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Homecoming Sept. 11-17, Red & Green see pages 7 and 8 Volume 98, Number 1 Sept. 8, 2016 Minot, N.D. 58701 MinotStateU.edu/redgreen MSU welcomes students

Members of the MSU Wrestling Team pose for a picure while attending the Paint Rave. MSU Life sponsored the event.

Photo by En Chze Koh Photo by En Chze Koh (Ariel) (Ariel) MSU students (from the left) Jordan Busch and Tapiwa Choto represent the MSU DECA Club at the Club Fair during Welcome Week.

Photo by Jerusalem Tukura Photo by Jerusalem Tukura Chennel Williams (left) wins a Keurig at the Welcome Carnival. Residence Life Travis Barnes (left) wins a bag of snacks during Grocery Bag Bingo during Welcome sponsored the event. Week. MSU Life sponsored the event. Page 2 – Sept. 8, 2016 News Red & Green News in Brief MSU Diversity Council undergoes changes By Annette Mennem university, which outlines the Andrew Carter fills 9/11 Rememberance The events it will facilitate and/or co- Diversity Council was original - sponsor. The poster (below) only vaMcainteotd ADSt apteo sitiUonn iversity DaMyi nsote tS ftaotre FUrnidivaery sity will ly established in 1996 under the presents the overall plan; refer to named Andrew Carter as its next commemorate the 15th anniversary name Cultural Diversity follow-up posters as activities athletic direc - of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist Committee with the purpose of happen each month or check the tor. Carter attacks from 11:30 a.m. to noon compiling information and cre - online campus calendar. began his Friday in the Quad. Everyone is ating a diversity plan. A March, The first planned event is Sept. duties Aug. 1. invited. 1999, report, “Multiculturalism Mennem Klimpel 15 from 11 a.m. to noon. MSU Carter has The day symbolizes the & Diversity at Minot State Hispanic students invite everyone been the athlet - resilience, kindness and unity of the last five to 10 years, and that University: An Assessment,” on campus and in the community ic director at the American people. should be celebrated. recommended that in order to to learn about their heritage NCAA The MSU Veterans Club color The final outcome of the strate - “enhance multiculturalism and through food, dance and family Division II guard will open the ceremony, and gic planning was to create a docu - Carter diversity at MSU” the institu - Northwest MSU sudents who are veterans are ment (poster) to present to the tion should “utilize the diversi - Oklahoma State the guest speakers. See Diversity — Page 3 ty committee to encourage and since 2011. He has 26 years of The MSU Veterans Center spon - establish additional opportuni - experience in collegiate athletics sors the event. ties for meaningful student-to- and 18 years as an athletic direc - SEPTEMBER student interaction.” The com - tor. He earned a bachelor’s • Hispanic Cultural Celebration mittee was revived in the fall of degree at Missouri Baptist Hispanic students to • Study Abroad Fair 2002 under the new name, University, St. Louis, and a mas - • ‘In Our Own Words: Native share culture Diversity Committee. Impressions’ art exhibit (NOTSTOCK) ter’s degree at Lindenwood Minot State University Hispanic The membership is made up University, St. Charles, Mo. students invite students, faculty OCTOBER of faculty, staff and students at He fills the position vacated and staff to learn about their cul - • Community Event: Norsk Hostfest MSU, including a staff member by Rick Heberg, who became ture at an all Hispanic heritage cel - (Sept.. 28 - Oct. 1) that sits on the MSU’s Vice President for ebration Thursday, Sept. 15, from • Interdisciplinary Social/Disability University System Diversity Advancement. 11 a.m. to noon in the Beaver Dam. Awareness Month Council. Annette Mennem, There will be food and dance. NOVEMBER MSU Native American Center • Fubuki Daiko Concert & Japanese director, and Evelyn Klimpel, Taiko Drumming workshop MSU Disability Services coordi - • Multicultural Celebration in Honor nator, co-chair the committee. of International Education Week Over the 2016 summer, the • Native American Cultural Diversity Committee chose to An update from Alex Celebration change its name to the DIVER - SITY COUNCIL, to set itself DECEMBER Buchholz, SGA president apart from numerous commit - • Religious Celebration Around the tees on campus. World Alex Buchholz started an outreach campaign “The Mission of the Minot JANUARY SGA President called “What's Up at MSU" to State University Diversity • Martin Luther King Jr. Writing Last year, better inform students of upcom - Council is to advance the vitali - Contest Student ing sporting events, MSU life ty of community and culture FEBRUARY Government activities and SGA updates. through recognition, promo - • Black History Month Film Series Association This year we are looking for - tion, and celebration of the • LGBTQ Keynote Speaker drafted and ward to tackling legislative value of all types of diversity • Drag Show passed an issues, improving upon the and equal opportunity.“ MARCH improved “What's Up at MSU" campaign, The council also met for • Celebrating Women that Made parking system and addressing student con - strategic planning, starting with History at MSU (to be imple - cerns. an analysis of the council and campus. During this process, APRIL mented next Buchholz Students interested in Student the council learned a few • Community Diversity Parade fall), teamed up Government can stop by the • Spring Honor Dance & Powwow with campus security and iden - SGA office, second floor Student things; it is already doing many tified places on campus that Center, next to the Beaver Dam. things, it could be doing more, MAY needed better lighting and Any questions, comments or and it needs to get the word out • Celebrating Diverse Graduates increased student awareness of concerns are always welcome to encourage more campus the MSU Safe Walk. We also and can be sent to SGA@minot - involvement. The diversity of passed a bill in support of get - stateu.edu. people on the MSU campus has ting cadavers on campus and grown more than 50 percent in Red & Green Opinion Page 3 - Sept. 8, 2016 Voices on Campus “What was the most exciting thing you did over the summer?” Jerusalem Tukura Editor

Anthonese Mitchell Quinn Williams Chelsea Geis Bailee Laducer Sean Kuenzinger Jaleel Hunn Management Information Broadcasting Special Education Radiologic Technology Management Criminal Justice Systems “‘I took my girlfriend from “I went to Wasilla, Alaska, “I just hung out with my “I visited Cabo, Mexico. “I went on a cruise with “I went to Disney World, Canada to Arizona. She for ten days to visit my friends. We went to the I jet skied, snorkeled my family because my the most magical place on had never been to another friend Shannon. We went lake to fish and get and took a trip around sister graduated from earth.” state, so that was exciting. on a marine life tour and pulled around on an town.” college. It was a good She got to see scorpions saw orcas, stalker sea inner tube.” family experience. The and rattlesnakes and got lions, otters and mountain cruise went to Ensenada really scared, so that was goats!” and another place in fun.” Mexico.”

... Diversity campus to use the events to learn continued from page 2 and expose themselves to some - traditions. The celebration takes thing new. place in the Beaver Dam. The council encourages the The Diversity Council invites idea of a campus as a SALAD faculty to use the events as part of BOWL versus a MELTING POT. their class syllabus and invites the

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Beginning the By Dan Fagan his disregard for the rules of less bureaucrat unfit to be com - semester Staff Writer proper English. Grammatical mander-in-chief. We the people often forget assassination is never pleasant, Secondly, by failing to admit by Alex Nelson However, they will soon learn that our politicians are in fact, but I digress. she made a mistake, she has Staff Writer that there is something dark people, too. People are flawed. Trump continued, "I do fanned the flames of public sus - It is that time again, where living deep within. People make mistakes. regret it particularly where it picion. That all changed on summer has passed and many On Sept. 23, get ready for a Inevitably our government may have caused personal August 25, when Hillary finally of us are getting used to our showdown in the remake of the leaders will fumble the ball, pain.” came clean to CNN’s Anderson new schedules for the semester. western classic, “The drawing the scorn of public This seems to be a new chap - Cooper. For those who are returning Magnificent Seven.” opinion. The situation is often after the summer break and This film stars Denzel compounded when attempts those who are new to the cam - , Chris Pratt, Ethan at deception and rationalizing “The irony is America can only be great if we have pus, I would like to welcome Hawk and Vincent D’Onofrio. are made. Great leadership starts with accountability, not leaders who are accountable and who ultimately both students and faculty In the old west, a small town is seek to resolve conflict wherever it may be. ” members to MSU. I hope many being threatened by a group of evasion. The handling of a – Dan Fagan of you enjoyed the summer, bandits, and their salvation is mistake often tells us more whether you were enjoying the in the hands of seven gunfight - about the politician than the bright temperatures or watch - ers. mistake itself. ter for him in his outlandish “I have been asked many, ing new summer films. On Nov. 4, enter a world Exhibit number one is journey to claim the White many questions in the past year Many interesting films were beyond our own in “Dr. Donald Trump. In response to House. Regret seems out of about emails, and what I have featured throughout the sum - Strange” starring Benedict criticism over his re-occurring character for a man who prides learned is that when I try to mer, from comic-based films Cumberbatch, Tilda Swinton, offensive and inflammatory himself on being brutally hon - explain what happened, it can such as “X-Men: Apocalypse,” Chiwetel Ejiofor and Mads comments, Trump stated pub - est. However, the public’s irri - sound like I am trying to excuse “Captain America: Civil War” Mikkelsen. licly, "Sometimes, in the heat tation with his slew of ugly what I did. And there are no and “Suicide Squad” to come - Dr. Steven Strange is a of debate, and speaking on a insults needed to be handled, excuses. I want people to know dies that included “Central skilled surgeon who is brought multitude of issues, you don’t and Trump chose to handle it that the decision to have a single Intelligence” and “Bad Mom.” into a society that protects our choose the right words or you by offering a vague admission email account was mine. I take However, while summer is world from evil that threatens say the wrong thing. I have of regret. Such a lazy attempt at responsibility for it. I apologize done, there are plenty of films it, and now he learns an ancient done that, and believe it or not, reconciliation seems disingenu - for it. I would certainly do dif - coming soon that might attract power that will allow him to I regret it." ous and is hardly presidential. ferently if I could.” your attention. become the sorcerer supreme. Kudos to Trump for finally Trump’s nemesis, Hillary This is what a leader does On Sept. 16, the horrifying These are only a few of the recognizing that he often does - Clinton, has had her own tan - when they make a mistake. woods from “The Blair Witch variety of films that are coming n’t use the right words. My gled web of controversy to tack - They take responsibility and Project” return after 17 years in out this semester. heart goes out to all you le. Secretary Clinton’s decision they apologize. Hillary may be a “Blair Witch.” I hope all of you will have a English majors who cringe to use her private email server flawed candidate, but her state - This time a group of stu - great time at MSU and that this when Trump continually over - rather than a government-pro - ment shows that she is willing dents, led by the younger school year will be good to you. uses words like “great” or vided account has continued to to admit a mistake and make it brother of one of the three Good luck and I’ll see you at “totally better” to explain his plague her. The reason for this right with the American public missing people, investigates the movies. vacuous policy positions, let is twofold. First, the Trump by offering a clear and specific these mysterious woods. alone when he completely camp masterfully uses this nar - apology. misuses words, showcasing rative to paint Clinton as a reck - See Lines — Page 5

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Photo by Eyeiessa Darville MSU students Stephanie Huether (left) and Allison Klein enjoy a game of bean bag toss during the football tailgate last week.

Updates made to dorms

By Alexus Arthur Hall and Dakota Hall were the Comm 281 only co-ed dorms, but this year All Minot State University resi - Cook Hall and McCulloch Hall dence life halls will be co-ed for have made the switch, also. the new school year to provide Last fall the Residence Hall more opportunities for a better Association received insight about college experience for the stu - co-ed dorms. After considering dents, according to Devin McCall, the idea, research was done to see Residence Life director. how this change could benefit the “When we look at basic university. research, we see a stronger com - “There was a lot of philosophi - munity, you see fewer discipli - cal need behind it, and looking to nary issues and you see better see if we could help provide a bet - engagement when you have a co- ter community and better commu - ed environment,” he said. nity development,” McCall said. Last year, Lura Manor, Crane See Dorms — Page 8 Page 8 – Sept. 8, 2016 News Red & Green Homecoming activities planned

By Ton Yamashita dents from 11 Comm 281 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Minot State University is get - the Beaver ting ready to host one of its Dam, along biggest events of the year, with live music. Homecoming, from Sept. 11-17. Students will This year’s theme is “Wild put their own with Beaver Pride.” design on a During Homecoming Week, drawstring bag organizers will present athletic and have the events, music, free food, roller opportunity to skating, karaoke, a parade and have a wire-writer create a ing in the parade must complete more. metal masterpiece frame to hold a parade application by Aaron Hughes, student photos, etc. Tuesday, Sept. 13, by 1 p.m. activities coordinator at MSU, Hypnotist Doug Thompson Applications are available online encourages all students to will entertain students at MinotStateU.edu/homecom - attend the events. Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. in ing. “The best part of Ann Nicole Nelson Hall. Along with the parade, the Homecoming is seeing the Student events continue MSU Wellness Center invites Minot State team spirit of stu - Thursday, Sept. 15, with more everyone to participate in the dents, faculty and staff spread spin magic and wire writing in 5K Fun Run. Registration begins across campus for the entire the Beaver Dam at 11 a.m. at 10:30 a.m.; the race starts at 11:45. All participants receive a week,” Hughes said. “The cam - Students are invited to roller Submitted Photo Homecoming T-shirt. For more pus is full of energy and excite - skate in the Student Wellness Members of the Minot State University Study Tour to Spain and ment!” Center at Roller Rave at 8 p.m. information and to register for Portugal pose in front of the Belem Tower in Lisbon, Portugal. Elections for Homecoming Skates are provided; bring MSU the run, visit Pictured (from the left) are Shantelle Carey, Dennis Uhrmacher, King and Queen are Monday ID. MinotStateU.edu/homecom - Wendy Kimble, Andrea Donovan, Kyle Ludwig and Julie Small. Not from 4 to 6 p.m. outside the On Friday, Sept. 16, a carica - ing. pictured, Richard Kimble. Donovan and the students will share their Beaver Creek Cafe and Tuesday ture artist will sketch faces from After the parade, everyone is travel experiences Monday at 7 p.m. in Aleshire Theater. Everyone is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Beaver invited to tailgating beginning welcome. Beaver Dam. Dam. At the same time, Dave at 1 p.m. in front of the MSU Coronation is Tuesday at Evans will create balloon art for Dome. Enjoy games, activities 6:30 p.m. at the Block Party. students. Free food will be and free food for all. The soccer The Block Party, located in served. teams hosts Augustana at 11 MSU students visit front of the Dome, begins at 5 The Homecoming Parade a.m. in Herb Parker Stadium p.m. and includes free food and starts at noon Saturday, Sept. and the Beavers’ football team music by the MSU Marching 17, in downtown Minot and takes on the University of Sioux Band. It is free and open to the travels up Broadway to the Falls at 3 p.m., also in Herb Spain and Portugal public. After the Block Party, MSU Dome. The parade not Parker Stadium. Homecoming week is a great the soccer team hosts the only showcases MSU clubs and By Victoria Saxelby things. Not just looking at architec - opportunity to meet new at 7 p.m. in organizations, but also local Staff Writer ture and art, as well as seeing what business groups, making the friends and get involved in Herb Parker Stadium. Andrea Donovan, MSU associ - was going on, but also just experi - parade a citywide event. school life. Wednesday features spin ate professor of art and humanities, encing the culture,” Donovan said Anyone interested in participat - magic and wire writing for stu - will present a lecture on the trip, about her trip to Spain and “Discovering the Age of Discovery: Portugal last June with students in ... Dorms and second floors are female “Our goal is to create an MSU Students in Spain and her Humanities 496 class. continued from page 7 and the third floor is male. inclusive environment and an Portugal,” Sept. 12 at 7 p.m. in Donovan said the highlights of Cook Hall and McCulloch The change will provide the open environment. It’s a change Aleshire Theatre. the trip for her include the architec - Hall have community bath - opportunity for incoming and for the university, but some - Minot State University students ture and culture of Spain and how rooms with the floors assigned returning students to meet more times change is a good thing. I Shantelle Carey, Richard Kimble, laid back and accepting the people by gender to ensure this would - people and have a social college think it’s a very good move,” the Wendy Kimble, Kyle Ludwig, Julie were, as well as seeing her stu - n’t be an issue. experience. director said. Small and Dennis Uhrmacher, who dents’ reactions to the experience, In Cook Hall, the second and “The idea is that they are liv - The housing office hopes this explored the cities of Lisbon, especially if it was their first time fourth floors are for males and ing in a co-ed environment and change will encourage more stu - Seville, Madrid, Barcelona and being overseas. the third and fifth floors are for have different opportunities to dents to stay on campus during Toledo, will present their perspec - “It’s not so much about the females. engage with neighbors in a co- their college years. tives on the experience. architecture or the art or anything ed setting,” McCall said. In McCulloch Hall, the first “We really just did a variety of See Trip — Page 11 Red & Green Page 9 - Sept. 8, 2016 Sports Beavers kick off season with No. 7-ranked State By Anthony Battle

Sports Writer

The Minot State University foot - ball team played its home opener on Thursday vs. Minnesota State University at Mankato. It was a tough home opener for the Beavers as Mankato came into this game ranked 7th in the country. Mankato started the game strong with a score in the first quarter, a 10- yard run for a 7-0 lead. Then, in the second quarter, Mankato scored a rushing and passing touchdown to add to their lead at half time, 21 to 0. Photo by Jerusalem Tukura

Mankato scored two more rushing The MSU defense lines up against Minnesota State University, touchdowns in the third quarter to Mankato. The Beavers lost their first game of the season, 7-35. give them a 35 to 0 lead. In the fourth quarter, Minot State’s Zac Cunha found Taylor Maloney for a touchdown pass to cap off a 12-play drive and make the Photo by Jerusalem Tukura final score 35 to 7. MSU senior Zac Cunha protects the ball as he runs down the field. Mankato racked up 503 yards of offense, while the Beavers came up The Landing with 252 yards. Quarterback Cunha went 17 for 32 with 212 yards passing and one 2x3•Pool B&W touchdown. Akkil Walker had four •Darts catches for 83 yards. Running back Capri Bar Jarvis Mustipher led the Beaver’s •Pull Tabs rushing game with 17 attempts and 2x3 •Food 38 yards gained. BAR Linebacker Trevin Swensen had 'DUW 3RRO5RVWHUVDUHÀOOLQJXS •Big Screen a game-high 15 tackles. 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MSU and UJ played three, 30-minute peri - ods, with the Beavers scoring once in the first and twice in the second. Minot State opened the scoring with returning All-Central Region selection Ninfa Ramirez netting a goal on a feed from Meagan Kawahara in the first 30 minutes. Chloe Melton scored in the second stanza on an assist from Ramirez and "Ninja" finished off the scoring Photo by Jerusalem Tukura with her second goal on an assist MSU sophomore Andrea Franco controls the ball against Black Hills by Melton. State. "I thought we looked pretty good," MSU head coach Jason Photo by Jerusalem Tukura Spain said. "We have some things MSU senior Ninfa Ramirez dribbles against a Black Hills State to improve on, but the back line opponent. The Beavers defeated the Yellow Jackets, 4-0. held. We gave up some chances at times, but cleaned them up. We MDN mixed things up, some matching to see where we are at and see who can play." Help Wanted "When we gave up a couple chances, Leila (Torres) jumped on 2x6 both of them," Spain said. "It's still a camp battle at this point. Both will probably play in the Black Hills Full Color State game, but it is good to get some competition. That big save by Leila will force Erin (Rafferty) to dot her I's and cross her T's." Spain was also pleased with the play of his newcomers, singling out both Ashley Hunter, a fresh - man from Rocklin, Calif., and Hannah Mitchell, a freshman from Phoenix, Ariz. "Ashley played really well. We moved her around to some differ - ent positions and she did a good job with them," he said. "Hannah played well in her first game as well. We had a couple new kids not play today, and we will most likely see some of them in the opener." The Beavers, coming off their second NCAA Division II National Tournament bid in four years, opened the regular season Sept. 1 with a matchup against Black Hills State. See Soccer — Page 11 RRed & Green Red & Green Page 11 - Sept. 8, 2016 ... Soccer time. ... Trip continued from page 10 "We had good reps for the continued from page 8 OFFERED Early goals provided a cushion whole roster instead of just the like that. It’s more about the cul - for Spain to play 26 players in the first 15," Spain said. "You could tural history, the food and just opener, but it was the seniors who see our system in play through - experiencing something new led their team to victory. out each lineup that was on the they have never experienced After just two minutes and 54 field." before. It’s silly little things that seconds, Melton scored the first That system didn't just work make the trip,” she said. goal of the 2016 season on a break - out offensively, but defensively One interesting site for the away, with the assist coming from as well. Minot State allowed no group was the Chapel of Bones fellow senior Ramirez. hav e go t to h a v e a n shots in the first half and just in Evora, Portugal, a chapel "The big thing was getting two in the second, with one shot made entirely out of human Chloe on the board early and take on goal from the visiting Yellow skeletons, including skulls. some pressure off of Ninja and bal - Jackets, who were playing in The lecture will include ance out their defense," Spain said. their first collegiate varsity anecdotes and photos, as well "If [Ramirez] gets into a one-on- game. as different perceptions of the so why not CENTER. The Writing one situation, she's unstoppable, All-around this game was places they visited, and will be C and Chloe appears to be unstop - just how Spain and his team presented with coinciding pable too." wanted to begin the season - power points. The second goal came from an offensively, defensively and Donovan will also discuss unlikely source as defender Ryann from every spot on the depth the upcoming trip to London, Rafferty took a long shot from mid - chart. Edinburgh and Dublin expected field at the 10-minute mark to score "I can't think of a better way to take place in the summer of her first goal since her freshman to start," Spain said. 2017. season. On Monday, the Beavers lost The presentation, part of the

"Well, at first I didn't think it to Fort Hayes State, 1-2. Northwest Art Center lecture MS U st uden ts , su bmit you r let ter to th e editor at was going in, it looked way too They host the University of series, is free and open to every - red gr ee [email protected] high, but Dalia Tapia told me right Central Missouri Sept. 10 at 1 one. after I touched the ball that it was p.m. at Herb Parker Stadium. going in," Rafferty said. "I thought there was no way, but everyone said they watched it go right in. It was a good way to start my senior year." Ramirez scored the Beavers’ next two goals with assists from Brianna Ram sey and Melton. Coming off a 36-p oint sea son last year, Ra mirez be gan 201 6 b y sco r - ing fi ve po ints.

Wi th all four g oals and three assis ts com ing from the s eni ors,

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Roxann CNA: Provide direct quality nursing care to patients under Brown, FNP-C the supervision of the RN-LPN on duty and direction of the Nurse Manager. Must have current North Dakota CNA certificate. Full Time, Part-Time, and Limited Part-Time positions available at Trinity Homes, Trinity Clinics and Trinity Hospital. HIRING BONUS AVAILABLE to qualifying applicants. ADMITTING REP: Register and admit patients to the hospital for inpatient and outpatient procedures. This includes collecting accurate and complete demographics in a timely, friendly and courteous manner by use of computer systems. This position will also provide information to all customers, patients and co-workers as appropriate based on current regulations. Joe CASHIER: Maintain accurate cash records as well as Smothers, DO receive, disburse and record all cash transactions. This position will greet all customers and assist in finding items in the cafeteria, restock the cafeteria with food and Carla supplies as well as maintain a clean and sanitary Pease, AGPCNP-BC environment. Part-Time and Limited Part-Time positions available. DIETARY AIDE: Assist in the food service to patients and guests at Trinity Nursing Home as well as provide a high level of sanitation to all work areas. Will stock Convenient Care Clinic supplies and food items within the department and nursing

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