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Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2007 -Volatile S6 issue INSIDE: The new face News - ■ Presidents discuss of technology more commu- Greg Eichten are in the hands of Winona State faculty nication, what's WINONAN and students for the purpose of assessing whether an ultra-light laptop is feasible for ahead in tuition The gig is almost up. At the end of next year. the 2007-08 school year Winona State Nathan Lynne, the technology chair a Higher ed law- University's laptop contract with Gateway of the student senate and a person in makers visit will expire. possession of one of these Thin and Lights campus Winona State will have to engage in a explained some of its features. "It's lighter new contract with a new computer vendor and smaller, the screen flips both ways, for next year, and Gateway is an unlikely and it has a biometric scanner to log you III The not-so- bidder because the company's government on using your thumb print." said Lynne, 'friend'ly face and education operations have been "It has the same stylus; except it also has acquired by MPC Corporation, formerly an eraser on the other end and I've been of Facebook known as Micron Computers. getting a battery life of about five hours. This means that over the next several Overwhelmingly, people have had a good months many faculty and students will reaction to it." be working hard to get a laptop contract E-learning will gather the impressions Arts in place. Next year, students might be of the Thin and Light from its users carrying around a Dell, HP, Lenovo, or sometime around the end of October. 111 WAGS depart- Toshiba among other possibilities. They will assess whether things like the ment hosts fair The process of getting new laptop keyboard, weight, and processing speed models every two years starts with the are satisfactory. trade sale formation of a group called the Request "The data they gather will be given to for Proposal (RFP) team, which will be the RFP team, which will then help the comprised of students, faculty, and IT team decide whether to include a request I Roberts raves: members. for companies to have an ultra-light laptop *Across the The first goal of the RFP team will be in the package they offer Winona State," to assess the laptop needs of Winona State said Ken Graetz, director of E-learning. Universe' gets and find out what students, faculty, and IT After the RFP team has a good idea of an A+ personnel want from their laptop program. Winona State's laptop needs, their second This will involve a lot of data gathering, goal will be to assemble an RFP document including focus groups and surveys. that will request computer vendors to put III The Ruckus: One study that E-learning is conducting together a bid on the laptop program and Photo Illustration by Andrew Link/ The most right now involves the Gateway E155-C, explain how they could meet Winona WINONAN an ultra-light laptop that is being referred State's requirements. Different aspects The "Gateway Thin and Light" is being underrated to at Winona State as the "Gateway Thin of the bid will likely include financial tested by Nathan Lynne, technology chair guitarists and Light." of student senate. Gateway's contract A small number of these light laptops See LAPTOP, Page 3 with Winona State will soon expire and new options are being explored. Phone: (507) 457-5119 \\ NN \\,\N in0I11.CCIU \\ State higher ed leaders visit campus, hear needs Reps. Rukavina and Pelowski assess Winona State's needs and gather feedback from students Student Health Services wants YOU! Stephanie Trask spring, a compromise held Minnesota State Colleges and Being healthy does not only WINONAN tuition at a 4 percent increase Universities (MnSCU). consist of exercising and eating Sexual health issues Minnesota State DFL Rep. and was signed by Gov. Tim Although MnSCU funding right. It also involves getting • Health screenings Tom Rukavina, chair of the Pawlenty for the 2007 and 2008 increased $151 million, a 12 - High blood pressure House Committee of Higher academic years. percent increase, over the next regular check-ups and paying Cholesterol Education, said during his visit Because universities can't biennium, he said that it is time attention to your genetics. Some • Risk of heart disease to Winona State University raise tuition higher than 4 for MnSCU to appropriate common, male related, health Tuesday that students need percent, the restricted income money in necessary areas. to voice their wants at the means that universities will MnSCU was appropriated legislative level in order for the have to cut programs to make $68 million for instructional an aPP°Intment at Student Health Servi (es state to end tuition increases. ends meet. technology, which accounts for an becom ealthier male.
abasha check-up and physical! 507-457-51 6 www.winono.edulheolthservices Voter turnout barely visible at 3.5 percent istry; Kristen Claeys, nursing; Compiled by and Kelley Leland, biology/ WINONAN staff pre-medicine. The sophomore seat went to A mere 290 students, or 3.5 Rachel Schromen, law and so- percent of the Winona State ciety. University student population, David Obray, law and soci- turned out to vote in the student ety/business/communication senate fall general election. studies, won the senior seat. There are still four open seats The College of Business seat Jackie Hahn/ WINONAN to fill — two College of Science went to Caitlin Stene, market- Rep. Tom Rukavina, left, and Rep. Gene Pelowski, right, address student and faculty con- and Engineering seats and two ing/pre-law. cerns during a visit to Winona State University last week. The lack of state support and Graduate Studies seats. The College of Nursing and mis-spending of funds can be resolved only by student lobbying, both representatives Vice President Emily Fee- Health Sciences seat was won stressed. han, who chairs the election by Erica Turner, nursing. committee, said that applica- Three out of four at-large "Wear a T-shirt that says on "This will ultimately end a huge amount — more than 40 tions are out to fill the remain- winners have been determined: the front your name and major, up cutting university programs percent — of the total budget. ing seats and are due Monday John Kolade, law and society/ and on the back write loudly because there will not be This is three times more than the by noon. business; Savannah McKinley, and clearly how much debt money to sustain everything amount proposed by the House Applications are available political science/mass commu- you'll be in, and wear it around each school has," Rukavina and seven times more than the at http://wwvv.winona.edu/stu- nications; and Kelley Leland, the state Capitol," Rukavina said during the student-faculty Senate's proposed funding. dentsenate. biology/pre-medic,ine.The said. "They'll hear you." discussion. This allocation to Fall supplemental elections fourth seat is still pending. Even when the student Rukavina, who strongly instructional technology is will take place Nov. 5-8. No applications were re- organizations and higher supports lower tuition rates, is meant to improve capabilities The winners of the fall gen- ceived for two open seats in the education advocates statewide aware of the rising costs and eral election are as follows. College of Science and Engi- called for a tuition freeze last the problematic spending under See VISIT, Page 5 The freshman seats were neering and two open seats in won by Jacob Hite, biochem- Graduate Studies. 2 News Presidents meet and discuss university issues Shanthal Perera has evolved since their first students to cough up an of student consultation in but said that there is room for WINONAN encounter when Ramaley took additional $1,000 over the important decisions. improvement. The university president the reigns. course of four years. Praising former student senate Also discussed was the need and vice presidents met with "We've developed a really Ramaley's maiden voyage president Carl Soderberg for to begin tuition discussions the student senate president good working relationship. at Winona State was also being the "driving force behind soon, something that is typically and senators last week for an She's very easily accessible to eventful as the student senate it," Stene was happy with the not addressed until the spring. hour-long discussion of issues me and I am easily accessible to was displeased with a lack state of student consultation, The senate voted at their ranging from tuition increases her. It's a two- meeting to begin discussions to the prospects of a college way street," soon and may support smoking ban. said Stene. Minnesota State Universities The feeling at last week's Relations StudentAssociationpreliminary Meet and Discuss session bet w e en stance of a 3 percent increase, ended in an overarching call student and Stene said, pending that that more frequent discussions university additional funding is not taken are needed. presidents have from campus budgets but from At the student senate meeting been less than other funding sources, such as two days later, the senate passed satisfying in MnSCU's budget. a motion requesting another recent history. While Ramaley ensured that Meet and Discuss session in Prior to lowering the tuition increase November. Ramaley's to 3 percent would not affect Only two Meet and Discuss a r r i v al, any programs at Winona State, sessions are mandatory per relations she did note though that union year. between negotiations concerning faculty The administration and student senate salaries weren't finalized faculty senate meet every and former and settling those contracts other week in Meet and Confer President will give the administration a sessions, in which faculty Darrell Krueger better grasp of where they are makes formal requests. were strained financially. "We don't have that luxury," due to the New Fred Schulze/WINONAN said Stene. University Winona State President Judith Ramaley, left, and Vice President of Student Shanthal can be reached at In a later interview, Stene said initiative, Life Connie Gores, right, share in a group discussion comprised of admin- [email protected]. his relationship with Ramaley which asked istrators and student leaders last week.
LAPTOP Continued from Page 1 data, which equipment will be sure who will bid," said Feller, will still have to tell us what provided, delivery information, "Some possibilities are Dell, services and what kinds of technology support information, Gateway, HP, Lenovo, and hardware they plan on giving and much more. Toshiba." us for next year." Dean Feller, manager of Graetz added the possibility Sometime during the spring, Winona State's technical Feller plans on assembling support center, said "RFP is a "At this point, no one a laptop showcase with the long, difficult process. There is sure who will bid." vendors' equipment to try to are lots of business rules to gauge students' impressions of be followed and we have to --Dean Feller, technical the computers, a strategy which make sure vendors have fair support center manager has been effective in the past. 14"--., AvejOrAmmooteht opportunities." "Students should be aware It is expected that companies that their feedback would be will start offering Winona State that MPC Corporation, the helpful. We want to know what bids for its laptop program company that has just acquired we can add to the program sometime during the spring Gateway, will bid. that would add value for them, semester. They will put together David Gresham, CIO of providing a laptop that will a package and the university Information Technology meet their educational needs," will have to decide which one Services commented on said Feller. Photo Illustration by Andrew Link/ WINONAN to select based on whether it Apple's role in the RFP. "Apple An ultra-light laptop model like this Gateway may be a top meets the needs of the students computers will also be part of Greg can be reached at request by the RFP team when seeking bids from laptop and faculty. the RFP. We know they are [email protected] . companies. "At this point, no one is going to be the vendor, but they Wednesday, October 24, 2007 - News 3 Pro-life advocate: Post-abortion trauma experience 'not political, but science' Dana Kudelka life African-American spectrum. At one point, when the or not, there is a design that WINONAN organization. Denise feels strongly that speech started to become creates everything in the The Rev. Denise Walker is Denise's story begins post-abortion trauma exists heated, Denise asked a man universe," Denise Walker said. well aware of the effects an when she decided to have from her personal experiences sitting in the front row to stand "(This designer) puts in you abortion can have. She has had two abortions with a man she throughout her life. up. She then used his body as knowledge between right and three. was in a previous relationship "At first, (people affected by a life-size figure to display how wrong." She told a group of students with. After their relationship the abortion) may feel relieved an abortion procedure is carried Brian informed the audience and faculty at Winona State ended, Denise met Brian while for getting rid of the problem," out. of the four main reasons why University Thursday that they both attended Rutgers she said. "But after awhile the She described how doctors people think having an abortion abortion and its effects are like University in New Jersey. behaviors come into play." take apart the body piece-by- is justifiable: The size of the a tree. Abortion, she said, is like Before their wedding, Denise Post-abortion trauma has the piece, turning the speech into fetus, level of development of the roots of a tree. found out she was pregnant. possibility of affecting virtually a graphic portrayal that left the the fetus, environment, and The trunk and branches After discussing their options, anyone who had anything to room in a state of discomfort. dependence of the fetus. are post-abortion trauma, a the couple decided that Denise do with the abortion, from The Walkers emphasized The Walkers were invited to phenomenon that is highly should have an abortion. the person who paid for the that abortion is not something speak on campus by Warriors debated and not recognized by After feeling the effects of abortion to the clinic workers. left up to religion or politics. for Life, a pro-life organization the American Psychological post-abortion trauma, Denise The Walkers spoke very "This is not a political issue," at Winona State. Association. had signed up to attend a session passionately to the attentive Denise Walker said. "This is The leaves symbolize the at P.A.T.H. — Post-Abortion crowd. science." Dana can be reached at proposed psychological effects Trauma Healing. There, Denise Being pro-life, pro-choice The Walkers feel abortion [email protected]. of post-abortion trauma, discovered a personal truth. or not picking one side did deals with accepting the logical including depression, suicide, "I blew (with emotion)," not prevent the crowd, which difference between what is right promiscuity, perfectionism and Walker said. "I believed every ranged from students to a few and what is wrong, no matter future pregnancy fears. lie I had been told about faculty members, from noting one's religion. On Oct. 18, Walker and her abortion." how personal abortion is to the "In (people's) hearts, no husband, Rev. Brian Walker, Denise gave the crowd Walkers. matter if you believe in God shared their personal tale of facts about abortion's surgical abortion at Pasteur Hall. procedure and post-abortion Denise is a Minnesotan trauma. representative for Learn The existence of post- Education and Research abortion trauma has been up Network (LEARN), a pro- for debate by both sides of the
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Apply Today! set up with survivor horror 4849 www.ststravel.com www.peacecorps.gov 4 News Online networking: Do you really accept the terms and conditions? Sarah Burgen is not," said Matt Bosworth, a of any kind. it's a lot about first impressions. Association. WINONAN political science professor at On the legal side, according You need to think about your They send messages to en- Winona State. to Bosworth, University of Illi- actions." tire groups on Facebook, which Facebook was a hot topic in Mark Norman, the chairman nois police discovered two stu- The bottom line in the stu- Winter said was much more ef- the Winona State University of the criminal justice depart- dents urinating in public. One dent presentation was the social ficient than sending out e-mails library for the last two weeks, ment, gave an example from student ran, and the remaining aspect of Facebook. to everyone. with an Athenaeum miniseries a police recruiter in Madison, student denied any connection Mike Majerowicz, a junior, Everyone on both panels on the website's positive and Wis. to the runner. said, "It has changed college agreed that students need to negative aspects. The recruiter was in the pro- After discovering the identity students lives." learn more about Facebook The first week, a panel of ex- cess of hiring a woman who of the student who ran, his Fa- He listed many positive as- and the consequences of things perts spoke on the influences was the best candidate he had cebook page was checked. pects of Facebook, including posted on the site. individual Facebook pages ever seen. His friend list included the organizing educational proj- have on the hiring and judicial One of his colleagues sug- student who denied knowing ects, promoting club activities, Sarah can be reached at process. gested a routine check of the him. That student was charged networking socially, finding [email protected]. Facebook is an online social woman's Facebook site. After with obstruction of justice. roommates and developing networking Web site where looking, the recruiter discov- A few students on the panel political views through dis- members can post photos, write ered an incriminating photo of the following week expressed cussions on message board to friends and join common in- the woman smoking a marijua- that there are available precau- threads. terest groups na cigarette. tionary privacy settings that Every student said that "The main issue that stu- If the woman had disclosed can prevent these things from they used Facebook to keep dents grapple with is that it is previous drug use, the issue happening. in touch with high school easy to assume that what you may have been overlooked. On Jessica Wineke, a third year friends that they would have say (on these sites) is private. her application she claimed to mass communication student, otherwise stopped talking to iWARPZONE ' VIDEO GAMES To a large extent, what you say never have done illegal drugs said that as she enters the work once college began. - Wii GHIII Game &Guitar Bundle $89.99 force, she will be deleting any Two Winona State alumni, .PS2 GHIII Game &Guitar Bundle 589.99 incriminating photos "just to be Holly Davis and Kari Win- PS2 GHIII Game only $49.99 VISIT Continued from Page 2 on the safe side." ter, who were on the student -PS3 GHIII Game &Guitar Bundle S99.99 Brittany D'Alessio said she panel, both use Facebook as -XBOX 360 GHIII Game &Guitar Bundle $99.99 for programs like online about the plans to build the -XBOX 360 GHIII Game only $59.99 courses and Desire2Learn new wellness and fitness center knew of the dangers of Internet organizing tools for Minne- searches, and said, "With jobs, sota State University Student 553 HUFF ST. 507.474.5021 portal. for Rukavina to pass along to Next to Winona Student Housing Rukavina admitted to being legislature in hopes of being "embarrassed by letting things voted in favor of. spin out of control." Rukavina was impressed "How it got to $68 million with the plans, calling the new is beyond me," the Iron Range building an "innovative and representative said. However, useful" place that the campus he added that "technology was in need of. sells" at the legislature, and The wellness and fitness that MnSCU made a good sale center, which will be voted on pitch. later this fall at the state capitol, Winona Rep. Gene Pelowski, will rely on about 40 percent of who accompanied Rukavina on state finding. the visit, said he saw the need to The decision will ultimately keep tuition affordable, having be up to state legislature. taught in Winona area schools Rukavina's visit to Winona for 15 years. State is part of a statewide tour Along with the student- at Minnesota colleges to assess ITT .P104.9.•$40•44 CAST. faculty discussion, Rukavina their needs and resources. He was led on a campus tour by plans to use these campus ?RIZ 0 11(044. ciA* university President Judith discussions to report back to • Rp PRI IInqLi,•••pAtp Ramaley to see how state the Capitol where they will funding money was being spent, prioritize higher education for example, the $30 million on needs at the next legislative the new science building built session, which begins Feb. 12, 4.‘ in 2004. 2008. T\1 1'haven't-raven t,, seen, a)partyelikxethis,betore,, ;; The last part of the tour led into Memorial Hall where a Stephanie can be reached at brief presentation was given [email protected]. A,\\ Wednesday, October 24, 2007 News 5
Security Incidents Tuesday, Oct. 16 9:00 p.m.—A student re- NEED INK? 11:45 p.m.—Security re- ported being harassed by sponded to a fight call in front her roommate and the room- of Lourdes Hall. Three female mate's boyfriend, Matter re- students were found to be in ferred to Residence Life. the fight. No one wanted to press charges and the matter Saturday, Oct. 20 was referred to the Hall Direc- tot 11:45 p.m.—Several students were cited for an alcohol vio- Thursday, Oct. 18 lation at East Lake. Referred to the Hall Director. 2:30 a.m.— A student was cit- ed for a drug violation in Ma- 3:00 a.m.—A student report- ria. The matter was referred to ed being physically assaulted the Hall Director and Winona outside of the Quad by anoth- Police Department who also er student. Matter referred to responded to the scene. the Hall Director and Direc- tor of Security. 12:26 a.m.—Several students were cited for an alcohol vio- Sunday, Oct. 21 lation in Maria. Matter was referred to the Hall Director, 2:34 a.m.—Security re- sponded to an alarm in Maria I I :45 p.m. Security respond- (trouble), nothing found and ed to a noise complaint at East referred to Maintenance, Lake. The individuals were then seen leaving the build- 8:56 p.m. Security came ing and several were eventu- upon a student having an al- ally cited for possession of a lergic reaction in Tau, EMS small amount of marijuana in notified and the student was the parking lot. Upon return- transported to the hospital by ing to the room a student was ambulance. cited for an alcohol violation. Matter was referred to the Hall 3:53 a.m.—A student report-
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WINONAN WEDNESDAY, October 24, 2007 . Voiced concerns create academic backlash Samuel Keane-Rudolph and responsibilities. Yet amid Scheffler is authorized by Scheffler was told that his emails they had received a letter from Op/Ed Columnist all this posturing, an ugly truth the state of Minnesota to carry were considered threatening. Scheffler specifically waiving still remains — what do a concealed When his lawyer informed his FERPA privacy rights so the American universities pride school administrations handgun, meaning Hamline's administration that university could talk about the themselves on their open- do when they don't he has passed the e-mails, despite their poor case to his lawyers. mindedness, tolerance and like the speech being an extensive writing and harsh tone, did Does it strike anyone else diversity. Bastions of learning made? background not meet the legal definition as ominous that a student and free thinking, defenders At Hamline check; passed a of a threat and that they were speaking his mind, whose only of free speech, ivory towers of University, evidently, class on handgun infringing upon Scheffler's crime is poor grammar, can expression and learning. Private administrators safety, use, and free speech rights granted by be suspended and ordered to schools as well, even though suspend the student self-defense laws; Hamline's own student policy; have a mandatory psychiatric they are not legally bound by in question and order and is over 21. the administration told Scheffler evaluation — one which could the first amendment to protect them to have a psychiatric Currently in Minnesota it is that "various members" of damage his legal rights and student rights to free speech, evaluation before being allowed up to individual universities to the Hamline community status as a graduate student and wax eloquent on student rights to return. decide whether or not to allow contributed to their decision to employee — just because what's Hamline University graduate students to carry legal firearms. suspend him. on his mind doesn't fall under student Troy Scheffler wrote to None do. Neither Scheffler nor his university groupthink? Hamline administrators after Scheffler's e-mail exchange lawyer has been informed On October 22-26, students the Virginia Tech shooting in culminated in an offer from the about the nature of the charges at over 100 American colleges Erin Kenn response to a university e-mail university to meet and discuss and accusations brought and universities will be wearing are na about Hamline's security his grievances with Hamline's anonymously against him. empty holsters to protest their measures. Scheffler said that policy on a Friday. The next Additionally, Scheffler's lack of the fundamental right ens Cllr Hamline's security was good on business day, before Scheffler lawyers have been denied to self-defense on campus. I'm News Editor campus, but nonexistent in the had a chance to respond to the information by the university joining them. Let's not have Stephanie Magnuson school's Minneapolis buildings university's offer, another letter per6ining to the case. Hamline's any repeats of the Scheffler Copy Editor off-campus where he had arrived informing Scheffler that administrators claimed that incident. classes. He wanted permission he was suspended. privacy laws prevent them Reach Sam Keane-Rudolph Carrie Mitchell from the school to carry his Upon inquiring as to the from sharing information about at SKeaneRu4088@winona. Features Editor handgun for self-defense. reason for his suspension, Scheffler's case — even though edu nd rew Lin hoto Editor Hel o everyone! It has been two weeks, How's it going? In order to lose my muffin top, I've b working out The weight room a lot lately. probably...? But how can he possibly came back home in 15 minutes?
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8 Paul Solberg, Editor-in-Chief [email protected] (507) 457-5119 , Not quite as 'Chic without knowledge Ruth DeFoster alive. post-revolutionary Cuba, he head—hardly a mark of bravery for freedom in the face of Guest Op/Ed Columnist His nomadic lifestyle, revealed a ruthless streak—by or nobility for a revolution adversity. his idealism, and his early imprisoning and shooting whose purported goal was to But he didn't. He replaced I see his face splashed across death make him an appealing political enemies. This deliver the Cuban people from one inhumanity with another. the back of a classmate's jacket martyr to a restless generation uncomfortable truth is often the violence and oppression of He was just a hipper, handsomer every week—hooded eyes and disillusioned with consumerism buried deep in stories detailing the Batista regime. Stalin, gulags and all. upturned face, a beret perched and the perceived the cult of Che. In this respect, and in many He was a rock star jauntily on a head of dark hair. constraints of Time Magazine, others, Castro's subsequent revolutionary, and like any His face evokes youth and a conservative, for example, in an dictatorship failed the Cuban rock star, people gravitated to fervor and strength. capitalist society. effusive "Heroes and people. his tough, badass image. "Che Chic" is everywhere— But whenever Icons" profile of Che, There are almost a million But let's be clear on this—he on coffee mugs, bumper stickers, I see his face refers only in passing Cuban exiles living in Miami had (and still has) that image and my classmate's denim adorning the shirt to the "darker, more who can tell you precisely because he was genuinely a jacket. Ernesto "Che" Guevara, of some young turbulent Che," how and why. And they're ruthless human being, a person the Cuban revolutionary, has person—usually preferring to regard still fleeing the country—on who thought the end justified become a brand, an icon of a college student him as "the potent boats and inner tubes and the means—even if the means romantic revolutionary idealism around my age—I have an symbol of rebellion and the homemade rafts—hoping to get was a bullet to the back of the for a new generation of affluent overwhelming urge to shake alluring zeal of revolution." to American soil, where they head. youth—most of whom were the person. Let's not forget that can be granted political refuge born long after his death. Despite the trendy rock- hundreds of members of the under the peculiar "wet feet, Reach Ruth DeFoster at I interpret this fascination star glamour and Christ-like former Batista regime and dry feet" policy that applies [email protected] with Che as an ill-defined iconography that characterized anti-communist groups were only to Cuban refugees. endorsement of freedom, his political career and ultimate executed at his command. The I suppose this is all part of revolution, and social justice, death, Che was no hero. preferred method for these the mystique that is Che—the ideals for which Che himself After the overthrow of political executions was a bullet fact that he failed, that he died supposedly stood when he was the Batista establishment, in to the back of the blindfolded hopeless but defiant, standing
`Market Place of Ideas' too by Denise Walker on why she back up in Minne. I profess on campus "sluts, whores, or mature for some "regrets" her three abortions. to be a "prolife feminist" and murderers." I think this was to be at seven am disturbed by the notion of I asked several people if Brooke Ronae Kramer in Somson. These posters were "rocking" for something that they had actually seen what Junior also removed. many who support it believe is, they were reporting as fact. English Writing Option Unless I learn the time of like war, a "necessary evil." No All but one admitted they heard 507-327-2164 her talk through another source one suggests we "Rock 4 Iraq." it from others. (the "Warriors for Life" link has However, I also understand I asked the one person who "You only hear what you been removed from the WSU a college campus is "a market said they heard it to point out want to hear," the saying directory), I will be unable place of ideas" where all who in our group used such goes, but can we impose our to exercise my freedom of freely compete. So, for those language. The person pointed hearing preference on others hearing. interested, the concert is at to someone in our group 100 or keep them from indulging Since activists on both sides Steiny's Bar in Winona on Oct. yards away. I said "let's go their own? Well, in light of the have decided which views 19 at 6:30 and is supported by over and get to the bottom of unsavory protests and counter on abortion women will have the college FORGE and WILL. this." Suddenly the person demonstrations on Sept. 13, access to, I looked up Walker's making the accusation had to some have decided free speech organization on the internet. Preborn rally fallacy leave and wouldn't go with me is subject to guerilla warfare. For anyone interested, she is to confront the accused person. Yesterday, a booth in Kryzko an African American minister Matt Trewhella When I was college age, we Commons advertised the Rock who founded Everlasting Light PO Box 26931 held that which was "reported" 4 Choice concert on Oct. 19. Ministries in 1991 to assist Milwaukee WI to be suspect. Unfortunately, There were posters for the people suffering from post- 414-462-3399 this generation seems to concert on bulletin boards in abortion trauma. In pointing believe whatever is printed or Minne Hall. Then the posters this out, I do not endorse any I am responding to the gossiped about. Or, could it be were removed. religious affiliation but feel lie spread through campus they just find it convenient to Later, more posters went students have a right to hear regarding our organization believe such lies because they up on the same boards and her, if they wish to. Missionaries to the Preborn. fit their own prejudices and over a drinking fountain in This evening I saw the No one with our group ever stereotypes regarding those Minne. These advertised a talk Rock 4 Choice posters were called a woman or women who are pro-life. Wednesday, October 24, 2007 9
WINONAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2007 Women's and Gender Studies Art6 S 2lltertaimued department organizes second annual fair-trade sale Ruth DeFoster a success, D'Amico said, In addition, D'Amico Where did this come from? for the better." WINONAN that they have doubled the said, fair trade sales pro- Who made it? What is their The fair trade sale will amount of merchandise to mote awareness in first- situation like? Are they get- offer reasonably priced mer- For many consumers be sold this year. world countries about ting a fair wage? It's nice to chandise affordable for col- in the United States, "fair "This year we're order- the plight of other human think that we're all con- lege students, Turben said. trade" is an economic ing nearly $10,000 worth beings struggling to earn a nected, in some way." With each item, the buyer term, a nebulous notion Last year, Turben said, receives a card explaining that brings to mind sound she was encouraged by the fair trade and where the business practices and open success of the sale, in which item was made. The sale is markets. nearly all of the merchan- ideal for Christmas shop- But to several organiza- dise was sold. ping, she said. tions that strive for social "I think people learned The sale will be held in justice in an increasingly about fair trade," Turben the lower level of Kryzko global economy, fair trade said. "That would be the Commons in the Student has come to represent a biggest success that we Activity Center. It will be trading partnership charac- could have, to learn that held Nov. 1, 9:00 a.m. to terized by transparency, fair fair trade is about helping 6:00 p.m., Nov. 2. 12:00 payment for labor, and envi- people, not just about buy- p.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Nov. ronmental sustainability. ing things. People would 3, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. In Winona, for the second Photos from TenThousandvillages.com ask what the purpose was, Students interested in year in a row, the Winona Merchandise being sold at the fair trade promotional and we'd say, 'To improve volunteering to help with State University Women's sale comes from artisans from many different countires lives, to help people live the sale may contact Tonya and Gender Studies depart- including India, Ecuador, and Haiti. with dignity.' Turben at TLTurben1170@ ment is working with an Kassie Lange, a Winona winona.edu. international organization of merchandise," she said. living wage. State University junior to promote fair trade world- "Unpacking it all reminds "I do it because it's really majoring in social work, Ruth can be reached at wide by organizing a sale me of being a little kid at important to disseminate said the point is to make fair R.MDefost2404@winona. of handcrafted merchandise Christmas. It's so exciting— knowledge about what fair trade personal. A consumer edu. from artisans around the the products are gorgeous." trade is and how people may see a label or a tag that world. D'Amico, who spent 20 can make a difference in says a product was made 507-452-8808 Ten Thousand Villages, years of her adult life in how they spend money," in China, she said, but they the group that is sponsor- Latin America, said she is D'Amico said. "The state may not think of the artisan ing the sale, is a nonprofit intimately familiar with the of our planet today—with or worker who made it. (11,EIT Itfif organization that strives to ways in which fair trad- a third of our brothers and "The point is to personal- promote and practice fair ing practices can make a sisters earning less than ize it so you think of indi- trade by bringing hand- difference in the lives of $2 a day—we need to help viduals, and not regions," PROPERTY MANAGEMENT crafted global merchandise third-world artisans. By them." she said. "It's more than fair & SALES to communities in the U.S. eliminating middlemen and Tonya Turben, a Win- pay, but dignity, hope and and Canada. delivering profits directly ona State University senior joy." Main St & Broadway Linda D'Amico, an as- to producers, Ten Thousand majoring in sociology, is Turben said that the up- sociate professor at Winona Villages is improving the helping organize the event, coming sale offers a chance A Great Place To Live! State who is organizing lives of people all over the which will be run entirely for Winona State students Tenants Trust! the upcoming sale, teaches world, she said. by volunteers. to become more conscious Latin American studies "Many of these people "The fair trade sale has about their buying practices. HOUSES & within the Global Studies live from hand to mouth, so made me become aware "Sometimes you think, department. She also teach- having a secure order is sig- of how I shop, how I con- what can I, as one con- APARTMENTS es within the Women's and nificant for them," she said. sume," Turben said. "It's sumer, do?" Turben said. "I Gender Studies department. "A secure income is worth a important to look at how think fair trade is something www.greatrivermanagement.com Last year's sale was such lot for their peace of mind." we shop, to ask questions: that can change the world email: [email protected] 10 /...f , The Fire Five ( a op ,.,4$.: N. ,'., :,,,,,..:11 ,4 ,,, --- LISTEN TO: The Ruckus t77-.•:.`- '''''-'-'s. "Say Goodbye To Love" A musical melting pot from students more qualified than you Kenna The single off the Virgina- bred do-it-all musicians sophomore disc brings fresh Ourtopten underappreaated six-stringers energy to the funk format. A popular monthly music took the spotlight .away from unique to pop music. Bar- lia and country, but Billy publication recently made a where it really belonged— tek has remained under the always sounds like Billy. "Bonafide Lovin" Chromeo list of their most underrated the music. STP weren't the radar his whole career only The Top's 1984 masterpiece Why do we love these guys guitarists of all time. After greatest band of their era but because of the band's lim- `Eliminator' is one of the so much? Is it their 80's a hazy night of cut-throat the DeLeo brothers, Dean ited success. best guitar albums ever. synth-rock sound? The arguing, The Ruckus staff in particular, bent the rules 5. Robbie Robertson – 2. Brian May – Queen Dire Straits homage video came up with our top 10 un- of the "grunge" scene with The Band Mercury's piano and falsetto they made for this track? I derappreciated six-stringers unique melodies and ma- One of rock 'n' roll's most vocals took center stage think it's because the duo is of all time. Educate your- ture songwriting. The 1994 sophisticated yet unknown during Queen's most com- probably the only successful Arab/Jewish collaboration selves... album 'Purple' is a great players. Robertson fronted mercially successful years, since, well, the beginning of example of the wide variety "The Band" for nine years but any fan can tell you that time. 10. Malcolm Young – AC/ of sounds and styles DeLeo and earned a reputation as a May has the goods. His DC sampled during his creative genius songwriter in col- signature tone and innova- "The Heart Gently Weeps" Malcolm Young doesn't peak. laboration with his mates. tive use of delay pedals and Wu-Tang Clan seem to mind that AC/DC 7. Pat Smear – Nirvana/ Robertson is unique in that multi-tracked guitar melo- Off the new Clan effort due fans drool over the unbeliev- Foo Fighters his most vocal admirers dies defined the band's early out in December, "Heart" is a street-cover of the similarly able skill and performances Pat Smear has spent his were also his contempo- sound. Check out the 1974 titled Beatles song penned of baby brother Angus, and most inspired years in the raries; Eric Clapton, Bob album 'Sheer Heart Attack' by George Harrison. Guitar rightly so. His achievements shadow of at least one Dylan, George Harrison, or the Wembley Stadium work comes courtesy of Chili are substantial but Angus's member of Nirvana, play- Ron.Wood, etc. performances from '86. Peppers axe-master John wild solos wouldn't add up ing on the Unplugged album 4. George Harrison – The 1. Prince Frusciante and George's son to much without the huge from '94 and also the first Beatles A certifiable guitar God who Dhani. riffs and tight groove cre- two Foo Fighters records. It may seem strange to call has never gotten his due "Shadowplay" ated by Malcolm's chugging Both groups were greatly one of The Beatles under- after nearly 30 years in the The Killers rhythm. He still has the best improved with Smear in rated but Harrison didn't get business. Prince's emphasis The Vegas rockers make this guitar sound in rock, period. the lineup but he has yet to to really show his stuff until on quality compositions and Joy Division cover hit lighter 9. Daron Malakian – Sys- make a name for himself `All Things Must Pass' was synthetic instrumentation and clip quicker. The new tem Of A Down outside of those powerhouse released in 1970. His solo often masks and overpowers version works well but let's The rules of heavy guitar bands. career didn't bear much fruit his guitar playing on studio not get it twisted. Brandon were completely re-written 6. Steve Bartek – Oingo but Harrison spent his post- albums. The Purple One's Flowers is no Ian Curtis. once Daron Malakian and Boingo Beatles years playing along best guitar work is often "The Shape I'm In" SOAD rode out the Nu Who? Anyone familiar with side Clapton, Dylan, Jeff showcased in live perfor- Gov't Mule Metal craze at the start of the new-wave outfit can Lynne and Tom Petty. mances. Does the 2007 A great jam track full of this decade. Admittedly not probably only name-drop 3. Billy Gibbons – ZZ Top Super bowl halftime show horns, funk guitar, and keys. the most traditionally skilled Danny Elfman from the Everyone and their mom ring a bell? These rock veterans rarely or solid live performer, lineup but guitarist/orches- knows ZZ Top, but self- disappoint fans, and their Malakian makes up for it trator/producer Steve Bartek professed gear-head Billy new album, Mighty High, handsomely in innovation, is a true genius in his own Gibbons continues to be Any comments for The contains new arrangements of the group's favorite songs. style and studio mastery." right. In terms of technical the best-kept secret in rock Ruckus can be forwarded to 8. Dean DeLeo – Stone skill he's in the same league `n' roll. His playing has JCChand13168@winona. Temple Pilots as Harrison and Robertson spanned a myriad of styles edu. Scott Weiland's well-publi- but his style is impossible including blues, rockabilly, cized drug busts in the 90s to imitate and completely heavy metal, psychede-
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Roberts:'• ••Universe' exposes back-stories and emotion of 60's Film The Doobie Brothers, The Another thing I missed Across the UrliVerse Who, Jimi, and of course, the ship on was the 60s and Genre The Beatles. I was way to really no one is to blame Prarna, Romance, Musical busy going to my friend's there, except for maybe my Running 'rime basement concert, or some parents, but I think my dad 131 rninutes:.: VFW for a $3 local show was in elementary school Director to care about these ancient when "Abbey Road" came Julie Taymor bands that were only played out, so I can let it slide. For CAst on the "oldies" station, and I all of us that missed out on Jim Sturgess totally regret it. one of the most definitive EVan Rachel Wood . But, I've paid the price, eras in our nation's history, Oh.,. and Bono. and definitely learned my "Across The Universe" is a MPAA Rating —.• lesson, and since my senior wonderful recap of the time- PG-13 year at Charles B. Whitnall, line of events that reshaped Roberts Rating I've been catching up on America. And the best part © Yahoo Movies all the of the wonderful, is it uses 33 different songs Jim Sturgess, above, who plays Jude in 'Across the Uni- world changing music that by The Beatles. verse' travels to the United States to find his birth father I missed in my ignorant There is nothing I can say only to find himself falling in love. Johnathan Roberts has characters, it has flaws, scripted theatrics and oth- youth. I've taken a special that can accurately describe WINONAN and it has a message. The ers with an orgy of visual liking to the ever-popular "Across The Universe" themes run deep, the char- effects and drug induced Beatles, not just for their to give it justice, but not I'll be honest. I missed acters even deeper, while alterations. Some say it's musical masterpieces but for because it was that outra- that stage in sophomore year the flaws float on the sur- a musical, others say it's a their politics and ethics as geously awesome, but be- of high school that tons of face, and the message drills two hour music video. well. The passion just pours cause it was that outrageous. us went through where we straight to the core. out in each song like a flood The movie is a work of art. got really into classic rock Thirty-three songs, some through the speakers. It has running themes, it like Led Zepplin, CCR, set up with exquisitely See UNIVERSE, page 14 rN • THE WINONAN'S WEEKLY STUDENT PHOTO SPOTLIGHT oto rix Photo Thisweek'sPhotoPixwastakenatLakeWinonabyEddieLau,aHealth,Exerciseand Rehabilitative Sciences major.
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Send your photo submission, with name, year, major and caption (30 words max) to: PhotoPixo winona.edu "Love is agrowing, to fitll constant light; and his rst minute, after noon, is night." — John Donne 12 Arts 6 Entertainment Sugar, we're going on tour to dance, dance Sarah Burgen same thing for three nights, show. Three guest passes was nice to my friends. Park. Her apartment was WINONAN was great. After the show, were waiting for us. As we The show that night blew phenomenal. It was on the we drove about an hour and pulled into the parking lot, me away. We had seats right tenth story and overlooked The entire reason I'm half into northern Indiana, I received a text message next to the stage. Fall Out the city. It was absolutely going to school is to make where my friend Kristin is from a man who is, quite lit- Boy is one of those bands breathtaking. some money doing some- from. Her friend Amber of- erally, my hero. His name is that I've seen grow from The next morning, after thing I love to do. What I fered up her living room to Johnny Minardi and, at the nothing into this HUGE f showered (once again, the love to do, at least for now, us, and we gratefully took age of 18, he took $4,000 phenomenon and it truly shower was incredible... is be around people who her up on it. and started his own record makes me emotional to I've never felt so clean), make music. Those who After six hours of sleep, label. He is 24 now, works think about it. They get a we walked around Chicago can't play music, listen to we woke up and visited for Fueled By Ramen and bad rep in the press because and went to the most amaz- music, right? various ing Italian restaurant. We I'm a self-proclaimed places people-watched for a while, concert addict, and on most in Kris- and then jumped in Kristin's days, you'll see me wear- tin's car to head down to the final ing a band.T-shirt. I get home- stop on our adventure— crap from my roommates town. Champaign, Ill. for this, but it's who I am, It We actually got to the and it's who I've been for a was re- show an hour and a half very long time. The people I ally the early that day. Dave pulled tend to get along with value begin- through for me again. I was music as much as I do. ning of guest listed +1, and had two My friends Kristin, one of VIP passes. Andrew and I left Friday the best Seeing Dave perform- morning for Grand Rapids, days of ing on stage in an arena Mich. It was the second stop my life. that night for a full set was of Fall Out Boy's Young Even a little bit surreal. This is and Wild Things tour. Now, my a guy I've seen perform in many people may be think- shower front of seven people. I'm ing, "You seriously like that so proud of him. Fall Out Boy?" The answer morn- There's something amaz- is yes, so shut up, because ing was ing about knowing the set © Carly Stephens I don't care about being a prob- lists by heart and feeling a Fall Out Boy's vocalist Patrick Stump and bassist Pete Wentz perform Saturday hipster all the time. ably in Rosemont, Ill. at the Allstate Arena. The Saturday show was sold out, as Fall part of something that big. After driving for about the best Out Boy is a band native to the Chicago area. It was very bittersweet, eight-and-a-half hours, and shower because I knew that I would losing an hour because of I had ever taken. is one of the nicest people they are enjoying what have to go back to the struc- time zone discrepancies, we We drove into Chicago I've ever had the pleasure of they're doing, but they re- ture of college classes. arrived at the Deltaplex in and hit insane traffic, and knowing. When I found out ally care about their diehard Essentially living out of Grand Rapids. Due to my stopped to use some fa- that I would be at a show fans. a car for three days was one infinite connections in the cilities in Gary, Ind., which that I was certain he'd be They played the same set of the most liberating things music industry (haha), I was probably wasn't the best attending, I let him know. as the night before, with the I've ever experienced. I guest listed and got two VIP idea. It was a shady area, We exchanged numbers and exception of probably one wish I could do it over passes at the box office. and the fast food restaurant agreed to meet up there. of the best songs they've again, and hopefully some- We arrived right as the where we made the pit stop Sure enough, as I was wan- ever written: 'Chicago Is So day, I will be able to. band that my friend, Dave didn't even have a bath- dering around the venue, I Two Years Ago.' Melillo, was playing with room. spotted him and had a mini My energy was super (Cute Is What We Aim Regardless, we made it to freak out. We talked for a high after their set as we Sarah can be reached at For of Fueled By Ramen the venue at a little bit past little while, and despite the drove into downtown SCBurgen 5575 @winona. records) was finishing up. 7:30. My friend Andrew fact that I felt like a com- Chicago to stay at Kristin's edu. The show, which I will get had worked his magic that plete creeper, he was gra- friend's apartment right into later since I saw the night, since it was a sold out cious and hugged me and by the famous Millennium Wednesday, October 24, 2007 - Arts 6 Entertainment 13 Universe continued from page 12 Over 100 I say that it is an art gal- liberties in her directing CAREE employers and lery that exposes all the and creates something very Career Fair is sponsored by Career Services of graduate back-stories, all of the emo- original and fresh, that even Minnesota State College, Southeast Technical, Saint Mary's schools! tion, the feeling, the cir- with all of the flaws, forced 2007 University of Minnesota and Winona State University cumstances and scenarios, songs, and obvious referenc- all of the pain and loss and es, these are all too easily moving on, the fighting, the overpowered by the depths Exhibits Interviews resistance, the struggle—ev- that are gone to in order to Wednesday, Oct. 24 Thursday, Oct. 25 erything that made the 60s make it a very magical and McCown Gym • 12 noon - 4 p.m. East Hall • 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. what they are, and shows mysterious experience. 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Hawki ns, Ash, Baptie & Company Minnesota—Winona Campus Wipfli LLP HealthEast Care System Saint Mary's University Schools of WSU Army ROTC ture, it is really the screen- If there was one part of HLB Tautges Redpath, Ltd. Graduate and Professional Prgrms. Wyde Corporation play itself that carries the the 60s that the movie re- movie. The casting and ally drove home, it was the For details, please visit www.winona.edu/career or call (507) 457-5340 acting are solid all the way compulsion to move, to be through, and movie forums active, to find something to I warn you it won't be for out be too weird for some your film. tell me that 90% of the believe in, to do something everyone. It is free, it is people. But if you find songs were done live, on that you love, or just to love. expressive, there are guys' yourself with an open mind Reach Jonathan at JPRob- set, which, to me, is very I would suggest "Across back bottoms and girls' top and an appreciation for The [email protected]. impressive. Taymor takes The World" for anyone, but fronts, and it just might flat Beatles, then you've found 14 Arts ODatertairtment Despite doubts, Easker dominating as freshman Matt Huss mance was merely the latest in WINONAN a list of impressive accomplish- ments. When Winona State Univer- In just her third collegiate sity cross country coach Neal race she posted the third-best Mundahl was recruiting Betha- time in the history of the WSU ny Easker, he told her that she'd women's program, and she's immediately be one of his top been the Warriors' top finisher three runners. in five of her team's six races Easker was skeptical. this season. When Mundahl said that he Easker is one of 15 fresh- assumed Easker would make men on a women's team that the NSIC all-conference team is without a senior and features in her first year, the freshman just two juniors and three soph- runner didn't believe it. omores. But age appears to be On Saturday Mundahl's pre- just a number in cross country. dictions came to fruition, and WSU's Allie Glasbrenner Easker became a believer. made the all-conference team The freshman phenom as a freshman last season. On placed fifth in the NSIC cham- Saturday she finished in 11th pionships at Westfield Golf place with a time of 23 minues, Course in Winona, earning all- 48 seconds — a personal-best conference honors and leading — but missed the all-confer- the WSU women's team to a ence team by four seconds. third-place finish. "Allie was disappointed," "I told her, 'You'll be within Mundahl said. "But she ran her our top three on the very first best time ever, so she can't be day,"' Mundahl said, referring that disappointed in her perfor- Jackie Hahn/WINONAN to his talk with Easker when he mance." WSU's Kevin Kailas tries to hold off a Northern State runner by the finish line during the was recruiting her. "I assumed WSU sophomore Neil NSIC championship meet Saturday in Winona. she'd be a top 10 all-conference Skoog, who also made the all- runner." conference team as a freshman just haven't been able to get all men to prepare his teams for men. Easker had much more mod- last season, ran his fastest time the way back. the conference meet. His plan While she never expected to est aspirations. of the year at 28:02 to finish "If I could have ran like I appeared to be successful. have so much success so quick- "My goal this summer was 19th overall and lead the men's was able to last year, I would Ryan Slack, who finished ly, Easker envisions a bright fu- to just make varsity and score team to a fifth-place finish, de- have got in that top eight, but I 21st, recorded a personal- ture for the youthful Warriors. for the team," said Easker, who spite being unable to train for left it all out there today, which best time of 28:23. Ryan Le- "We're young, but we'll all finished just three seconds out nearly two months late in the is all I could do." din (29:06) and Brent Vyvyan be together for the next two of second place with a time of summer due to knee tendinitis. All year Mundahl has re- (29:28) also set personal-best to three years," she said. "We 23:18. "I never thought I'd be "I should have done a lot peatedly said that his goal was marks for a men's team that should have a really good doing this good." better – I wanted to get in that to use the regular season as sort features just two juniors, three team." Easker's most recent perfor- top 10 again," Skoog said. "I of a competitive training regi- sophomores and eight fresh- WSU men favored to win NSIC; women picked 5th WINONAN staff MSU-Moorhead and Sporting News Smith, who won national play- place in the NSIC, was picked Wayne State (Neb.). Magazine's pre- er of the year honors last sea- to finish fifth in the preseason The Winona State Univer- WSU, which won season poll. son, was also tabbed to repeat coaches poll. sity men's basketball team was the Division II national Division II as NSIC player of the year by Concordia-St. Paul was a picked to win the Northern Sun championship in 2006 Bulletin also the league coaches. unanimous No. 1, followed Intercollegiate Conference in and was the runner-up named WSU se- The Winona State women's by MSUM, Bemidji State and the league's preseason coaches' last year, will begin nior center John team, which exceeded expecta- NSU. poll. the season ranked No. Smith the Divi- tions and surprised many in the CSP senior center Amanda Northern State was picked to 1 in the nation by Di- sion II preseason Northern Sun Intercollegiate Behnke was named the NSIC finish behind WSU, which was vision II Bulletin, and player of the Conference by going 15-12 preseason player of the year. Smith a unanimous pick, followed by No. 2 in the nation be- year. overall, 11-7 in conference play Southwest Minnesota State, hind South Dakota in The 6-foot-8 and finishing tied for fourth Sports 15 Schumacher beats buzzer; Warriors beat Bears Matt Huss posed to be a moment of recog- WINONAN nition turned into an extended period of awkwardness. Leslie Schumacher did Sutton stared uncomfortably something Saturday afternoon at the Maxwell Field turf as the that is very rare in the sport of -impressive achievements she's soccer. accumulated over her four-year The junior midfielder beat career in purple and white was the buzzer, scoring the golden read off for all to hear. goal with just three seconds left The list went on and on. in double-overtime to give the "It was a little awkward," Winona State University wom- Sutton laughed. "You don't en's soccer team a 1-0 victory want to look at everyone in the over Concordia-St. Paul. stands because they're talking Despite outshooting the about you, and you don't want Golden Bears 31-13 and lead- to be like, 'Yeah, that's me.'" ing 13-4 in shots on goal, the In 2005 she was named to Warriors' explosive offense the Northern Sun Intercolle- was held scoreless by a bun- giate Conference second team kering CSP defense for the first and the NSIC all-tournament 109 minutes and 57 seconds. team. In 2006 she made the With time running down and NSIC all-conference first team, desperate to make something the NSIC all-tournament team, happen, WSU junior Heidi Wo- the NSCAA/adidas all-central erle unleashed a rocket from 40,11A., region first team and the Dak- nearly 30 yards out. The ball tronics all-central region sec- curved through multiple CSP .›,§1*WiA3'4Z' s ond team. She was named the defenders to the far post, where NSIC offensive player of the Schumacher had gone back week twice and ranked second door to beat her defender. in the league in points (15) and Racing full-speed toward the goals (7) and first in game-win- goal, Schumacher got a leg on ning goals (5) en route to be- the ball and redirected it past Fred Schulze/WINONAN WSU's Gina Florian attempts to kick the ball past a Minnesota State-Moorhead defender ing named the NSIC offensive the CSP goalkeeper. during the Warriors' 5-0 win Sunday at Maxwell Field. player of the year. "I don't even remember Her two goals on Sunday what I did; I just remember game," Schumacher said. "We been on a tear as of late. She's since the middle of the season, moved Sutton into second place Heidi crossing the ball and it played so hard all the way to equaled her two-year total over and we're really clicking at the all-time at WSU with 105 ca- going through all the defenders the end, and we knew we could her past four games — a stretch right time." reer points and third place all- and ending up at me," Schu- finish it — it was just a matter in which she's put up 11 points The Warriors have a com- time with 38 career goals. macher said. "I just ended up of time. — and has six goals in 17 games bined 18 goals during their "I feel like I'm leaving my knock- "I guess it did take until there on the season. five-game winning streak, and mark, and that was a good way 1,"Ar,W7 ing it were three seconds left to finish She scored twice in the War- Schumacher has played a huge to end the last home game of in. I re- it, but winning is the most im- riors' 5-2 win at Wayne State part, but no player has been the regular season, she said" ally just portant thing." last Saturday, added another hotter than Holly Sutton. Sutton and her senior team- ended Schumacher knows from in WSU's 4-0 win over host The senior forward has six mates, Katie Krantz, Lindsay up be- experience. As a sophomore Southwest Minnesota State goals, three assists and 15 points Opgenorth, Kallie Tellefsen, ing in on her high school basketball last Sunday, and scored in over her last five games — and Annie Lauterer, Molly Blum the right team, she hit a 3-pointer at the her fourth straight one awkward half- and Kayla Walters, whose list place at buzzer to send the game into game in Sunday's time experience. of accomplishments droned on Schumacher the most overtime. Her team eventually 5-0 blanking of After scoring two just as long, have left an indel- perfect lost. MSU-Moorhead. goals in the first half ible mark at WSU, leading the time." "That 3-point shot was the "I have to credit of WSU's win over Warriors to three regular season Bears defenders fell to the only thing that comes close to the team," Schum- MSUM, Sutton was conference titles, two NSIC turf of Maxwell Field in shock this," she said. "But this one acher said. "Things recognized with the tournament championships and and disbelief, as Schumacher was way better." are just working rest of her senior a 61-12-7 overall record. was mobbed by her teammates. After scoring just five goals really well for us teammates as part "It was just awesome, and in 42 career games over her right now. We've of Senior Day. we really needed to win that first two years, Schumacher has really stepped it up S utt on What was sup- 16 Sports Warriors win 30th straight NSIC home game Adam Stanek "We had a good game plan," The second WINONAN Sawyer said. "We loaded up the half turned front and ran the ball hard." out to be The Winona State Universi- As a result, Winona State much better ty football team's game Satur- was able to get an early lead. executed on day was more than just a home On WSU's first possession, the defensive game. Alex Wiese ran the ball into the side for both It was their last home game end zone from 14 yards out to teams. of the season against a very tal- give the Warriors a 7-0 lead, However, ented Bemidji State team, and capping off a 4-play, 49-yard BSU made the it was regionally televised. drive. game interest- Winona State defeated the The Beavers answered on ing. Northern Sun Intercollegiate the ensuing possession, as Er- On its first Conference preseason favorite ick Newman scored on a 4-yard drive of the 35-24 and kept their undefeated touchdown run. second half, conference record intact. The Warriors got the lead BSU drove "It was huge because they back on the next possession. down the field were the defending conference WSU went on a 10-play, 68- and kicked a champions," WSU coach Tom yard drive which was again an- 24-yard field Sawyer said. swered by Wiese pounding it in goal to cut the It was the 30th consecutive from 3 yards out. WSU lead to home NSIC win for the War- Ryan Abbott missed the ex- 15. riors, who haven't lost a con- tra-point attempt, keeping the W S U ,
ference game at home in eight lead at six. ahead 32-17, • seasons. The Warrior offense also drove down The game received regional took advantage of great defen- the field on exposure, as Fox Sports Net sive work. the next pos- broadcasted the game to view- After recovering a fumble, session, but ers in five states. the Warrior offense punched Aber threw an "It wasn't just a great promo- in a 5-yard touchdown run by interception in tion for our team, but the whole quarterback Drew Aber. the red zone. university," Sawyer said. Abbott again missed the ex- BSU returned Jackie Hahn/WINONAN WSU's Alex Wiese (29) tries to break through a tackle against Northern The key to the Warriors' win tra point, and the Warriors held it into WSU State during the Warriors' 49-20 win Oct. 13 at Maxwell Field. over the Beavers was the rush- a 19-7 lead. territory. ing attack. BSU took advantage of a But the Burks, who had 13 catches for he faced all game. "People WSU gained 168 yards rush- WSU mistake on defense, as WSU defense held again, and 130 yards and one touchdown. shouldn't be double covering ing on 48 attempts for an aver- Beavers quarterback Cory War- the Beavers missed on a 23- "My goal was to just come anybody on our team because age 3.5 yards per carry. drope connected on a 36-yard yard field goal attempt. in and make an impact," Burks we are that talented." For any other team, 3.5 yards pass play to Anthony Schreiber In the fourth quarter, WSU said. Aber was able to put together per carry might not seem like for a touchdown. made it a three-possession "That's a solid game, as he completed much, but against the Bemidji BSU cut the lead to five on game again, as it went on a 15- what 27 of 40 passes for 302 yards State defense, the number was the 7-play, 63-yard drive. play, 71-yard drive capped off I'm try- and two touchdowns to go very high. Winona State would also by a 26-yard field goal by Ab- ing to along with one rushing score. BSU had one of the best rush capitalize on a Bemidji State bott, making the score 35-17. do. Just However, the unsung hero of defens- mistake on defense. BSU (4-4, 3-3) was dealt make the game was Wiese, who had es in the On third-and-long, Aber some bad field position on its an im- 34 carries for 126 yards and country connected with wide receiver next possession but it didn't pact on two touchdowns. and had Scott Peters on a slant. Peters stop its offense. Winona WSU (7-1, 6-0) put up 35 given took it to the house for a 33- The Beavers went on a S- Burks State points off of 470 total yards up only yard touchdown, putting the play, 85-yard drive finished off and our against a defense giving up 3 9 1 Warriors up 26-14. by a Wardrope 12-yard touch- football team as a whole. I just only 322 yards and 16 points rush With less than two minutes down pass to Adam Berg, cut- want to be a part of something per game. yards remaining in the half, the War- ting the lead to 11. great." Aber coming riors put together an 8-play, 54- But the WSU defense fin- "If you're going to do that, Reach Adam at AJS- into the yard drive, capped. off with a ished strong, and the Warriors it's going to open up Tyrre, [email protected] game, 1-yard touchdown pass to Tyrre won 35-24. who is a great wide receiver an average of 1.5 yards per Burks, putting WSU up 32-14 Leading the way for the War- in his own right," Peters said, rush. at the half. riors in the receiving game was referring to the double teams Snorts 17 Balich leads Warriors to all-time milestones Justin Magill have to lay down the law, and "It is an in- WINONAN those are the times when you're tense game not well-liked," Balich said. that we all get Records are meant to be bro- "But the team understands, and into, sometimes ken, and the Winona State Uni- we move on." there's anger but versity volleyball team broke Sometimes a coach has to all in good fun," two of them. lay down the law, and they of- Balich said. A victory over Bemidji State ten look at the team's captain. Most fans University not only set a school "I let her know when we would agree that record for conference wins are playing well, but I am on it's very enjoy- (10), but it also set a new mark her first when we are not play- able to watch a for overall wins with 18. ing well," WSU coach Connie player who en- Confident, consistent play Mettille said. "But she handles joys the game as has helped WSU play well as the leadership role as well as much as Balich of late, but leadership from its anyone can." does. captain has made this year one Being a captain also means "She is just a to remember. taking on different responsibili- fun person to be One can't help but notice the ties, something Balich has ex- around," a smil- presence that Rudi Balich has perienced this year. ing Mettille said. on the Warriors. Balich was a defensive spe- Balich is a Balich is by far the most ex- cialist at the start of the season, unique player cited player on the court, bring- but with WSU's mid-season in- who's out there 4 < ing energy and excitement to jury bug, Mettille had to make to have fun while \\\ the WSU squad. some adjustments. putting together Fred Schulze/WINONAN Balich is the first player who One of those adjustments a consistently WSU's Crystal Otte digs the ball as teammate Carmen Stankowski watch- can be heard after every point was moving Balich from her solid perfor- es during the Warriors' nonconference win over UW-Parkside on Oct. 16 in McCown Gymnasium. in a defensive role to a distinctly mance, and she's match, more offensive position of out- a player fans Oct. 12. team this season. whether side hitter. love to see. That bump happened to be The Warriors put together W S U "It was a 100 percent men- "She loves everything about the top team in the Northern another solid team effort, beat- needs tality change for me," Balich WSU," Mettille said. "She Sun Intercollegiate Conference, ing Parkside 3-0 (30-15, 32-30, to get said. bleeds purple." Concordia-St. Paul. 30-19) last Tuesday. some Balich has adjusted well to In her two years as captain, CSP swept the Warriors 3-0 Carmen Stankowski led m o - the position change but still Balich has had an educational (30-27, 30-24, 30-24). WSU with 17 kills and Dobie m e n - keeps her defensive mentality. experience. Jenna Padley suffered an an- quarterbacked the offense with t u m Even with her new success "I have learned a lot about kle injury early in Game 2, mak- 37 assists. back, as an outside hitter, Balich leadership," Balich said. "All I ing it tough for WSU to bring WSU traveled to UM-Crook- or after showed that she is a complete know is that this year's team is all of its weapons against the ston on Friday and defeated the one of her teammates or herself player against Minnesota State- the best that I have been a part No. 4-ranked Golden Bears. Golden Eagles 3-0 (30-18, 31- scores a-big point. Moorhead. of." Freshman Kim Nemcek led 29, 30-25). Watching Balich play can be Balich led the way for WSU Balich loves her team and WSU with 12 kills, and Lisa Balich and Stankowski a breath of fresh air for fans, with 15 kills, and showed off will do anything to help it suc- Dobie had 29 assists. teamed up with 12 kills and who get to see a player who her defensive skills with 20 ceed, which is, perhaps the true WSU bounced back the fol- Dobie recorded a match-high truly loves the game and never digs — also a team high. definition of a captain. lowing day, defeating MSUM 44 assists. gets down when the match gets Balich also offered a little in- Balich and the rest of her 3-0 (30-25, 30-20, 30-15). The record-setting match tough. sight into what goes on behind WSU teammates kept their hot "We came back after a loss was against BSU, as the War- After a huge point, it's com- the scenes, including some of streak going. last night and played phenom- riors swept the Beavers 3-0 mon to see Balich fire off fist Mettille's pet peeves. A dominating defensive per- enally well today," Mettille (30-19, 30-24, 30-22). pumps, similar to Tiger Woods "She absolutely hates it formance and a balanced of- said. Balich, Stankowski and after making a long putt. when we pick at our shorts," fensive attack helped WSU to a Balich had a stellar match, Nemcek each had 10 kills, and Balich is a two-year captain Balich said. "Or when you ask 3-0 (30-19, 30-14, 30-22) vic- leading the Warriors with 15 Dobie turned in another solid for the Warriors, which means her a question that she already tory over Upper Iowa on Oct. kills and 20 digs. performance with 36 assists. she knows how to lead a team. answered." 9. "Balich had something to "The girls are happy about At times it is not all fun and Balich said this year's team "It was just another team prove tonight, and she did it," the record, but they know that games for Balich, because be- has bonded well together. Per- effort for us tonight," Mettille Mettille said. there is still business left to take ing a leader means that she has haps from some of the games said. WSU got a break from NSIC care of," Mettille said. to be tough on her teammates. they play while on the road, WSU had a little bump in the opponents, playing Wisconsin- "There are times when you such as the card game "Mafia." road in its following match on Parkside, an extremely streaky 18 Sports The Perspective: Made-for-TV drama at Maxwell Field
Chandler MacLean ball from quarterback Cory Perkette upending Schreiber on WINONAN Wardrope for a 36-yard second an overthrown deep ball. Sch- Winona State Statistical Spotlight: quarter touchdown. The War- reiber left his feet for the lob A sea of camera-ready twen- riors defender had good cover- pass over the middle and Per- ty-somethings filled Winona age on the play, staying right kette made him pay, sending 18, 10 overall and conference wins for the WSU volleyball State's end zone student sec- on Schreiber's hip, but the ball the receiver head over heels on team this season. The most since moving to Division II tion for Saturday's Bemidji was thrown perfectly in stride. a full-front flip. Wee! Schreiber 04******X"--iiikaWa4 State at WSU football game. • WSU receiver Scott Peters' almost stuck the landing, ex- 12 consecutive games won by the Warriors'. Warrior pride is real and gain- ensuing 33-yard touchdown re- cept he didn't, and he probably ing momentum, but the spike in ception. Peters caught a short thought twice about crossing 27 games won in their last 30 games overal. attendance at Maxwell Field at drag pass across the middle and the middle anytime thereafter. Alltel Stadium WSU had its put a nasty fake on a BSU de- • WSU receiver Tyrre Burks 9 matches won in their last 10 outings largest crowd of the season at fender, faking an inside cut at hauling in a 29-yard first quar- 3,432 — was also thanks to the full speed before cutting it out- ter pass from Aber. Burks re- 18 goals scored by the WSU women's soccer team over its half dozen or so TV cameras on side to the sideline and running peatedly made plays like this, five-game winning streak hand. it in. The FSN cameras got a snatching the ball out of the Fox Sports Net North aired nice replay of that one. air with his long arms and 6- the game live from Winona. • WSU running back Alex foot-6 size. His concentration 2 goals allowed by the Warriors over that span The regional sports station Wiese drawing a personal foul and hands were in primetime reaches two million households for a third-quarter late hit. form. He and Peters with Aber 3 seconds remaining when WSU junior midfielder Les- in a five-state area. In other Upon replay, it looked like at the helm and Wiese in the lie Schumacher scored the golden goal in the Warriors' 1-0 words, "Hi, mom!" opportuni- BSU caught a raw deal on this backfield will be a maddening double-overtime victory over Concordia-St. Paul on Saturday ties abound. one. Wiese ran over the defend- matchup for opposing defenses On the field, the game pro- er with a stiff arm. A classic going forward. 5 goals in 42 career games for Schumacher prior to 2007 vided a regional audience with example of the power running • Wardrope's final play of the a slice of Northern Sun Inter- game he brings to the table. game. The Beavers quarterback 5 goals scored by Schumacher in her last four games collegiate Conference football • WSU strong safety Tyler hung in the pocket as long as he at its best. The War- possibly could on 6 goals scored by WSU senior forward Holly Sutton in her riors protected an a 12-yard touch- last five games 18-point halftime down. He paid for lead on their way to it, too. The War- a 35-24 win. riors pass rush 15 points tallied by Sutton over the same period A short sampling got to him just as of the made-for-TV he released the 105 career points for Sutton — second all-time at WSU plays: ball. Wardrope's • Warriors quar- head violently 38 career goals for Sutton, ranking her third all-time terback Drew Aber bounced from leaping over a Bea- the turf It looked 61-12-7 career record of seniors Sutton, Kayla Walters, Katie vers defender at bad. He stayed on Krantz, Kallie Tellefsen, Annie Lauterer and Molly Blum in the goal line for a the sideline bench their four years on the WSU women's soccer team 5-yard touchdown with ice around in the second quar- his neck for the 2,000,000 households reached by Fox Sports Net North. ter. Great decision. rest of the game. FSN broadcasted the Bemidji State at Winona State football I've never seen Gutsy play, but an game live Saturday to its five-state regional viewing area anything quite like unfortunate one it. Aber and the for the Beavers, 51 career passing touchdowns for Warriors senior quarterback defender were one- who could have Drew Aber, who moved to third all-time at WSU after throwing on-one, literally used Wardrope's for two TDs against BSU face-to-face, when leadership on later Aber decided to pivotal drives. jump right over the "I believe that 32 points in the first half for the Warriors against BSU top of him. if we all have • BSU preseason fun like that, no- 13 points allowed per game by the Beavers going in All-American re- body can stop ceiver Anthony Andrew Link/WINONAN us," Burks said. 3, 0 total tackles, sacks for BSU defensive tackle Zach Staf- Schreiber run- WSU wide receivers Drew Alexander (81) and Tyrre "That's what it's ford, the NSIC's preseason defensive player of the year, on ning under a per- Burks (11) celebrate after Burks' touchdown catch all about." Saturday against the Warriors fectly thrown deep against Northern State on Oct. 13 at Maxwell Field. 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Football: Warriors continue home dominairce Volleyball: Bach leads Warriors JO all-time scho®I records Soccer: Schumacher's arriors at buzzer