WSU football coach: Team is toughWINONA, Minn., April 7, 2002 -- In preparation for the spring practice, Winona State University football players have been lifting weights four days a week and participating in stretching and stamina-conditioning exercises two days a week. Coach Tom Sawyer said the players are in shape. Although outdoor training was delayed by snow last week, the Warriors are now regularly at Maxwell Field, where the home football games are played. The team is practicing every day that there is no home softball game. The Warriors' spring practice sessions will conclude with the annual spring game. Sawyer said the team will be split into four units consisting of the first-team offense, first-team defense, second-team offense and second-team defense. Each of the offenses and defenses will play against each other for roughly 30 plays. The spring game:Date: April 27
Time: 3:30 p.m.
Place: Maxwell Field
Cost: Free |
Reporter: Ryan Buhler
Amadeus piano trio to perform at SMUWINONA, Minn., April 7, 2002 -- The Amadeus Trio, billed as a "world-class ensemble" by the Los Angeles Times, will perform at Sain Mary's University. The Amadeus piano trio has appeared in Carnegie Hall, the Lincoln Center and the Kennedy Center.Date: April 6
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Place: St. Cecilia Theatre, 1124 W. 7th St.
Cost: $8 to $15 |
Bar bouncer: Aim at boozers, not bars| Brandleson: "With a 24-hour time span, a minor can contact a fake ID maker, choose a state ID to illegally duplicate, get their picture taken, and pay betwen $150 to $200 to receive the highest quality fake ID available." |
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| WINONA, Minn., April 7, 2002 -- The city should crack down on underage boozers, not the bars that get conned by fake IDs into letting them in, said a Winona State Universty senior whe is a downtown bar bouncer. In a Daily News opinion piece, Kevin Brandleson said it defies logic to fine a bar $500 and suspend its license and let the offending minor off with a wrist-slap $100 fine. Brandleson made his point this way: "Who is to blame when a shoplifter walks into your local department store and walks out -- through all the security in place -- with the store's merchandise? Do we punish the store for not having enough security, or do we punish the culprit?" Brandleson said the bars have elaborate mechanisms to catch underage people. But some fake IDs are so good they will get through both electronic and eyeball screening, he said. With 400 to 500 college kids roaming from bar to bar on a weekend night, some inevitably will make it through, he said. |
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April 6, 2002 | BASEBALL (MEN'S): WSU 6, UM-Duluth 5; WSU 12, UM-Duluth 6.
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April 6, 2002 | INCIDENT NO. 1: A car was reported as driving erratically on campus at 4:20 a.m. The occupants were eventually stopped by a security guard near the Sheehan dorm. The vehicle then took off at a high rate of speed and struck a guard. The guard was taken to the hospital.
INCIDENT NO. 2: A student reported at 12:42 p.m. that his vehicle was struck by another vehicle while parked near Ninth and Winona streets sometime between 1 and 2:30 a.m.
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SMU musicians to premiere song of peaceWINONA, Minn., April 6, 2002 -- The world premiere of "Let Peace Descend" by Chicago composer Lee Kesselman will be performed at Saint MaryÕs University . The piece reflects the yearning for peace by humanity, sponsors said. The piece will be performed during Saint Mary's Concert Choir and Chamber Singers spring concert. Kesselman has served as director of choral activities at College of DuPage in northern Illinois since 1981. The premiere is sponsored by the Kaplan Forum on the Jewish Experience at Saint Mary's.Date: April 13
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Place: Chapel of Saint of Mary of the Angels, 7th and Vila streets
Cost:$4 to $5 |
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WHO'LL BE TEACHING WHAT ? |
WSU physics faculty unchanged for fallWINONA, Minn., April 5, 2002 -- The physics faculty at Winona State University is stable for the coming school year, said Richard Shields, department chair. Nobody is leaving the seven-prof department nor will there be any new faculty, he said. The department has five full professors, the highest academic rank; one assistant professor; and one fixed-term instructor.
Reporter: Christy Blake
Other WSU departments: History | Marketing | Physics | Political science |
Red Wing brass band comig to SMUWINONA, Minn., April 6, 2002 -- A Red Wing, Minn.-based group, the Sheldon Theatre Brass Band, will perform warm brass band music at Saint Mary's University. The 31-member group was formed in 1989 as the resident performing ensemble at the restored turn-of-the-century theater in Red Wing. In addition to its regular concert series at the Sheldon Theatre, the band has performed at regional concert halls, community festivals, parks, conventions, colleges and churches. The band has released two CDs, "Fanfare and Carols" and "Earth, Fire, Water," and has done hold performances on Minnesota Public Radio.Date: April 15
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Place: St. Cecilia Theater, 1124 W. 7th St.
Cost:$8 to $15 |
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SMU bringing two ethnic percussion expertsWINONA, Minn., April 6, 2002 -- Two ethnic percussion experts, Ken Dalluge and Julian Gestine will be at Saint Mary's University for a week-long artist residency begining April 25. The residency culminates with appearances at the Jazz Ensemble and Combos concert April 26, and Batucada Nossa Senhora concert May 1. Ken founded the Saint Mary's percussion ensemble Batucada Nossa Senhora. Gerstin, who holds a doctorate in ethnomusicology, specializes in the music of the West Indies. Both are specialists in of the music and culture of South America and Africa.
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April 6, 2002 | BASEBALL (MEN'S): WSU 6, UM-Duluth 3; UM-Duluth 9, WSU 4.
SOFTBALL (WOMEN'S): UW-Eau Clair 1, SMU 0; SMU 9, UW-Eau Claire 4.
TENNIS (MEN'S): UW-Eau Claire 6, WSU 3. Concordia 5, SMU 4.
TENNIS WO(MEN'S): UW-Eau Claire 5, WSU 4. Concordia 7, SMU 2.
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