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News for a campus community WINONAN Wednesday, Oct. 2008 Volume 87 Issue 8 Stomp Out Hate brings down discrimination at WSU
By Courtney Zinter to the official website, www. within the community. about them and their stories." problem on campus regarding Winonan • stompdance.org . "Stomp Out Hate can benefit For Timm, the event discrimination against gender, Chants echoed across Nearly 300 students, faculty the community by showing that promotes tolerance and helps race and sexual preference," campus Thursday as Winona and community members WSU students care and we are end discrimination by showing Timm said. State University's Recreational attended the social awareness trying to make a difference and students' efforts toward creating The audience reacted Leadership class kicked off event, said Brianna Timm, co- bring awareness," Timm said. and maintaining a tolerant positively to the event, with Stomp Out Hate Day. activity group leader for the "It can benefit WSU if there are campus environment. many saying they were pleased The annual event is meant to event. students that feel like they have "We did it because we to see students addressing the "abolish ignorance and spread The event was aimed at been victims of hate. There are wanted to bring awareness issue of hate. happiness at WSU" according creating social awareness people on campus that care to the campus that there is a See STOMP, page 5 Local non-profit groups take a hit by economic downfall By Stephanie Trask "Even on a personal level, Winonan I've been more careful where spending money is going," Plaskette said. "I have to learn The country's economical to get the most out of each downfall has hit many non- penny." profit volunteer organizations Students can help out the Red in Winona. Cross without donating money Marie Plaskett, director of by volunteering their time, and the Winona chapter of the help with projects at the office. American Red Cross, said the "We love the energy of organization is experiencing students," Plasket said. "Even a decrease in donations from if they can come every Monday individuals and businesses, for an hour, that's one hour that whether they be monetary, we didn't have. The volunteer household or other items. hours are just precious." "Without a doubt, it's been The Winona County Food not so strong," she said. Shelf is also being hit by the In an average year, there are weak economy. about two local fire-related Director Sandra Burke said situations the Winona Red there hasn't been an eight Cross assists with. percent increase in the number The Red Cross provides food, of families using the food shelf. clothing and shelter for families Currently, 722 shop there. displaced by these fires. This means that families are Photo by Nick Furlong/Winonan This year, however, there experiencing difficulties in their Ruth Werner stocks shelves Wednesday at the Winona Volunteer Services Food Shelf. The Food were seven, which took a toll workplace, such as declines in Shelf has had an increase in use over the past year because of the sagging economy. on funds. See DONATE, page 5
Sorority raises money for Hiroshima survivor Women s soccer team Library + Privacy Special Olympics tells her story wins 13th consecutive
Phone: 507-457-5119 www.winona.edu/winonan Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008 Leslie Albers Shari Harman Kara Lindaman Eunie Alsaker Jacqueline Hatlevig - Dan Lintin Jennifer Anderson Amy Hermodson Mari Livingston Jodi Anderson April Herndon Gene Lundak Tamara Berg Alexander Hines Carol Madland Elizabeth Burke Ben Hoffmann Kelly McClintick Chris Buttram Colette Hyman Jim Meyer Jane Carducci Karen Johnson Travis Norman Deb Cumberland Karyn Johnson Linda Novacek Jose M. de Leon Candace Kairies Beatty Todd Paddock Nancy Dumke Cindy Killion Jay Palmer Gary Eddy Nancy Koeller Joyce Peckover Pat Ferden Mary Kiley Lange Erin Peters Vanessa Fernandez Greene Kathy Peterson Joan Francioni Pat Przybylski Maureen Gerson Tim Gegg-Harrison Ken Graetz PACE The faculty, staff, and administrators listed on this page provide Safe Spaces at WSU for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender individuals and their allies. If you, or someone you know, needs a Safe Space, please look for the Safe Space Logo and talk to one of these individuals.
Fran Ragsdale Kristine Tibor Rita Rahoi-Gilchrest Dan Wahl Wayne Ripley Nathan Wardinski Doug Rosendahl Rod Winters Susan Sefkow Amy Wolff Ellen Severson Jin Xu Cathy Summa Carol Ziehlsdorf Tammy Swenson Lepper 2 - News Coming Out Day addresses equal rights By Kaarina Alfors On Wednesday, Hsu Li spoke describe gay students. Winonan to students about what it was In addition to the GLBT club's like to grow up as a bisexual, efforts to educate students, other For the third consecutive the struggles she had with Winona State faculty and staff year, Winona State University parents who did not believe have been doing their part in celebrated National Coming in bisexuality and how they making students feel safe about Out Day. accepted her regardless of their talking about their sexuality. The event, which was held beliefs. Safe Space stickers have on Oct. 15, was created by Alex Hines, Winona been placed on faculty doors the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual State's director of Inclusion to let students know that there and Transgender organization and Diversity, said National are places to speak about their on campus. Its purpose is to Coming Out Day is not only for personal matters without being address issues like equal rights gay pride. judged. for gays. The day also raised Hines said that too many "People shouldn't be afraid awareness about the GLBT students use words such as of who they are. Everyone club. "gay" too freely. He hopes changes and deals with things This year, Magdalen Hsu Li that by raising awareness differently," Hines said. spoke to Winona residents about about sexuality, students will what it is like to be Asian and understand the harm that comes Contact Kaarina at bisexual in the music industry. from using derogatory words to [email protected]
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News - 3 Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008 Healthy Monday's Oct Voices About Alcohol This panel discussion will include cam us and COITIMUIll leaders, including elected officials, students, parents, s are concerned about risk drinking in the college p ion More information to come! Coordinated by Kelli Mc Health Educator N v. 3: Nutritio the College Stude Learning how to e aithy at college can be toug any when there may be so many foodsyan choose from in the cafeteria or your budgets seems to limit you to Ramer' noo e his workshop -will focus on principles of healthy eating and provide you with tips, strategies and recipes to put you on the track to creating your own healthy eating plan while on a college bud et Presented by: Jill Henschel Nov. 17: Grief and t The approaching holidays ter the loss of a loved one. This presentation will look a ings of grief and loss during the season of abundance and joy. Presented by: Eunie Alsaker, Counselor 4\ 17 . - WSU Healthy Monday's is cosponsored by Health Promotion, Student Health and Counseling Services. AI:" The national Healthy Monday's campaign is a project of Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. ‘, For more information, please contact Kelli McClintick at 507.457.5619 or [email protected] The Day All Health Breaks Loose Phi Theta Chi hosts memorial walk for Beth Kunce Roxanne's Electrolysis ermanent 3-fair Remova By Tim Brennan for the Special Olympics of heart failure at the age of 22. Olympics. Winonan Minnesota. To honor her life and beliefs, The sisters chose to 51 East 4th St. Suite 311 Beth Kunce held the position the Phi Theta Chi sisters created donate funds for the Special The Exchange building About two dozen people of historian in the Phi Theta Chi the Beth Kunce Memorial walk Olympics because Kunce had Winona, MN 55987 gathered at Jaycee's Pavilion sorority, as well as an alumnus in 2007. spent much time volunteering Stop by OR Call to Make in Winona to participate in the of the society. The Winona State In the past, Phi Theta Chi with the organization. an Appointment Today!!! second annual Beth Kunce senior was active in several held events at Beth's favorite "Beth was very involved Memorial Walk, hosted by extracurricular activities. bar to celebrate her life. with the Special Olympics; (507)458-5339 Winona State University's Phi In the fall of 2003, she was Donations from the walk she was also active in the *Credit Cards Acce ted! Theta Chi sorority. found in a state of cardiac will be used to help fund one Therapeutic Recreation and The two hour event, held arrest. After spending four days of the sorority's two main Recreation Club," Phi Theta last Saturday, raised money in the hospital, Kunce died of philanthropies: the Special See WALK, page 6 4 - News STOMP Continued from page 1 567-452-8808 Samantha Kolbo, a senior crimes; a candle walk; and elementary education major, dance performances by the said Stomp Out Hate strengthens dance team and members of Treat yourself to a Great community. Dance Society. Off-Campus location for 2009-10 "As a future educator, events Jordan Fieber, another Stomp 404,10 such as Stomp Out Hate are Out Hate leader, said the event PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 1.? jPIC7St9 rrirCel:;PCX155 important because they bring was a promotion of safety for & SALES vre everyone together," Kolbo said. everyone on campus. "The messages of unity and "This is home to so many Main St & Broadway You Choose: k 9 moving forward that Stomp people and we want them to • Great locations (dose to WSU) Out Hate promotes are essential feel safe being here every day," Off-street parking/garages A Great Place To Live! • Central air to a strong sense of community Fieber said. "It also benefits • On-site laundry which is necessary for our our community because we can Tenants Trust! • Dishwashers & disposals • Lawnigarden lots society to solve the problems only hope that stomping out • Decks with river views our past has created." hate can spread through the city Jacuzzi, tubs! Stomp Out Hate day and possibly become a citywide HOUSES & -Under New Management! AU of our quality 3-5BR units now $339-$395 except included a speech by Daryl event someday." for a few ultra-deluxe places under $425. Davis, author of "Klan- APARTMENTS -1,2,3,4 or 5 bedroom houses and apartments More discounts when 6-10 share a duplex. Destine Relationships"; an And heck, bring your cat* while your at it! open microphone for students Contact Courtney at www.greatrivermanagement.com Bluff City Properties is Winona's to• share their stories of hateate- [email protected] email: [email protected] biggest and best provider of off.campus apartments and houses. Visit our listings at www•WinonaStudentliousing.com ;•* Call: 507-454-'4444
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• ..:'g,•.4M Over 100 employers ana graduate schools! r Wednesday Thursday Friday ;.% WSU Hosts Election Coverage Panel International Music Series Hosts Gao WSU Hosts "In the Heart of the Beast Discussion Hong Puppet and Mask Theatre" PLACE: Student Activity Center, Kryzsko PLACE: Tau Center Rotunda PLACE: Performing Arts Center Main Stage Commons TIME: 5:30 p.m. TIME: Noon-12:50 p.m. TIME: 7 to 8:30 p.m. CONTACT: e-mail Cathy Schmidt at CONTACT: e-mail Gretchen Cohenour at CONTACT: e-mail Tom Grier at TGrier@ [email protected] [email protected] or winona.edu visit http://water.southeastmn.edu Career Services Hosts IBM WSU Welcomes Rock-a-Thon for Cystic Fibrosis Author Dr. Robert D. Morris PLACE: Career Services, 314 Maxwell Foundation TIME: 9 to 4 p.m. PLACE: Performing Arts Center Auditorium CONTACT: Career Services at PLACE: WSU Courtyard TIME: 7 p.m. 507-457-5878, e-mail [email protected] TIME: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. CONTACT: e-mail Paul Johnson at or visit www.winona.edukareer CONTACT: e-mail Jaime Johnson at [email protected] or visit www.win- [email protected] ona.edu/commonbook , Monday Tuesday Winona Symphony Orchestra Faculty Exhibition: ChunLok Mah Guest Artist Recital: Artaria String and Mary Roettger Quartet PLACE: Performing Arts Center Main Stage TIME: 7:30 p.m. PLACE: Watkins Hall PLACE: Stark Auditorium CONTACT: call Marybeth Lenhardt TIME: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. TIME: 7:30 p.m. at 507-457-5250 CONTACT: e-mail Anne Plummer at CONTACT: call Marybeth Lenhardt [email protected] at 507-457-5250 Exhibition: Art of Recovery PLACE: Darrell W. Krueger Library TIME: All day CONTACT: call Kathy Peterson at 507-457-2913 or email Student Recital [email protected] ILLER PLACE: Performing Arts Center Main Stage IS YOUR MAYOR Interact with your mayor on his new TIME: 2 p.m. CONTACT: call Marybeth Lenhardt website: mayorjerrymiller.com at 507-457-5250 vote Miller on November 4th aid for by Jerry Miller on his own behalf 265W,Broadway St Winona,M News - 7 Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008 Political momentum must carry into communities to cause change On the other hand, it's still discuss with someone thousands another basic thing to do. being environmental stewards, a political campaign that is of miles away, my single vote That local action can branch and unity—and that translates almost completely outside of for either candidate on Nov. 4 into many arenas: minimizing to positive community my sphere-of influence. is not going to make the world car use, educating oneself on engagement outside the realm Everyone realizes that their a better place whatsoever. more issues, participating in of national politics, that is individual vote in a presidential My vote makes a much larger awareness activities, joining exciting. race is ultimately meaningless. difference at the state and local organizations, avoiding The things that matter in our That realization discourages levels, but even there, I am just harmful products, helping at individual lives aren't solved many from voting at all, a small drop in the bucket. local farms, direct action to at the national political level. and often reduces their civic Last week after "Materialistic prevent destntction, community I surely encourage voting as a By Brian Sanders engagement to a minimal level. Economy Day" and watching organizing, saving wasted food, fun activity. Winonan I propose that despair is "The Story of Stuff," we had voting for politicians that you What really matters, though, not the best reaction to one's a discussion about how we can think will help, sharing goods, is creating local communities Like many other politically- relative insignificance on the change the enormous problem or doing anything else to where we are. conscious Winonans, I made national scale. of resource exploitation and promote the furthering of your It's important to foster a a pilgramage to La Crosse on Rather, when faced with a unnecessary waste. community. culture of sustainabaility and Oct. 1 to see Barack Obama scale too large to drastically There are a lot of levels to This leads to my interest in compassion in Winona and deliver an oratory to the anxious affect, the appropriate reaction this problem; the simplest to the Obama campaign. wherever we go after college. masses. would be to reduce the scale. address is people throwing I don't care about many of If you believe that a vote for My attitude toward I love using environmentalist reusable/recycable things in the his proposed policies — it's a a presidential candidate will the political system is an clichés, so I won't resist garbage. political agenda. help change the framework and inconsistant mix of optimism another one: Think globally, Just stop. What I am interested in is his make it easier to improve your and pessimism. act locally. That solution is pretty simple. ablity to inspire people. The community for the long-term, On one hand, I think that While following the Obama/ In terms of "Acting locally", way positive change happens do it. the Obama campaign is great Mccain race may be beneficial sorting your trash is about as is on the community level. If But don't let community with its focus on "Yes we in terms of gauging the political basic as it gets. people are excited by Obama's engagement end there. can", emphasizing grassroots climate in America, learning Decreasing pollution and national campaign rhetoric — involvement rather than a single where people are at, and having helping sustain your community change, the value of helping Contact Brian at personality. a common denominator I can by buying from local farmers is each other, making sacrifices, [email protected] Help me get a fashion sense: Reform my shopping ways Many people don't have Example: This weekend, and jeans kind of girl. And I Ashley's shopping savvy. at Urban Outfitters, I saw a don't want to be. My best friend, Molly, called really cute blue sweater dress. I look at clothes online but me from Oak Park Mall in I grabbed it off the rack and never buy them. I go shopping Overland Park, Kan., and said thrust it into Ashley's arms. She with my mom and see these she needed some retail therapy. tried it on, loved it, and bought adorable clothes but refuse to After passing a few stores, she it in purple. She then wore it the buy them. didn't see anything she liked, next day. I need some direction. I need but went into Forever 21. Another example: I got motivation to dress well. I need We lost our cell phone Molly into vests. Yeah, vests By Sarah Burgen input on what would look good, connection, and when I finally are trendy now but I jumped what colors work, how to spend Editor-in-Chief got back in touch with her, she the gun - I gave her a vest in money in a store wisely. had spent $200 on three things. March. (Sidenote: Literally I'd rather pull an Ashley than I have to give propS to my I've never been able to do every employee at the Mall a Molly. friend Ashley. this. The clothes I wear date of America Express store was She took advantage of many back to high school. My main wearing a vest Saturday). loopholes in the retail industry pair of jeans is from Target and The point is, I feel like I have and got a bajillion clothing I get made fun of for wearing really good fashion taste. I items from Express for $150... band t-shirts quite often. know what looks good. I know with $198 store credit for a So, when the time comes to what colors look nice together. returned coat. Yes, that's right. go shopping, I usually wind up I feel like I can put together a For the price of one coat, she dressing my friends, including great outfit. got all the clothes she needs the aforementioned. I just can't translate these for her advertising campaigns I love picking out clothes I incredible skills into my own Contact Sarah at capstone. feel like I'd look like a fool in. wardrobe. I'm a t-shirt, hoodie [email protected] -Opinion/Editorial Chillin' at the Darrell Krueger Library Perfect study placement gives students an edge textbook in order to gain on the third floor, I will be posted that whole album? knowledge via osmosis. attacked by miniature figurines Better yet, what if it was the Unfortunately, I have to work "Night at the Museum" style. person who was just tagged in Because of the seating the picture on my screen! for my grades, which is why I have made the D.K. Library my arrangements I, more often than That wouldn't be an awkward second home and I am happy not, find myself scrounging exchange: with it. for a wall-side cubicle on the "Is that me...?" The D.K. Library has three second floor. "Yea, uh, you have some Once there, I try to interesting facial expressions." fantastic floors. The first is where I can enjoy organize my thoughts and my Smooth. By Lauren Vincenti Winonan the company of my peers; we belongings. Pretty soon though, I think I can sit at large tables or on Then, I Facebook until I am will bring in a futon and some As midterms come and go, beanbags and talk about our content with the world before I room dividers, maybe even a mini fridge. I realize that more and more new found knowledge that we begin my studies. people have staked out their gained that day. There have been multiple This way, I can spend more favorite study spots. If I want to contemplate my times when I could not find than my 24 hours a week here Personally I prefer, but do not studies by myself or with my my preferred seating and have which might possibly mean limit myself to, the Darrell W. schoolmates, I would most been regretfully forced to sit in more quality Facebook time Krueger Library. likely be found on the second the cubicle rows placed in the and better grades. I spend approximately one floor where I can hear my middle of the two side wings. Possibly. day out of the business week, thoughts as well as whisper I say regretfully because my if not more in the library each rhetorical statements to my Facebook time is limited when week now that the semester is fellow learners. I sit there. up and rolling. My feet have less treaded the I always get the feeling that Ironically, I am writing this third floor this semester. I am not the only one looking article while sitting in one of I only go to those heights if at my computer screen that is the many cubicles offered at the I need to better understand, likely plastered with someone's D.K. Library. contemplate or reflect upon the recently posted pictures. I wish I were the type of subject at hand. What if the other pair of person who just had to show I feel that if even a sound is eyes staring through my back Contact Lauren at up for class or sleep on their muttered from my mouth while belongs to the person who just [email protected] Letters to the Editor ost4.1 ••• for its children would be akin students and parents who treat Ramblings of a to compiling a complete list school and/or its accompanying Pancakes It's the perfect ending to a very of cheeses eaten by the French accoutrements with such long, stressful day, especially ponderer (one for every day of the year, solemn regard that they are I love pancakes. What could those that end at 1 a.m. Who I'm told) or dry cereals by willing to sacrifice everything be greater than warm, fluffy, needs sleep when you can get a Once upon a time there was a Americans. else—be it happiness, wealth, buttermilk pancakes with butter strawberry milkshake? summer camp. For those of you However, we shall sally health, or familial harmony— and delicious maple syrup? And The waiters and waitresses at who are not familiar, a summer forth with at least Cheerios, on the altar of excellence in you know who makes great Perkins are generally very nice camp is a peculiarly American Lucky Charms, and Wheaties, the chosen vocation. And yes, pancakes? Perkins. and engaging, which makes invention by means of which because a partial list is better it is a vocation. You may think, Perkins is probably the the pancake experience all the children of means form brief than no list at all. There are naïve reader, that a twelve- greatest place for students better. They understand the yet intense relationships with boys camps, girls camps, sports year-old does not yet have a who have nothing better to do. needs of a college student at 2 similarly advantaged children camps, church camps, drama vocation. Perhaps that is so What other place in Winona is a.m. on a Thursday. while participating in some camps, math camps, hiking for the twelve-year-olds you open 24 hours, serves delicious But one of my favorite times variety of adrenaline-inducing camps, camping camps, sailing know; the twelve-year-olds pancakes and won't frown to head to Perkins is not late at fun based around a common camps, flying camps, writing who attend tennis camp, violin upon you if you stay for two night- I love going for brunch interest picked for them by camps, fitness camps, research camp, calculus camp, and hours and only order a side of on Sunday. their parents, who, depending camps, college prep camps, architect camp every summer mac and cheese? So I recommend that if you on exact placement in the business camps, band camps, on the other hand, do. And the pie. Don't even get haven't supported the Winona middle to upper class, enjoy choir camps, language camps, me started on the pie. Delicious Perkins lately, head over for a the absence of their children horse camps, travel camps, and caramel apple, luscious French splendid meal. for anywhere from all day to then just plain camp camps. silk, and my favorite- pumpkin. And might I suggest the entire summer. To attempt The academic or skill (athletic, -Anne E. Flaherty Served a la mode? Yes please! pancakes... to name all the types of camps music, drama) camps are WSU English major I find myself at Perkins at the public annually demands particularly popular with those [email protected] least once every few weeks. -Anonymous pancake lover Opinion/Editorial - 9 Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008 Depression screening at Winona State By Courtney Cosgriff appetite and have difficulty of being overwhelmed, and Winonan concentrating." possibly lead to depression and She said she could best anxiety. Counselors from Winona describe depression as feeling "Anxiety is excessive worry State University presented like you are "living in a fog." and panic for really no reason at National Depression Screening The three types of depression all," Brzezinski said. "Anxiety Day last week. are clinical depression, bi-polar can come in forms of phobias, Counselors discussed signs of disorder and seasonal affective panic attacks, Post-Traumatic depression and how to manage disorder. Stress Disorder or Obsessive stress to students struggling "Depression affects many Compulsive Disorder." with negative feelings. people ever year," Alsaker said. Brzezinski emphasized the There was a screening period "It affects one in four women best way to deal with stress after the presentation where and one in 10 men, so it is and anxiety is a combination of students could pose questions definitely a disorder that people balanced diet, exercise, sleep and answer some to determine should be aware of." and time management. if they should seek treatment, 1.5 million people are Another counselor, Wayne medication or another outlet. diagnosed every year with Theye, discussed possible Eunie Alsaker, a counselor at depression or anxiety. treatment options and how to Winona State, said depression Another counselor, Lynda know if you need treatment. is the most common mental Brzezinski, discussed stress "Depression usually occurs health condition, and people and anxiety and how they may out of conflict, social isolation, aged 18 to 24 are the most lead to depression. transitions in life, or a loss vulnerable to it. "Stress can be really good whether that be concrete or Alsaker also added that two for us, because it gives us abstract," Theye said. "If any of thirds of people with depression motivation to do well, but when these things happen to a person, don't seek help. stress goes unmanaged, it can depression symptoms usually "Depression is an illness lead to heart disease, ulcers and stay for two weeks or longer that affects the mind, body and a weakened immune system," Photo by Rory O'Driscoll/Winonan spirit," Alsaker said. "People Brzezinski said. Lynda Brzezinski, a counselor at Winona State University, affected by it are usually She said, that failure to deal speaks to a group of students about the effects of depression often tired, have a loss of an with stress can cause feelings See SCREEN, page 14 on daily life Wednesday at Kryzsko Commons. Minnesota Family Planning at WSU By Rebecca Erdmann that offer Minnesota Family program is that it is entirely Winonan Planning services. confidential. "It is part of Health Services Confidentiality makes it ideal College life is full of hidden protocol to offer Minnesota for students who are reluctant costs: books, food, bills and Family Planning if students to let their parents know that extra cash necessary for a social call or come in for birth they're using birth control. life. control consultation," Grace St. Cloud State University Birth control adds another Rasmussen, a liaison between and Bemidji State University dent in the wallet for the Winona State Health Services also offer the program. students using it. and the Minnesota Department "They were a lot of help when Fortunately, the Minnesota of Human Services, said. we were starting the program," RED WING Family Planning program, a This is the third year of a five- Rasmussen said. relatively new state program, is year trial period for Minnesota According to information on available. Family Planning. After the trial the Minnesota state web site, The program covers services period, the state government Minnesota residents between like birth control, family will decide whether or not to the ages of 15 and 50 at or TATTOO161 E. THIRD ST. DOWNTOWN planning office visits, and approve the program. below. 200 percent of federal WINONA, MINNESOTA sexually transmitted disease Rasmussen describes the poverty guideline are eligible (507) 454-3452 testing. program as something provided for the program. Winona State's Health by the state to assist girls and For a single person, an WWW.REDWINGTATTOO.COM Services and Semcac are the reduce the pregnancy rate. only organizations in the area One of the benefits of the See PLAN, page 13 10 - Arts a Entertainment The Fire Five 1 "The Lovers Are Losing" lrhe Ruckus Keane Take great 80's synth- a review that loves music almost as much as you do pop minus the ridiculous fashions, and you get Keane on their new album "Perfect Symmetry." Minimal guitars on a rock record shouldn't Peachy Keane and their fresh third sound this fresh. By Jack Chandler Anything" is one of the only cuts driven by way of guitar riff, 2 Winonan "If Wishes Were Horses" and a catchy one at that. This is Lucinda Williams a reluctant version of a Strokes With its bloated bass lines The unique blues ballad is that and moody synthesizer hooks, song, but they don't care. much more coming from a Keane's third studio album There is plenty of guitar 50-something who's seen her "Perfect Symmetry" attempts support that enhances the fair share of ups and downs. to bring 80's style piano-rock records best efforts, but with Williams earnestly sings to the forefront of present pop the synthesizer reigning out on many of the tracks music. supreme, there really is no need off her new release "Little The English triplet of singer for crunchy mid. Honey," making for some of Tom Champlin, drummer Keane sticks to the "third the rockers best songwriting Richard Hughes and everything- album" rule of English rock, efforts in recent memory. man Tim Rice-Oxley stray from incorporating full orchestra the conventional dual-guitar arrangement to balance some of setup of most rock groups, the heavier moods that would 3 instead making room for quirky, normally bog down guitar "Freeze" yet sometimes magical, key and rock, though it works as more T-Pain feat. Chris Brown synthesizer arrangements. of an enhancer for the boys Anyone else sick of the On "Symmetry," the novel when coupled with their spacey vocoder yet? After this single instrumentation helps shine out synths. from T-Pain, it would be a some of the group's best songs Keane's sound finds a lush good idea to bury the voice to date, including a couple of balance between anthemic and effect in a huge closet for a singles that put the group up on cool, especially on "Playing couple months. Yeah, you Google their own pedestal of bomb. Along," which is a lax Freddie might as well just close the The opening track pumps the be pulling punches. and Bobby Brown electro bass Mercury moment of sorts for door on T-Pain after he .\;\ alks synthesizer to overkill, just in "Spiralling" is the marquee to get you to shake it, like Tom Champlin. in there, too. case you thought Keane would dance track, using key effects Members Only jackets and A wartime rebuttal that says Jheri curls are still rad. They're more by not saying anything not, but by the sound of it these (the final minute gets an 4 "Hey Me, Hey Mama" guys want you to pretend for inverted mix of guitar and Ray LaMontagne four minutes. white noise overpowering the LaMontagne is quietly The angelic "The Lovers Are repeating "Gonna turn up the becoming one of the better Losing" is a cynical take on self volume till I can't even think"), voices in folk rock, and on observation, with Champlin these guys aren't afraid to call easy rambler "Maine Man" singing "You take the pieces bullshit over their cute brand of drops down a new take on an of the dreams that you have/ rock. old fan favorite. Because you don't like the way "Perfect Symmetry" things seem to be going/You cut unfortunately takes the moody them up and spread them out on emo route near the end, but the 5 the floor/You're full of hope as presence of rocker burnout isn't "Escape" you begin rearranging." A lyric enough to ruin an otherwise The Mighty Underdogs that suggests "Put it all back fresh effort. After debuting with This rap supergroup brings together/But any way you look certified classic "Hopes and to mind The Gorillas with at things/The lovers are losing" Fears," Keane is standing firm harder bars. Veteran rhyme- is something you'd expect as a supremely relevant rock smiths Gift of Gab and Lateef to hear while watching The group, even as new ingredients the Truth Speaker come way Corey's pedaling around a rainy bring similarly great results. out of right field with this Silicon Valley neighborhood in hypnotic flow-till-you-know a 1980s coming-of-age film. Contact Jack at groove. "You Haven't Told Me [email protected] Arts aEntertainment -11 Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008 The glass is half until it's knocked over By Joe Underbakke up that my face actually hurts Winonan a bit because the screen was fairly resilient. This week I had absolutely There are several supporting no interest in seeing any of characters along the way that the movies that were around either tolerate or have minor the Winona area, so I decided disdain for the way Poppy acts. to take a new route and review My favorite of these one that is in limited release: characters is a stone-faced the British film "Happy-Go- driving instructor named Lucky." Scott. Fun fact I learned while The film is about the everyday I watched him give Poppy life of a woman named Poppy, driving instructions: they drive played by Sally Hawkins. on the opposite side of the road A key tidbit about her in England. Sweet stuff. personality is that she is, Scott doesn't take any crap; indeed, happy-go-lucky, a he doesn't enjoy jokes and he Google characteristic that I find in very kind of seems like he walked Sally Hawkins stars as Poppy in the movie "Happy-Go-Lucky." few people and, after watching his way out of a Mr. Bean Her free-spirit and unsinkable optimism are tested throughout this movie, realized is was a sketch (points if you get the the movie by the people in her life, causing her to question if ositive characteristic. reference). the glass is really half full Although the idea of the Overall, I think the bubbly We all have that friend who Have that friend go see this movie seemed to be to convey attitude of the movie was a little wakes up at six in the morning "Happy-Go-Lucky." Sure, they the idea that people take things too much for me, since instead and is drinking coffee when may not enjoy it, but you'll be too seriously in life, and all that of feeling overjoyed at the they see you get up to go to the able to wake up at noon like a really matters are our friends, I prospect of life, I felt sorrow bathroom. They look at you and normal human being and not think the message' fell short. that this movie had received say "morning sleepyhead," and walk into a wall of criticism. There were so many times such glowing reviews. at that moment, you temporarily I think a better spin that I wanted to jump through That's not to say it doesn't suspend the friendship for an my screen and tell her to shut have its place. undetermined amount of time. See REVIEW, page 14 i.Best Quality and Servize in VATinona -Office across from. Sheehan Rail and Zaza's TATin.ona's Ori ?nal 'Ahrnims-Owned" Housing ViiinonaStudentlionsing.co 507454- 04.151000. 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No one tree by the school courtyard The damage expected the bomb was soon to where she sat, begging for from the drop. water. bomb had So began Shigeko Sasamori's She ended up at the school caused severe survivor's story Thursday night, dormitory, along with other damage to when she spoke to Winona State survivors of the blast, where Sasamori's University students and faculty she drifted in and out of face and she yiro, fn; .crod er..hwf fAoo,of f0..i0• ,15-9oow io■ Yor, Gk. ihroyiwg Ito. with Bois of Ratiood Foot of TM, Snow of the bombing of Hiroshima. consciousness for five days and remembers t945 • :zo:v $ngs ikTre tot/owed by a time of chaos and con- tai, and materials ct al: kinds, the people Sasamori was 13 years old four nights. her father in's surrender and the Allied Occupation brought Nagasaki fought i.Yff their despair and s when it happened. "It was five days, no food, and mother change. Despite dire shortages of food, capi- their lives. After the bomb dropped, no treatment, hot weather," cutting her a powerful force pushed her Sasamori said. "I can't believe hair and to the ground, knocking her I survived." peeling away unconscious. The first time she went the layer of She first awoke to silence, in outside, Sasamori was shocked burned skin. Photo by Rory O'Driscoll/Wmonan a world of blackness, unaware by the destruction. Shigeko Sasamori poses in front of the Hiroshima Peace Exhibit on Thursday of what had happened and "It was for miles and miles evening at Winona State University. Sasamori, a survivor of the atomic bomb- stricken by so much pain she flat, without houses," she See BOMB, ing of Hiroshima, spoke to students, faculty and community members about her could not feel anything. said. "The air was rotten from page 15 experiences during and after the bombing. PLAN Continued from page 10 income less because she is no longer covered applies, the state of Minnesota than $1,734 per by her parents' insurance. will not accept an application TWO WORDS CAN month meets this "It's really easy. I probably for other forms of state aid for guideline. _ wouldn't be on the ring without that person. N o n - it." Rasmussen said that this BRING EVEN GROWN Minnesota Moy also said that her policy often creates problems students and roommate uses the same birth for non-traditional students, MEN TO TEARS. residents can control method but pays $80 including single mothers. apply for the each month. Another problem with the program, using Birth control methods offered program is that the state is their Winona through the Winona State several months behind in We deliver. address. Health Services include an oral processing paperwork. We are your late-night headquarters. 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This can August, we've much money, it's nice to have be a copy of a U.S. passport, had between 55 around," she said. or copies of the student's birth and 60 people The only thing about the certificate and driver's license. sign up." program that Palik doesn't like Then the application moves to Mackenzie is the annual check up, required the next step in the process. Moy has been for reapplication each year. 9 24 using Minnesota "That part's not so much Family Planning fun," she said. services for Another negative aspect of the Contact Rebecca at almost a year, program is that after someone [email protected] Arts si Entertainment -13 Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008 REVIEW Continued from page 12 Evening with Wank on this movie would have been seeing this, if you think see it. Please, this week, use placed the character of Poppy anything like I do, I also don't the resources you have to find a Beeeeew. Boop. in the middle of an empty room, suggest dropping by the movie way to see "Synecdoche, New articles, even if I wanted to and for an hour and a half, we theater to see something else, York." By Alex Wank talk about the "Evening With get to see if she drives herself either. That's all. Thanks for Winonan Wank" fan page. insane. Save your money for next reading. People say that nothing in For this week's column, I It would be poetic justice, week. That's when the magic this world is random. would like to tell you, dear since that seems to be what is going to be happening. You've all heard it; life is reader, about a special event happened to me. In fact, for the first time ever, Contact Joe at predetermined and everything taking place on the "Evening Though I don't recommend I'll endorse a movie before I [email protected] happens for a reason. But is this With Wank" fan page on true? Facebook. 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"There are obviously cases then you have yet to meet me, original quote with which I can issues, we don't automatically You have to be ready to confront that require medication and which causes me to wonder either end future articles with, turn to medication, said Theye. issues and discuss them." there is nothing harmful about as I sit on my chair and type, or compile them into a single, "There are several types of Sometimes even with therapy that," Theye said. "Anti- staring at the cursor with an random article. depressants are not intense fury reserved only for Either way, dear reader, addictive and if one hatred coated with betrayal and you will get credit for your drug is not working for revenge. Revenge, I say! Have submission and see your name that person the situation at thee! in the Winonan, Winona State /Worried can be easily tweaked." 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CJCosgfi4506@ Sony Facebook, but I would Contact Alex at 24-hour Hotline: 1-800-550-4900 winona. edu never mention you in my [email protected] 14 - Arts & Entertainment Continued from page 13 BOMB Along with a group of other Hiroshima victims, Sasamori came to the U.S. for plastic surgery and for other treatments. Sasamori decided to become a nurse's aide and stayed in the profession for about 10 years. Sasamori's overall message Thursday was a political one: end the war and learn to live in peace with one another. The 76- year-old has traveled to several states, such as New York, Montana and South Carolina, spreading her message and sharing her story. "No more war. Peoples' love makes people survive. The more I hear, the more I see what's going on in this world, the more I feel God gave me a mission." Sasamori addressed listeners' questions about Japan's feelings toward the U. S. for the events of that day. "Don't feel guilty, guilty doesn't do anything. Use that SPEAKERS:EAKERS: feeling to do something," she W) said. Global studies professor Matthew Strecher, who WIC ENGLICH introduced Sasamori, also saw the presentation address political conflict in the world. LOCAL ATTORNEY "I'd like to see this as a prayer for peace," he told students and faculty. MAYOR MILLER Sasamori's visit at Winona State is joined with the Hiroshima Peace Exhibition. GREG OLSON The display, a collection of posters from the Peace Museum in Hiroshima, includes images of the damage from the bomb, wounds endured by Japanese citizens, and a brief history of what happened the day the bomb fell. EET IN EAST HALL The exhibit, which is displayed in the university library and in Kryzsko Commons, is running REFRESHMENTS WILL BE PROVIDED until Oct. 30. BY: MAYOR MILLER AND Contact Rachel at WINONA HOUSING ASSOCIATION [email protected] Arts & Entertainment -15 Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008 Construction of new softball field slated for fall completion By Chandler MacLean Winonan The new home of the Winona State University softball team could be finished within a month. Renovation of Bambenek Field, located at the intersection of Sarnia and Franklin Ave., at Winona's Lale Park, has reached the final stages of construction. IlW&KfrAMAW., Finishing touches to the backstop and press box, as well as installation of the grandstand behind home plate and scoreboard, are on schedule for a late November completion. "Hopefully, everything will be done by the time the snow flies," Warriors coach Greg Jones said. Jones has worked closely on the aesthetic elements of the project. The dimensions of the field — financed 50-50 by the city of Winona and the university — will be 215 feet to center field and 190 feet down each line for fastpitch. The field will also be used by the city for rec softball and will include permanent 275-foot fences for those slow pitch leagues. "I'll never be able to build a Photo by Fred Schulze/Wmonan house because of how long I've Winona State sophomore Kenzie Schleicher (14) attempts a shot during the Warriors' 10-0 win over Wayne State on Oct. 11 at worked on this project," Jones Maxwell. Field in Winona. said jokingly. The biggest change will be No. 3 Warriors extend win streak to 13 the surface. The Warriors have been playing home games By Chandler MacLean With the road consecutive probably the most important at Maxwell Field at Alltel Winonan sweep in the opponents, weekend we've had," Winona Stadium's field turf. Northern Sun will play State coach Ali Omar said. "I The natural grass suface, The remarkable run continued Intercollegiate their final don't think we've ever won all while it may be the surface for the third-ranked Winona Conference, four regular the away games in the 14 years the Warriors play on most State University women's the Warriors season I've been here." throughout the course of a soccer team. (14-1-0, 9-0-0) matches at The conference-leading season, is a big change. Still, The Warriors extended their completed Maxwell Warriors will face three of the for recruiting and competing as winning streak to 13 games their regular- Field at Alltel top five teams in the NSIC in one of the top teams in NCAA over the weekend, matching a season road Wireless their final four regular-season its a change Jones and the program record with a 3-0 win schedule 8-0. Stadium. matches. The Sunday match Warriors are excited to make. Sunday at St. Cloud State after a The Warriors, " I f against No. 15 Minnesota State 1-0 win Saturday at Concordia- who have anything, Contact Chandler at St. Paul. shut out eight that was See SOCCER, pg. 18 [email protected] 16 - Sports Road woes continue for Warriors in lopsided loss By Adam Stanek a single point. Winonan Warrior kicker Cullen Fahey Rebuilding might be an couldn't convert understatement for this year's on the extra Winona State University point, leaving the football team. score at 7-6. The Warriors lost 55-18 to Wayne State Wayne State College this last added a field Saturday, dropping Winona goal on their next State to 4-4 on the season and 4-3 drive to increase in Northern Sun Intercollegiate their lead to Conference play. - 10-6. It is the first time the Warriors Later in the have had a .500 record eight first quarter, the games into a season since the Wildcats put 1954 team coached by Bob together a six- Keister. play 71-yard That team started off the drive to increase year 1-4 but won their last four their lead to 17-6 . in the first quarter. Fluellen hit Brian Chapman on an 8-yard pass to the end zone to end the drive. In the second quarter, the game games of the season. only continued The Warriors defense looked to get away from Photo by Fred Schulze/Wmonan stumped against Wildcats Winona State. Winona State junior quarterback Greg Preston finds an opening during the Warriors' 49-14 victory over Upper quarterback Silas Fluellen. In the second Iowa on Oct. 11 at Maxwell Field at Alltel Wireless Staduim. The Warriors have gone 0-2 since the win over Fluellen went30-for-43, threw quarter, Fluellen the Peacocks in their most recent home game and have lost three of their past four overall. for 469 yards, five touchdowns, again found and two interceptions. Logan Masters in the end zone struggled in the first half, they They went on an 8-play 66- The first was a short 2-yard On top of this, Wayne State to increase the Wildcats lead to were determined to go in at the yard drive that was finished touchdown pass from Fluellen had three 100-yard 24-6. half on a high note. off by yet another Fluellen to receiver Andre McIntyre to receivers on the game With just With 45 seconds left and the touchdown pass. put Wayne State up 41-18 with and a 100-yard rusher in over 10 minutes Warriors giving the ball back This time, he found receiver 14:32 to go in the game. Travis Rhone. left in the to Wayne State on a punt, the Robert Perry open for a 13- Then next came on a long In total, the Warriors' second quarter, defense came up with another yard touchdown pass, making 60-yard touchdown sprint by defense gave up 627 total it looked like big interception. it a 34-12 game. Rhone to increase that lead to yards and gave up seven Winona State Tyler Lackas stepped in front With Winona State struggling 48-18 with 10:32 to go. touchdowns: a season might turn the of another pass and ran it back offensively and defensively, The icing on the cake came high in both categories. game back in to the Wildcat 18-yard line to they needed to find an answer. with 7:06 to go in the fourth on The Wildcats were their favor. put the Warrior offense in good They got it late in the third Fluellen's fifth touchdown pass the first to get on the Verba ncouer Ken Damron field position with 35 seconds quarter on a Verbancouer two- of the game, a 21-yard strike to scoreboard. picked off a left. yard touchdown plunge to cut Perry. Rhone capped off a Fluellen pass The Winona State offense the Wildcats lead to 34-18. This cemented what would seven-play 78-yard drive with a and ran it back to the Wildcat sputtered yet again, leaving With Winona State trailing by be the 55-18 final score in the two-yard touchdown run to put 25-yard line, putting the Winona another golden opportunity at a 16 going into the fourth quarter, Warriors' worst loss of the Wayne State up 7-0 with 9:43 State offense in business. touchdown on the field. they needed to come together season. to go in the first quarter. However, the Warrior offense The Warriors had to settle offensively and defensively What seemed like great However, Winona State sputtered and had to settle for for another 23-yard Fahey if they wanted any chance to progress forWarri or quarterback would not back down early. a Fahey 37-yard field goal, field goal to make it 27-12 at come back in this game. Greg Preston the week before Andrew Verbancouer has a putting the score at 24-9. halftime. Fortune was not on the against Upper Iowa, seemingly nose for the end zone, whether With 1:24 to go in the half, Winona State did not fare any Warriors side in the fourth took a complete 180° in the it's on offense or special teams. Wayne State regained their 18- better in the second half. quarter. Wayne State game. Verbancouer returned the point lead on a Nick Hope 23- Wayne State could not have They gave up three kickoff 80 yards for a score, yard field goal, 27-9 Wildcats. started off the third quarter any touchdowns in the first eight cutting the Wayne State lead to With how much the Warriors better. minutes of the fourth quarter. See FOOTBALL, pg. 18 Sports -17 Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008 Warriors' rallies come up SOCCER Continued from page 16 Mankato could be the marquee a fierce NSIC rivalry. matchup in the NSIC this "It's phenomenal," Omar season. said "We put Anna in there and short in difficult NSIC True to the pattern of success she looks great. We put Sarah By Johnny Podominick in kills. and win the match. for the Warriors this season, in there and she scores the Winonan In their next game at Both teams had 15 errors, this past weekend was another winning goal. Melissa (Sellier) Augustana, the Warriors but Augustana had a .274 showcase for the fusion of and Jordyn (Strege) have been It was a tough weekend for avoided a second game collapse hitting percentage and 47 kills experience and young talent something special for us. Not to the Winona State University like in their first game but were as opposed to .195 hitting that has lifted Winona State to forget Jena McDermott, who's volleyball team. still not able to muster up the percentage and 37 kills for the the highest national ranking in been nothing but phenomenal The Warriors hit the road Warriors . program history. for us from day one. It's big to against two nationally-ranked Stankowski continued her Freshman goalkeeper Anna have (the freshmen) play in the opponents, and came home solid play, collecting 11 kills, Belpedio stepped in for injured big games, and the close games, without a win for the second but was the only Warrior in senior Amanda Diehm and and still have them delivering weekend in a row. This week, double figure kills. posted a pair of impressive for us." they fell prey to 25th-ranked With the loss, Winona State shutouts over the weekend. Senior captain Amelia Kasten Wayne State College and 22nd- falls to 7-14 overall and 5-7 Belpedio hasn't allowed a scored twice for the Warriors ranked Augustana College. in the NSIC. The Warriors are goal in six games, including against St. Cloud State. On Friday against Wayne now in eighth place. four starts, for the Warriors. Kasten had the Warriors up State, the Warriors lost in three For Winona State coach Belpedio came up with eight 2-0 before sophomore Michelle sets, 25-18, 25-7, 25-17. WSU vs;. Connie Mettille, this weekend saves in the Warriors win Shannon tacked on the final struggled with its hitting again, Mintiegott4CtookAiiii will serve as a chance to regroup against Concordia-St. Paul. goal midway through the finishing the night with a .045 after two tough weekends in a Freshman forward Sarah second half hitting percentage compared to upset, falling 25-21, 25-19, 25- TOW. Colleran netted the winning Martha Curtiss and Sellier .287 for Wayne State. 20. "This conference is so tough," goal for the Warriors against picked up assists, while After a competitive first set, The Vikings were a stronger Mettille said. "We have to let the Golden Bears on an assist Belpedio made four saves for Winona State fell apart in the team at the end of each match. the whole thing shape out and from sophomore Cori Beard. It her second shutout in as many second set, scoring only seven In the opening Set, it went on a focus on the opponent in front was the Warriors' second 1-0 days. points. It rebounded in the 4-1 run to expand a 21-20 lead of us." win against the Golden Bears Contact Chandler at third set to mount a challenge, and win. In the second set, it this season in what is becoming [email protected] but came up short. Carmen led 19-16 before using a 6-3 Stankowski had nine kills and run to close the set. The third Jenna Padley added eight. Rudi set was the most competitive, Contact Johnny at Continued from page 17 Balich had 16 assists. The with seven ties, the last coming [email protected] FOOTBALL Warriors could not overcome at 17-17. The Vikings went on Wayne State's 42-26 advantage an 8-1 run to close out the set Preston went 10-for-24 with linebacker Cody Dummer. 507-452-8808 69 yards passing, an average of Dummer recorded 10 tackles, only 6.9 yards per completion. one for a loss, and a sack. Amir Ross didn't fare much Winona State's road woes better for the Warriors. continued, now dropping to 0-4 Ross went 9-for-17 and on the road this season. 87 yards, but threw two However, Winona State will interceptions. have a good opportunity to MANAGEN41.:..NT The Winona State rushing snap that road-losing streak attack, for the most part, was next weekend. we, SAY FS. kept in-check. The Warriors will head to Main St ilk Broadway Randy Spring led the Warrior Crookston, Minn. to take on rushing attack with 42 yards Minnesota-Crookston. The A Great Place To Wel rushing with Darren Davis Golden Eagles are 2-6 on the adding, 41 and Verbancouer year and 1-4 in NSIC conference Tenants Trust! adding 40. play. The game will kick off at Tight end Todd Burkoth was 1:00 p.m. at Ed Widseth Field HOUSES & one of the few bright spots in this Saturday. TY the Warrior offense. Burkoth caught five passes APARTMENTS for 53 yards. avatantafriqffinnanagmmanom With a defense that struggled O the entire day, the only bright Contact Adam at ornaiiirmsablian spot there was sophomore [email protected] 18 -Sports Warriors cross country teams have strong showings at Carleton Invite By Winonan staff The Winona State University men's and women's cross country teams posted several strong individual perfoimances t. • in their final regular season meet last Saturday. The men's team had two runners place in the top 20 at the Running of the Cows Invitational at Carleton College. StUdentS past 8 years. Use your voting rights to cast your ballot in the local election for County Commis-- sinner Slack ***Bring a Student LB. and Utility BM with your name to register*** Greg Olson, born and raised in Winona, volimtesr firefighter, and father of two The women's team placed children four runners in the top 20, led Property t=it. by freshman phenom Jenna WINONA C MOISIESOTA Southworth's second-place His opponent proposed a finish. 6% levy increase Olson wants t fight FOR the stiadents and peoples rights! wwwohoniwinonaiorg for more election•information COUNTY OffiCES Glasbrenner Junior captain Ryan Slack led 4E-VOTE HERE the men's team, placing 14th in 27 minutes, 38 seconds at the FOR ORANGE 8-kilometer race. Freshman Bryan Lindquist, fresh off being named Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference 01Sottelwiti0114,01-q runner of the week, placed 17th at 27:39. placing second in 22:28.15. Heinrich's 15th-place finish The women's team finished Next up for both teams is Southworth placed in the Southworth was followed in 23:52.95, and Allie third out of five teams, while the NSIC Championships on top five for the sixth time in by Steph Smith's 13th-place Glasbrenner's 17th-place finish the men's side finished fifth out Friday in Aberdeen, S.D. sixtraces for the Warriors, finish in 23:46.25, Madeline in 24:08.75. of five. Sports -19 Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008 nearly womelis 20 - Sports