Purchase your Dragon Fire Raffle Tickets & Support Athletic Scholarships! Tickets are $10 for a chance to win a 52″ TV, VIP WE Fest tickets, or a laptop Computer. Drawing will be held Friday, February 12 at 7:30 pm at the basketball game. (Need not be present to win. Must be 18 or older to purchase ticket or win prize.) For more information on Dragon Fire, visit www.msumdragons.com or contact 218-477-5824.
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An exhibition on display all this month at the Mpls Photo Center invites viewers to ponder what exactly makes a compelling portrait. Minneapolis Institute of Arts curator David Little was asked to jury the show. Little says while the portrait is as old as art itself, photography excels at the task. No other medium offers such a direct sense of human form and psyche. And no other medium gives us the uncanny sense of being there in time and space with the subject depicted. Our vast collective archives of pictures of friends, family, and acquaintances are proof of this resilient power of the photographic image. Little whittled down more than 1200 submissions from 232 photographers using a technique that was at once both methodical and instinctive. His first choice amongst them all is the image you see above – “Hugo” by Joseph Holmes. Taking second prize was the work of a Minnesota photographer (and MSUM Art Professor) Don Clark’s “Young Kate in Sheep Fank.” Read the complete story at: http://minnesota.publicradio.org/collections/special/columns/state-of-the-arts/archive/2010/01/mpls-photo-center-celebrates-the-portrait.shtml
MSUM Women’s Studies proudly invites you to experience an original play written and performed by five North Dakota teens, Dr. Kathy Blohm (of Chambers & Blohm Psychological Services), and Bush Artist Fellow Karen Van Fossan (of Dragon Jane Theater Company). The Group That Opened the Box, presented Saturday, January 16 at 7 p.m. in MSUM’s Weld Hall Glasrud Auditorium, explores public silence about adolescent sexuality, desire and mental health.After the show, and with the assistance of their mentors, participants in The Group will facilitate open, truthful, public discussions of adolescent sexuality, desire, and mental health — thus giving voice to a range of experiences, and empowering teens to emerge as agents of social change. The event is free and open to the public, with freewill donations gratefully accepted to benefit the production. Click headline for details.
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As you know, Cindy Sogn has been assigned the scheduling portion of the role that Dave Holsen provided. Cindy will work with you to determine event needs and help coordinate the details. A Confirmation of Space document will be sent by email to you for your scheduled event, meeting, rehearsal, etc. It is important to review your request and alert Campus Scheduling of any changes or mistakes. The scheduling of your event is essential to doors being locked/unlocked, table and chair setup, heating and cooling schedule and audio/visual needs. If you do not have a Confirmation of Space, please contact Cindy. If your request is made less than two weeks in advance, Campus Scheduling cannot guarantee service. When planning an event, please use the following websites to ensure that your
event has been entered into the campus EMS schedule or look for potential available space. Click headline for more information.