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Students, staff, and faculty, I would like to take the time to welcome you back for another year of school at Minot State University. If you have not already noticed the workers have Photo by Anthony Anderson been busy over the summer finishing up some renovations to The Mu Sigma Tau house is located on University Avenue, across from Crane Hall. the campus on Swain Hall and . Both look amazing and show the dedication this administration Alumni dream becomes students’ reality has towards the student’s education experience at Minot State and athletic programs. Also you will notice that there are two By Anthony Anderson house, a former rental property, washed and painted every new sports that are now in their first year of competition. Staff Writer late last year. The Mu Sig alum - wall and brought in new furni - Along with women’s soccer, men’s has been added ni and actives worked on reno - ture, fixtures and appliances. to the athletic department. Much more is to come over the The recently reborn Mu vating the house all summer The group completely remod - next few months and I am very excited to be a part of it and Sigma Tau fraternity has com - long. eled the bathrooms and put in see this campus continue to grow. pleted renovations on its new “It was quite a transforma - several new walls to create Since the Student Government Association represents the fraternity house, located across tion,” Fraternity President new rooms. They renewed the students at Minot State, I extend an invitation to all students University Avenue from Crane Chase Lee, said. “We had a lot exterior as well, with the fra - to stop by the office to discuss any issues, comments, con - Hall. of alumni and actives come by ternity putting on new paint, cerns, and suggestion you may have for us. Our office is locat - The Mu Sigma Tau fraternity and put their time in as often as trim, and doors. ed on the second floor of the Student Center, right by the was founded at Minot State in they could. Some guys would While the Mu Sigs do not Beaver Dam. Once again, to all new and old students, staff the 1920s. It was active for 60 come by every day and put in require their members to live and faculty, welcome to Minot State University. We all have years, and recently became five or six hours each day.” in the house, six of the actives an exciting year ahead of us. active again last year, after MSU The house is almost com - have opted to do so. alumni began holding informa - pletely renovated inside and “This started out as a dream Sincerely tional meetings about rebuild - out. Volunteers refinished all of some of our alumni,” said Chase Lee, president ing Greek life on campus. the hardwood floors, and put Lee. “Now it’s become the real - Student Government Association The fraternity purchased the in all-new carpets. They ity of the students.” SEE SECHEDULE OF HOMECOMING EVENTS - PAGE 7 Page 2 – September 9, 2010 MSU News Red & Green

Photo by Jesse Kelly This yearʼs marching band plays for the opening home football game Aug. 26 at Herb Parker Stadium. The band boasts 60 members and is led by drum major Josh Stevens and director Joe Alme. Marching Beavers at it again

By Bekka Ryan school. Through band camp, I’ve been more than 400 drum majors from all over ing water, field time, whatever we need,” Staff Writer given an opportunity to expand my hori - the U.S. Alme said. zons and friend base,” Karen Alme, MSU instructor of music and Accompanying the instrumentalists A variety of Minot State University Niewoehner, Marching Beavers’ piccolo director of bands, has had a very vested on the field is a group of four “flaggers,” students – 56 instrumentalists and four player, said of her camp experience. interest in bringing the marching band the MSU Auxiliary, directed by Joyce auxiliary members – make up the One thing is for sure, the marching back to life. Accompanying Alme on the Alme. Minot State University Marching Band. band would not have come this far in field are marching band assistants Mark “Although our auxiliary team is This is director Joe Alme’s second year such a short period of time were it not for Boren, MSU instructor of music-high small, I’m excited because we have such to assemble a group of marching musi - some very instrumental players. (Pun brass specialist, and Adam Estes, wood - a dedicated group,” junior Taija Hahka cians. intended!) wind specialist. said. The Marching Beavers started their Distinguished drum major Josh Alme credits MSU President David Come check out the flag twirlers’ fall 2010 season on Saturday, Aug. 21, the Stevens not only has displayed massive Fuller for bringing excitement, enthusi - moves set to the band’s blockbuster first day of the first MSU Band Camp. amounts of patience, organizational asm and a breath of life to the program. music from “Slumdog Millionaire,” Camp lasted three days with a total of 21 skills and self discipline concerning the After attending an MSU Band Concert, “Titan Spirit” and “Transformers.” hours of practice, bonding and sweating new responsibility of being in charge of Fuller approached Alme about bringing “I see the band growing in the future,” in the sun on the new field. 60 students, he’s also done his fair share back the marching band, after a 25-year Alme said. “We hope to have a longer Students range from first year “new - of learning this year. Stevens attended hiatus from our campus. and more involved marching band in the bies” to seniors, with a few transfer stu - the 41st annnual Marching Band We would be remiss if we did not years to come.” dents thrown in for spice. Workshop in West Chester University in mention the unending support of MSU Enjoy the sounds and sights of MSU’s “Being a transfer student means that West Chester, Pa., Stevens represented Athletic Director Rick Hedberg. Marching Beavers at all five home foot - sometimes it’s hard to adjust to a new MSU on the national level along with “He’s been so supportive … provid - ball games. R ed &  Green MMSUSU N Newsews Se   ptember 9,  2 010 – P  age 3  TThehe PPlayerslayers pplaylay fforor aa d dayay

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Roosevelt Park Zoo dur- the festival this year, describes Technical support arrives at RRooseveltoosevelt PParkark ZZoooo ddur-ur - the festival this year, describes Technical support arrives at ing MSU’s annual Fall it as, “one day of pure insanity.” 3 p.m. to work their own kind ing MSUʼs annual Fall it as, “one day of pure insanity.” 3 p.m. to work their own kind Kick-off on Aug. 18. The festival starts at 7:30 of magic, and the curtain goes Kick-off on Aug. 18. The festival starts at 7:30 of magic, and the curtain goes p.m. on the 17th with a meet - up at 7:30 p.m. p.m. on the 17th with a meet- up at 7:30 p.m. Photo by Cassie Neuharth ing of all the writers, directors, “It’s what we do in a nut Photo by Cassie Neuharth ing of all the writers, directors, “It’s what we do in a nut and actors. Actors bring one shell,” Morris said. and actors. Actors bring one shell,” Morris said. 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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. New year, new editor

By now, the fall semester at Minot State a concentration in speech. University is in full swing, and with the first-week When I was a freshman, I had this crazy idea to jitters out of the way, students are no longer franti - get away for a semester. I began looking at MSU’s cally running around campus making sure they study abroad program after only a few weeks on Photo by Jonathan Dias make it to class on time. Especially freshman trying campus, I always knew it was something I had to to make sure they are even in the right classroom. try. I left on Jan. 15, 2009, for Kristianstad, Sweden, downtown Denver, working for Signature Yes, and you'll even find President Fuller always on and stayed until the end of June. Bethany Stai, a fel - Advertising, a locally owned marketing firm. With a the go, but even if he's in a scuffle, he'll make the low MSU student, went also. summer filled of Rockies games and long bus ride time to say hello and ask you how your classes are We met for the first time a month before we left commutes, I could not have asked for a better going. and became fast friends, relying on each other for internship opportunity. I should probably introduce myself. My name is that little piece of home. I not only wanted to contin - Over the years, I have tried to learn as much as I Cassie Neuharth, and I ended my semester last ue my schooling, but I wanted to learn about other can about MSU and the activities that run through spring with the honor of being named the editor of cultures around the world, and my experience the campus. The students, faculty and staff mem - the Red & Green, our MSU student newspaper, abroad changed my life. bers can be found and known as some of the nicest which you are obviously reading now. My vision is Little did I know I had yet another trick up my people in town, always willing to help someone in to make sure students, faculty and staff know all the sleeve. In one of my communication arts classes in need. As a student myself, I recommend getting to happenings on the MSU campus and in the commu - fall of 2009, I began getting pressured, yet again by know the university and all that goes on, even with - nity. my father, about the fact that as a junior we had to in your own department or major. Whether you are I was born and raised in Minot and MSU has complete internships before graduation. Some new on campus or a returning student, MSU has been my home away from home for five semesters might have been thinking "okay, I'll just find an something to offer everyone. I want students to use now. When I started as a young 18-year-old fresh - internship here and see what happens." Well, not the Red & Green, along with posters and flyers man, I felt lost knowing I was just a small fish in a this girl. I thought “Wow, cool! I want to go some - around campus for upcoming activities, events and big pond. I found my way with the help from facul - where big like Grand Forks or Minneapolis.” So, the ongoing news. The Red & Green is a student-run ty members and fellow students. Well, okay, if I looking process began for an internship for summer newspaper with the intention to inform. So, if I must should be honest, I got most of the help from my 2010, and I ended up making several interviews and plug the paper again, I am glad to be starting out the dad, Kevin Neuharth, a professor in the several nervous, failed attempts. I finally found a 2010-2011 school year with bringing you the news of Communication Arts Department. I am working on place that was comfortable and, not to toot my own MSU. Have a wonderful year! a major in public relations, minor in marketing and horn, I stole the interview. I fell in the heart of Sincerely, Cassie

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NDCPD celebrates 2 decades Amy Olson Fashion Week started as a cre - NDCPD celebrates 2 decades Amy Olson Fashion Week started as a cre- Comm 281 ative outlet for artists and Comm 281 ative outlet for artists and (MSU Public Information and national partners to the happiness and enjoyment of designers to share their cre - (MSU Public Information and national partners to the happiness and enjoyment of designers to share their cre- Office) The anniversary. a full life. He graduated Tokyo, Paris, and Milan are ations with the community Office) The North Dakota anniversary. a full life. He graduated Tokyo, Paris, and Milan are ations with the community Center for Persons with Events open to the public magna cum laude from the well-known fashion capitals. while raising money for local Center for Persons with Events open to the public magna cum laude from the well-known fashion capitals. while raising money for local Disabilities will host a “20th include an opening program University of North Texas, Will Minot someday be consid - non-profit organizations. It Disabilities will host a “20th include an opening program University of North Texas, Will Minot someday be consid- non-profit organizations. It Anniversary Celebration” on Sept. 14 in the MSU Denton, with a bachelor’s ered in this mix? both highlights the local art Anniversary Celebration” on Sept. 14 in the MSU Denton, with a bachelor’s ered in this mix? both highlights the local art on Sept. 14 and 15. Conference Center (Student degree in radio, television Minot Fashion Week will be community and the down - on Sept. 14 and 15. Conference Center (Student degree in radio, television Minot Fashion Week will be community and the down- The two-day celebration Center, third floor) from 1:30 and film production. showcasing the talented town area and is one of the few The two-day celebration Center, third floor) from 1:30 and film production. showcasing the talented town area and is one of the few will commemorate 20 years to 2:30 p.m., followed by McDoniel owns his own designs of nine local artists on opportunities in Minot for will commemorate 20 years to 2:30 p.m., followed by McDoniel owns his own designs of nine local artists on opportunities in Minot for of training, research, com - NDCPD tours and project travel agency, and he and Sept. 18 at 220 S. Broadway those interested in fashion and of training, research, com- NDCPD tours and project travel agency, and he and Sept. 18 at 220 S. Broadway those interested in fashion and munity service and knowl - displays from 3 to 4:30 p.m. his family live in the beginning at 8 p.m. Everyone design to express themselves. munity service and knowl- displays from 3 to 4:30 p.m. his family live in the beginning at 8 p.m. Everyone design to express themselves. edge dissemination to North NDCPD is located on sec - Dallas/Fort Worth area. His is invited to attend. You can This week allows the commu - edge dissemination to North NDCPD is located on sec- Dallas/Fort Worth area. His is invited to attend. You can This week allows the commu- Dakota and the nation. ond floor of Memorial Hall. presentation is free and reserve seats and purchase nity to gather together and be Dakota and the nation. ond floor of Memorial Hall. presentation is free and reserve seats and purchase nity to gather together and be NDCPD started with The public is welcome to open to the public. tickets for $10 by calling (701) inspired by the designers' NDCPD started with The public is welcome to open to the public. tickets for $10 by calling (701) inspired by the designers' only two full-time employ - join NDCPD staff as they NDCPD will engage the 822-2327. All proceeds of this unique creations. only two full-time employ- join NDCPD staff as they NDCPD will engage the 822-2327. All proceeds of this unique creations. ees, Susie Mack and Joe look back over the past 20 past and current staff, the event will be donated to the The designers range from ees, Susie Mack and Joe look back over the past 20 past and current staff, the event will be donated to the The designers range from Ferrara. The other eight years. MSU campus, the local com - UND Children's Advocacy those just learning how to sew Ferrara. The other eight years. MSU campus, the local com- UND Children's Advocacy those just learning how to sew part-time employees were NDCPD, along with the munity and the state. The Center. to those who have attended part-time employees were NDCPD, along with the munity and the state. The Center. to those who have attended communication disorders Student Government intent of the 20th If you are interested in vol - fashion school. This is MFW's communication disorders Student Government intent of the 20th If you are interested in vol- fashion school. 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You can year are: Kelly Paul, Tanuel speakers, honored guests, from 11 a.m. to noon. in North Dakota. also contact Minot Fashion Lowery, Amanda Francis, speakers, honored guests, from 11 a.m. to noon. in North Dakota. also contact Minot Fashion Lowery, Amanda Francis, former administrators, cur - McDoniel was born with For additional informa - Week on their Facebook page if Andrea Johnson, Kayla Cote, former administrators, cur- McDoniel was born with For additional informa- Week on their Facebook page if Andrea Johnson, Kayla Cote, rent and former staff, cur - no arms and shortened legs. tion, contact Brent Askvig, interested in designing in their Jazmine Wolff, Terry Chavez, rent and former staff, cur- no arms and shortened legs. tion, contact Brent Askvig, interested in designing in their Jazmine Wolff, Terry Chavez, rent and past Consumer He remains positive NDCPD executive direc tor, next show. 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Cote's jewelry collection to but this year it was all new Kelly Paul's designs, which shows and people came and were inspired by “Alice in we got a really positive Wonderland's” Mad Hatter. response. Minot Fashion Week encour - "It's really cool that it's ages the community to gather been 45 years and that a together to support the local town this size continues to arts and to support a fantastic support it every year," Olson non-profit organization on said. Sept. 18. Planning for next year's The doors will open at 7 productions will begin after p.m. Prepare to be inspired! Christmas. The Players said To learn more and volunleer, fans can be sure everyone visit www.fa cebook.com/ involved will be working minotfashionweek, or e-mail toward another great sum - [email protected]. mer experience. Page 8 – September 9, 2010 MSU Sports Red & Green

Photo by Jesse Kelly Minotʼs Lexy Kidd uses an instep kick to power the ball downfield. MSU won, 2-0, at home Aug. 27. Beavers launch first Photo by Jesse Kelly John Denne (No. 27) and Chris Compton (No. 35) tackle a Bemidji receiver. Bemidji won game with big win the game, 24-7, at Herb Parker Stadium Aug. 26. Thomas Salery the second period, the action Comm 281 began to become intense as a Bemidji State player was yellow Beavers play first game on new turf Minot State University’s first carded for excessive roughness. ever women’s soccer team Although the first game was Eric Manlove well.” down on three plays, and Nik made a good impression as intense, it was the Beavers next Staff Writer Several bright spots for the Richardson missed a 30-yard they went on to win the first game against Minnesota- Beavers came on special field goal wide left. two games in school history. Crookston that tested the The Minot State University teams. With no time remain - Minot State was back in The Lady Beavers won 1-0 team’s toughness. It was a football team opened the sea - ing in the second quarter, sen - action for their first road game against conference opponent hard-fought game, but the son two weeks ago in the ior Johnny Lester crossed the this past Saturday at Sea Foam Bemidji State in the first game ladies pulled it out 2-0. annual Beaver Bash, hosting goal line on a 99-yard kickoff Stadium, visiting Concordia and followed it up with a victo - Many fans attended both . return to bring Minot State University - St. Paul. The ry over Minnesota-Crookston games, with the crowd support - Bemidji was not a very friend - within 3 points. Beavers fell 38-17, but again on Aug. 29. ing the Lady Beavers. The ly guest as they ran all over “It felt good to come out the game was much closer The Bemidji State game was crowd was so loud, you could MSU for a 24-7 victory, under with the crowd excited at than the outcome, as big plays the first game in the new MSU’s hear the vuvuzelas from blocks the lights on the new field turf home, but we have to get bet - doomed Minot State. women’s soccer program. The away. at Herb Parker Stadium. ter,” Lester said. “That starts “We have to protect the ball game was very competitive and The Minot State team has a The Beavers from Bemidji immediately in the weight on offense and not give up big remained tied 0-0 through the tough schedule coming up as controlled the game in every room; we’ve just got to get plays on defense,” said first period. It began to turn in it goes against more experi - aspect from the opening kick- better.” Rudolph, “and we didn’t do favor of the Beavers early in the enced schools such as off, outgaining Minot State Minot State had a chance either of those. We gave up second period as freshman , St. Cloud 499-80 in yardage. Despite the late thanks to another special too many big plays.” Nicole Matsumoto scored the and University of Sioux Falls. huge difference in statistical teams play. Bemidji State was Minot State (0-2) will be first and only goal of the game The schedule looks tough, numbers, the game remained in punt formation and had the idle next week as they prepare and in the history of women‘s but if the first two games are close throughout. snap sail over the punters for their Dakota Athletic soccer at MSU. any indication of how the “I thought our defense head. Junior Kenneth McCoy Conference opener Sept. 18. Even though the Bemidji season will go, the Lady played hard and gave us a recovered the ball on the 15- The Beavers will host State women made attempts to Beavers look ready for the chance,” coach Paul Rudolph yard line to give MSU a Mayville State at a 1:30 p.m. tie it up, they couldn’t over - challenge. said. “Our special teams gave chance to pull within 3. kickoff at Herb Parker come the ’ The Beavers next home us some opportunities as But Minot State was shut Stadium. defense. During the later part of game is Sept. 21. R ed &  Green MMSUSU S Sportsports Se   ptember 9,  20 10 – P  age 9  FFairair bbringsrings sstudentstudents o outut t o to llearnearn mmoreore aaboutbout MMSUSU

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Come and enjoy a warm cup of soup and stay for great conversation, Cochallengeme and e nsomeonejoy a wa rtom acu gamep of s oonup the an dWii st aory usefor g therea tfree con Internet.versation, challenge someone to a game on the Wii or use the free Internet. Free soup lunch for MSU students Free soup luEverynch Tuesdayfor MSU students 11:30Ev ea.m.ry T u–e 1:30sda y p.m. Augustana Lutheran11:30 a Church.m. – 1 :(across30 p.m from. Lura Manor) Augustana Lutheran Church (across from Lura Manor) SPONSORED BY LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRY A LutheranSPON ministrySORED onBY campus, LUTHER notAN justCAM aP ministryUS MIN IforST RLutheransY A LKariuth eWilliamson,ran ministry 839-3949, on campu [email protected], not just a ministry for Lutherans Kari Williamson, 839-3949, [email protected] Page 10 – September 9, 2010 MSU News Red & Green Early enrollment numbers out

(MSU Public Information Office) Along with much of northwestern North Dakota, growth is underway at Minot State University. According to first-day numbers, Minot State’s enrollment is showing a 6 percent increase, compared to the same time last year. The total headcount of students taking courses is 3,744, a 211 student increase from the 3,533 students who were taking classes on the first day of fall 2009. “Minot State proudly provides an ideal location for students to learn and grow. The early enrollment numbers for this fall show us at a five-year high for students,” said David Fuller, president of Minot State University. “We are very pleased to see more students coming to campus from Ward County, North Dakota and other states.” The counties of Bottineau, Burleigh, Cass, Grand Forks, Morton, Renville, Ward and Williams all showed increases in the number of students who chose to attend Minot State. A number of these students are finding it difficult to locate a residence within Minot or a surrounding community. Residence hall occupancy has jumped almost 20 percent com - pared to the same time last year, with almost 650 students living in a residence hall or apart - ment on campus. Enrollment numbers show an 8 percent increase in the number of full-time undergrad - uate students. This means more students are concentrating their time and energy on earn - ing an undergraduate degree from Minot State University. The number of Canadian students and non- Canadian international students has increased, according to first-day numbers. Graduate students from across the state and region are also showing an increased interest in gaining an education at Minot State. Graduate School enrollment figures rose more than 6 percent. These numbers may change, as first-day enrollment numbers are not official. Enrollment figures become official after the fourth full week of classes, when they are reported to the North Dakota University System.  Page 12 –    Septembe r 9 , 2010 R ed &  G  reen Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 11:00 am-Midnight Fri. & Sat. 11:00 am-1:00 am Sunday 11:00 am-11:00 pm

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