multiple- Tournament this weekend, the All five Warrior golfers shooting an 80 on Saturday and Team Tournament on April 17 Warriors got their swings in placed within the top 44 77 on Sunday, going over par and 18. during the Upper Iowa Spring participants. by 13. Invitational and the Augustana Narveson (83-83-166) "We played better on day Spring Invitational. was only two strokes behind two. April 2-3, the Warriors Schmidt and Schmitz to tie We made a lot of improvement Contact Ali Carlson at traveled to Ankeny, Iowa for thirty-first place while to prepare for the conference [email protected] competing against nine teams Sovereign (86-81-167) tied for and placing seventh amongst thiry-third place. Fred Schulze/Winonan them. The Warriors scored This past weekend Winona EDSTROM PROPERTIES round of 338-323 for a 661 State recorded rounds of 323 during the two-day invitational. and 313 to total 636 and a Renting to students for 35 years "We struggled a bit the first fourth-place finish. Twelve • 3 & 4 bedroom apartments available weekend as a team coming up teams competed in the • Prices range from $349 - $389 each with a seventh place finish," Augustana Spring Invitational. Emma Schmitz said. "The wind Leading for the Warriors *Heat included was a big factor throughout the was Narveson, who recorded • Laundry on premise- some off street parking tournament with wind speeds a 152 for the two-day, 36-hole up to 25 mph." tournament, going over par by Call Carol! 507-454-1909 Golfing for the Warriors were eight. Narveson tied for fifth Sports • 18 Men's golf places sixth in NSIC championship David Baertschi days of competition. place overall. The Warriors were not able to a 307. Winonan Strangstalien shot the best Next for the Warriors was pull out a win over Viterbo. `Borgardt competed as an individual score on one round Eric Christensen, over the three Christensen led the way for individual at the competition The Winona State Warriors of anyone at the competition round he finished with a 17- the Warriors with a score of 76; and shot a 79. men's golf team participated with a 66. He finished in over and in a tie for thirtieth Strangstalien was just behind Coach Abraham said, "We're in the NSIC Spring Golf Men's fifth place of the individual place overall. him with a score of 77. looking forward to the rest of it Championship Apr. 9-11, at the competitors. Maxwell Borgardt finished Whitely shot a 82, Jake and hopefully getting guys to Jewel Golf Club in Lake City, Coach Abraham was really fourth for the Warriors by Weber shot 'an 85, and Jared qualify for regionals." Minn. pleased with the play of shooting a 19-over par and he Pfeffer shot an 87 to round The regionals are the next As a team the . Warriors Strangstalien he said, "It was a was in a tie for thirty fifth place out the team scores for the time the Warriors golf team is finished in sixth place with an lot of fun to see his career low overall. Warriors. back in action and that is May overall score of 51-over par. as a collegiate golfer, a few Jake Weber shot a 31-over The team finished with a 3-5. Head Coach Mike Abraham tough swings took him out or par for the Warriors and came score of 320, putting them in Contact David at said, "The tournament went contention for the win, but he in forty-sixth place at the just behind Viterbo who scored [email protected] great, it was our best of the played great." championship. season." Tyler Whitley shot the Earlier in the week, April 7 Brady Strangstalien led the second best score for Winona the golf team took on Viterbo Warriors shooting a 4-over par State with a 12-over par and University at the Golf Club and SURE combined score of the three finished tied for eighteenth Cedar Creek in Onalaska, Wis. MY SANDWICHES
Tennis dominates in St. Peter matches ARE GOURMET. Dan Geisler All players worked hard time on their home courts. Winonan through all of their matches. "The team always enjoys BUT THE ONLY THING Heather Pierce, Winona's top playing at home, but it was a It was a busy weekend the last player won her first set against quiet match for us. Most of the few days for the Winona State Gustavus and was down her parents who normally come University's women's tennis second set with a score of 2-5, to watch decided to come to team with four matches against but managed to push out a win Mankato, so we didn't have too Bethel University, Northern of 7-5 by the end of the match many fans at the tennis center. State University, Gustavus against Gustavus. But, we're hoping that a lot of Adolphus College, and "The whole team played fans will come out to support Minnesota State University- awesome and I am so proud the team in its final home Mankato. of them for what they matches of the season," Zinter Winona racked up two accomplished this weekend. said. blowout victories in the home Both Heather Pierce and ,Mary Zinter said the team is game against Bethel and in St. Hesterman went 8-0 on the heading into the remainder of Peter, MN against Northern weekend, winning all of their the season with confidence State. Both games ended with doubles matches together and and she's not surprised by the 9-0 wins for the Warriors. winning all of their singles season so far. Winona couldn't quite matches," Zinter said. "Things are kind of settling manage to come out with four Despite the one loss against the way we expected them to in victories as the team lost, 4-5 Gustavus, Zinter said the team terms of conference standings in St. Peter against Gustavus. couldn't have played much and match outcomes, so now Despite the minor setback, better than they did with such a it's just going to he a matter Winona came back to finish off tight schedule. of finishing out strong and the weekend with a win of 6-3 "I don't think I could have heading into the conference against Mankato. asked any more of the team this tournament ready to work hard "It was a very successful weekend, even though we lost and have fun," Zinter said. weekend! The most important to Gustavus, it came right down Up next for Winona Women's match was definitely against to the final matches and every Tennis is their match against Mankato because they're single player left everything Bemidji State, set to take place 155 E. 3RD ST. tough and in our conference, they had on the court, that's the at 10:00 AM, here in Winona so that was a really exciting only thing I can really expect or on Saturday April 17th. win for the team. It was also want from them," Zinter said. The team hopes to be 507.454.4711 really exciting to be so close Winona State finally had a continuing a strong season as it to beating Gustavus because home game against Bethel, comes to a close. they're always really tough their first home-game match and it was fun to watch them since February. sweat a little bit," Head Coach, The team brought a swift Contact Dan at FREAKY FAST DELIVERY! Courtney Zinter, said. victory and enjoyed some quiet [email protected] ®2008 JIMMY JOHN'S FRANCHISE. EEC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Sports • 19
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Sam Hendrikson slides into second for Winona State University,
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