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File photo MSU faculty (from the left) Melissa Spelchen, Erik Anderson and Andy Bertsch are pictured in a promotions poster. Concert brings community together with rock ‘n’ roll By Jerusalem Tukura “Every time I would pass Erik Editor Anderson in the hallway, I’d bring it up This year’s Community Rocks Concert takes place to him,” Bertsch said. “We talked about Saturday at the Grand Hotel in Minot. Gates open at 6 it for probably two years. Finally, one p.m. with hors d’oeuvres and two cash bars. Guests can day at this stairwell here in Old Main, review and bid on silent auction items at the time of we stopped and we talked a little bit opening; the show starts at 7 p.m. longer about it. And that’s how it all came Submitted Photo A simple hallway conversation between two Minot to be — just a hallway conversation.” Baseball players and tournament participants gather on the ice State University faculty members, Andy Bertsch and Anderson finally connected to Bertsch’s idea, and at Lake Audubon for the team’s ice fishing fundraiser. Erik Anderson, birthed the rapidly growing event, now saw it as an opportunity to do what he loves, as well as held annually. See Concert — Page 2 Baseball team hosts Aldrich named ice fishing tournament By Mia Lupo other needs that may arise head football coach Comm 281 throughout the season. (MSU Sports Information) — Minot "We brought in three football coaches to The baseball team, led by Teams of two-to-three anglers State University Director of Athletics visit our campus, and they revealed head coach Scott Eul, hosted an competed for the grand prize, Andy Carter announced Monday that themselves to be three strong candi - ice fishing fundraiser last month Biggest Fish and a raffle prize. Mike Aldrich was selected to serve as dates. It is always the goal to have a on Lake Audubon at the Totten Prizes included a $1,500 the Beavers’ head football coach. choice, and we succeeded in reaching Trail Bar and Grill. Proceeds grand prize for the winning team Aldrich becomes MSU's 21st head that goal. In the end, Mike established were to supply the baseball team as well as cash prizes for the top- coach in nearly 100 years of football. himself as the best fit for Minot State with new balls, uniforms, equip - five winners, an ice fishing auger "The process worked," Carter said. Aldrich ment, team travel necessities and See Aldrich — Page 5 See Fishing— Page 8 Page 2 – Feb. 2, 2017 News Red & Green 2017-18 scholarship application News in Brief available, deadline Feb. 15 Guest speaker Joe Hypnotist Sailesh to Minot State University offers a for additional scholarship infor - scholarship application by click - variety of scholarships funded mation. ing on “2017-2018 New Freshman Davis on 'Future of coMmSeU tLoi f ce ainmvipteus s students to experience hypnotist Sailesh at Ann from gifts to the university. The Undergraduate and graduate Scholarship & Award Program BlaJoce kD aHviiss, aton rMyS' U graduate, will Nicole Nelson Hall, Old Main, on scholarship amounts vary students returning to MSU for the Application.” A new freshman is a present "The Future of Black Tuesday at 8 p.m. Sailesh has per - depending on student eligibility 2017-18 academic year can fill out first-year student who has not History" Friday at 10 a.m. in the formed for more than 20 years, a and the availability of funds. the electronic scholarship applica - attended a postsecondary institu - Multicultural Center, first floor, staggering 5000+ shows. He is Scholarships are based on aca - tion on the Financial Aid website, tion after high school, but may Student Center. dubbed "The Best Hypnotist on the demic achievements, financial MinotStateU.edu/finaid/scholar - have enrolled in college or univer - He will also host an open mic Planet" by MTV Europe. need and other criteria as defined ships.shtml, and click on “2017- sity coursework while in high session/workshop in the Beaver by the donors. 2018 Returning Students school. Dam at 1 p.m. The deadline for the 2017-18 Scholarship Application.” A New transfer students can fill Davis is a multi-media, spoken- scholarship application is Feb. 15. returning student is a student who out the transfer student scholar - word poet, teaching artist and com - Two-Minute Lecture Not all colleges and/or depart - has taken courses at MSU after ship application by clicking on munity organizer based in the Twin Series continues Feb. 8 ments use the online scholarship high school graduation. “2017-2018 New Transfer Student The Two-Minute Lect ure Cities. All MSU students, faculty Series continues Wednesday with application. Be sure to check with Students who will be new Scholarship & Award Program and staff are invited. your college and/or department freshmen should complete the Ron Fischer, MSU English See Scholarship — Page 3 instructor, presenting "Creative S Writing: When the Character Super Bowl Party for Comes Alive." to do a couple of arrangements — tars — one signed by the classic rock The lecture series introduces ... Concert stuMdineont tSsta tsee Ut nfioverr sSityu nstuddaeynts songs that we couldn’t purchase group, Cream, and the other by the short topics and gives students a continued from page 1 are invited to a Super Bowl Party in offer it to people who share his pas - ourselves and we had to compose. bassist from Pink Floyd, Roger familiarity with the College of the Beaver Dam on Sunday, from 5 sion for good music. So I did those and the very next Waters — and two tickets to see Tom Arts and Sciences. “I grew up listening to rock ‘n’ year, we decided to make it a formal Petty and The Heartbreakers. Joe to 9 p.m. The event, free with a valid roll almost exclusively, especially non-profit. I was put on the board Walsh is the opening act for that MSU student I.D., is sponsored by classic rock,” Anderson said. “I got and I got put in charge of all music concert. MSU Life. Visit MSU Life on into that in high school. I discovered — choosing the set list and deciding Also up for auction is a dinner at Facebook for event reminders and Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and just what I would arrange, what other the Anderson’s, which includes a updates. really got into the ’60s and ’70s rock people would arrange and those private show and full-course meal. ‘n’ roll. It’s a genre of music that I kinds of things,” the student said. Anderson and his son will both dearly love, but I never have a Bertsch and both Andersons perform at the concert, along with chance to play it. I don’t have an believe that, in a country with an members of the Minot Symphony. outlet for that. So this presented an undying love for rock ‘n’ roll, this Anderson plays the cello, which will opportunity to play music, arrange event serves as an opportunity to be hooked up to an amplifier to music and be active with music that bring people together and promote make it sound like an electric guitar. speaks to my past and to so many unity and coherence. The concert Tickets are available at the people in this community and this strives to provide the community Roosevelt Park Zoo, Jacobson The Landing•Every week day low bar prices - 10am to 7pm country who identify with rock n’ with what they love and, at the Music, and Classic Rock Coffee •Happy Hour Weekday, 9pm to 10pm roll from the ’60s to the present.” same time, give to local causes in Shop. Tickets are $60 for reserved •Karoke Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday Anderson’s son, Erik, an MSU need through monetary donations seating in front of the stage and $45 2x3 B&W senior and music major, is also gained via ticket sales and auctions. for unreserved seating, located on •Trivia Monday at 7pm involved in the organization of this “This is our third year and, every the wings. •Tuesday Tap night, 7pm to 11pm event, and has been from its start in year, we’ve probably averaged $30- Although everyone is welcome, •Live Music Friday and Saturday 2015. The younger Anderson’s tal - 40,000 worth of monetary gifts including families, alcohol will be ent in musical composition earned going to some group of charities,” served at the event. There is no BAR & BOTTLESHOP him a spot on the board the follow - Bertsch said. alcohol-free section for children, so ing year. This year’s event includes a live it is advised that parents and 2015 N. Broadway “The first year that we did this,” auction and a silent auction. Among guardians plan accordingly. Anderson said, “my dad asked me the items up for auction are two gui - Must be 21 to eenter

2017-18 MSU SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION Undergraduate scholarships available. Application deadline is Feb. 15. Apply online, MinotStateU.edu/finaid/scholarships.shtml If you have questions, call MSU Financial Aid Office, 701-858-3375 Red & Green Opinion Page 3 - Feb. 2, 2017 Voices on Campus “Where is your favorite spot to hang out on campus, and why?” Ton Yamashita Comm 281

Adam Al Sheikh Dalerjon Rustamov Lynae Dobbins Rohit Tiwari Tu Tong Yaser Shahidi Computer Science Computer Science Psycology Comupter Science Marketing Accounting “My favorite place to hang “I like to be alone “My favorite place is the “My favorite place is the “My favorite place to “My favorite place is the out is the Beaver Dam actually, third floor of cafe. In the cafe, usually Beaver Dam because I hang out is the gym, gym, because you can meet because I know a lot of Student Center because, it's where I hang out with usually play pool a lot. because I can work out, new people, and we can people who hang out you know, no one is there friends, because we all And between my classes, which can have my actually meet up. And we there, and I just enjoy and I just want to enjoy get together and eat and I usually stay there every brain refreshed and play soccer, which makes us siting there and talking to the life on my own, having we stay for a while time mostly, and friends relaxed. And I can meet know and communicate people.” laptop with me and my talking. It's the most come there and play other friends, new with new people and makes phone, probably.” convenient place that pool. That's why I like it friends there and play us all bond together with everyone goes to because there.” some sports.” different students, even everyone wants to eat.” freshmen.”

... Scholarship continued from page 2 Application.” A new transfer stu - dent is a student that has not attended MSU before the 2017- 2018 school year, but has attended Homesteaders at least one other college or uni - versity after high school before applying to attend MSU. 4x4 Graduate students beginning the 2017-2018 academic year can Full Color fill out the graduate student schol - arship application for new stu - dents at the same link and click on “2017-2018 New Graduate Student Scholarship & Award Program Application.” A new graduate stu - dent is a student enrolled in the MSU graduate program for the first time in fall 2017 or spring 2018. All financial aid scholarship applications are completed online. Students will receive an email con - firmation that their application has been submitted. For more information, contact the MSU Financial Aid office at 858-4152. Page 4 – Feb. 2, 2017 Opinion Red & Green Between the Lines Women’s marches are democracy in action

By Dan Fagan constitutionally guaranteed, “a drive them, the people. Staff Writer mass temper tantrum.” Our The women’s marches did There was no shortage of opin - founders included this right in the accomplish something. They ions on the women’s marches of constitution to promote civil showed everyone that a signifi - Jan. 21, the day after the presiden - activism and engagement, coming cant bloc of women, and men, tial inauguration. My Facebook out of the shackles of the king of some estimate the U.S. marches to feed lit up like a Christmas tree England who suppressed such have topped 3.5 million, disagree with people commenting on the acts. Citizens should feel com - with the current administration marches with such varied com - pelled to voice their opinions and the congressional Republican ments as “Beautiful,” “What a when they are concerned about majority’s stance on women’s waste of time,” “Take back their country and the issues facing issues. That message was received America,” “Overdramatic” and so it. Demonstrations, like the loud and clear. on. women’s marches, are actions of To argue these marches fail to The Minot Daily News pub - an engaged citizenry. address “real problems” is to miss lished an editorial Jan. 24 stating, Frederick Douglas, a former the point entirely. Gender inequal - “This weekend’s coordinated anti- slave and abolitionist, said, ity is a real problem. Women Trump protests are an example of “Power concedes nothing with - deserve equal pay for equal work, people unable to cope with adver - out demand.” not $.78 to $1 of what a man earns. sity not even theoretical ones. Douglas’ words were embod - A woman’s reproductive health is Instead of engaging or doing ied in the worker movements that her business, not the business of something constructive, they brought an end to child labor; the Congress, which is comprised 80 whined and complained in one suffragette movement resulting in percent of men. Finally, women mass temper tantrum.” a woman’s right to vote; the made clear their distrust in a pres - The editorial further continues, marches led by Martin Luther ident who was caught on tape “Nothing was accomplished King Jr. prompted the passage of bragging about sexually assault - here,” and “Just imagine energy the Civil Rights Act; protests influ - ing women and who has been directed at solving real problems enced Nixon to bring a close to the quoted as calling them pigs, dogs instead of complaining about ones Vietnam war, and marches and slobs. that don’t yet exist and are unlike - inspired the Supreme Court to To the women who marched ly ever to.” rule on marriage equality. These January 21: your voices were I would hardly call an act of journeys of progress mean very heard and your actions were not freedom of assembly, which is little without the civil engines that See Women — Page 5

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... Women Are you a child or grandchild of an MSU continued from page 4 in vain. While the fight against alumni, faculty or staff member? You could misogyny and institutional sexism be eligible for a scholarship for the 2017-18 continues, a unified movement school year. leads to the direction of progress. As a man, even though I can never truly understand the struggles Get your application and selection criteria online at women face in the modern world, www.minotstateu.edu/alumni/scholarship.shtml I learned a great deal from watch - ing these marches unfold and the Scholarship deadline for the 2017-18 academic year issues they brought attention to. I is Feb. 15, 2017. was impressed; I imagine Frederick Douglass would be If you have any questions, impressed as well. please contact the Alumni Office at 858-3234. Page 6 – Feb. 2, 2017 News Red & Green Students make stuffed animals Ideas for 2017 Homecoming theme, anyone?

Photo by Jerusalem Tukura Students write Homecoming 2017 theme suggestions on a white board in the Student Center hallway. MSU Life sponsored the board.

Photo by Ton Yamashita MSU senior Nanako Sato selects a T-shirt for the stuffed animal she is making during Build-A-Bear. MSU Life sponsored the event. Easter Seals 3x5 Full Color Red & Green News Page 7 - Feb. 2, 2017

Darwin Day activities planned By Ton Yamashita students, get to learn from a guest Comm 281 speaker every year, and we get to Minot State University will help teach the younger students hold Darwin Day next week on that come in to participate in the campus. events. It is very rewarding to take "The main intention of the part in this event every year and event is to give people a chance to see the impact it has on people." observe how elegant and interest - In addition to the science-based ing science is and, hopefully, get activities, former MSU art instruc - people more interested in science," tor Jessica Christy will give a lec - Bikalpa Ghimire said. The Minot ture Feb. 10 at noon in Aleshire State University sophomore is a Theater, Hartnett Hall. Her talk, member of the MSU Biology Club. titled “The Evolving Narrative: On Feb. 9, MSU will welcome Keeping Tradition in the renowned naturalist Harry W. Contemporary,” is free and open Greene, Professor of Ecology and to everyone. Evolutionary Biology at Cornell Christy will also give three University. At 7 p.m in the science workshops for students. The first, auditorium., he will speak on a do-it-yourself screen printing “Natural history, ethics, and aes - session, is Tuesday from 6 to 9 thetics: why should we care about p.m. Students need to bring their nature?” own T-shirt for screening. The sec - On Feb. 10, Darwin Day activi - ond workshop, titled “Creating a ties continue from 8:30 to noon in visual narrative: Collage and the science center with green - materials,” is set for Wednesday house tours, demonstrations of lab from 1 to 3 p.m. She will repeat the mice, and entertaining evolution workshop from 5 to 7 p.m. All games. three workshops are in Hartnett Sydney Houlton, MSU senior, Hall 215E. is president of the biology club. Darwin Day, an international “Darwin Day is great because it celebration day intended to gives us all a chance to learn with - inspire people with fascinating in the scientific community,” science facts, has been running for Houlton said. “We, the college nine years. Page 8 – Feb. 2, 2017 Sports Red & Green Three titles highlight second meet for men’s indoor track and field team; women earn 2 third-place finishes

Melton, Shae Concordia College Cobber Pedersen, Erin Duals, Jan. 28. (MSU Sports Information) — Winterton and Jacob Hatfield and Joel Taryn Love also Cartwright both captured indi - finished third vidual titles, and the men’s with a time of 4x200-meter team raced to a relay 1:52.67. championship at the Concordia College Cobber Duals Saturday. Hatfield Cartwright Cundiff The meet was Minot State South Dakota University’s second meet in its State DII indoor track & field season. Invitational, Jan. 20 Hatfield and the relay team (MSU Sports moved up the MSU all-time list in Information) — the process as Hatfield released The track and the second longest toss in the field team start - Submitted photo weight throw, while the relay ed its indoor Participants gather at the Totten Trail Bar and Grill for the MSU team moved into third place on season travel - Baseball Ice Fishing Tournament last month. the all-time list. ing to the South Drew Daffinrud Anaukwu “It was a pretty decent meet of that back into the tournament Dakota State ... Fishing for us,” MSU head coach Stu for prizes.” DII Invitational in Brookings, top 10 by senior Dylan Harvey continued from page 1 Melby said. “We saw some nice S.D., Jan. 20. and sophomore Victor Abonyi. from Scheel’s for the winner of “We had 43 teams show up, improvements over the meet last Senior Joel Cartwright was Harvey finished eighth overall in the Biggest Fish, and a fishing which was tremendous for our week.” the team’s highest finisher at the the men's 300 hurdles with a trip to G&S Marina on Last first year. We had a good show - Hatfield earned his title with a event, taking fourth in the men's time of 43.52, while Abonyi was Mountain Lake in Strasbourg, ing of MSU Beaver parents and a throw of 15.61 meters. He was 5,000-meters. 10th overall in the men's weight Saskatchewan for the raffle win - great showing of alums. We were joined by teammates Victor Cartwright was the top finish - throw, tossing it 14.17 meters. ner. really happy with that, and can’t Abonyi finishing fifth (14.67) and er among NCAA Division II run - On the women's side, “One of our player’s (outfield - wait to grow it more next year Kevin Hodges finishing sixth ners, as three Iowa Central indi - Albertson was joined in the top er Jordan Schulz) parents, runs among the MSU alums,” Eul (14.07). viduals swept the first three 15 by a trio of 12th place finishes. this (G&S Marina) and donated said. “The guys have been working places. He turned in a time of 15 Randii Widmer-Reed was 12th in the $680 fishing trip to raffle off,” “Everything seemed to run hard and work really well togeth - minutes, 27.33 seconds, nearly 16 the women's triple jump with a Eul said. “They are awesome smoothly,” the coach said. “The er,” Melby said of his throwers. seconds under his seed time. leap of 10.02 meters, Jana people, and put on an awesome event went really well! We got a “Technique makes the difference Patience Albertson led the Warrick-Jones finished 12th trip up there, so we were really lot of awesome feedback from and they were hitting their Minot State women's team, fin - overall in the 800 with a 5:40.17 excited to get them involved.” everyone involved. They were spots.” ishing just outside the top 10 and Taryn Love placed 12th in “It was a rough day for fishing all really excited about next year Cartwright continued a strong with an 11th overall finish in the the 60-meter dash running it in for the most part,” team infielder already, which is awesome for us start to his senior season, win - women's 5,000 meters. Albertson 8.23 seconds. Riley Nelson said, “and a lot of and says a lot about the tourna - ning the men’s 3,000-meters with finished the women's course The Beavers travel to North teams came out with no fish, but ment.” a seven-second personal best with a time of 20:56.7. Dakota State for the Bison Open we raised around $5,000 from the The team plans to hold the with a time of 9 minutes, 34.73 Cartwright was joined in the Friday and Saturday. tournament. We gave 75 percent fundraiser annually. seconds. MSU’s men’s 4x200 relay team of Alex Cundiff, Josh Drew, Daniel Daffinrud and Chigozie Anaukwu raced to a time of 1:32.81 to outrun the competition. Accounting and Business Students Anaukwu and Daffinrud both Absolute -- NDCPA had a solid day, with Anaukwu placing second overall in the 60 and Daffinrud finishing third in 4x2 the 200-meters. On the women’s side, Emily CPAs Can Earn Up to $1 Million Dollars More in a Lifetime Versus Non-CPA* Westlake placed third in the B&W 5,000-meters with a 20:13. The women’s 4x200 team of Chloe *Becker estimates that CPAs can earn over $1M more over their career than non-CPA accountants over a 40 year career ndcpas.org/student Red & Green Sports Page 9 - Feb. 2, 2017

Photo by Jerusalem Tukura Photo by Jerusalem Tukura MSU freshman Liam Hayden locks with an Augustana State opponent during a MSU senior Jered Sublet takes down an Augustana State opponent. Sublet lost his match last Sunday. Hayden lost his match, 6-0. MSU fell to Augustana State match, 13-0. University, 50-0. Beavers start strong, struggle through tough season

By Isaac Hunt the season, with a score of 29-15, take a 7-0 lead. The Beavers good job simulating how to deal up just one point to Jacob Sports Writer came against Truman State at responded with two wins of their with that." Anderson. Head coach Evan The Minot State University Minnesota State University. own to close in on the lead, mak - Forde said he wasn't sure Forde was pleased with how those wrestling team is now 3-13 on the The most recent win, against ing it 7-6. Jered Sublet, 141, and which wrestler had the better two did in a dual that proved too season, including an 0-5 NSIC LIU Post, halted an eight-dual los - Cody Haugen, 149, each earned match, but when it came down to tough for the Beavers. record. Minot State has won all ing streak that included two losses wins for Minot State; Haugen's the end, Haugen had something “I thought down low we three of its duals at neutral sites, to the University of Mary and a coming in an exciting overtime Arredondo didn't. fought pretty hard,” Forde said, with the latest coming against LIU loss at Jamestown College. fashion. "He found a way to win," Forde “losing in overtime at 141 and los - Post at the Kutztown Duals. With The Beavers lost by just six Down 1-0, Haugen went into said. "Wrestling with heart and ing by one point at 149 against the 23-18 win, the Beavers went 1- points (22-16) to Southwest the third period starting on the refusing to lose is what it's all some pretty good kids. We want 4 at the dual meets hosted by Minnesota State at the MSU Dome bottom. Just before time ran out, about." to come away with wins at those Kutztown University on Jan. 20 Thursday night, but were shut out with his opponent, Cortez The other Beavers to win their weights and in those matches, but and 21. against Augustana on Sunday. Arredondo, looking to add anoth - matches were Toledano (174), in at least guys know, going into the The Beavers had a nice start to The Beavers and Mustangs er point with riding time, the his first match back from injury, regional tournament, that they can the season in tournament play as were each fighting for their first Minot, N.D. native completed a and Jake Belland (HWT) who wrestle with those guys and have Carlos Toledano, Keegan Berry win in Northern Sun competition. reversal with just three seconds pinned his opponent in the first a chance of picking up some and Jake Belland all won individ - MSU dropped to 0-4 in the NSIC, left to wrestle to finish regulation period. wins.” ual titles in the first two competi - while SMSU improves to 1-3. tied 2-2. In overtime, both "It's huge to have Carlos back," Forde also said his team needs tions of the season. Toledano, 174, Although they didn't come out on wrestlers were on the mat in posi - Forde said. "He's a guy we always to learn from tonight, and not give won his title at the top, head coach Evan Forde was tion for a takedown. Southwest count on for a win. With Jake, it's up as many bonus points the rest State Bison Open and became just pleased with how his team per - Minnesota State's coaching staff really difficult for a true freshman of the year. After four wins by fall the second MSU wrestler in school formed. believed they had a win secured, to wrestle heavyweight in this from Augustana, Forde said he history to win his weight class at "It was a fun dual meet," Forde but it was Haugen who completed conference and he is battling. He wants his team to take more pride this tournament, and the first said. "We wrestled hard tonight, the takedown first to win the just keeps getting better." in those situations. since 1973. and our guys came out with a lot match. On Sunday, Minot State lost 50- Minot State will travel to St. In the second dual of the year, of fight. I think they did a good job "I was just thinking that I have 0 against the visiting Augustana Cloud State tomorrow. The Minot State defeated ranked of bringing some intensity, and to try and make something hap - University. Beavers will compete against the opponent Simon Fraser using our conditioning to our pen to score some points at the The Vikings earned bonus Huskies at 7 p.m. University by one point to go 1-2 advantage." end," Haugen said. "We've been points in all but two matches. At at the Argo Duals in Montana. Southwest Minnesota State working on those situations in 141, Sublet took Austin Jordan The Beavers’ second victory of won in the first two matches to practice and coach has done a into overtime while Haugen gave Page 10 – Feb. 2, 2017 Sports Red & Green Women’s hockey gets a win and a tie with LaCrosse, final games set for Feb. 17 and 18 with a 3-0 win for the Beavers. making the four goals that gave By Ashley Hill Mackenzie Balogh scored twice them the 4-4 tie against Sports Writer The Minot State University and Angela Lothspeich scored LaCrosse. women's hockey team traveled to once for the Beavers’ victory. The women’s hockey team Wisconsin to play LaCrosse Lauren Michayluk, Kendall will take on Midland Feb. 17 and University last weekend. Becker and Balogh (two) all 18 at the . These are Friday night’s game ended scored for the Beavers Saturday their last games of the season.

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Photo by Ashley Hill MSU sophomore Dylan Gejdos (No. 37) begins a face off with an Arizona State opponent. The Beavers defeated the Sun Devils last Friday, 7-2. Men’s hockey sweeps Arizona State Army National Guard the final score 7-2. 100% TUITION ASSISTANCE PA I D T R A I N I N G By Ashley Hill Saturday's game started a little • • Comm 281 The Minot State Men's Hockey slow with the score being 0-0 after 3x5STUDENT LOAN REPAYMENT MONTHLY PAYCHECK team swept Arizona State in two • • the first period. Shain Scheschuk AFFORDABLE HEALTH, LIFE SERVE YOUR COMMUNITY, games last weekend at home. scored the first goal of the night, • • Minot State traveled to Arizona making the score 1-0. Morgen Full& DENTAL Color INSURANCE STATE & COUNTRY earlier this season to take on ASU Martelle got the second score, giv - at home. After getting swept by ing the Beavers a 2-0 lead. Carey ASU earlier this season, MSU Morrison scored the third goal. SFC Jory Stevenson: 701.340.6376 wanted some revenge. Eric Bollefer scored the last goal in Friday night MSU started off the second period to make the SSG Jesse Cruise: 701.580.4752 strong with a goal by Jeremy score 4-0 at the end of period two. Johnson in the first minute of the Brett McNevin scored the Beavers’ SGT Brandon Carrigan: 701.340.0636 game. Johl Swedlo scored with fifth and last goal of the game. 17:56 left in the first period. Robby The Devils answered back at Moar made it 3-0 less than a the end of the third period, scor - minute later. The Beavers led the ing a goal for a final of 5-1. Devils 3-0 after the first period. The team plays Williston State Johnson scored again and the this weekend, at Williston on Devils answered back, making the Friday, and at home on Saturday score 4-1 during the second peri - at 7:35 p.m. at the Maysa. They are od. Kyle Lipinski scored and also at home for a two-game series Craig Fournier scored twice dur - on Feb. 17 and 18 against ing the third period. ASU also Midland. scored one in the third, making RRed & G reen Red & Green Page 1 1 - F eb. 2 , 2 017 Rudolph n amed N SIC MSU n ames C ordova a s h ead v olleyball c oach (MSU Sports Information) — Tiffin, Ohio, compiling a 72-99

North P layer o f t he W eek Minot State University Director overall record including a 19-12 (MSU Sports Information) — of Athletics Andy Carter season in 2016. The 19 wins set MSU men's basketball player Tyler Beav e r Rudolph was announced the the benchmark for Tiffin volley - named the NSIC university has ball since moving to NCAA hired Dana Division II. She coached 11 all- Fight North Division Player of the Cordova as its conference players and two all-

Week on Jan. 23 head volley - region players during her six S ong ball coach. seasons at Tiffin. after leading the Beavers to wins Cordova "I look forward to building On w a rd Be av e rs, onward to win over Bemidji becomes the the volleyball program, both on ninth head Cordova the court and in the classroom," On w ard B eav ers, never give in State and Rudolph volleyball Cordova said. Minnesota ’Cuz when we fight Crookston. coach in school history. Before her time at Tiffin,

Rudolph earned a double-dou - "Cordova’s experience in Cordova served as the head You know we’ll always be Division II and her energy, fit volleyball coach for one season ble in both games, including a 33 A tea m of cha mp ions and 17 performance against the what we were looking for to at Montana State University-

Golden Eagles. Rudollph added lead our volleyball program,” Billings and was the head vol - Pushin’ on to victory. Carter said. “We have a lot of leyball coach and head golf four assists, a block and a steal to So o n w a rd B e av e rs, on to the test his weekend total of 53 points and work to do to move our pro - coach at Otero Junior College. 27 rebounds. gram to the desired level, but I The Trinidad, Colo., native For the school we love the best. have the utmost confidence in earned her bachelor's degree in With the big weekend, So , h a il, h ail, the gang’s all here Rudolph passed Minot State and Dana's abilities." social science in 2000 from NCAA Hall of Fame coach Dale Cordova spent the past six McPherson College in As we fight on to victory. seasons at Tiffin University in McPherson, Kan. Brown for 12th all-time on the MSU career-scoring list with 1,162 Figh t! Figh t! Fight! points.

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