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Inside This Issue: T STATE UNIVE NO RSI - Community relations class helps spread awareness MI TY of animal shelter, Page 6 - MSU gets OK for several projects, Page 6 - Peer tutoring available to all students, Page 7 - Men’s hockey makes it to semifinals, Page 9 Red & Green - Women’s hockey team makes history at nationals, Page 11 Volume 98, Number 14 March 23, 2017 Minot, N.D. 58701 MinotStateU.edu/redgreen Students donate blood ‘The Shape of Things’ Modern adaptation of Adam and Eve beginsBy AMiap Lruipl o 5 in thep rBojelcat cokr cBre -ox Comm 281 ative experi - “The Shape of Things,” a play ment,” by film director, screenwriter, Lishner playwright and actor Neil LaBute, said. will hit the stage in the Black Box Theater in Hartnett Hall April 5-8, Examining beginning at 7:30 p.m. each night. such relationships Benjamin Weinert-Lishner, is not uncommon for writer director and theatre instuctor, said LaBute, the director said. the play portrays a modern adap - “He writes a lot about human tion of the story of Adam and Eve. relationships and the differences The play centers on the lives of between men and women. He four young people. Adam is doesn’t seem to have a very high played by Dan Fagan, Evelyn by opinion of human beings; he often Michaela Burns, Jenny by Hannah times explores, in a very dark and Davis, and Phillip by Samantha comedic way, how human beings Christman. destroy each other,” Lishner said “It’s about the reshaping and of what we may expect of this altering of one person by another, play. Photo by Ton Yamashita romantically and as a friend,” He spoke in terms of content, MSU student Catherine Sandison donates blood during a blood drive held on campus. The Wellness Lishner said. staging and performance. Center sponsored the event earlier this month. The theater production is relat - “The show will be very differ - able in that the characters are col - ent from anything people might lege students dealing with rela - have seen at MSU before. It’s tionship issues. going to be a much more experi - “Everyone can see elements of mental theatrical production; an Students make Who’s Who list, to be recognized at luncheon themselves in past relationships interesting, exciting and new kind and the issues that they had with of night at the theater,” he said. Minot State University will A campus nomination com - year are Katie Abrahamson, those,” Lishner said. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 honor students selected to Who’s mittee and editors of the annual graphic design and photogra - The character that embodies for seniors, military and youth 18 Who Among Students in directory chose the students phy; Emilee Baggett, elementary Eve is a graduate student study - and under. MSU students, faculty American Universities and based on their academic achieve - education and early childhood ing art, so the nature of art is also and staff are admitted free with Colleges at an award ceremony ment, service to the community, education; Maleyna Beale, biolo - explored in the play in association current MSU ID. Reservations, April 5 in the Conference Center. leadership in extracurricular gy; Jordan Busch, accounting with relationships. recommended due to limited seat - This year, 17 MSU juniors and activities and potential for con - and finance; Kristen De Delley, “She approaches the forming ing, can be made by calling the seniors were selected for inclu - tinued success. communication disorders; Inga and sustaining of relationships the box office at 858-3172. sion in the 2017 edition. MSU students named this way one would approach an art See Who’s Who — Page 3 Page 2 – March 23, 2017 News Red & Green News in Brief for the training of a service dog for The MSU POWER Center and SSI and PSOL surveys Résumé workshops Kiryayeva to perform Deon Miller, who is three years the Career Center sponsor the event. for students now for students today piano concert old and has autism. His family The MSU POWER Center and On Monday, March 27, profes - wants to send Emmett, their dog, the Career Center will hold two sional concert pianist and chamber unMdienorwt Satay te University invites for training to become his service student workshops, “Résumé, musician Alina Kiryayeva will per - Career Fair for all MSU students to participate in dog to assist him as he grows. Where Art Thou?” today from 1 to form “Moving Pictures” at 7:30 p.m. the Student Satisfaction Inventory DeAndra Miller, a Beta Theta sis - students set for 1:50 p.m. and again from 4 to 4:50 in Ann Nicole Nelson Hall. (SSI) and the Priority Survey for ter, is his mother. MaOnrc hW e2dn9 esday, March 29, p.m. in Old Main 102. Kiryayeva will perform classical Online Learners (PSOL). MSU’s Career Center will host a The first 10 students through masterworks featured in famous The surveys are available for a career fair in the Conference the door receive a gift. No regis - movies and cartoons. Kiryayeva is limited time and were sent to Center, third floor, Student Center tration necessary. globally renowned for her powerful Workshop, ‘ Avoiding MSU students’ email accounts from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and unique interpretations. Riches to Rags ,’ starting March 20. The invitation During the career fair, employers Tickets are $15 for students and from Laurie Geller, vice president plaOnnn eTude sfdoary ,s Mtuadrcehn t2s 8, stu - with full-time, part-time and sum - $30 for adults, and are available for academic affairs, will provide a GSA hosts transgender dents are invited to a workshop mer employment opportunities, as online at minotconcerts.org or at the link and passcode for entry into for students titled “Money well as internship opportunities, woOrnk sFhriodpay/,d itshce uMssSUio n Gay- door. the survey. Completing the survey Management 101: Avoiding Riches will answer questions and schedule Straight Alliance will host an The event is part of the year-long should take no longer than 15-20 to Rags” from 1 p.m. to 1:50 p.m. interviews. informational workshop/dis - International Artists Series. minutes. cussion in Swain Hall 112 from in Old Main 106A. Participants should bring a Satisfaction assessments data noon to 12:50 p.m. on what it The event is designed to teach résumé and dress professionally. are an important key to be used means to be transgender. The Beta Thetas to sponsor students how to manage money, This event is open to all MSU stu - for improving the areas that mat - main theme, “Would transgen - how to create a plan to live within dents and alumni in all majors. ter the most to students. der people exist if gender did CrTuhnec hB eftoa r Tthet aC Saourosre ity is your means, and how to build For more information, contact Each participant is automati - not exist?” will be discussed. For sponsoring a Crunch for the Cause wealth. Learn how to be financial - Lynda Bertsch in the MSU Career cally registered to win one of two more information, contact event today, March 23, at Taco ly successful. Center, second floor, Student $50 Amazon gift cards. [email protected]. Johns, 623 N. Broadway, from 5 to The first 10 students through Center or visit Everyone is welcome to attend. 7 p.m. The sorority is fundraising the door receive a gift. MinotStateU.edu/careers. Comedian Drew Lynch to bring laughs to MSU By Nanako Sato bility in dealing with his stutter and Comm 281 making it relatable to real-life situa - Comedian Drew Lynch will hit tions propelled him each week of the stage April 4 at 7 p.m. in Ann the competition — advancing him Nicole Nelson Hall, Old Main. to the finals and ultimately landing According to Aaron Hughes, him first runner-up on season 10 of student activities coordinator, ‘America’s Got Talent.’” Lynch is a comedian with charming Now, as a stand-up comedian, wit and genuine vulnerability. Lynch’s motto is, “Do something Originally from Indianapolis, every day that scares you.” Drew moved to Los Angeles at the Lynch has appeared on the age of 19 with aspirations of “Mark Maron Show,” “Dr. Oz,” and becoming an actor. But an accident as a guest on the game show, “Idiot forced him on a different career Test.” He is also writing a book and path. working to become an actor. According to Lynch’s website, Hughes hopes many students drewlynch.com, “an unexpected will attend the show. softball accident just a year into his “I hope that students attend this acting career left Lynch with a event for a few great laughs, and severe stutter and crushed his leave inspired with a deeper appre - hopes of ever performing again. ciation for life,” Hughes said. But his continued drive to become This event is free and open to an entertainer forced him in a dif - the public. MSU Life sponsors the ferent direction. Lynch’s vulnera - event. Red & Green Opinion Page 3 - March 23, 2017 Voices on Campus “What did you do over Spring Break?” By Ton Yamashita Assistant Editor Steven SShirleyhirley Christopher Brewer Heidi Clausen Ethan Feist Katie Wiggett Yun Ji Nam MSU President English Education Elementary Education General Studies Broadcasting Sociology “I was in the office the whole “I spent Spring Break “I went to Deadwood in “I stayed home and “Over Spring Break, I “I went to Trinity Hospital week last week, most of the reading a book, Jane South Dakota, and we worked pretty much worked a lot. I work at to receive training for my week.