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Red & Green September 24, 2009 Vol. 91 No. 3 Minot State University, Minot, N.D. 58701 www.minotstateu.edu/redgreen/ ESL in new home Submitted photo “Prow Serpent,” a wood carving, is one of many pieces by artist Tryggvi Thorlief inspired by the history, art and archeology of Northern Europe during the Bronze and Iron Ages. Photo by Jesse Kelly Icelandic-American artist Bonnie Carrera, director of The Learning Company-Minot, and Meghan Stewart, direc - tor of admissions for TLC-Minot, cut the ribbon as TLC students and employees, to give NAC lecture members of the Minot Chamber of Commerce, and employees of various departments at Minot State University watch. ESL held an open house at its new location in Dakota the inspirations for his work Anthony Anderson Hall on Sept. 16. Staff Writer and the processes involved. Icelandic-American artist Larum’s style is a uniquely Tryggvi Thorlief Larum will personal one, based on lengthy speak in Hartnett Hall’s research and effort. Don ’ t miss these Aleshire Theater at 7 p.m. “My Northern European Monday, Sept. 28. His presen - Bronze and Iron Age art form, Homecoming activities this weekend tation at Minot State is part of known as the dragon style, has Parade - 10:30 a.m. the Northwest Art Center become the hallmark of my Lecture Series. During this lec - twenty-year personal study Tailgating - 11 a.m. ture, Larum will show exam - and practice. The dragon style Football game - 1:30 p.m. ples of his works, and discuss See Larum— Page 2 Page 2 ~ September 24, 2009 News Red & Green Earn a college degree with less debt (Metro Services) — If col - tion loans, 78 percent of all col - immediately after earning a Brown bagging with books lege students could have one lege students today have at college education, students wish it might be to receive a least one credit card. That said, should be aware of the financial good education without hav - Romer advises that students commitment graduate school ing to spend the next 20 years keep their credit card in the represents, not to mention the paying off massive student deepest part of their wallet to sacrifice of potentially valuable loans and credit card debt. The use for emergencies and/or work experience while continu - truth is, you can earn a great purchases they're fully capable ing their education. college education with less of paying for within 30 days. "Gaining work experience is debt. All it takes is a little Romer also suggests that very important and you savvy money management students call their credit card always have the opportunity and self control. company and request a $500 to go back to grad school," says "There are more money spending limit on the card. Romer. "A lot of times, the issues for today's students Create a weekly spending company that you are than in any other generation plan employed by has the ability to before them," says Todd "In terms of taking charge of pay half, if not all, of your grad Romer, executive director of your finances, it really starts school expenses." Young Money magazine. From with knowing what you truly Invest, Invest, Invest ... the rising cost of college to lux - make," says Romer. While While recent grads or cur - uries like cell phones, today's more students are working rent students might be scrap - college students often find than ever before, many still ing pennies together, Romer themselves with credit card find they're spending more notes that simply investing $25 debt malaise by the time they than they're earning. to $50 per month is enough to don their cap and gown. Those "If you monitor your weekly get started. Photo by Jesse Kelly looking to avoid such a fate spending plan about twice a "Commit to learning how to MSU instructor Eric Furuseth reads from the book and take a proactive approach week, you should be good to invest because of the power of “Great Plains” by Ian Frazier. Furusethʼs presentation to debt should give the follow - go," adds Romer. time and the power of com - was the first in the Brown Bag Book Talk series for this ing tips a try. Think Hard About pound interest," says Romer. school year. Use Credit Cards Sparingly Graduate School Romer adds that another "Getting a credit card is not Some new grads who aren't benefit of students investing a bad idea," says Romer. yet ready for the working while earning a college educa - According to a recent study world decide to attend gradu - tion is how it actually alters of student loan applicants con - ate school immediately after spending in other areas of life. ducted by Nellie Mae, a lead - college. While there are right "Once students see that their ing provider of higher educa - reasons to go to grad school See Debt — Page 10 YOU ... Larum back to prehistoric art. demonstrator at the Norsk continued from page 1 “Shaping wood is a deeply Høstfest, Sept. 29 through Oct. have got to have an spiritual exercise, because it is 3. He presently lives and marks my journey of artistic a living material,” Larum said works in California. OPINION exploration. As an Icelandic of his methods. “Each piece For more information about immigrant to this country; I possesses an inherent, entirely Larum, visit his Web site at so why not want to bridge the ancient per - singular beauty, the history of www.nordicart.net. spective of my ancestors and its growth and life…Its carv - The program is free and the magnificent materials ing into shapes is a process of open to the public. For more SHARE available here in my adopted mutual cooperation between information about Northwest land,” the artist said. the carver and the grain, tex - Art Center activities, visit The artist works mainly ture and colors of an individ - www.minotstateu.edu/nac . submit your letter to the Red & Green newspaper by with classical media such as ual piece of wood.” e-mail to [email protected] paint, stone, and wood, mate - Larum will also exhibit his SEE LETTER POLICY ON PAGE 4 rials and methods that hark works, and will be an artist- Red & Green News September 24, 2009 ~ Page 3 Minot State is military friendly (MSU Public Information "We believe in educating ical campus student, therefore, students, which makes MSU have been located since 1960. Office) — As of mid-July, G.I. our airman. MSU and the the university goes out of its deserving of this award." For more information on Jobs magazine named Minot United State Air Force are a way to meet their military The plaque hangs on the this award, contact Mark State University as a Military team at Minot Air Force Base. needs," said Sue Krebsbach, second level of the Education Lyman, director of public Friendly School for the year The airmen are here defending MSU program coordinator at Center on the Minot Air Force information, at 858-3065 or 2010. After years of compiling us, and MSU is here to help the MAFB. "We receive many Base, where Minot State offices [email protected]. research, survey results and them with a smooth transition comments about how every - other data, the magazine into earning their education. one from Minot State is so determined MSU is ranked in MSU recognizes the military helpful and how the instruc - the top 15 percent of all col - student as not being your typ - tors seem to care about their leges, trade schools and uni - we need more versities across the nation. Upon notification of this First Lutheran Church-ELCA Augustana award, MSU received a plaque 120 5th Ave. NW • 852-4853 HEROES to commemorate this great Saturday Worship...................5:30 pm Lutheran Church - ELCA honor. 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Tuesday, Sept. 29 and Wednesday, Sept. 30 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Get your Flu Shot Conference Center, third floor, Student Center For Students FREE T-shirts & FREE Movie Passes & FREE cholesterol testing Beginning Sept. 14 Call 858-3371 for appointment. Contact Ann Rivera at 858-3987 or e-mail [email protected] to schedule a convenient time to donate. For Faculty & Staff BRING YOUR PHOTO ID AND DONOR CARD Beginning Sept. 30 Call 858-3371 beginning Sept. 28 for appointment . United Blood Services Give blood. Be a hero. MSU STUDENT HEALTH CENTER, LURA MANOR, SOUTH ENTRANCE SPONSORED BY MSU AMBASSADORS & ELEVATOR ACCESS AVAILABLE AT NORTHWEST DOOR STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Page 4 ~ September 24, 2009 Opinion Red & Green R&G Opinion Crossword puzzle This column is written weekly by one of the Red & Green staff members and may not necessarily reflect the views of the Red & Green or Minot State University.