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Nov 30, 2017
2 min

On Movies: 'Jigsaw'

When James Wan and Leigh Whannell were still independent filmmakers back in 2003, they released a low-budget short film, “Saw,” which later turned into a magnificent franchise success to attract millions of Horror goers. The countless audiences seeking an adrenaline rush have fallen in love with the chilling, uncomfortable journey where everybody’s secrets are shamelessly revealed, and the characters fight to prove their individual morality and good intentions in order to sur

Jerusalem Tukura

Nov 30, 2017
1 min

R&G Editorial: Tying up loose ends

As the semester comes to a close, it is evident that there is still work to be done. Whether you are on top of things or not, it is important to stay focused and, most importantly, diligent until the end. This is the time students often find themselves unmotivated as the winter break is merely weeks away. Understand that if you drop the ball now, the consequences may be larger than you think. In many classes, these final weeks make up a considerable amount of your grade. A he

Nov 2, 2017
2 min

Possible changes to campus dining service

Responding to multiple concerns raised by students last spring on the Student Satisfaction survey concerning the on-campus dining experience, Minot State University’s Student Government Association and the Residence Hall Association will continue to address issues brought up by students. The committee focuses on topics concerning the quality and selection of the food available in the Beaver Creek Cafe as well as the hours the cafe is open, which students raised multiple conce

Nov 2, 2017
2 min

Between the Lines: In an era of instantly streaming entertainment, don't forget your local artis

With the advent of digitally streaming entertainment, viewers have access to a seemingly unlimited selection of movies, television shows, music, and various other forms of content. My Netflix watch list is longer than it’s ever been, and I keep adding to it. The sad part is my Amazon Prime watch list is even longer. I’ll be the first to admit that I love having so much high quality entertainment at my disposal, but it’s easy to forget that there is no substitute for seeing ar

Jerusalem Tukura

Nov 2, 2017
1 min

R&G Opinion: Inclusion is more than opportunity

The university’s responses to questions regarding policy on hate speech in the Oct. 26 issue were non-response responses. The answer, “Education is the best method to promote diversity and inclusion at our university,” is true, but when asked how the university intends to educate students, its response was to create an inclusive environment for all students. Inclusion is not education. There need to be clear statements made as to how the university would educate students on h

Oct 12, 2017
1 min

Sports Editorial: NFL sacrifices talent to avoid backlash

The football season is now in full swing and the league has still not found a place in its heart, or on its roster, for Colin Kaepernick. As a Florida native, it was devastating to see that the Miami Dolphins decided to sign Jay Cutler who spent the 2016 season riding the bench for the Chicago Bears. With only a 2 percent better passing record and a significantly deficient rush game compared to Kaepernick, the Dolphins could have done better. Take into consideration that Kaep

Oct 12, 2017
3 min

Guns in America, a time for the conversation

The Las Vegas shooting this month was the largest mass shooting in modern American history with 58 people killed and 450 injured. According to Mass Shooting Tacker online, this was only one of more than 340 mass shootings in the country since Jan. 1, 2017. A mass shooting is defined as four or more people shot in a single event at the same time and location. Because of the shooting, many Americans are questioning whether guns should continue to be legal or at least as readily

Jerusalem Tukura

Sep 28, 2017
1 min

R&G Editorial: Don't ignore sexual assault

Sexual assault is an issue that exists on our university campus and should not be ignored. It is not uncommon for students to avoid discussing sexual assault. In order to ensure that all Minot State students are equipped with the knowledge sufficient for taking action, the university has made it mandatory for all students to complete a Title IX online course. The goal of the course is to give you accurate understanding of sexual assault, increase awareness, prevent the occurr

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