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A recent arrest in Vidor has once again raised concerns about heroin's presence in Southeast Texas, and the U.S. Attorney says he worries the United States could see more of the dangerous drug coming across the Mexican border due to an increase in interest by cartels.
Amber Nicole Guillory was discovered floating in the water near Pleasure Island in December 2012.
A homeless Vidor man was arrested after an altercation at an apartment complex on Orange Street in Vidor on Jan. 2 in which the man allegedly attacked multiple victims while in possession of two hatchets and a knife, reports the Vidor Police Department.
Sheriff's deputies report that a drunken night ringing in the New Year resulted in the death of a Vidor man over the holiday.
According to a report from the Orange County Sheriff's Office, on Jan. 1 at 3:06 a.m., they received an emergency call in reference to a possible home intruder in the 1500 block of Sawmill Road in Vidor. It was reported that when the homeowner located a lone intruder, the homeowner engaged the man with a handgun, fatally shooting him.
Vidor police are investigating a single-car accident that left one dead on Dec. 27.
Orange County Emergency Services District No. 1 responded to a fire Sunday, Oct. 19, at the Waterfall Apartments in Vidor.
About 2:12 p.m., the department received a call of a fire at a duplex apartment on Luther Circle and was on the scene at 2:17 p.m. The fire was extinguished around 20 minutes later, said Orange County Emergency Services District No. 1 Fire Chief Bryant Champagne.
The City of Vidor continues its efforts to collect a decade's worth of outstanding fines owed to the city. This week, police are asking for assistance in locating the following persons owing more than $1000 in fines to the city:
1. Derrick Doran Cane, B/M, Age 50, 3 traffic warrants totaling $1,629.00
2. Patricia Diane Carlton, W/F, age 43, 1 traffic warrant totaling $1,020.00
3. Linda Chaison, W/F, age 43, 2 traffic warrant totaling $1,322.00
4. Cody Michael Chartin, W/M, age 29, 4 traffic warrants totaling $1,761.00
The City of Vidor continues its efforts to collect a decade's worth of outstanding fines owed to the city. This week, police are asking for assistance in locating the following persons owing more than $1000 in fines to the city:
1. Raymond Dale Jordan, W/M, Age 56, 3 traffic warrants totaling $1,133.00
2. Michael Allen Johnson, W/M, age 34, 4 traffic warrants totaling $1,033.00
3. Courtney Lynn Johnson, W/F, age 28, 3 traffic warrant totaling $1,108.00
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Lindsay Lohan was baring her belly all around LA as she spent the weekend shopping with Ali and at Samantha Ronson's house. She gave us a good look at the Marilyn Monroe tattoo on her forearm, which reads "Stars, all we ask for is our right to twinkle." Ali is still attached at the hip to her sister, which Dina thinks is great for the younger Lohan. Pretty soon, though, LL will have her new acting job to occupy her time, although many of you aren't convinced she'll behave herself once filming starts.
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5 years
haha. i like how no one's commented on the fact that in the left picture, she missed a button on her jeans :P I have a very long torso, so i can at least sympathize with the several inches between hip and belly button. don't make fun! :(
5 years
she looks like she just woke up off her latest drug benge ugh!!! That frompy ass white outfit is it even clothes.. or just half ass pajama's that never were finished by thier designer? OMG what ugly ass FEET! WTF is up with her shoes, legs, feet she look like big foot or something.. disgusting! The other one looks much better but still screams skank who cares about fashion at least eat something and take a effin shower! greezy haired hoe!
xopiperxo 6 years
she looks way too skinny
xopiperxo 6 years
she looks way too skinny
mouldy 6 years
ok lindsay, get a shower and please throw away that white disaster of a sad excuse for clothes. eat a sandwich or 2 as well. thanks. i sort of can "live" with that flowery black one. but the white one HAS to go. it is horrendous.
mouldy 6 years
ok lindsay, get a shower and please throw away that white disaster of a sad excuse for clothes. eat a sandwich or 2 as well. thanks. i sort of can "live" with that flowery black one. but the white one HAS to go. it is horrendous.
sugajen 6 years
If i was that skinny I'd wear them too. I'd bring back the 90's. Heck everyone's wearing 80's garbage and I hate the 80's! Why not?
aka-Daria 6 years
She has SUCH an ugly torso. Bleh. It doesn't matter how skinny you are, some ppl shouldn't be wearing those kinds of shirts.
tofuchan 6 years
she is SOOO skinny =(
tofuchan 6 years
she is SOOO skinny =(
alba1 6 years
her belly button is so high up...hmm..
jhilly123 6 years
Hahah, I was thinking the same thing! Her belly button seems to have disappeared! Or at least it's really high up. But I like the outfit on the left, though I'd prefer the shirt longer.
6 years
Lindsay is fantastic! I love it! she is beautiful, talented and cooll! Congratulations Lindsay! I love you!
sham28 6 years
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Pampire 6 years
Can somebody get the girl a sandwich or something!
Lukin 6 years
Im pretty sure the last time I thought cut-off shirts were cute was 1995.
mod16 6 years
what is that nasty white outfit?
lickety-split 6 years
this is her way of saying "see, i'm not pregnant". uh-huh, not anymore you aren't.
ARIZONAPIE 6 years
Should probably do her jeans up properly.Hmm...
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Despite moving an entire school's worth of students out of the building in January, Indian Land Elementary School remains above capacity, with 1,085 students as of Aug. 26, with more enrolling daily.
Each of Indian Land's schools increased in enrollment this month, with students moving in from nearby school districts and distant states, such as North Dakota and New York.
KERSHAW – In a game with more twists and turns than a Tour de France mountain course, game Buford rallied with a dramatic touchdown pass to Qua Reid from Will Ford with 20.3 seconds left to defeat Andrew Jackson 28-21 Thursday night at Volunteer Stadium.Andrew Jackson, at the BHS 21 and up 21-20, appeared poised to take the win with 2:15 left.The Vols faced third and less than a yard for a first down.
BLACKSBURG – The Indian Land offense put the Warriors in control, but the IL defense delivered the clincher in a 24-14 road win Thursday night at Blacksburg's Campbell Stadium.Indian Land junior defensive back Ted Boston picked off a Wildcats' pass and returned it 56 yards to lift the Warriors to the 10-point win."Our defense came up big in the second half," a beaming IL coach Mike Mayer said of Boston's decisive defensive gem which came with 1:37 to play.
Jesef Williams
Indoor walking trails for adults and a host of sporting events for children are now available in the Buford area.
With the opening of the new Buford recreation center in August, there are now four centers to serve residents in Lancaster County's four main areas.
The Buford center, located on Hurley Walters Road, has two gymnasiums, two rooms for programs and a meeting room. There are two youth baseball fields, two adult softball fields and two soccer fields.
The open house was held last month.
A 2-year-old boy was hit by a sport utility vehicle in the Wal-Mart parking lot Friday night.
Lancaster police say Dana Michelle Sullivan, 26, of Kershaw, hit the boy about 7 p.m. while driving her 2006 Honda Pilot down one of the aisles in front of the supercenter.
The boy was with his grandfather, James Lee Johnson of Lancaster. The two were putting away a shopping cart when the boy got away and darted across an aisle toward their vehicle, said Lancaster Police Department Sgt. Brian Small.
Jenny Hartley
County Council will vote Monday to increase taxes due to a "catastrophic event."
Council approved first reading of an ordinance to raise taxes to add .2 of a mill for University of South Carolina at Lancaster and the Kershaw campus of York Technical College at its last meeting.
The ordinance also includes raising taxes beyond a 3.5 millage rate limitation due to a "catastrophic event" – the fire that heavily damaged the Lancaster County Courthouse on Aug. 4.
The parking lot at Bethel Baptist Church will be empty at 6 p.m. tonight.No, services there haven't been canceled and the Rev.
Kershaw is a wonderful beautiful small southern town with folks from all walks of life.
For me what makes Kershaw so special is its people. They are straight-forward, kind, caring and friendly.
The pride of the south has left a record of courage and audacity that endures to this day.
The American Dream I believe in is a good work ethic my grandpa taught me to work six days a week and go to church on the seventh day.
I have always taken my job seriously and I'm very proud that I can help and serve with hard work and sacrifice.
I have tuned in to both conventions. One thing the Republican Party truly does not seem to understand is that a lot of the younger generations, those who are 18-40, do not want a politician who has a big military- and political-experienced resume. It's not working for the United States.
And we'll vote in whatever way will lead the USA in a new approach to the world.
Jen Sands
Recent letters published in The Lancaster News expressed opinions that the proposed county courthouse does not need to be a $33 million palace and that any vacant storefront should qualify as a replacement facility.
I wholeheartedly concur we shouldn't build a palace. However, that doesn't automatically shrink the potential cost of the new building. As to utilizing vacant retail structures, security concerns remove that as an option.
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Posted 19 March 2011 - 15:47
Eugenics buddy, we all know how that ended in Star Trek
The idea was that they used genetic modification to accelerate the goals of Eugenics.
I think you're confused. Eugenic had little to do with Star Trek, that was actually Genetic modification. Eugenics, doesn't need to do genetic modification, it's about removing the weak and unwanted form the gene pool. and was supported by a lot of people before WWII, including some former American presidents and some other famous geniuses at the time. but after Hitler put it into practice it became kind of unpopular to be a eugenics supporter so they all pretended that never happened.
Posted 23 March 2011 - 13:58
They should try modifying the biology of living organisms such as *real trees* instead of making contraptions like that... Maybe make them grow faster and rely on water less. They could possibly try and make the trees share roots and work together to deliver water to the tree that needs it the most. All by modifying the biology to make them better.
Still ****es me off they don't try experiments on improving human DNA, but no, people will whine that clones will be born and debate who is the real one and who is the clone ---> "I'm you *******! **** off, this is my life!" and then go on about how they don't have souls either... Serously people contradict themselves way too much, clones aren't going to mutate into dinosaurs with all your memories, they are going to be a step forward to better immune systems and more durable body parts like joints and knees as examples.
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A motorist struck Walgreens, 633 W. Tietan St., while attempting to navigate through the pharmacy drive-thru Thursday 5 p.m.
Three boxes left by a delivery driver were taken from in front of Walla Walla Sew & Vac, 102 E. Main St., on the morning of May 2.
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A rear-end collision where a motorcyclist was struck from behind occurred on Frog Hollow Road near Hideaway Place Thursday 4:14 p.m. The motorist was cited. No injuries were reported.
A resident of the 800 block of N. Elizabeth Street reported Friday morning the theft of his vehicle's tires and wheels.
A resident of the 400 block of Elzora Loop reported Friday an attempted theft of a bicycle. The theft was interrupted by a neighbor.
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A resident of the 200 block of Water Street, Weston, reported the theft of an error-code auto scanner from his vehicle sometime in the last two weeks.
A Hermiston resident reported Thursday morning that he wrecked his vehicle when he fell asleep and drove off Walla Walla River Road one mile from Harris Park.
A resident of the 53600 block of Ferndale Road reported the theft of a miter saw and air compressor from a storage unit Thursday overnight.
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AMMAN, JORDAN -- Abdullah Ashee, a 45-year old investor, is wanted in the West Bank for alleged fraud. But two years ago, while his case was being considered in a court in the West Bank city of Ramallah, he fled to neighboring Jordan. He says he entered Jordan legally and that he fled his home because he does not trust the Palestinian Authority's legal system."The people who filed the charges against me are related to influential people from the Palestinian Authority – I was a victim," Ashee told The Media Line. "I was facing prison and losing more money, so I decided to flee."It is hard to know how many Palestinians have fled to Jordan in recent years, but according to figures published on the website of the Palestinian Authority, its police have apprehended nearly 2,000 people who were trying to escape prosecution in the West Bank by fleeing to Jordan. 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For example, says Mahmoud Naghawee, a member of the Jordanian Bar Association who has been involved in several cases of extradition requests for Palestinians from Jordan, Palestinian officials do not always send the correct documents to Jordan."Jordan's legal system is very strict. For example, deportation would not take place without the original deportation request, but the Palestinians send a certified copy," he told The Media Line. 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Tops in Texas: We've Got a Brand New No. 1!
There's a brand new song in the top spot. Is it filled by William Clark Green, Roger Creager, or Whiskey Myers? Let's find out.
There's a brand new song in the top spot. Is it filled by William Clark Green, Roger Creager, or Whiskey Myers? Let's find out.
After three big weeks at No. 1, Curtis Grimes, drops to No. 6. This means there's a new song in the top spot. Is it filled by William Clark Green, TJ Broscoff, or Whiskey Myers? Let's find out.
Congratulations to Curtis Grimes, who's landed his second straight chart topper the title track from his album, Our Side of the Fence. Let's see where everyone else lands.
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Last week Josh Grider's "Smallest Town on Earth" became the very first No.1 song in Texas for 2014. This week he looks to still be the only person with a No.1 single in the new year. Can he hold off William Clark Green, Granger Smith and Casey Donahew? Who lands the top spot in Texas? Let's find out.
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William Clark Green is a native of East Texas — but has seen his musical success in the Texas scene grow from the western side of the Lone Star State. That makes sense seeing how that's where he started his band
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It doesn't get more hometown than this Wednesday night at Cowboys in Tyler: Texas country favorites and East Texas natives Whiskey Myers and William Clark Green are taking the stage on the same night.
After enjoying his first stint at the top of the Texas charts, this week William Clark Green sees some big jumps from both Roger Creager and JB and the Moonshine Band, both hot on his heals for that No. 1 spot. Who's at the top? Let's find out.
After one week on the top of the Texas charts, Randy Rogers Band drops to No. 2 making way for either William Clark Green or Granger Smith to get their first No. 1 single -- but, not so fast. Roger Creager, who has made a career of topping the chart, is itching to return. Who's got the top spot? Let's find out.


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Inside Gustavus (March 15, 2013)
Volume 45, Number 21
Faculty/Staff Activities
Kyle Momsen (HES) gave a talk titled "Women Athletic Trainers in Leadership: How Far We've Come and How Far We Need to Go" at the Great Lakes Athletic Trainers Association Symposium in Wheeling, Illinois.
Lynnea Myers (Nursing) presented a poster titled "Nursing Student Counselors' Perceptions of their Role in a Summer Institute of Nursing" at the Midwest Nursing Research Society in Chicago, Illinois on March 8, 2013. Myers also presented a webinar on March 13 to more than 350 participants through the Working Family Resource Center. The webinar was titled "Social-Emotional Development in the Earliest Years".
Audrey Russek (History) is the recipient of two awards for 2013-14: a Lemelson Center Grant from the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History to conduct research on the history of invention and innovation related to sanitation and odor removal in 20th-century American restaurants and the Andersen Fellowship in American Studies from Carleton College.
Student Achievements
First-year student Paget Pengelly recently testified in front of the Minnesota Senate Transportation and Public Safety Committee at the State Capitol. Pengelly's testimony was part of her project for the Civil Discourse class. More information about Pengelly's testimony is available online.
Funding Opps
The Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations' weekly program or funding opportunity highlight:
Fulbright Scholar Program
The Fulbright Scholar Program of the Council for International Exchange of Scholars offers grants for college faculty to lecture and conduct research in over 130 countries around the world. Faculty at every academic rank are eligible. Fulbright awards are available from two months to an academic year or longer. Grant stipends and benefits vary by country or regional program and type of award. The deadline for applications is August 1. Go online for more information.
For more information on grants or proposal preparation, contact Bob Weisenfeld in the Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations (x7049 or email@example.com).
In the Media
Here are some noteworthy Gustavus-related stories that recently appeared in print or broadcast media locally, regionally, or around the nation:
- The Mankato Free Press printed a front page story on March 11 about the College's Study Buddies program. Student Danielle Mangine was quoted in the story.
- The Mankato Free Press printed a story on the front of its March 10 Valley section about the Building Bridges Conference. Keynote speaker Angela Davis and Gustavus student Jasmine Porter were quoted in the story.
Anyone who has suggested additions for this list, suggestions for potential future media stories, or interest in being a media source should contact Matt Thomas (x7510 or firstname.lastname@example.com).
Position Openings
- Director of Peer Education and Chemical Health
- Director of the Diversity Center and Multicultural Programs
- Dining Service Staff
For more information on the aforementioned position(s), call Human Resources (x7304).
President's Cabinet Summary
The President's Cabinet met on Tuesday, March 5 and discussed the following items:
- Vice President VanHecke announced that the 2013-14 Student Senate co-presidents are Danielle Cabrera and Matthew Timmons and that the Dive renovation project resolution was defeated.
- Members reviewed an update of the eight action steps outlined in President Ohle's letter to the faculty and staff.
- President Ohle will be sending a letter to returning students and their parents this week regarding the 2013-14 tuition, room, and food charges approved by the Institutional Resources Group of the Board of Trustees.
- Members approved the hiring of a Dining Service position (PM cook)
News & Announcements
Listening Sessions...As indicated in the President's email to the faculty on Feb. 13, 2013, a series of Spring 2013 Faculty Listening Sessions has been scheduled for the times/dates listed below. All faculty are invited to attend.
- April 10, 2013 at 12:30-2 p.m. in Faculty Staff Center
- April 12, 2013 at 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. in PBK
- April 25, 2013 at 2:30-4 p.m. in PBK
- May 8, 2013 at 8:30-10 a.m. in PBK
Participate in Next Week's Gospel Choir...Gustavus faculty, staff, students, and friends are encouraged to participate in the Gospel Choir during Cross-Cultural Ministry Days (March 18-20) that will be directed by Mr. Donnie Williams of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Inglewood, Calif. Rehearsals will take place at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, March 18 (Christ Chapel) and Tuesday, March 19 (Bjorling Room 214). The choir will then perform during daily chapel time on Wednesday, March 20. Contact the Chaplains' Office if you have questions about participating.
Reading in Common...The Student Activities Office has announced that A Pearl in the Storm by Tori Murden McClure will be the College's Reading in Common book for the 2013-14 academic year. Murden McClure is tentatively scheduled to make a public appearance on campus on Sept. 19-20. More information about the book is available online.
Kudos...Congratulations to Katelyn Warburton '13, Dr. Elizabeth Baer, and the Mayo Clinic Health System Mankato on being honored by Gustavus Adolphus College as its recipients of the 2013 Presidents' Student Leadership Award, Civic Engagement Steward Award, and Community Partner Award! Honorees of the Presidents' Awards across Minnesota will celebrate the nature and results of this exemplary work at a special awards ceremony and luncheon during Minnesota Campus Compact's Annual Summit and Awards Ceremony to be held April 1, 2013, at Hamline University in St. Paul. Recipients receive a certificate and recognition in the event program, and a brief profile provided will be posted on Minnesota Campus Compact's website. Honorees are also invited to present their work through a poster session if they choose.
National Recognition...Gustavus Adolphus College has been named to the 2013 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll by the Corporation for National and Community Service. The Honor Roll recognizes higher education institutions that reflect the values of exemplary community service and achieve meaningful outcomes in their communities. The selection to the Honor Roll is recognition from the highest levels of the federal government of our commitment to service and civic engagement on our campus and in our nation.
Staff Reclassification Meeting...The next meeting of the Staff Reclassification Committee will be held on March 26 to evaluate requests for grade changes for support staff positions. In order to be considered at this meeting, a complete request for position review must be received in the Office of Human Resources by March 20.
Items to Donate...Do you have new or mildly used items such as the ones listed here that you wish to donate to people who are in dire need of them? Sidonia Alenuma-Nimoh (Education) is taking a 40 foot container to Ghana and would appreciate your help in gathering items to fill it. These include, but are not limited to: mildly used or new clothing, shoes, kitchen appliances, crock pots, microwaves, irons, deep freezers/fridges, laptops, school supplies, mattresses, futons, etc. Many thanks in advance, for your generosity.
Muslim Journeys Bookshelf Award...Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library is among the 842 libraries and state humanities councils around the nation chosen to receive the Muslim Journeys Bookshelf award. The award is collection of 25 books and 3 films from the National Endowment for the Humanities Bridging Cultures initiative, to be used to address the need of the American public for credible resources about Muslim beliefs and practices and the cultural heritage of Islam. The books are currently on display in the library (on the main level, near the entrance). If you have any questions or would like more information about the grant, please contact Michelle Twait (mtwait, x7563).
Campus Happenings
Phi Beta Kappa Talk...The Eta Chapter of Minnesota of Phi Beta Kappa is excited to welcome Doug Huff as our "Eta Talk" speaker for the 2012-2013 academic year. Dr. Huff will be presenting on "The Crucible and Aristotelian Moral Authority" Please join us at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 20 in Confer 128. There will be a reception to follow in the Phi Beta Kappa room in Vickner Hall.
Arboretum Egg Hunt...It's not quite Easter yet, but it's the perfect time of year to get outside and search for Easter egg treasures down the trails of the Arboretum. The event will start at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 23 in the Interpretive Center. Registration is required and can be done by calling the program hotline at 507-933-6184. Free for Arboretum members. Free-will donation asked of non-members.
Soup and Sandwich Seminar Series...On Wednesday, March 20, the Linnaeus Arboretum will host visiting psychology professor Russell Webster to discuss "The Psychology of Evil." Can a person be truly evil or can anyone, given the right circumstances, be pushed to commit evil acts? Webster will discuss historical analyses, field studies, and even controlled lab studies to help shed light on the psychological processes involved in radical eveil. Lunch will be provided at 11:30 a.m., while the speaker will begin at 12 p.m. Cost is $8 for arboretum members and $9 for non-members. Go online to gustavustickets.com to register.
Sigma Xi Lecture...The Gustavus Adolphus College chapter of Sigma Xi will host Dr. Richard (Rikk) G. Kvitek for a pair of free public lectures on March 21-22. Dr. Kvitek is a Professor in the Division of Science and Environmental Policy at California State University Monterey Bay, where he directs the CSUMB Seafloor Mapping Lab. At 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 21, Kvitek will deliver a lecture titled ""You've Got to Be Kidding!" to "Ah-Ha": Hope for our oceans through insight and innovation". At 1:30 p.m. on Friday, March 22, Kvitek will present a more technical seminar appropriate for an audience with an introductory science background, titled ""Mediation of the foraging behavior, spatial distribution and ecological influence of sea otters and shorebirds by harmful algal blooms". Both lectures will be held in the Alfred Nobel Hall of Science's Wallenberg Auditorium.
Poetry Reading...Join award winning poets, Patricia Kirkpatrick and Tim Nolan, for an evening of good poems and good company. Thursday, March 21 in the Interpretive Center. Contact Joyce Sutphen (x6083) for more information.
Celebrating 25 Years of Dance...The 25th Anniversary Concert of the Gustavus Dance Company will take place March 22-24 in Anderson Theatre. Please join us as we celebrate 25 years of creating and presenting dances that challenge, inspire and push us to see the world through different lens'. Dance that questions boundaries, preconceptions and physical limitations. Dances that matter. In addition to new works created by current Gustavus dance faculty Jennifer Glaws, Sarah Hauss, Melissa Rolnick and Michele Rusinko, the concert will also include work by returning guest artists Cynthia Gutierrez Garner (Gustavus dance faculty 2006-2009), Philip Flickinger ('01, and former performer with Diavolo Dance Theatre) and selected student choreographed work. Concert times are 8 p.m. March 22-23 and 2 p.m. on March 24.
Climate Change Lecture...Professor James White, Fellow and Director of the Institute for Arctic and Alpine Research at the University of Colorado at Boulder, will deliver a lecture on the science of ice cores at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 26 in Olin 103. The lecture is titled "Ice Core Stories: Abrupt Climate Change and Future Sea Level." Professor White will also deliver a lecture geared toward a general audience titled "Sustainability, Climate Change and You" at 7:30 p.m., Monday, March 25 in Olin 103. Both lectures are free and open to the public.
Bible Study Fellowship...Bring your lunch and join us for fellowship & devotions from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m. on Tuesday, March 19 in Linner Lounge.
Chapel Schedule... All are invited to the worship services at 10 a.m. weekdays and 10:30 a.m. Sundays in Christ Chapel. The upcoming schedule is as follows.
- Friday, March 15 - Joshua Connell '13
- Sunday, March 17 - Fifth Sunday in Lent, Chaplain Rod Anderson
- Monday, March 18 - Cross-Cultural Ministry Days, Pastor Jim Lobdell and Donny Williams
- Tuesday, March 19 - Cross-Cultural Ministry Days, Pastor Jim Lobdell and Donny Williams
- Wednesday, March 20 - Cross-Cultural Ministry Days, Pastor Jim Lobdell and Donny Williams
- Thursday, March 21 - Steve Hilding '13
- Friday, March 22 - Neal Hagberg, Swanson Tennis Center, Tennis & Life Camps
Off-Campus Events of Interest
Prairie Celebration at MSU…Kids bring your siblings and parents out to the Prairie Celebration from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 16, 2013, in the Centennial Student Union at Minnesota State University-Mankato. This is a fun-filled family event for children and their parents to learn about and celebrate prairies. There will be a series of kid-friendly talks about prairie, local ecology, and history along with booths where kids and families can come explore hands-on activities. Free giveaways! Free Parking! For more information, call 507-384-8890.
Congregational Outreach
Retreats...Church Relations in the Center for Servant Leadership will host weekend confirmation retreats for Cross Lutheran Church from Maplewood on March 14-16, Chisago Lake Lutheran Church from Center City on March 15-17, and St. Paul's Lutheran Church from Wyoming on March 16-18. These retreat programs are a resource offered to ELCA congregations who are members of the Gustavus Association of Congregations.
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For Sale...Large 3 or 5 bedroom house with office. Excellent location just blocks from Gustavus, library, parks, and shopping. Lovely wood floors, large kitchen with adjoining sunroom eating area. Amazing light throughout including atrium with skylights. 2 of the 5 bedrooms are part of a downstairs apartment and can be rented or included in the full living space. Apartment has high ceilings and natural light, and has a full bath and own laundry. House has a new roof. $190K. Contact Katy at 934-4900 (or, if needed, David/Susan 902-455-0175).
For Sale...Passive solar home three short blocks north of campus. This two story cedar-sided 4-bedroom home is on a large lot in a quiet neighborhood. Living space of 2500 square feet includes 3-season sun room and finished basement. 2 ½ baths, one on each level. There's an attached 1 ½ car garage, main floor laundry, wood burning stove and lots of storage space. Also, a brand new deck out back. This is a single owner home, built in 1982. Call Nancy Walbek at 507-934-6087 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. - Mike McDade's return to the Fisher Cats was a triumphant one on Saturday evening. The slugger, who signed with Toronto during spring training, belted a first-pitch, first-inning home run to spark the Fisher Cats (10-10) to a 5-0 victory over the Reading Fightin Phils (11-8). The win is the Fisher Cats fourth straight and improved the team to the .500-level for the first time since the opening week of the season.
McDade's home run was the highlight of a three-run first inning against Reading starter Holby Milner. Leading 1-0 after a single and an error, McDade ripped the first pitch he saw into the Dinner in the Den in left field to give New Hampshire a 3-0 lead. The home run was McDade's 32nd in a Fisher Cats uniform following the 16 he hit in 2011 and the 15 he whacked in 2012.
New Hampshire added runs in the fourth and sixth, both off the bat of the red hot Jonathan Jones. Jones plated the first with a squeeze bunt before a traditional single in the sixth gave the Fisher Cats a seemingly insurmountable lead. Jones, who has been the starting center fielder since the Blue Jays designated Kenny Wilson for assignment, has hit safely in five straight while picking up five RBI during that stretch.
Scott Copeland (W; 1-3) was the benefactor of the early run support as he turned in his best outing to date to earn his first Double-A victory. The righty went seven shutout innings, giving up just four hits while striking out five for the second straight outing. He turned it over to Randy Boone and Tony Davis, who each worked a scoreless inning to preserve New Hampshire's first shutout since opening day.
In addition to McDade and Jones, Michael Crouse had a big day with three hits, including a pair of doubles. He scored two runs and added his fourth steal of the season, all while extending his hit streak to five games. During that stretch, Crouse has eight hits in 19 at-bats.
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I want to see the Flyers play a game outdoors, just like the Penguins and Sabres are doing on New Year's Day.
Much to my surprise, Flyers management agrees with me.
In fact, general manager Paul Holmgren already has some plans in mind — namely a game between the Flyers and Penguins at Penn State.
That's not a typographical error: Penn State, Beaver Stadium, 100,000 rabid hockey fans shouting their heads off, all under the stars.
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It is only beginning to rain frogs in college football. That's what is known in the bible as a plague. In a coaching sense, put on your hard hats. Here come the croakers.
A plague of job losses has barely started. Three more coaches lost their jobs on Saturday -- game day for goodness sake! -- after sub-par showings. The most significant was Mississippi State's Sylvester Croom, less than a year removed from being the SEC coach of the year.
It's not going to stop there. Notre Dame AD Jack Swarbrick made cryptic and confusing statements about evaluating Charlie Weis after another embarrassing loss to USC. It seems to everyone who cares that Weis' job is definitely on the line but the coach talked of getting on the recruiting trail on Sunday. Meanwhile, his boss said the two might not talk for another week when Weis returns to South Bend.
News flash: Swarbrick will have little, if any, input into the situation. He has been on the job less than five months. He is a businessman, mostly. A lawyer, once the head of a string of internet-based radio stations. His bachelor's degree from ND in economics qualifies him to read Weis' contract, not go searching for someone to sign a new deal.
Notre Dame president Fr. John Jenkins and the trustees will make the call. It was Jenkins who gave Weis his 10-year contract after seven games. It is Jenkins who has been suspiciously quiet during this recent downturn.
If you want a couple of names, this is a blog so I'll just fire away. A former Notre Dame assistant called me out of the blue last week and mentioned Lou Holtz coming in to save the day with son Skip as a coach-in-waiting. That doesn't sound was wacky as it first reads. Lou could reunite ND Nation, recruit a little bit and seamlessly hand the program over to his son. If you haven't noticed, Holtz' East Carolina is playing for the Conference USA this week.
Urban Meyer's name will come up but in a very complicated way. Florida's coach has mentioned that Notre Dame was his dream job. Was. That was four years ago, though, when he was being courted by both schools.
One side of me says that if Meyer wins his second national championship in three years, there is not much more he can accomplish in Gainesville. The other, more sensible, side of me says that Meyer is just as likely to be a lifer at Florida. He's got resources, money, love, players and will be able to compete for a national championship every year for the foreseeable future.
The other short timer might be Auburn's Tommy Tuberville. There are only a handful of coaches better than him, but minds change fast on The Plains especially when the result of the Alabama game is involved. Getting shut out by the Tide might not save Tubs even after six consecutive Bama victories.
The Auburn trustees better be careful what they wish for. I was told the majority of them are in favor of dumping Tuberville but that wouldn't be wise. Their best coach is under contract. They're taking a risk if they get rid of him.
Notre Dame could do worse than go after Boston College's Jeff Jagodzinski. The second-year Eagles' coach has BC in the ACC title game for the second consecutive year. He coaches as the second-most influential Catholic football school in the country. Like Weis, he has NFL experience. Unlike Weis in 2005, he has head coaching experience.
The argument about the best conference in 2008 should be over. The Big 12 goes into the week with four teams in the top 20 of the BCS, two in the top three. The tiebreaker for me is simple: The Big 12's third-best team is Texas Tech, 11-1. The SEC's third-best team is Georgia? Ole Miss? Georgia just gave up 400 rushing yards to Georgia Tech.
Ole Miss had the league's best conference win (at Florida) but lost four games overall.
And don't talk to me about quality of competition. Georgia was the preseason No. 1. LSU was the defending national champion. Those schools combined to lose eight games. Players of the day on Saturday: Kansas' Todd Reesing turned in one of the guttiest performances of the season completing 31 of 57 against Missouri in the Border War. His game-winning touchdown pass to Kerry Meier with 27 seconds left capped an admirable career.
Georgia Tech's Roddy Jones ran for 214 yards against befuddled Georgia in helping break the Dawgs seven-game winning streak in the series. Heisman watch: 1, Sam Bradford, Oklahoma; 2, Colt McCoy, Texas; 3, Tim Tebow, Florida. The deadline for ballots is a week from Wednesday.
I'm waiting for the Black Coaches Association to go nuts anytime soon. Kansas State dismissed Ron Prince and then re-hired Bill Snyder. There is no tangible evidence that K-State interviewed anyone else, much less an African-American.
After Croom's departure, the number of African-American coaches in I-A is down to three. The pressure will be tremendous -- as it should be -- for the Mississippi State to replace the first black head football coach in the SEC with another African-American.
Florida defensive coordinator Charlie Strong would be perfect as would Buffalo's Turner Gill.
Just what the hell is Mike Leach talking about? He wanted the Big 12 South tie broken by graduation rates? Of course he does. After getting blown out by Oklahoma, one grabs onto any piece of hope one can.
Here's Leach after his team had to rally to beat Baylor to stay in a three-way tie it is not really in:
"I think they should break the three-way tie based on a graduation rate," he said after the game. "I think the Big 12 conference should have an executive session tonight. And I think when they do that they will find out that no one's more deserving than the Red Raiders to win the Big 12 South."
Texas Tech leads the Big 12 and is believed to be No. 2 among currently ranked top 25 schools with a 79 percent graduate rate. Texas is at 50 percent. Oklahoma is at 46 percent.
Oh boy. Oklahoma could be the first team since 1904 (and the third team ever) to score 700 points in a season. With 61 points on Saturday, OU now has 640 points with two games remaining -- Big 12 championship and bowl game.
The only teams to score 700 in a season were Minnesota in 1904 (725 points in 13 games) and Harvard in 1886 (765 points in 14 games) in 1886. Hawaii set the modern record last season with 656 points (46.9 points in 14 games). Consider this when turning in your Heisman ballot. Coming into Saturday's game Bradford had missed the equivalent of 1.24 games because he was removed early in blowouts. Against Texas Tech, he took his final snap with 13:54 left.