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Yaks bring piece of Tibet to students in Cold Spring
Tenzin Paljor, a 17-year-old from Edina, came face to face with a piece of his heritage Sunday morning.
Small gestures, big stories for Katha Dance Theatre
Her father once insisted that she not dance in public - which is what Rita Mustaphi has been doing for most of her life.
Help Kickstart a Local Filmmaker's First Feature-Length Film
Have you ever dreamed of making a movie? Here's your chance to help an up-and-coming local filmmaker finance his first feature-length film.
Edina Student Filming Bullying Documentary
Any way you cut it, running for middle school student council can be a difficult, stressful experience.A For Alec Fischer, that stress was compounded by seeing gay slurs written across his posters in the run-up to the election.
Marriage amendment fight heats up in Rochester
The fight over a proposed constitutional amendment banning gay marriage in Minnesota is heating up in Rochester, with both supporters and opponents reaching out to the city's voters.
On campus beat: Meet U campus' next leader
Fred Wood was being driven through the center of the University of Minnesota, Crookston, campus when three young women approached -- on horseback.
5 More Eastview Students Win National Merit Scholarships
Five Eastview High School seniors are among about 2,500 high school seniors nationwide to win a college-sponsored scholarship from the prestigious National Merit Scholarship program , according to a news release from the organization.
Ron Paulites expected to rule Minnesota Republican convention
Republican activist Craig Westover of Afton likes to joke that four years ago, presidential hopeful Ron Paul would have to kill a puppy to garner any media attention for his campaign.
Carleton Vocalists Showcased in College Choir Performance
Carleton College vocalists will have an opportunity to shine in a concert Friday, May 18 at 8 p.m. in the Concert Hall.
Carleton College to Host Public Panel Discussion on the Ethics of Healthcare Access
On Wednesday, May 23 at 7 p.m., Carleton College will host a public panel discussion on the ethics of healthcare access in America.
Carleton Memo Shows 35 Staffers to Work in Downtown Space
A week after it was announced that Carleton College would purchase the 200 Division St.
Calif. gov. proposes billions in cuts amid major budget shortfall
With California's budget shortfall soaring, Gov. Jerry Brown proposes broad, painful cuts for state workers and programs.
Preview: Piano by Nature in Elizabethtown
Award-winning New Zealand pianist Nicola Melville will give two concerts in Elizabethtown this weekend.
Esteemed Hindi Writer and Film-Maker, Uday Prakash, in Residency at Carleton College
Renowned writer Uday Prakash, considered one of contemporary Hindi's most important voices, is visiting Carleton College for the month of May as the Lindesmith Distinguished Lecturer and Writer in Residence.
Carleton's Empty Bowls Project to Raise Money for Northfield Food Shelf
Editor's Note: This post is courtesy of Carleton College News. Carleton College will hold its annual Empty Bowls fundraiser for the Northfield Community Action Center's Food Shelf on Friday, May 11, from 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. on the campus Bald Spot.
VIDEO: Library, Debt, LGA on Council Agenda
Here's a look back at Tuesday'sA Northfield City Council A work session, courtesy ofA KYMN.
Rep. Cravaack: Cut climate change education funds
U.S. Rep. Chip Cravaack is leading a Republican effort in the House to block funding for a climate change initiative that provides money to education programs around the nation, including at Carleton College in Northfield and the Como Zoo and Conservatory in St.
Carleton College Purchases Building at 200 Division St.
Carleton College has purchased the building at 200 Division St. in downtown Northfield, according to an email sent to Carleton faculty and staff from Fred Rogers, the college's vice president and treasurer.
Northfield 'Prof Rockers' The Counterfactuals Featured in Fantastic...
Northfield buzz band, The Counterfactuals, will perform tomorrow night as part of a fantastic triple bill at the Acadia Cafe in Minneapolis .
Ben Diener, M.D., Joins CALM Board of Trustees
Diener is an internal medicine physician at Sansum Clinic , having completed his residency at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital .
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