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February 24, 2011 Vol. 92 No. 17 Minot State University, Minot, N.D. 58707 www.minotstateu.edu/redgreen Black History celebration ‘A Doll’s House’
Cassie Neuharth commemorating Black History Month Editor and African-Americans around the debuts tonight "Embracing Culture. Raising country that have been inspirational Awareness. Making a Difference." members of society. That is the mission statement for the "We try to represent different cul - Minot State University Black Student tures and different ages," Davis said. Association for their upcoming cele - "American history is what I want to bration honoring African-Americans emphasize, and that encompasses and the culture of America. everybody in America, to include Saturday, Feb. 26, is a night dedi - everyone in the shared history." cated to music, dance, poetry and sto - The celebration is free, but partici - rytelling starting at 7 p.m. in Ann pants may make a free-will donation Nicole Nelson Hall in celebration of to benefit the activities of the BSA. Black History Month. Flyers and posters are up around Joe Davis, BSA president and MSU campus. The President of the English major and theater minor, is International Club, Boma Brown, has one of the night’s masters of cere - designed the posters, delivered them monies. Another MSU student, to be and is helping get the word out about announced that night, will serve as the upcoming event. co-MC. This is the first time Davis and Throughout the evening, members members of BSA have hosted an event of the community and the MSU com - like this, and the organization would Photo by Emily Anderson munity on Black History and Black like this celebration to continue “A Dollʼs House” begins tonight in Hartnett Hallʼs Aleshire Theater at Culture will give presentations. Guest See Celebration — Page 4 7:30 p.m. Nora, played by Katie Langemo, is a woman trapped by the speakers include Davis' 5-year old rules of a manʼs world and struggles to make her husband Torvald, nephew, MSU English instructor played by Noah Files, see she is not just a doll that he can play with. Margaret Sherve, humanities instruc - “A Dollʼs House” is free with MSU ID and open to the public. The show tor Rick Watson and Minot communi - runs through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. ty member and business owner Aisha Vadell In between the presentations, singers and poets will perform. MSU student JC Greiner will present a Job Fair brings opportunities poem, along with Davis. Emade Martins Bello, an International stu - Anthony Anderson floor of the Student Center. dent from Nigera will sing a solo and Staff Writer “It is an opportunity open to all stu - give a presentation. A gospel choir On March 2, representatives from dents, not just seniors,” Lynda Bertsch, from the Gospel Tabernacle about 40 different organizations from Student Success Center director said. Community Church of Minot will both public and private industries will “Yes, it is an opportunity for soon-to- sing. be at the Minot State University be grads to do some job seeking, but it Following the speakers and music, Student Success Center’s annual job is also a chance for undergrads to do BSA will show a 15 to 20-minute video fair. It will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in some networking, or look for an Poster design by Boma Brown the Conference Center, on the third See Fair — Page 7 Page 2 – February 24, 2011 MSU News Red & Green
NAC lecture: ‘Journey Along the Silk Road’
exhibit will go on tour to some India, China – there are lots of other art galleries around the things going on politically. I state of North Dakota. It’s a think it’s also fascinating from two-for-one thing,” she said. the aspect of women’s issues – a A gallery reception will woman travelling alone, showcase Mossman’s works on through some dangerous places. Wednesday, March 2, from 6:30 The stories she has to tell about to 8 p.m., in Aleshire Theater. how she connected with the Her exhibition, "Peace Caravan: people - the human element. Photo by Bekka Ryan Journey Along the Silk Road," is We’re all alike. She takes a lot of Percussion Ensemble members (from the left) Jason on display through March 17 in precautions for her safety, but Skjervem, Avis Veikley and Justin Goetz practice for the Gordon B. Olson Library yet it’s a matter of trust between Mondayʼs concert. Not pictured is member Buffy “Bedouin Girl” by Gallery. people. Even though we have Woodring. Marla Mossman Mossman’s most current differences, we still trust one endeavor, the Peace Caravan another. It’s a neat concept.” Ensembles to perform Monday Boma Brown Project, follows her journey Mossman has been to the Silk through, I was contacted Staff Writer along the historic Silk Road Road region four times, most Bekka Ryan Marla Mossman has traveled which was a trade route recently to the Middle East Staff Writer about the percussion instruc - extensively, documenting the between the Middle East and where she departed from Minot State University is a tor position.” human condition for more than Far East for the silk trade in his - Istanbul, Turkey and traveled pretty amazing place to be in The work relies heavily on 20 years as an international pho - toric times. overland through Syria and the way of music starting at the unique sound of the tographer, artist and poet. She “Her lecture is of historic Jordan to Jerusalem, Israel, doc - 7:30 p.m. Monday in Ann Vibra-Slap, an instrument will present “Journey Along the interest, and the cultures around umenting the Mediterranean Nichole Nelson Hall. with an interesting history. Silk Road” Wednesday, March 2, there are the birth place of a lot terminus of the ancient trade The Percussion and Brass Originally made to replicate at 7 p.m. in Aleshire Theater. A of religions like Islam, Judaism, route and desert origins of the :ture the MSU Marimba the sound of a jaw bone question-and-answer period Christianity and the religions of three great religions. Ensemble, MSU Brass which, when smacked, will follow, as well as a book India and China.” Veikley said. In 2005, she traveled to Ensemble and MSU would create a unique sound signing. The event is free and Her Peace Caravan Project Afghanistan working with the Percussion Ensemble. The from the teeth rattling in the open to the public. stemmed from the negative ministers from the Department performance is free and open sockets of the bone, this Mossman was born in publicity surrounding the of Transportation and the to all MSU students and the instrument has an almost Detroit, Mich., and raised and Middle East, as well as countries Department of Education in public. gory origin. The original jaw- educated in Canada. Her cur - like China and Afghanistan. Kabul and Bamiyan Province. During the concert, bone instrument found its rent endeavor, the Peace Mossman took pictures along She was the first foreigner and “Quartet for Five place in the world of Latin Caravan Project, follows the the way of places that are histor - woman to visit Waras, a remote Instruments” will make its music. Since the creation of journey of one woman from ical or of religious importance, part of Central Afghanistan, debut. This song is the brain this more visually appealing Jerusalem to China along the as well as showing the people traveling on horseback with child of Avis Veikley, MSU instrument, the Vibra-Slap Silk Road, documenting the and their day-to-day activities. donkey and mules. percussion instructor. now fits into many other gen - places of historical and religious “Mossman wanted to show On an earlier trip to Northern Veikley created this piece res of music, including con - significance mentioned in the that, although we fight and dis - India, Mossman hiked and in 2002 as a graphic designer. temporary, alternative rock Bible, Torah, Koran and Vedas agree about a lot of things, there backpacked to an altitude of At that time, she was a per - and pop music. (Hindu Sacred texts). are lots of things we agree on. It 18,000 feet in the Himalayas to cussionist with the Minot To hear this instrument in a “She was recommended as a has a neat philosophy behind obtain her photographs. She has Symphony Orchestra and more popular sense, listen speaker, and she’s both a speak - it,” Veikley said. traveled extensively in Europe asked her fellow percussion - closely to the theme song of er and an artist, so it is a nice fit Veikley provided some and the UK, Peru, Turkey, ists to play through it one the hit TV show from the 90s, for us,” Avis Veikley, Northwest insight into Mossman’s lecture. Thailand, Nepal and Indonesia, night after a practice. “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.” Art Center director said. “We “It is very timely because the and has backpacked not only “I’m pretty sure (this MSU’s current percussion helped put together her art area that she’s been travelling the Himalayas, but also the Inca piece) is what landed me the ensemble boasts two commu - exhibit, which is currently on through is so much in the news Trail and the High Sierras. job at MSU,” Veikley said. “A nity members, Jason few weeks after its run- display. In a few months, the – the Middle East, Afghanistan, See Lecture — Page 4 See Ensembles — Page 8 Red & Green MSU News February 24, 2011 – Page 3 SSWO hosts symposium Education seminar to be held
Bekka Ryan Roy Whyte tips on how to make it through the first year in Staff Writer the classroom, commonly known as one of the Some people say there is no Comm 281 Minot State University education majors worst years of teaching. difference between girls and preparing to student teach in the Fall 2011 “There will be two or three school adminis - boys. Others say that there is a semester will have the assistance of job search trators that will come from different-sized definite difference. On seminars to help them make the transition from schools,” Lynda Bertsch, Student Success Wednesday, March 2, Leonard one type of classroom experience to another. Center director said. “Their outlooks can vary Sax, MD., PhD, noted physi - The first session, for elementary education greatly, because the job at a small school is cian and psychologist will majors, is Friday, Feb. 25, from 1 to 4 p.m. in much different then one at a big school.” present a workshop on this the Conference Center of Student Center. The Attendance at this seminar is a requirement topic in Ann Nicole Nelson next session, for secondary education majors, for all education majors. The university’s edu - Hall from 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. is Thursday, March 3, from 1 to 4 p.m., in the cation department, along with the MSU In his book, “Why Gender Sax Westlie Room in the Student Center. Student Success Center, presents this bi-annu - Matters,” he shows how boys driving the growing epidemic The seminars will assist students with al event in the spring and in the fall every year and girls learn differently from of unmotivated boys,” fol - résumé-writing, show them how to market to help the students that will be leaving to start birth and why females and lowed by “Girls on the Edge” themselves for an instructor position and teach their practice teaching. males can never be truly equal. in 2010. During the sympo - them to utilize all the resources the campus This event is open to the public but primari - A pediatrician, Sax, founded sium, Sax will devote sections has to offer. ly geared towards education majors. For more the National Association for of time to his latest books. As part of the classes, various school admin - information, contact Elaine Larson or Connie Single Sex Public Education. Sax will discuss topics from istrators will speak to the students about what Teets in the education department, 858-3157 or Sax will speak on “Girls on his research that include how they look for in teachers; what they consider to 858-3838 or online, the Edge,” at 8:30 a.m., contin - sexual identity is impacting be better qualities and strengths for the job. [email protected] or con - uing the topic at 10:30 a.m., the development of girls; show They will also give the undergraduates some [email protected]. and on “Boys Adrift” at 1:30 See Gender — Page 6 p.m. and continuing at 3:20 p.m. The Minot State University Student Social Work MSU alumni serve in Afghanistan Organization (SSWO) is spon - soring this Spring Symposium Minot State University alumni, Army Capt. Cameron with partial funding through a Trudell (left) and Army Staff Sgt. Jason Stadel grant from the Center for (right), pose outside the USO on Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, in October 2010. Extended Learning (CETL). The SSWO is a student-run Trudell, a Sidney, Mont., native and 2001 MSU group on campus. This year’s graduate, is a field artillery officer with the 1st topic, the differences between Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division based genders, came to light after at Fort Carson, Colo. research into the subject Stadel, a Columbus, Mont., native and 2002 MSU turned up some interesting graduate, is a public affairs specialist with the 16th and controversial view-points. Mobile Public Affairs Detachment based at Fort After discovering Sax online, Bliss, Texas. Both are active-duty Army. the group checked out one of This is the first deployment to Afghanistan for both his speaking events in Trudell and Stadel; however, both have served Jamestown, N.D. last summer. year-long deployments in Iraq. Sax has written three books The photo was taken during a chance meeting last on the differences of the sexes. fall on the 25,000-troop base in southern His first book, “Why Gender Afghanistan. Stadel is stationed at Kandahar Matters: what parents and Airfield, and Trudell was passing through Kandahar teachers need to know about on his way to a forward operating base in western the emerging science of sex dif - Afghanistan. ferences,” was published in Both Trudell and Stadel will wrap up their 2005. In 2007, he published deployments and return to the states this summer. “Boys Adrift: The five factors Submitted Photo Page 4 – February 24, 2011 MSU Opinion Red & Green
... Celebration continued from page 1 in years to come. Tech Talk BSA currently has only six members at MSU. In addition A column by Tanner Larson to Davis are Quita Hines, vice president and members Brandon Smith, Ashley Eames and Anika and Andria Livingston. BSA is always MAHVEL BAYBEE looking for new members. Davis said being African Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds review American is not a requirement to join the organization. After the jazzy installment of Rising.” He was originally going to be culties, “Easy” and “Very Easy,” he’s … Look for BSA’s annual Soul “Marvel vs. Capcom 2” back in 2000, included, and is even coded into the well, easy to beat. Medium and harder Food Celebration in April or fans have been eagerly anticipating the game, along with Jill Valentine and Dr. will provide a much bigger challenge May. The event is open to the third game in the series. Eleven years Octopus. Maybe we’ll see if these char - and will require a lot of skill to take him public with free snacks and later, fans get their wish as “Marvel vs. acters get released as DLC. Here’s hop - down. refreshments, and optional Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds” finally ing anyway. The online mode, however, is a much free-will offering. gets released. However, is it all that the In hindsight, though, there have different story. If you’re an inexperi - fans have been wanting for their been a few changes to the game to enced player, I suggest you try to stay ... Lecture beloved fighter? make it easier and friendlier to new - away from this mode until you know continued from page 2 Well, yes and no. Yes, in the sense comers of the series. One of these some characters well enough to pull off Mossman is the co-founder the mechanics and colorful gameplay changes being the “nerfing” of Sentinel, sixty-hit combos like no problem. There of ImagineAsia, a non- profit were the same that made the game which means to make the character are people who play these kinds of organization whose mission is well known within the gaming com - weaker than the previous version. games at tournaments for big prize to provide education and munity. No, in the sense of the changes Sentinel was overpowering in the pre - money, somewhere in the tens of thou - healthcare to rural Asian com - within the roster. For example, Cable, vious game; he was included in almost sands, I believe. More than likely, you’ll munities. Jill Valentine, Cyclops, and other everyone’s team because they wanted run into these kinds of players more In March, the Northwest Art MvC2 favorites are not in this game, to take advantage of the exploit. regularly in fighting games than in Center will commemorate whereas there are new additions such Anyway, the game lets you choose a first-person-shooters or racing games. Women’s Heritage Month with as Viewtiful Joe, Super-Skrull, team of three to fight other characters So I say, practice up if you want to have a series of events. Monday, M.O.D.O.K. and Arthur from the throughout the online and arcade some fun online, which is one of the March 7, will feature “Through “Ghosts ‘n Goblins” series, just to modes. For experienced players, the main reasons why this game is here. the Looking Glass,” a women’s name a few. arcade mode will be almost no problem But in all actuality, even though the invitation art exhibition by Some of the new characters are good, until you reach the boss battle between game is great, it’s just not the same as regional female artists who but there were a few notable characters Doctor Doom and Albert Wesker, who the arcades and “Marvel vs. Capcom 2” depict their views on self that got axed before the game got are working with Galactus to destroy crowds in those arcades. image and self awareness released for mass consumption. The Earth. Beating Galactus will require Or maybe it’s just me and my rose- through their art. A Sex most obvious one being Capcom’s three things: a lot of time, a lot of prac - colored nostalgia glasses again. Who Offender Taskforce panel dis - Frank West, the protagonist of “Dead tice and a lot of patience. On the diffi - knows? cussion will take place on Wednesday, March 23.
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... Gender Hands-on graveyard preservation continued from page 3 how the “cyberbubble” is impacting the development of course offered this summer girls; how obsessions are Anthony Anderson “A lot of the founding impacting the development of Staff Writer fathers are buried out there. girls; how environmental tox - Minot State University A lot of the key businessmen, ins are impacting the develop - students will learn about the even the founder of Minot ment of girls and boys; how history of American burial himself, Erik Ramstad, is video games are impacting the practices and the history of buried there. He (Fuller) sees development of boys; how Minot this June as they par - it as a valuable learning tool teaching methods are impact - ticipate in a special preserva - for the campus, and the First ing the development of boys; tion project at the First Lutheran Church is behind it how prescription drugs are Lutheran Church Cemetery. completely. They’re trying to impacting the development of The cemetery is adjacent to restore it to its historical boys and how the “devaluation the east side of campus. prominence.” of masculinity” is impacting “David Fuller really start - While cataloguing the the development of boys. ed this,” Mark Timbrook headstones, students will This event is free for MSU said. He is an MSU history record every minute detail students, pre-registered or not. instructor and the principle about them, from exact meas - Submitted Photo Organizers ask that students investigator of the project. urements to how the inscrip - MSU student Jay Jenkins (left) and MSU instructor Mark pre-register, if possible, so they “President Fuller has a real tion is engraved, to the type Timbrook (right) work in the First Lutheran Church know how many seats to save interest in it – it’s (the ceme - of stone. They will photo - cemetery, adjacent to the campus, last summer. Students for them. Since this is an all- tery) been there since before graph, note each stone’s exact day event, organizers encour - have an opportunity to continue the preservation work this the campus was here. See Graveyard — Page 8 age students to come through - summer. out the course of their day. “We ask that students sit in the balcony to not disturb the flow of the conference,” SSWO Advisor Deb DeWitz said. “Stop in for a bit, listen to what Fat Tuesday/ Sax has to say, then bring your Mardi Gras thoughts on this subject into The following evenw t your classrooms,” i l Dessert Night! l
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The cost for non-students is . . Sponsored by Lutheran Campus Ministry positions. Open to all majors. $50. Deadline for registration Lutheran ministry on campus not just for Lutherans for non-MSU-students is Campus Pastor Kari Williamson - 839-3949 Friday, Feb.25. [email protected] For more information, con - tact DeWitz, 858-4259, or For more information or to preregister, contact the Career Services Office 2nd floor Student Center • 858-3362 • [email protected]. [email protected]. R ed & G reen MMSUSU N Newsews February 24, 2011 – Page 7
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... Graveyard of which was also a previ - Ft. James field study offered to students in July continued from page 6 ously unknown grave. position using GPS and All through the project, Anthony Anderson record any damage to the students will also be study - Staff Writer marker. ing the history of burial This July, Minot State University Over the course of the practices in America. students will explore the past for project, students will “We talk about death,” college credit while they participate become proficient in the use Timbrook said. “We talk in an historical archeology field of state of the art archaeo - about the grave. Both school at the site of Fort James in logical tools. They will use a metaphorically and realis - Hanson County, S. D. tool called “Total Station.” tically, we need to under - Cavalry soldiers sent to keep “This is actually better stand what a grave is. the peace between settlers and equipment then what most Students will be learning Sioux Indians built the fort in schools with full archaeol - about the meanings behind 1865. Decommissioned in 1866, ogy programs have,” different motifs, and how historians believe it burned down Timbrook said. “With Total methods of marking shortly afterwards. It is currently Photo by AnthonyAnderson Station,” I can get a nor - graves have changed on the National Register of MSU instructor Mark Timbrook (right) explains the “Total thing and an easting, and through time, from the Historic Places in South Dakota Station” archaeological tool which will be used as part of the an elevation in any point of ornate death’s heads of the (39HS48). graveyard project and the Fort James dig. The display was at the earth.” 17th century, to the plain, The field school consists of two the MSU Engagement Fair held recently in Old Main. With this method, stu - bronze flat stones of weeks of classroom work before the property’s owners. easy to define, because part of it dents can get an exact GPS today.” the dig, two weeks of on-site exca - All artifacts remain the proper - was stone. The east wall won’t be, position, so that anyone Misty Neumiller, a vation, and three to five days of ty of the landowners. Timbrook though. It was entirely wood, can locate the grave. sophomore majoring in lab work, analyzing and cata - stressed the importance of having because it used to be part of the Students have the English, participated in the loging the results. the support of the landowners fort’s stables.” option of participating in program last year. Organizers made several differ - while working on such a project. Other than participating in the one of three courses – HIST “It was an amazing ent courses available to students. The Rockport Hutterite Colony, a dig, Minot State students may 499, SOC 499, or ENGL experience,” she said. “We They may choose to receive histo - community similar to the Amish apply to be a paid intern, and will 499, for history, sociology, got to learn not just about ry, sociology, English, or geogra - or the Mennonites, now owns the then have completely different or English credit. Each the history of the grave - phy credit for participating in the land where the site is located. duties on the dig. The intern will course will have a different yard, but the history of program. Each option will have “They’re very interested,” be responsible for conducting focus, but the overall goal Minot, too. We got to see slightly different coursework, but Timbrook said. “They watch and field surveys with GPS equip - is the same: learning every - the good and the bad of the overall experience will be the ask questions, but they don’t get in ment, interviewing locals and thing possible about the how people treat the same. the way. They usually stay away recording other data about the ter - history of the cemetery. dead.” Mark Timbrook, the main the first day, to let us get set up. rain around the site. “There are a lot of Students interested in organizer behind the project, is a Then, the next day, the girls come Timbrook stated how much he unmarked graves out participating in the project history instructor, and technology down first. Later, the boys come enjoys this kind of work. there,” Timbrook said. should contact Timbrook at and design specialist for the MSU down, and finally the parents.” “It’s just fun,” he said. “I love Last year, the team 701.858.3832, or Office of Instructional Technology. “This isn’t just to find things,” the discovery aspect. But, watch - found six previously mark.timbrook@minotstat He has extensive archeological he said, even though the project ing the students discover and unknown headstones, one eu.edu. experience, and led a field school produces many artifacts. The pur - learn things is even more reward - last year, also. pose of an archeological dig is ing, though.” Timbrook described how they rarely to discover artifacts, but Assistance from the MSU ... Ensembles “Percussion is a passion handle artifacts produced by the more often to define a characteris - Center for Engaged Teaching and continued from page 2 that you just can’t con - dig. tic or set of facts about the subject Learning (CETL), which pays for Skjervem and Buffy tain,” Goetz said. “Each artifact is cleaned, meas - of the dig. room and board for students and Woodring; Veikley and The music department ured, weighed; the dimensions are “Our research guidelines last helps defray the costs of trans - MSU music major, Justin encourages all students to taken with calipers, and prove - year were to define the parame - portation, helps make the pro - Goetz. participate in this enter - nienced,” he said. ters of the fort. We were successful gram possible. Skjervem talked about taining experience, to Proveniencing, he explained, is in finding the walls on the south Students interested in partici - how he got started in the come visit our beautiful the practice of noting the three- and west sides,” the instructor pating in the field school this sum - world of percussion. facility and spend an dimensional location of an artifact said. “This year, the main goal of mer should contact Mark “Imagine a miniature evening enjoying the within a site. After they catalog the field school will be finding the Timbrook at 701-858-3832, or me,” he said, “sitting on sights and sounds of some the artifacts, they send a report to east and north walls. We’re think - mark.timbrook@minot the kitchen floor… with of MSU’s musical groups. the state historical society, and to ing the north wall will be pretty stateu.edu. pots and pans around me.” Red & Green MSU Sports February 24, 2011 – Page 9
MSUʼs Kelvin Fraser (No. 35) goes up for a dunk during Saturdayʼs DAC conference game against South Dakota Mines. The Beavers beat the Hardrockers, 72-65. Photo by Jesse Kelly Photo by Jesse Kelly MSUʼs Whitney Loftesnes (left) and Kallie Erickson (right) attempt to steal the ball from a South Dakota School of Mines player. The Lady Beavers won, 70-49. Weekend sweep gives Lady Beavers home playoff
Eric Manlove rotation we had on defense and just were Split ends for Beaver men Sports Writer flying around and getting in the passing Entering last weekend, the Minot lanes,” MSU Head Coach Sheila Green about coaching,” Stewart said. “One Eric Manlove State University Lady Beaver’s basket - Gerding said. of those things is what motivates Sports Writer ball team knew if they could win they Senior Whitney Loftesnes led Minot The Minot State University and what doesn't. We got a great would get to host a first-round playoff State early on with 11 first-half points. Beaver men’s basketball team went effort from the guys and I am happy game. And win is what they did to stay “Whitney looked very good early,” into this past weekend series know - for them, but I don't know exactly perfect at the MSU Dome this season. Green Gerding said. “She was a big lift ing that they would have to travel in what it was.” Minot State avenged earlier season for us early hitting those shots. the first round of the conference Minot State got a dominating losses both on Friday and Saturday Fellow senior Kelly Pankratz took tournament this week. But that did - effort by junior Kelvin Fraser. The 6- nights. On Friday, the Beavers ran all over the offense, scoring 16 points, grab - n’t mean they didn’t want to finish foot-8 forward posted the single- over the ninth-ranked Yellow Jackets of bing six rebounds and dishing out six their final regular season in the game blocks record with 10 and Black Hills State with a convincing 70-49 assists as Minot State cruised to victory. Dakota Athletic Conference on a recorded the Beavers’ second triple- victory. “She picked a great time to have one sour note. It started that way on double of the season, adding 12 Saturday was a bit more of a scare as of her best games,” the coach said of Friday night, when the fifth-ranked points and 12 rebounds. the Beavers had to overcome an 18-point Pankratz. Black Hills State Yellow Jackets “Kelvin was outstanding on deficit to beat South Dakota Mines 75-66. “She is very good at seeing the floor came to the Dome and stung the defense – what else can you say?” Against Black Hills State, Minot State and can find the open player. Tonight, Beavers for a 69-50 defeat. Stewart said. came out firing on all cylinders to open her confidence was going and she was Saturday was a different story for Minot State also got big efforts the game and the second half. In the first stroking it. Her overall game was great.” Minot State. Head coach Peter from seniors Nathaniel Packineau, 10 minutes of the game, the Beavers Saturday was a tougher test for the Stewart was back on the bench after Jason West, Bojan Janjic and Kal Bay jumped out to a 22-10 lead. Now put 12 Lady Beavers. The Hardrockers kept hit - serving his one-game suspension, in their last home game as Beavers. minutes left on the game clock in the sec - ting shot after shot in the first half and and it looked like the Beavers were Packineau scored 14 points, four ond half and the Beavers rallied to make led by 18 at one point, shooting nearly 60 playing inspired basketball for the from behind the three-point line, it a 16-point lead. For as good as the percent in the first half. final game in the MSU Dome this including one as the first-half buzzer offense was, the MSU defense seemed to “We felt we could win this game, season, as they won 72-65 over sounded to send the Beavers into the be everywhere on the court. even after getting down,” South Dakota Mines. half with a 41-35 lead. “We pretty much threw out every See Lady Beavers — Page 10 “We joke about a lot of things See Beavers — Page 10 P age 1 0 – F ebruary 2 4, 2 011 MMSUSU S Sports Sportsports R ed & G reen MSU Sports ...... Beavers Beavers ... 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