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The Carlson School benefits from a proven and experienced leadership team dedicated to the school's long-term success.
Sri Zaheer
Srilata Zaheer's appointment as Dean, Carlson School of Management, was approved by the Board of Regents on March 9, 2012. Zaheer had served as the interim dean of the school since June 20, 2011.
Zaheer joined the University in 1991 as an assistant professor after earning her PhD at the Sloan School of Management at MIT. At the Carlson School, her roles have included serving as the PhD coordinator in the department of Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship (SMO), department chair, and associate dean of faculty and research where she was responsible for faculty in seven academic departments and the school's research infrastructure.
Prior to academia, Zaheer worked for multinationals such as Tata Consultancy Services and Sandoz (India) Ltd. She also reported on politics and business from India and Nigeria for Business International. These experiences provided the foundation for her research in international business as well as leading the Carlson School's engagement with the corporate community.
Zaheer earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from the Women's Christian College, Madras University and was awarded her MBA from the Indian Institute of Management in Ahmedabad.
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George John is a nationally known expert in marketing channels, industrial marketing, and high technology. John's work centers on the governance of inter-firm links, and his current research includes work on component branding and consumer guarantees, including the recently published article "Strategic Fit in Industrial Alliances: An Empirical Test of Governance Value Analysis," in the Journal of Marketing Research and "Assessing the Effects of a Channel Switch," in Marketing Science. John is the 2010 recipient of the American Marketing Association Interorganizational Special Interest Group (IOSIG) Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Bergen's research focuses on pricing and channels of distribution, where he has studied issues such as pricing as a strategic capability, price wars, pricing as truces, pass-through, branded variants, dual distribution, gray markets, co-op advertising, and quick response. Bergen's work has been published in a broad array of scholarly journals and business press, including the Journal of Marketing Research, the Journal of Consumer Research, the Journal of Marketing, Marketing Science, Management Science, the Quarterly Journal of Economics, Organization Science, the Strategic Management Journal, Harvard Business Review, and the Sloan Management Review.
Arthur Hill
Since 1992, Hill has served as professor in the Carlson School's Department of Operations and Management Sciences where he has delivered consistently strong instruction in the core of both the Full-Time and Executive MBA programs. Hill is a Fellow of the American Production Inventory Control Society and has been a visiting professor at Indiana University, IMD International (Lausanne, Switzerland), Wits Business School (Johannesburg, South Africa), and the National University of Singapore. He founded the Carlson Consulting Enterprise; has authored over 70 research articles on topics related to manufacturing management, service management, distribution, and retail management; and has consulted for a number of leading firms in both the United States and Europe.
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Michael Houston has been with the Carlson School of Management since 1986 and has served as chair, Department of Marketing and Logistics Management, Associate Dean of Faculty and Research, and interim Co-Dean. An award-winning consumer researcher, he currently does research on culture and consumer behavior and global branding issues. He served as Editor, Journal of Marketing Research (1988-91) and currently serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Consumer Psychology, International Journal of Research in Marketing, Asian Journal of Marketing, and the Review of Marketing Research. He has held national office in the American Marketing Association, serving as Vice President of Publications (2000-2004), and currently as Co-Chair of the AMA Knowledge Coalition. His teaching efforts have included his role as academic director of the Carlson Brand Enterprise.
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Ian Maitland first joined the Carlson School in 1979 and most recently has served as professor of business ethics and international business. Ian also has taught in the Carlson School's China and Warsaw Executive MBA programs and the Management of Technology Master's Program and has served as a Visiting Professor at Keio University in Tokyo in 2001. He has a PhD from Columbia University in sociology and a BA from Magdalen College, Oxford. He qualified as a Chartered Accountant in England, is a member of the California Bar and served as the President of the Society of Business Ethics in 2010‐11.


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Корона Июса - скалы над рекой, возвышающиеся на 300 метров. Красивая долина реки. Сибирь, Хакассия, Ширинский район, по дороге на пос. Коммунар, между деревней Ефремкино и Малая Сыя.
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|South Ridge in a day
Date Climbed: Jun 29, 2009
|Only able to get permit for one day, so we went for it. Hint: Do not hit the ridge to early, terrible bushwacking. Instead go up and down in the basin between the two ridge spurs before they meet up. The forest is much more spaced out. Also don't bring a full length climbing rope...they are heavy! Upper traverse and climbing make this route amazing. Love the oldgrowth at the bottom as well.
|Posted Jul 5, 2009 2:47 pm
|Tierra Infirma
Date Climbed: Jun 17, 2009
|aesthetic peak, arduous suffering!
2pm start-approached via Pamelia Lk trail head (elev.3,000ft) to Milk Creek to PCT (head south) about a mile to the first major gully. followed poor climbers trail up steep to approx 5,600ft -camped still in trees with about 50% snow coverage at this point. 6am start- low temps only to the 40's caused loose snow conditions- post-holing and kick stepping interspersed with loose scree stumbling. As I live at 7,000ft I expected to find this climb easier but instead it seemed and enormous amount of work. upper slopes involved postholing thigh deep and burring your axe and hand and forearm. 1pm- we debated at the "red saddle" (completely white for us) & decided because of the exposed traverse and poor snow conditions as well as the worsening weather that we should skip the remaining 330ft and descend. glissaded as much as possible, broke camp and back to the car by 8:30pm, Good Beer and Pizza at "sammy's" in Detroit Lake. see vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qECnSi1Ugh4
|Posted Jul 2, 2009 6:51 pm
|South Ridge
|Made it across traverse but got to be too late and summit block was too icy for safe climbing. Decided to head down and try another day. Long strenous climb. Great mountain. Climbed with Chemeketans out of Salem, Oregon.
|Posted Dec 11, 2008 12:36 am
|South Ridge Again
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2007
|Why? Why did I go back here? Great fun with great friends and nice camp festivities. No shenanigans on this trip at least, except for my clumsy scree slip near the base and a cut finger. Nobody makes me bleed my own blood! A drencher of a packout the following day. Why?
|Posted Mar 23, 2008 8:16 pm
|Long way up
Date Climbed: Aug 30, 2007
|Plan was start at Whitewater trail head and attempt a summit from Jefferson Park Glacier. Late start at 8am made the snow too soft and I had no ice screws. Down-climbed from 8,800 to 8,000 and made camp at a flat spot on the east ridge of Jefferson Park Glacier. Slept in bivy and no sleeping bag through some light rain and hail. Lightning overhead gave a slight concern.
Next morning at 9am headed east for a Whitewater Glacier summit. Lots of crevasses and only my buddy on the other end of roped glacier travel, but seemed pretty safe. Traversing steep scree was slow and wasted energy on the way to the south ridge but made it by 2:30pm. Winds constantly gusting to maybe 80mph. Goggles required.
Started across the terrible traverse too high, near the last remnants of snow, and we both nearly fell to our demise. Probably started up the summit pinnacle too soon as the climbing was about 5.6 and was done in my boots with gloves on and an ice axe in hand. Made the summit probably around 6pm, my watch had died. Summit was in the clouds all day and visibility was about 50ft with 70mph gusting wind still present.
Wasn't familiar with the west ridge on the narrow trail so we decided to descend as quickly as possible via south ridge. Back over the terrible traverse, this time lower and much safer. Estimated 7,500 ft at the last glacier as the light was completely gone. Camped an unplanned night and ate 1 packet of Ramen each.
Next morning bushwacked to the trail towards Pamilia and caught the PCT to Whitewater trail. The trip had us circle the entire mountain on little food, but we managed. Pack weight around 40lbs.
My first mountain summit!
|Posted Sep 7, 2007 12:17 am
|Re: Long way up
|Were you really making Jeff Park Glacier on Jeff your first ever climbing project? Bold my friend. Bold indeed.
|Posted Oct 11, 2007 8:50 pm
|steep dirt in August
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2007
|South ridge is a boulder/talus/scree/dirt fun fest. The traverse was melted out except a small tongue that we could skirt low. Left steepish, welded mud and rock to climb to get around to the North side but nothing as horrifying as I'd expected. We still encountered a bit of spontaneous rock fall that would have ruined our entire day had it hit one of our party. Scramble to the summit was easy 3rd on good rock. If you find yourself on loose or difficult rock coming up the pinnacle from the North side, you are off route. No rope, no pro made for nice light packs. Brought crampons and axes and neither were needed.
|Posted Aug 21, 2007 4:05 pm
|Whitewater glacier
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2007
|It was an Obsidian club trip, and all eight of the participants were at least intermediate level mountaineers. everybody was able to pitch in on technical duties and made life a bit easier on the trip leaders. The route does a 360 degree corkscrew around the mountain. We had spectacular weather and great sunsets and rises due to forest fires a couple of miles to the east. Definatly one of the better alpine climbs in the Oregon cascades.
|Posted Jul 26, 2007 11:26 pm
|South Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 17, 2003
|Nothing special about this slog route. Ugly snow free traverse below the pinnacle. Met Mr. Bolton en route, see his entry below. I'm the guy with the war wounds. Apparently, a large block was loosened up by climbers in front of me, and when I breathed on it, the whole mass set loose. Rather than subject my legs to possible broken bones from the impact, I blindly jumped back and down and did a nice face plant in the sloped debris. Suffered a few scrapes, but nothing serious. Final summit scramble was decent, but that's about all. On traverse descent, random falling bomb nearly took out a couple of others making their way across.
|Posted May 25, 2007 5:07 pm
|jeff. park gl.
|tried a different rte one winter and had to abort at the summit block due to rime ice fall from thawing temps. back again and did this route. slept very little...in a bivy sac and down parka and still froze my butt off.
|Posted Feb 1, 2007 7:51 pm
|Don Nelsen
|South ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2006
|This was my second serious attempt on Mt. Jefferson and with the help of Greg Slayden and Edward Earl's fixed rope, this time I got across the infamous traverse and gained the summit. Also included in our group were Adam Helman, Duane Gilliland and Richard Carey. After hiking in from the Pamelia lake trailhead the previous day and camping at the 6,800 foot level, we got an 8 am start the next day and made the summit at about 2. Lots of rime had formed overnight above about 7,500 feet but by the time we summited, it had melted off. Great day and great views!
|Posted Aug 2, 2006 6:20 pm
|Bob Burd
|South Ridge from Pamelia Lake TH
Date Climbed: Jun 5, 2006
|Long dayhike with Matthew and Rick, part of a 9 day Cascade tour. Trip Report
|Posted Jul 22, 2006 2:11 pm
|Jeff Park glacier, up and back
Date Climbed: Jul 17, 1983
|Chris and I slept in the dirt at the trailhead, then made tracks in the early-morning dark. Climbed in shorts to the summit, carefully backtracked, and had time to go for a swim in Jeff Park before running back down to the beer cache. C-C in about 10 hours (running shoes the whole way).
Not sure on date, but year should be correct (long time ago)
|Posted Apr 14, 2006 2:12 am
|Jefferson Park Glacier
Date Climbed: Jun 15, 2004
|excellent route in primo condition.
Did in 15 hrs car to car.
Descent via Russell glacier was efficient.
|Posted Feb 24, 2006 1:36 pm
|Dennis Poulin
|Route Climbed: South Ridge Date Climbed: 8 August 2004
|Climbed with Brian, Tom, and Corey. Beautiful weather, great team.
|Posted Aug 25, 2004 4:59 pm
|Route Climbed: South Ridge Date Climbed: August 8, 2004
|Great climb with a great group of guys. Even ran into a friend (dkantola) on the summit pinnacle, small world! :-) Shale Lake made for a great base camp, very nice area. Large boulders on the south ridge were surprisingly solid making for an enjoyable and less tedious climb. Traverse wasn't nearly as bad as I had thought, but not to be taken lightly. Smallest summit I have ever been on (3FJ takes the honor now), not a lot of room to move around. Thanks Brian for getting us all together and leading this thing, and thanks to Dennis and Cory, I thoroughly enjoyed all of your company. Only thing missing on this one was Dean, we missed ya, but you'll get it!
|Posted Aug 12, 2004 2:48 am
|Route Climbed: South Ridge Date Climbed: August 8, 2004
|Followed on Brian's rope as described below. Crossing the snow field before noon definitely advisable. Be prepared for the skeeters at Shale Lake. Get on Brian's rope if you have a chance, he's a real pleasure to climb with (as are Tom & Dennis).
|Posted Aug 10, 2004 3:22 pm
|Route Climbed: SW ridge Date Climbed: 7 Aug 2004
|At the traverse, the top inch of snow was soft enough my crampons didn't bite in well. Below that was hard enough I couldn't plant the spike of the ice axe very deep or kick steps. After a foolish first 20', I ended up cutting steps with the adze and felt significantly safer. I figured better to remain in the path of falling debris longer than join it at the bottom. That was about noon on a moderately warm day. I agree with dkantola- it would be wise to plan to set up a belay with pickets. From the far N end of the traverse, I crossed back to the S side of the pinnacle as I ascended before crossing back the last few feet to the top. There was a small amount of ice in some of the shaded areas above 9500'. On the descent, which I found less fun than the assent, I got on the wrong ridge a couple of times. Other than snow, the last water would be at Milk Creek or Pamelia Lake. 3hr 37 min from car to summit, 6hrs 33 min round trip- probably not a record, but I was pleased.
|Posted Aug 9, 2004 8:14 pm
|Route Climbed: Whitewater Glacier Date Climbed: August 7-8, 2004
|We left Jefferson Park at 5:15 a.m. and scrambled up a loose gully next to a stream in the dark to reach the Whitewater Glacier. Roped up there and did the rising traverse across the glacier until we hit the southeast ridge at 9000 ft. 1200 vertical feet of scrambling on the ridge brought us to the Red Saddle. The snow traverse had great steps and the pinnacle scramble was third class on solid rock, so we didn't even need to break out the rope. Without steps on the traverse I would consider setting a running belay with pickets. We met Brian Jenkins et al. just after the traverse on the ascent and again at the Red Saddle on the descent. Reached the summit at 12:45 p.m. After a long descent we made it back to the Whitewater trailhead at 8:30 p.m.
|Posted Aug 9, 2004 7:28 pm
|Brian Jenkins
|Route Climbed: South Ridge Date Climbed: August 8, 2004
|Climbed with fellow summitposters Tom Snuffin (Cornvallis), Cory Crebbin (cjwhat) and Dennis P. (losman90). Started up at 3:30 am from Shale Lake. Bushwhacked up to the ridge in the dark and then slowly, slowly up the steep south ridge. Made Red Saddle about 10 am I am guessing. Roped up and did the traverse on solid icy snow with nice steps kicked in. I got to lead the route and conditions made it really nice and not as bad as I thought it would be. Towards the ridge it steepened a bit but once over the ridge it eased off and then was only a small amount of snow until you hit rock. There is a nice 3rd class route to the summit from there, but, of course, I missed the last little bit when you come back over a ridge the last 30 or so feet to the summit. So, we did a short pitch of rock that was like 4th to 5.0 class to the summit.
This was Dennis' last Oregon county highpoint so it was especially satisfying for him. Summitposter Dean was supposed to join us too but he had broken his hand earlier in the week on Whitney. Anyway, everyone rapped down and then I wrapped the horn and rapped that. The rope got stuck so I reclimbed it (found the easy way though this time) and then the rope got stuck again when I threw it down and I had to reclimb half the rock part to get that down (so do I get 2.5 summit credits?). ;- )
Long hike out, back to the car in the dark at 9 pm. Was a great fun climb with these guys. Hope to do more with them.
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Our granddaughter Allegra has been staying with us for a few days here at Regal-Hill. Of course where she is Yellow, her big orange cat, also is. During the day he would spend many hours sleeping down the cellar. Whenever anyone tried to get him to go outside he would stop at the door, turn around and go back inside or back downstairs.
It is already 2009. My how quickly 2008 went by here at Regal-Hill. It was a good year in many ways. When the fuel price was high we tried to stay home as much as possible and do all our errands in one trip. When the stock market fell we tried to become more self-sufficient since we weren't depending on investments for day-to-day existence.
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hey folks! ok, so today i was at the satelite boulders and was working turning point. yeah, i know the weather isnt the best for friction on that problem right now. but, this is what i did.... i started under the roof and worked my way out to the low holds at the arete. instead of continuing left to the slopey hold and high left crimps, i stayed on the left juggy hold and the right kinda slopey hold and placed my right foot high and inside and launched for the top. i hit the top on the right side and then traversed the lip to the normal top out. my question... do you think that may have down graded the problem to maybe a V8ish? since i technically didnt go out on the left face. just curious what folks think. i am not one to say i sent something if i really didnt. regardless, it was freakin' awesome! and i will go back to do the correct version when the weather is cooler. let me know folks! thanks, a strange breed
Sounds like you had fun, which is all that really matters. Unless you were winning a prize for getting to the top, take it for what it was - a fun day of bouldering. Go back and send every variation you can think of. It's all just playing around on rocks right? If someone asks if you've ever sent Turning Point, just say something like "I did it using a cool throw to the top from the point. May have been a little easier than the traditional way, but it was fun."
Unfortunately Turning Point is regarded by most as V8 even when done the "right" way. I would call it good and move on.
i thank you for your responses. the advice has been noted. and i agree it is all about fun. sometimes i just like to know for my own selfish confidence. thanks again. a strange breed
I have done the topout you're describing and I thought it to be in the V6 range, the crux on turning point is turning the corner onto the face for the normal topout. The way you're describing is still a fun problem tho...


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The Dr Pepper TEN $1 Million Dollar Shootout starts this Friday, October 14th and some of our past participants are getting exited to come back this year and take their chance at winning the $1 million. We have the opportunity to meet some great people who show up to the event multiple times during the ten days to try to win different prizes and we had an opportunity to speak with some of them before this Friday's kickoff.
Adam Villareal told us that he tries to come out to the event "the first day and about 4-5 more times after that" so he can try to win more prizes and make it to the finals. He is hoping that this year he will make it to the finals for the second time. His favorite prize that he won was the free round trip airline ticket. With this prize he was able to afford to take his wife and step-daughter to New York for vacation, and if he wins the $1 million this year he wants to ask his wife to stop working and make more time for vacation trips.
Kasen Schneider, one of our younger competitors, told us that he enjoys coming out to the event because he wants to challenge himself and improve while comparing his results to others. His closest shot has been six inches away from the hole and he has made it into the finals twice. Winning the $1 million would allow him to help his family, attend college, and go to some golfing schools.
Last year's grand prize winner, who won a trip to the Caribbean for having the closest shot in the finals, attends the event everyday as long as he is free from clinical duties at the hospital. Nehman Andry has made it into the finals all three years he has participated in the event and has even made a hole-in-one during the week of competition. He said, "It would have been nice if I would have saved my hole-in-one for the finals that year, but I had a lot of fun participating and knew I wanted to come back and try my luck again." He is hoping that this year will be his lucky year to sink the hole-in-one in the finals. When asked what he would do with the $1 million if he won, he said "Well, if I didn't have a heart attack in the process and survived the initial shock of it all, I'd give 10 percent of the winnings to the church I attend, and another 10 percent I'd split between the Valero Alamo Bowl Scholarship Fund and First Tee of San Antonio. The remainder would go towards paying off my student loans from medical school, and if there was anything left over after that, I'd put it in my piggy bank for a rainy day."
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The turn out for this year's 29th Lighting Festival was outstanding and we want to thank all who attended. This festival has truly become part of holiday traditions for many families, locally and from a distance. The community-at-large committee: Mark Adams, Diane Arnold, Carol Collins, Julie Hildebrand, Larry and Deb Julik-Heine, Mary Jo Murphy, Tana Havumaki, Dr. Leo and Carol Nelson, Sheila Sandell, Linda Shober and Dr. Bill and Barb Young, planned the festival events and put hours of energy into setting it up, but it is always the cooperative effort of the committee, City of Taylors Falls, town businesses, organizations and all the volunteers who make the magic happen.
We would like to thank Sandra Berg who was the 2013 Royal Lady of the Village; the TF Volunteer Firemen for decorating the 30 lamp posts; Mary Pettis for opening her studio for people to enjoy and the volunteers who acted as host; Christmas at the 1855 Folsom historic site chaired by Alyssa Auten, decorated by organizations and businesses, and the house hosts; Clarence, Karen and Geri Nelson for their outstanding dollhouse display and Sheila Sandell, the other third grade teachers, and the third graders for their village; to Alyssa and friends who arranged for the outdoor movie; River City Cloggers; Jim Walker and Marilyn Mays for their delightful production of "A Christmas Quilt"; everyone who participated in the Advent Choral Vespers: choral director Marty Harding, pianist Pat Remer, the community chorus and representatives from the area churches who read scripture; Joyce Staley for organizing Holiday at the Depot Arts & Craft Sale; Carol Nelson and the First Lutheran Church for hosting the craft fair and miniature display; the Taylors Falls Historical Society for their exhibit, the United Methodist Church Outreach committee for the SERRV International Gift Sale; and the St. Croix Unitarian Universalist Fellowship for running our first coat drive.
Thanks also to Mike Kris, Public Works Department for putting up No Parking signs and being of great help in so many ways; Sergeant Shane Carroll, Sheriff Rick Duncan and other members of the Chisago County Sheriff's Department for vehicle redirection and safety during the Friday parade; to John Coffey from Coffee Talk for turning on the Christmas Lights and arranging for the outdoor lights judging; to Interstate Park for permission to park without a permit in Minnesota Interstate State Park parking lot; TF Lions for being the parade starters and to the Lions and CERT for providing pedestrian safety at the parade; Deb Julik-Heine the parade organizer, and all the parade participants with so many lighted units; Bill Young's emceeing of the parade; Santa and elves, Mrs Claus, the Public Library; Tim Tougas for driving the tractor drawn wagon rides; Jim Albee for his horse and wagon rides both Friday night and Saturday and Chad Thurman for providing history of Angel Hill to the passengers; Pleasant Valley Cloggers; and First Evangelical Lutheran Youth Group for goodies at Santaland.
Thanks too, to St. Croix Valley Brass for entertaining at Santaland; to Wade and Carol Vitalis for allowing Santaland in their building; face painting by Darlene and Ben Romportl at Schoony's and to Mary Murphy and Tana Havumaki for writing clues for the second Medallion Hunt. Over 300 luminaries were assembled, placed and lighted by Diane Arnold and her committee along both sides of Bench Street and from MN Interstate State Park into town using the underpass; bingo was run by Diane Arnold and her efficient committee, caller Jen Guilfoile and many businesses that donated door prizes; and to all in the community who did residential and commercial outdoor lighting.
We thank Linda Shober for her graphic designs; Monica Zachay for handcrafting this years ornament; the many area newspapers for publishing articles and the reporters who wrote about the Royal Ladies; the generous local Taylors Falls business sponsors and the overall financial sponsors of the weekend event; to Tangled up in Blue and Wild Mountain Winery for hosting a wine tasting benefit for the Lighting Festival, and to St. Croix Valley Orchestra under the direction of Randolf Elliott for a beautiful Winter Concert.
Please forgive us if we have not mentioned you by name. We thank every person who helped make the festival a success. It cannot be done without the help of MANY elves. It is our hope that each family that attended the Lighting Festival left with great memories, pictures and the start of a new holiday tradition.
The Lighting Festival in the Christmas card village of Taylors Falls has become the largest winter holiday festival in our area, one filled with magic and fun for the whole family. It cannot be done without our financial sponsors; we would like to recognize the following organizations, businesses and individuals who make this festival possible.
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|McCloskey and Janzen lead Beavers at NCAA Regionals
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ANDERSON, Ind. - The Bluffton University men's and women's cross country teams competed in the last meet of the season at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional cross country championships held on the campus of Anderson University. A total of 37 teams from across the region and over 250 athletes per gender were competing for the opportunity to advance to the NCAA Cross Country Championships next Saturday in Terre Haute, Indiana.
The men started off the day with a standout performance from Colin McCloskey (Sylvania/Northview). McCloskey ran a phenomenal race, finishing in 67th place overall and 10th among freshman in the region. It was the highest finish at a regional meet in Bluffton men's history. McCloskey averaged a 5:20 per-mile pace over 8k to finish in 26:35.11. Fellow freshman Kevin Stewart (Springfield/Emmanuel Christian Academy) also ran an exceptional race, finishing in 27:37.73. Rounding out the top three for the Beavers was freshman Zach Bradley (Sheffield/Brookside), running a personal-best 27:58.43.
The women were led once again by their senior captain Alison Janzen (Whitewater, Kan./Remington), who was competing in her final collegiate cross country meet. Janzen ran a near personal best to finish in 23:40.60; her 65th place showing was also the highest finish at the NCAA regional meet in the history of Bluffton's women. The freshman duo of Tara Murphy (Westerville/Thomas Worthington) and Demi Snider (Kenton) finished second and third for the Beavers. Murphy finished in 25:12.89 with Snider close behind at 26:01.76.
Head coach Karen Brandt was pleased with the overall performance from the men this day and the season as a whole: "I am amazed with how well Colin ran as a freshman against a very large and talented field. I was very pleased with the fact that the men defeated Defiance but was a little frustrated with the overall team performance compared to the conference meet. There were a few runners that did not run to their potential. Overall, it was a quality season for a primarily freshmen team that had four first-year runners lead our team today. We hope to add to this nucleus next year."
Coach Brandt was also extremely proud of Janzen in her final cross country meet: "I am absolutely thrilled with the way Alison ran today considering the windy conditions at the regional meet and delighted with how she finished among this field. I'm happy to see Alison end with a strong performance at the conclusion of her cross county career. It was a very good performance overall for the women's team considering the lingering injuries we had throughout our top seven but delighted with the way the women finished out the season."
The cross country season came to a close on Saturday but the Beavers will return to action Dec. 1 when the indoor track and field team opens up its 2012-13 campaign at Defiance.
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Local College Finishers (147 Runners): 21. Mark Berton (Ohio Northern) 25:49.08; ... 37. Hayden Krick (Defiance) 26:12.05; ... 67. Colin McCloskey (Bluffton) 26:35.11; ... 72. Nathan Rosenbaum (Ohio Northern) 26:38.66; 73. Evan McKee (Ohio Northern) 26:39.69; ... 76. Tyler Feitshans (Ohio Northern) 26:40.55; 77. Joe Davis (Defiance) 26:42.92; ... 79. Mathew Johnson (Ohio Northern) 26:44.73; ... 121. Eric Wymer (Ohio Northern) 27:19.99; ... 138. Madison Murphy (Defiance) 27:35.27; 139. Kevin Stewart (Bluffton) 27:37.73.
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Other Local College Finishers (147 Runners): 65. Aya Tomozawa (Ohio Northern) 23:40.31; 66. Alison Janzen (Bluffton) 23:40.60; ... 90. Sarah Turley (Ohio Northern) 24:12.53; 91. Brooke Larsen (Ohio Northern) 24:12.97; ... 132. Casey Adamcik (Ohio Northern) 25:03.81; ... 140. Tara Murphy (Bluffton) 25:12.89.


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Community members are invited to join travelers from Ridgewater College on a spring 2013 trip to Europe. The trip tours major cities with visits to important cultural and historic sites, especially those devoted to remembering the Holocaust. The 11-day trip, arranged through
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Explore the history of World War II and the Cold War with visits to Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Berlin introduces you to Checkpoint Charlie and the Reichstag, while Warsaw and Krakow provide a somber look into the Jewish Ghetto and Auschwitz. End in Prague, a culturally diverse city known for its role in the Velvet Revolution and its stunning landmarks like Prague Castle.
The cost of the trip includes round-trip airfare, all ground transportation (train and bus) in Europe, all hotels, a light breakfast every morning, four or five evening meals, tour guides, and entrance to all historic sites. Travel days include scheduled tours as well as some free time for exploration on your own.
This trip provides an opportunity to see world-famous sites, to meet other travelers, to experience different cultures, to learn about history and yourself. The tour offers a great value: a fully-planned travel experience that lets you focus on the sites while others make the arrangements.
A companion literature class, the International Study of Literature: The Holocaust, will be offered on both campuses in the spring. However, it is not required to take the course to go on the trip.
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W.F. West High School baseball coach Tom Zuber strolled out to the mound, already knowing the answer to the question he was about to ask.
"I got nothing left," fatigued senior pitcher Mitch Gueller said as he handed over the baseball.
Zuber knew why, too: The two had a conversation 30 minutes prior to the start of the Bearcats' Class 2A state first-round game against Bellingham – one Gueller tried to fib his way through.
"Mitch was alone at the end of the bench," Zuber said. "He was hunched over, head down. He looks up to me and told me he felt great."
Feeling ill the entire week, Gueller said later he "kept getting worse as the week went on." He pitched five innings in that game, however, allowing more than one run for the second time this season.
"He got right into the fetal position on the bench," Zuber said. "I felt so bad for him."
Gueller was down, but not done. With W.F. West trailing 4-2 in the final inning, the Bearcats loaded the bases – and had one final opportunity to extend their season.
They needed someone to get a clutch hit. Weak but willing, Gueller volunteered to pinch hit.
"I was actually feeling a little bit better simply because I just threw up," said the 6-foot-3, 215-pound Gueller. "So I grabbed a bat."
The Olympian's 2012 All-Area baseball player of the year re-entered the game and hit a grand slam to win it, 6-4.
"The players were going crazy. Poor Mitch is just trying to get around the bases," Zuber said. "When he reached home, the team is going nuts, but Mitch just goes right back to the bench and (lies) down."
It was a fitting way to end a stellar high school sports career. Gueller, also a quarterback on the football team, guided W.F. West to its first appearance in the state semifinals last fall.
"It was a nice way to end high school," said Gueller, who as a sophomore was the starter in the Bearcats' 8-1 victory over R.A. Long in the 2010 state baseball title game. "I wish I felt better so I could have enjoyed it more."
The Bearcats went on to lose, 1-0, in the 2A quarterfinals to eventual state runner-up Lynden. But the mark Gueller has left on W.F. West will be permanent.
"He's the ultimate competitor," Zuber said. "He's the guy you want to go to war with."
As a pitcher, he posted a 6-0 record this season with a 0.80 earned-run average – giving up five runs on 12 hits in 43 2/3 innings. He also posted two saves while striking out 70 and walking 22.
At the plate, he was equally impressive – a .323 batting average with five home runs and 19 RBI while drawing 29 walks.
"When he steps out onto the field, he throws harder than anyone else," Zuber said. "He runs faster than anyone else and he hits better than anyone else. You combine that with how intelligent he is – intellectually he's brilliant, he has a 3.96 GPA – with how hard he works and you're talking about something really special."
Where Gueller plays next remains in doubt – at least until Monday. He has signed a letter of intent to play baseball at Washington State but could forego that offer and sign a professional contract. He is projected to be a high choice in the MLB draft, which starts Monday.
Some experts have Gueller, a right-hander, slotted among the first-round picks as a pitcher.
"It's definitely exciting," Gueller said about the potential of being selected in the first round. "All of that is out of my control. I am just going to wait and see what happens and base my decision on that."
Mitch Gueller, W.F. West, pitcher/outfielder, senior
Washington State signee was dominant on the mound, at the plate and in center field. He went 6-0 with a 0.80 ERA in 432/3 innings with 70 strikeouts. Also has power at the plate (five home runs), leading Bearcats to 2A state regional berth. Could be a first-round draft pick during the Major League Baseball first-year player draft Monday.
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Baker guided the Rams to a late-season surge, capturing their first district title since 2002.
P Trevor Houser, Olympia, senior
Bears ace went 3-0 and allowed six earned runs in eight appearances. Also threw his first-career no-hitter in 11-0 win over Central Kitsap.
P Kenzy Forler, Capital, senior
Forler was a big reason the Cougars earned a playoff berth after starting the season 2-8. Posted a 1.84 ERA, earning first-team all-3A Narrows League honors.
P Nick Mailhot, Northwest Christian, senior
Pacific 2B MVP went 3-1 on the mound with 64 strikeouts and held opposing hitters to a .158 batting average. Also batted .463 with 18 RBI and 19 stolen bases. Will play at Saint Martin's.
C Matt Zeutenhorst, North Thurston, junior
A strong defensive player, Zeutenhorst helped carry the Rams to the program's first district title in a decade.
INF Cabe Reiten, Olympia, senior
4A Narrows MVP and Gonzaga signee is one of the top defensive shortstops in the state. Batted .429 during league play as a leadoff hitter, helping the Bears to the 4A Narrows League title. Expected to be a high draft pick in the MLB first-year player draft Monday and Tuesday.
INF Rick Ahlf, Timberline, senior
The Blazers shortstop led the team in hits (27), batting average (.403) and was second in runs scored (19). Also will graduate as Timberline's valedictorian.
INF Gabe Padukiewicz, Olympia, junior
Bears third baseman led team in almost every offensive category. Hit .426 with an on-base plus slugging percentage of 1.104. Struck out three times in 61 at-bats.
INF Spenser Dorsey, North Thurston, senior
Rams cleanup hitter and first baseman was a big bat in the lineup. Hit .394, tallying 26 hits and driving in 14 runs. Will play at Western Nevada.
OF Andrew Pullin, Centralia, senior
Oregon signee didn't pitch as much this spring, but still was dangerous at the plate. Helped the Tigers get one win from a 2A state regional berth and could be a high pick in the Major League Baseball draft.
OF Tyler Ridgeway, North Thurston, junior
A first-team all-EvCo honoree at center field, Ridgeway showed off his arm strength multiple times this season, including a game-ending outfield assist to home plate to preserve the Rams' 2A District IV title win. Also went 6-2 on the mound with a 1.81 ERA and 64 strikeouts.
OF Trace Florek, Yelm, sophomore
Helped the Tornados to a nine-win improvement from the 2011 season and a playoff berth at the 3A West Central/Southwest bi-district tournament. Hit a team-best .563 with nine doubles and stole 12 bases.
UT Ryan Tydingco, Timberline, senior
The 3A Narrows MVP did a little bit of everything for the Blazers – play right field, third base and pitch. Went 3-1 with two saves on the mound. Also batted .377, collected 24 hits and 20 RBI, leading Blazers to a second consecutive 3A state regional berth.


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A Montgomery man sent to the hospital Thursday night with life-threatening injuries after being shot has died. This marks the city's 17th homicide of 2013.
The victim is identified at 18-year-old John Tolliver.
Authorities tell WSFA 12 News that MPD and Fire Medics responded to the 4900 block of Hatton Avenue at 10:45 p.m. in response to a subject shot. There they found Tolliver suffering from a gunshot wound. He was transported to a local hospital and was pronounced dead just before midnight.
The initial investigation indicates that the shooting was the result of an altercation between Tolliver and the shooter. Police believe the two individuals knew one each other.
No arrests have been made at this time as authorities continue to investigate.
Montgomery Police are asking that individuals with information about this homicide call CrimStoppers at 215-STOP, Secret Witness at 262-4000 or the Montgomery Police Department at 625-2831.
Copyright 2013 WSFA 12 News. All rights reserved.
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