by Michael Thomas in News
t was a war of words at Sunday's Student Senate meeting as the contentious debate surrounding the significantly over budget Cab Crawler program took center stage. The more than six-hour-long meeting, which lasted until 12:46 a.m., saw senators and President Tyrone Grandstrand, along with Treasurer Sterling Wiggins pitted against each other after allegations of mismanagement an unethical behavior were raised on numerous occasions.
by Erin Lord in Opinion
The emergence of social networking sites such as Facebook and Myspace have given our generation a direct way of expressing itself.
We do not have to beat around the bush to say we hate the man by wearing a Bob Dylan shirt or burn patchouli oil in our rooms to passive aggressively rebel against our parents.
Multi media exhibit makes its way back to North Dakota
by Derek Scott, Sara Tezel in Life
Few things seem more contradictory, yet tied together, than war and art. The North Dakota Museum of Art (NDMOA) finished its second Artists and War exhibit on Sunday. For those who managed to attend, the displays were both horrifying and oddly beautiful.
The Fighting Sioux baseball team strung together two wins in a doubleheader last week.
by TImothy Boger in Sports
Despite the cold Friday afternoon weather at Kraft Field in Grand Forks, the Sioux baseball team swung some hot bats.
North Dakota swept the visiting Dakota Wesleyan team in a doubleheader Friday afternoon to cap off a four game home stand. A walk-off home run would win them game one 6-5 and a solid pitching performance and endless hitting earned them the second game 9-1.
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