Volume 95 , Number 5 Inside This Issue: October 10, 2013 - MSU music concerts, Pg 3 - NAC lecture, Pg 3 Minot, N.D. 58701 - #theBeaverBuzz, Pg 6 minotstateu.edu/redgreen - Hockey, Pg 9 ReMd INOT&STATEGUNIVrEReSITY en Interdisciplinary Social promotes Goldfish Giveaway understanding and teamwork

by Tricia Rosatti assessment teams, both on cam - Staff Writer pus and in future work sites,” The Interdisciplinary Social, she said. in recognition of Disabilities “This year, we will be view - Awareness Month, takes place ing short clips from reality Monday, Oct. 21, from 5 to 7 shows and sitcoms such as ‘Big p.m. in the Conference Center, Bang Theory,’ ‘Glee,’ ‘Push third floor of the Student Center. Girls,’ ‘Switched at Birth,’ etc.,” The event, in conjunction Klimpel said. “After viewing the with University Diversity clips, there will be small inter - Committee (UDC) Diversity disciplinary group discussion. Week, is intended for students This is in hopes to understand majoring in any human service each other’s disciplines.” field such as social work, psy - The social is free for MSU stu - chology, education, criminal jus - dents, faculty and staff, and tice and customer service, but pizza will be served. Those plan - everyone is invited. ning to attend should email Evelyn Klimpel, Minot State [email protected] University Coordinator of by Oct. 14. Disability Services, spoke about The Disabilities Committee the reason for the social. members are: Evelyn Klimpel, “Our purposes are to broad - Cheryl Gilson, Ely Vargas, Lisa en the foundation of information Borden-King, Dionne Spooner, across disciplines and team- Holly Pedersen, JoLynn Webster, Photo by Courtney Holman building skills among people Lesley Magnus, Johnna Westby, MSU students (from the left) Lexis Watson, Morgan Goettle, Paige Clark and Shelby Bruce decorate who will eventually work Heidi Benavides and Melissa goldfish bowls in the Beaver Dam. MSU Life sponsored the event and gave away more than 100 together on intervention and Spelchen. goldfish last week.

Motivator, entrepreneur to visit students Oct. 16 Motivational speaker Arel ‘100 Years of Normal’ playing Oct. 15-19 Moodie will speak to students on campus Wednesday, Oct. 16, from by Zac DeMers English kids in that family, to feature all 1 to 2 p.m. in Ann Nicole Nelson Staff Writer instructor, of these characters would have Hall in Old Main. The wrote the play been difficult,” Thom-Arens said. The presentation is free and all Theatre Department presents its over this past However, the cast is large and students are welcome to attend. fall main stage production, “100 summer. She said includes both MSU-affiliated Moodie, from Brooklyn, N.Y., Years of Normal,” Oct. 15-19 at it is a work of fiction, participants and community empowers students to achieve 7:30 p.m. in Aleshire Theater, with the characters based on real members. success in life by getting the most Hartnett Hall, as part of the MSU people, the characters from The set consists of three out of their college experience. Centennial Celebration “Mostly About Elna,” a book screens which will project photos Moodie is the best-selling Carlen Gilseth, MSU assistant written by Gilseth’s aunt, Elna of the real people whom the Moodie author of "Your Starting Point for communication arts professor, Knutson-Knox. actors are portraying during the Student Success," a book not and his message, visit his website directs the play, with its characters The playwright provides a performance. Gilseth hopes this about helping students go to col - at www.arelmoodie.com. based on his ancestors who - narrator, a modern-day 2013 will help with changing time lege, but more importantly about Minot State University's grated from Norway and ended MSU student, who serves as a periods. Kevin Neuharth helping students successfully go Center for Engaged Teaching and up in . Their sur - connection between the past and designed the set which includes through college to truly succeed Learning, Enrollment Services name was Knutson. The play men - the present. imagery from both Norway and in school and in life. and the POWER Center are spon - tions the university throughout. “Because the Knutson family North Dakota. soring the event. Nicole Thom-Arens, MSU had so many kids; they had 11 To learn more about Moodie See “100 Years” — Page 7 Page 2 – October 10, 2013 News Red & Green News in Brief For library Wear Pink Wednesdays ʻDiversity –You Are ʻBranding Yourself for Battle of the Bands on hours, call The MSU Nursing Program encourages students, faculty and Uniqueʼ workshop Oct. Successʼ workshop Oct. 24 Battle of the Bands + Emcee Mr. staff to emblazon their outfits with 21 and 24 Oct. 22 and 25 Napkins = a MUST attend event! 858-3200 pink to bring awareness to Breast Diversity can be found in many Audra Myerchin, assistant Napkins has become a YouTube Cancer Awareness Month. ways - gender, physical character - broadcasting professor, will pres - superstar and has starred in sever - istics, cultural or ethnic back - ent a Student Success Workshop, al episodes of Epic Rap Battles of ground. Harry Hoffman, associate at 11 a.m. Oct. 22 in Main 308 and History. He'll be here for one night M-Life: Ghost Hunter sociology professor, will discuss at 10 a.m. Oct. 25 in Main 106A. Today in History only, Oct 24 at 8 p.m. in the Beaver how to be sensitive to this diversi - She will discuss how to create doc - Chris Moon Oct. 11 Dam. MSU Life sponsors the 1868: Cuba revolts for Chris Moon, Ghost Hunter pro - ty while working and socializing. uments and skills that will market event. It is free to all students with independence against vides a look into the world of the Event takes place Oct. 21 at 1 p.m. your qualities to best land a job. a current MSU ID. Spain. paranormal. This is guaranteed to in Hartnett Hall 312E and Oct. 24 Students will learn how to devel - be a hair-raising good time! In the at 3:30 pm. in Main 104. The pres - op their interview skills, overall 1868: First written Beaver Dam tomorrow at 9:30 entation is free and open to all image and match their skills with Next Democracy Cafe account of a p.m. The presentatioan is free to MSU students. business' needs. Free and open to Canadian football all students with a current MSU all MSU students. is Oct. 29 Don’t miss the next Democracy game. ID and is sponsored by MSU Life. ʻHow to Be a Leaderʼ Cafe Oct. 29 at 9:30 a.m. in the Beaver Brew Cafe in the Beaver 1908: Baseball Writers workshop Oct. 21 and 24 Ridge Plaza. The topic will be Association is formed. M-Life: Finance guru Self-awareness must be ʻʻYou Don't Say?ʼ – “Changes in Western North achieved before anyone can suc - Peter Bielagus Oct. 14 Peer-to-Peer Dakota.” 1959: Pan Am begins Want free money? Or the tricks cessfully lead a group or team. Democracy Cafe fosters non- regular flights around and tips to being financially suc - Jessica Smestad, tutoring and Communicationʼ work - partisan discussion on important the world. cessful and stable? Peter Bielagus mentoring coordinator, Center for shop Oct. 23 civic issues in the community. It has the information you need! Engaged Teaching and Learning, Tiffany Jaeger, Residence Hall meets every three weeks in con - 1968: Brett Favre, NFL Hear him in the Beaver Dam at 8 will ask students to examine their Director of Cook Hall, joins Aaron junction with MSU’s political sci - quarterback, is born. p.m. on Oct. 14. Free to all stu - values, strengths, weaknesses and Hughes, student activities direc - ence class, “Contemporary dents with a current MSU ID. personal leadership style in order tor, in teaching students tips, Community Issues,” taught by 1970: Fiji gains to understand how these elements tricks and insights to effectively Jynette Larshus, and is funded in independence from impact the way they lead. The communicate in all aspects of life. part by the MSU Center for Britain (National Magician Joseph Tran workshop is at 2 p.m. Oct. 21 and Event begins at 1 p.m. in Hartnett Day). Engaged Teaching and Learning. at 10 a.m. Oct 24 in Main 106A. Hall 312E. Free and open to all performs Oct. 17 It is free and open to the public. Joseph Tran's hilariously magi - Workshop is free and open to all MSU students. 1979: Fleetwood Mac gets cal show is no illusion ... or is it? MSU students. a star in Hollywood. Check out this amazing performer NAC exhibit: ʻPoor Boy to find out. The show is Oct. 17 at ʻStress Managementʼ 1996: Cornerstone 8 p.m. in the Beaver Dam. MSU ʻGet Your Academics workshop Oct. 23, 24 and the Mud Pony, an dedication for Life sponsors the show, and it is Back on Trackʼ work - and 25 Arikara Perspectiveʼ Holocaust Museum in free to all students with a current Come to Old Main 102 at 3 p.m. The Northwest Art Center's New York City. MSU ID. shop Oct. 22 and 23 Gordon B. Olson Library Gallery The POWER Center staff will to learn how to relieve stress and presents "Poor Boy and the Mud show students how to improve anxiety. The workshop is offered 2004: Christopher Reeve, Pony, an Arikara Perspective," paint - their grades with easy and effec - again at noon on Oct. 24 and 25. director/actor/advo- ʻMajor Confusionʼ work - ings by Monte "Black Pinto Horse" tive methods. The first session will Free and open to all MSU stu - cate, Superman, dies Yellow Bird, Great Falls, Mont., on shop Oct. 21 and 22 take place Oct. 22 from 2:30 to 3:20 dents. at age 52. Is this who I want to be when I display through Oct. 31. The gallery p.m. in the Westlie Room, third grow up? Am I in the right major is open regular library hours. floor of the Student Center. The 2010: Hanoi, Vietnam's program? How can I be sure? next session will be Oct. 23, 12:15 Christman presents at capital, celebrates its Lynda Bertsch, Student Success to 1:05 p.m. in Old Main 106B. 1,000-year birthday. Center director, will answer these Math Talk Oct. 24 NAC exhibit: ʻFrom the Both are free and open to all MSU MSU sophomore Samantha important college questions in students. Christman will present at the next Quietʼ 2012: Pope Benedict XVI two sessions. The first, on Oct. 21 Math Talk Oct. 24 at 5 p.m. in "From the Quiet" by Sherry Lee adds Arabic to the at 4 p.m., will be in the Westlie Model Hall 330. Christman will Short, Fargo, N.D., is on display number of languages Room, third floor of the Student M-Life: Movie Oct. 22 duscuss “Discovering the through Oct. 30 in the Hartnett broadcasting the Center. The second will take place Head over to Aleshire Theater Probability of Recidivism in the Hall Gallery. Gallery reception is weekly Vatican Oct. 22 at 1 p.m. in Old Main 106. at 7:05 p.m. to check out the fea - Criminal Justice System.” The talk Oct. 30 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The address Both sessions will be free and tured movie. This event is free and is free and open to the public. gallery is open Monday through open to all MSU students. open to all MSU students with an Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and by (Courtesy of Brainyhistory.com) MSU ID. special arrangement. RedR e&d Green& Green NewsNews PagePage 33 -- OctoberOctober 10,10, 20132013 MSUMSU professor professo rrecounts recounts EasternEastern InternationalInternationa lFilm Film Series Series continues continues Oct.Oct. 2121

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Photo by Michelle Holman Brock Storrusten (right), guest speaker and manager of Moore Engineering, discusses “Neighborhoods for the Future: Planning Our Community Development” at Tuesday’s Democracy Cafe. Discussions, held every three weeks in the Beaver Brew Cafe, are open to everyone. Red & Green News Page 7 - October 10, 2013 ... “100 Years” ‘Pitch perfect’ for baseball team continued from page 1 Thom-Arens and Gilseth stressed the importance of the fact that, even Beaver statue in all its glory though this was one family’s story, this is probably everyone’s story who immigrated to North Dakota. It was a new life and everyone shared equal hardships. They said any MSU stu - dent, faculty or staff member or com - munity member who grew up in North Dakota will find relevance with the play. “I think it’s a play about tradition, and what is fantastic about it is the story being told spans generations,” Thom-Arens said. “I think people will see a lot of reference to Minot State.” Photo by Vanessa Christiuk “I didn’t set out to use my family, MSU catcher Connor Moughtin frames a pitch as the umpire but it’s been an interesting project,” looks on during an intersquad match last week. The MSU Gilseth said. “It’s a universal story baseball season is set to start in February. because the state is so filled with immigrants. The same families went through the depression and Second Great World War. We went through these things as a community and the community suffered the same.” Experience: Tickets are $6 for adults, $5 for stu - “ dents and seniors. 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Broadway Broadway Red & Green Sports Page 9 - October 10, 2013 MSU club hockey team remains undefeated by Jamie Council fun,” Jordan said, “but the impor - Staff Writer tant thing is that we weren’t letting The Beavers remain on top, any in.” unscathed in the series versus the Despite a sloppy start, the #11 University of Central Beavers found themselves up 2-0 Oklahoma Broncos. The Beavers to start the second period Friday outscored UCO 10-0, and senior night. The line of Jordan, junior goaltender Wyatt Waselenchuk Logan Herauf and senior Jared remains unscored on at the Maysa McIntosh went into overdrive with Arena, home ice for Minot State Jordan and Herauf tallying goals University. from Jordan, defenseman Mitch “I was pretty happy with the Peeke, and two assists from way we played overall,” McIntosh. Waselenchuk said. “I’m very proud The freshmen let themselves be of the guys.” known with two more goals added The victories on Friday and in the second period to put the Saturday night put the Beavers’ score at 4-0 MSU. Freshmen for - overall record at 6-0, but there’re wards Cole Olson and Jeremy still a lot of games to play before Johnson found the back of the net March. This series against the with help from freshman Sean Broncos proved to the rest of the Delwo and sophomore Brett ACHA that the Beavers deserve to Nespor. be on top, but furthermore exposed Herauf held the lone goal in the the opportunity of current players third from Jordan to put the game clinching another banner. The his - at 5-0. The impressive shutout did - Photo by Vanessa Christiuk toric banner-raising on Saturday n’t come easy; defensemen Peeke Senior Jared McIntosh handles the puck for the Beavers in Saturday’s game against the University of night put the significance of last and freshman Eric Baldwin sacri - Central Oklahoma. The Beavers defeated the Broncos, 5-0, both Friday and Saturday. year’s achievements into perspec - ficed their bodies to deflect the tive. puck from the pipes and face. “It was a lot of fun to have special moment.” mandatory gym hours, uncompro - “Looking forward, we have to Waselenchuk protected his net those guys on the ice that meant so Dube inspired the program to mised leadership and rewarding keep pushing,” junior captain with 34 saves in the competition. much to our team last year. It was a push itself to the limits through Michael Jordan said. “We can’t just Saturday night kicked off with See Hockey— Page 10 say ‘Oh, well we won last week - the championship banner-raising end.’ We have to keep pushing before puck drop. Former captain harder and harder every time.” Nigel Dube and former assistant The scores of both games (and captain Garrett Ferguson found last year’s second-round game themselves in the spotlight as they against UCO at nationals) were 5-0 walked the banner to center ice to Beavers. Defense was key in both be raised to the rafters for all to see. games despite a couple of break - “As you can see by my smile, downs. [the ceremony] was amazing,” “The 10 goals; it’s always fun to Waselenchuk said, with a grin MSU Student Council for Exceptional Children score goals so everybody had some peeking past his usually composed and the Optimist Club of Minot 31st Annual Community Halloween Party Wednesday Night Alive! MSU Dome • Thursday, Oct. 31 • 5-8 p.m. MSU student organizations, businesses, service clubs, civic organizations, friends and neighbors are all requested to sponsor a booth, which involves decorating the booth and handing out treats on Halloween. If you would like to sponsor a booth, please return the form below by Friday, Oct. 18. Wednesday Nights If you have any questions, call Melanie (858-4233 or 240-2579) or Lisa (858-3374). Administration 158 Thank you for providing our youth with a Happy Halloween, and God Bless America! 8:30 p.m. Please mail to ______Yes, we will sponsor a booth (worship and Bible study) Melanie Moore Student Health & Development Center Organization ______Sponsored by Lutheran Campus Ministry Minot State University A Lutheran ministry on campus, not just a ministry to Lutherans Contact Person ______Phone [email protected] or email Facebook Lutheran Campus Ministry-MSU [email protected] Email ______Page 10 – October 10, 2013 Sports Red & Green ... Hockey continued from page 9 community service projects. This was Nigel’s first game watching the Beavers as just a fan. The Beavers flew out of the gate with energy that the Broncos couldn’t compete with. MSU found themselves up 3-0 at the end of the first period. Rutherford, senior for - ward Will Kinsman and Nespor tallied the goals from Jordan, Johnson, freshman Tanner Mitchell, freshman Dwight Lee, Olson and Rutherford. The next two periods, one fresh - man made himself known. Johnson added the lone goals in the second Photo by Ayman AlQasem ABOVE: MSU players (from the left) Mallory Sall, Ashley Heavenor, and third period to put the final Emily Byrne, Jen Dixon and Shaunessy Dauwalder keep the team score once again at 5-0, with help spirit strong on Friday as they battle the University of Sioux Falls. from teammates, freshman The Beavers defeated the Cougars, 3-2. defenseman Jon Stephenson, Olynyk and Rutherford, with two assists. Photo by Ayman AlQasem “The guys are getting used to LEFT: MSU setter Brooke French gets ready to serve the ball during playing with each other,” Jordan Saturday’s match against Southwest Minnesota State University. The said.” Tonight you could see the Beavers lost to the Mustangs, 0-3. lines starting to mold together.” It was a solid weekend of Beaver Hockey at the , not to mention the added buzz in the air surrounding alumni week - defeats USF, falls to ranked SMSU end. Many parents were in town, which made this a truly special by Jamin Heller got Minot State back into the impressive eight digs. pressure. weekend. Staff Writer game, before they eventually pre - "We brought in Whit as a jun - "We didn't make as good of Next weekend, the Beavers hit The Minot State Beavers vailed 32-30 in a seesaw set. ior from Linn Benton and she decisions tonight," Ward said. the road to Fargo to take on NDSU. University volleyball team had The teams swapped victories actually played for my club when "We were out of system a lot The following weekend, the stands an up and down weekend, once in sets three and four, before the I coached out there," Ward told more tonight than we were yes - of the Maysa will be filled once again taking advantage of home Beavers’ blistering offensive MSU Sports Information. "It took terday. We have to do better from again as the court to capture a tense five-set attack proved too much for the her a while to kind of get our the service line and cause havoc hope to take revenge. The Beavers match Friday night before falling Cougars in the final set. Minot defense. It's a little different, and into their system of play, and we defeated Lindenwood in the cham - to a nationally ranked opponent State hit .800 in the fifth set in I think you are starting to see that didn't get enough out of our pionship game to hoist the the next day. route to a crucial 15-5 victory to fruition of being a consistent swings tonight." Murdoch Cup last March. The Beavers won a five-set secure the match. player out there." The schedule doesn’t get any Lindenwood is currently ranked #5 marathon versus the University Junior OH Jen Dixon once The Beavers looked to carry easier for the Beavers (7-9 overall, in the second ACHA rankings. of Sioux Falls on Friday, picking again showed why the hashtag momentum from the win into 3-4 NSIC), as they will look to get For more information, follow up a crucial second-set victory #IKnowJenDixon has picked up Saturday’s clash with nationally back on track versus another the action on Twitter and storming the Cougars in the so much popularity on the team’s ranked Southwest Minnesota nationally ranked opponent this (@Minotstate), on Facebook and fifth and deciding set to pick up twitter account. Dixon led the State University. Despite a good weekend. Second-ranked check out their website at their third conference win, 19-25, team in both kills and digs with fight, the Mustangs proved why University of Minnesota Duluth msubeavershockey.com. 32-30, 20-25, 25-16, 15-5. 22 and 17 respectively, while they are ranked seventh in the will pay a visit to the Dome floor Despite another slow start, the sophomore Mallory Sall con - country and defeated the Beavers for a 7 p.m. match Friday night, Beavers clawed their way back tributed 16 kills in the winning in straight sets, 25-23, 25-16, 25- before St. Cloud State comes to into the game with their trade - effort. 17. town for a 7 p.m. match on mark resilience. After dropping Head coach Travis Ward was Dixon led the Beavers with Saturday. the first set and trailing the sec - also quick to acknowledge the nine kills while Sall contributed Friday is “Dig Pink” night, ond set, 17-22, a timeout from effort of some players that didn’t another eight, but the team was and all fans are encouraged to head coach Travis Ward seemed necessarily show up on the score held to just a .096 hitting percent - wear pink to the game to support to turn the tide. A questionable sheet, including the play of junior age for the match. Ward attrib - Breast Cancer awareness. red card on USF and three Whitney Hightower. Hightower uted the loss to poor decision- straight points after the timeout finished the night with an making and lack of offensive Page 12 – October 10, 2013 Red & Green

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