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Dude this welcome week shit has got to stop. 2010 was the last year before they introduced "Welcome Week". They gave us four days to get our shit together, gave us minimal information on how to get what we needed done, and on the last day gave us shitty pancakes as a token of their good will. In a way, it was pretty symbolic of the next four years of my life. That's how you prepare the freshman for MSOE.
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| The Daily Wildcat                                                                                                                              Arizona's Tyler Griffith tries to score past Arizona State Goalie Tyler Martz.
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Arizona hockey returned to the Tucson Convention Center, after a short road trip to Tempe Wednesday night, looking to get their fourth consecutive home win and to bounce back from a 3-3 tie. They succeed in that endeavor in a 4-3 win over the Milwaukee School of Engineering.
The Wildcats took a while to find their groove during Fridays game. Arizonas offense was unable to put the puck in the net during the entire first period. The Cats defense also struggled as they let in two back-to-back goals in the middle of the first period.
The start was not to be desired, so it was a bit of a gut check time for us at intermission there," UA head coach Chad Berman said. "Its great to see that you can come out of something like that. It looked dire there, I think everybody was questioning what we were doing and we kind of said lets let the seniors take it from here and I thought they did a good job."
In the second period, the Cats stormed back with three goals. Robert Smythe got the goal scoring frenzy started for Arizona just two minutes into the second period. The next was a shorthanded goal scored by Griffin Dyne.
Josh Larson, in a scrum around the net, knocked the puck past the goal line but the puck was kicked out by the Raiders' goalie before the referee could see it. Via video from the live stream, it was confirmed by media and fans the puck crossed the goal line, but the play was never reviewed by officials, so the score remained 2-2.
The Wildcats were able to take their first lead of the game following a goal from Ethan Stahlhuth. Stahlhuths goal erased a two-goal deficit and put the Cats ahead in the score column just in time for the final period of play to start. Berman said there was a noticeable difference between two periods.
Its as simple as our team you know we do three, four, five keys to a game. One key that has to remain is puck support for our team, were a team that has to put pucks in areas skate underneath it and get to loose pucks. When we start trying to make the diagonals and being perfect, thats not who we are. We are a team that relies on our feet so I thought we got back to that and hopefully that can carry into tomorrow, Berman said.
The third period was set up to be a great one as both teams were within arms reach of a victory. Although the Raiders had lost the lead, they showed they were not going to give up just yet. With 13 minutes remaining in the final period of the play, the Raiders found the back of the net for the third time and tied the game at three. As the game clock continued to wind down, the intensity in the T.C.C. slowly began to build.
I think its a good thing, Im not biting my nails. These are the kind of situations that we are gonna run into for the national tournament and certainly next weekend in Oklahoma and UCO [University of Central Oklahoma]. UCO might be the hardest place to win and so to me thats situational preparation," Berman said.
Just as it seemed the game would end in a tie, Justin Plumhoff buried what would be the game-winning goal for Arizona, putting the Wildcats up 4-3. As the puck crossed the goal line and into the net the Arizona fans, players and coaches erupted with excitement.
In a last minute effort to tie the game, the Raiders pulled their goalie to have a man advantage. The Raiders were unable to tie the game, meaning the Wildcats had just won their fourth straight home game. Freshman goalie Nolan Bivolcic got the start and the win for the Wildcats for the second time this season, he was also awarded with player of the game.
After the first I was just kind of down with myself but you play hockey everyday and I love it, so I just wanted to be happy and keep playing, Bivolcic said.
The Wildcats face off against the Milwaukee School of Engineering Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. on their home ice. Tomorrows game will also be the fourth annual Pucks for Paws night where fans can bring their dogs into the arena to watch the game.
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Where are the bench warmers, B-teamers and backups?
You know, the athletes who play for glory of practice. The ones who know they wont always make the travel team. The cheer squad in uniform?
You dont get your standing ovations and your teams social media mentions, but you, my friends, could one day run the world.
And, in Jack Turiceks case, make it substantially better.
Turiceks story belongs here, in these pages next to millionaires and superstars. Now, yes, its true that if his Milwaukee School of Engineering soccer team actually gets to play its pandemic-postponed season this spring, Turicek likely wont see the field. But we still need to acknowledge this reserve player on a Division III non-athletic scholarship school for engineers.
Turicek is a 22-year-old center midfielder for Division III MSOE who leads the team  through study groups. The senior has had internships in Kenya and Panama; his inventions will empower women in business. Hes made modifications to medical equipment that could make things easier on a patient facing surgery.
But before we get to all of that youve got to know something else. Turicek was not an all-conference player out of the fertile soccer grounds of Brookfield. He played some recreational ball on a winless club team that went under. Then he asked neighboring coach Joe Luedke of Elmbrook United for a roster spot.
I was not skilled or athletic enough to play at the level that his team played at because he had an awesome team, said Turicek. There were a couple times where they could only roster 18  and I was the 19th guy, so I would have to sit back. He could have easily turned me away knowing that I wouldn't be playing very much.
But Luedke accepted Turicek, who got better by practicing with Elmbrook United. Turicek made the starting lineup for his Brookfield East team his senior year, and then he joined the MSOE soccer program. Even with all that work, in Milwaukee hes only played a bakers dozen of games in his collegiate career.
I am not like one of the like super athletes on the team, said Turicek. I don't play as much.
And yet MSOE coach Rob Harrington made Turicek captain, because every team needs at least one Jack  that teammate who is encouraging, supportive, responsible, motivating and grateful. Turicek responded by becoming a fit athlete who loves the academic side of MSOE.
For example, Turicek asked his teammates to check out a job fair, gave them tips and guidelines for good questions to ask and how to best represent themselves in interviews.
And he asked each of them to report back to him two companies they are considering, said Harrington. Half the time  most of the time, I count on Jack for the updates.
Harrington has a fun social media thing with MSOE to let fans get to know the guys. The questions included: Who will most likely change the world? The team almost unanimously picked Turicek.
In spite of the fact that he is not given playing time, he is not getting a reward, he's fit, he shows up, he works hard, he cares, he competes. He's just that kid, said Harrington. As a coach you rarely have a captain that doesn't play very much. But in Jack's case it was more like, well of course he's the captain.
I read a lot of coaching books and a lot of psychology books. And if you go to a seminar on sports psychology, no one delivers the seminar on the kid who's a 17th player.
The Jacks are out there  hes exceptional  its just, no one tells their story. They're talked about at the banquet at the end of the year.
A mechanical engineering major, Turicek already has filled his young life with worldly experiences.
Through a talent and leadership connection organization, The Commons which attracts, develops, empowers and connects young talent with companies, Turicek worked with Briggs & Stratton as a summer intern to develop an ad campaign to promote their gas engines. He also worked on a promotion for healthy lifestyles with Sixteenth Street Community Health.
We only pick eight Innovation Fellows, and he was one of the eight, said Isabel Sandretti from The Commons. He is really, really good at putting people at ease and making people comfortable, and that is a skill that I think is so needed to accomplish things get and get things done. I would definitely consider him a natural born leader.
As an Edison Engineering Intern for GE Healthcare, Turicek used CAD modeling to redesign a cable socket and cover for an MRI bed to enable a clinical procedure that is not possible with the system today.
We are currently reviewing the design of the cable socket cover to determine if its patentable, said Paul Krueger, lead mechanical engineer, Magnetic Resonance at GE Healthcare. Jacks work is a step towards a major accomplishment. Any time we provide doctors a new or easier means to accomplish a procedure is a win.
Turicek also interned with a start up, Jali Fruit Company, and designed simple fruit dehydrators for farmers in Kenya and Panama. Those countries have bountiful fruit crops  so plentiful that a great deal could not be consumed and was going to waste. By drying the fruit, it can be harvested and sold individually or distributed to food companies.
We would go and build the dehydrators in rural areas where they didn't have electricity and where they're usually struggling, said Turicek.
Turicek went to Panama in February 2018 and Kenya in November 2018; he was only 19 and 20 years old at the time.
We had to build the dehydrators with the materials that they have available, said Turicek. We couldnt go and assume they're going to have power drills, expensive tools, power saws and factories to make all this stuff.
In Kenya, Turicek got wood from a carpentry store in town; he and the Jali team also drove into a city grocer to get the plastic netting from the trays you often see with clementine packaging.
I brought a bunch of books and pictures to show how I wanted to put this together, piece by piece, said Turicek. Trying to build the dehydrators completely out of materials that they had was probably both the most challenging and most rewarding thing.
Now Jali Fruit company works with 40,000 farmers all over the world  some of them with just 5 to 100 trees. Many of the fruit farmers are women, said Josh Shefner, who runs Jali Fruit Co., and an income improves their life.
Shefner, who was once Turiceks residence assistant at the dorms at MSOE, said the school does a good job of attracting smart and ambitious students. The two of them have remained in touch as Shefner manages Jali full time now.
I always made fun of him  telling him he played 'left bench,' said Schefner. But he dedicated himself to being with the team, practicing and giving it his all. I remember his coach giving props for running in the winter; it is a big part of what he was passionate about.
Turicek and the MSOE team are taking classes now, and meeting  with masks on  a few times a week in study groups led by Turicek.
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Fast start propels Marian mens hockey to 5-2 win at MSOE
January 21, 2020
MILWAUKEE  Marian University mens hockey (11-4-1, 7-4-0 NCHA) defeated MSOE 5-2 to open an NCHA home-and-home series.
The Sabres started strong scoring just 56 seconds in when sophomore Parker Colleyscored his sixth of the season with an assist to fellow sophomore Gianni Vitali  This proved to be the only goal of the period with Marian taking an early 11-8 edge in shots.
Marian struck fast once again in the second period with senior Brett Radfordscoring two minutes in with assists to senior Nolan Rossand sophomore Salvatore Scalise  The goal was his sixth on the season.  MSOE cut the Marian lead in half before three special teams goals concluded the period.
Senior Lawson MacDonaldscored a short-handed goal with assists to junior Anthony Orubor his second goal this season, at the 8:06 mark. MSOE scored on a different power play opportunity shortly after.  Ross then extended the Sabre lead back out to two heading to the third period with an unassisted power-play goal at the 15:26 mark.
The final period saw both goaltenders put in work with an empty-net goal from sophomore Troy Ring his second tally of the season, proving to be the lone score to set the final at 5-2.
Marian held a slight 37-36 advantage in shots for the game with senior Hunter Vorva(8-3-1) stopping 34 shots for the win, his sixth straight game with at least 30 saves.  Vitali led the Marian offense with a team-high six shots.
The Sabre penalty kill unit held MSOE scoreless on five power plays, while the Marian power play scored once on six chances.
Marian concludes their series with MSOE tomorrow, Saturday, Jan. 18, at home with puck drop scheduled for 7 p.m.
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Three Maroons Win Wrestling Titles at MSOE Invite
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Posted: Dec 07, 2019
MILWAUKEE Three members of the University of Chicago wrestling team wereweight-class champions at Saturday's Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) Invitational.
The Maroons placed fifth out of 11 teams at the meet with 110.5 points. University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh took first place with 128.5 points.
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's undefeated start to the season continued with a 184-pound title. His opening three matches featured two first-period pins and an 18-1 technical fall. The sophomore's championship final versus Central (Iowa) ended with a 7-5 decision victory. Sarasin pushed his season record to 13-0.
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garnered his first title of the season. At 174 pounds, the senior started off with a pair of 17-1 technical falls. A 10-5 win in the semifinals set up an eventual 4-3 decision over University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire in the final.
The third UChicago titlist of the day was first-year Cole Fibranzat heavyweight. Fibranz pinned the opening two opponents in the first period before receiving a medical forfeit into the championship match. He subsequently won that bout 5-2 against Central (Iowa).
The Maroons also posted a pair of runner-up performances by senior Steve Bonsall(157 pounds) and sophomore Maguire Pecci(165 pounds). Bonsall went 2-1 while Pecci went 3-1 as the wrestlers posted one technical fall each.
Senior Nick Carolamade his season debut at 197 pounds. He ended up taking fourth place overall. He produced a 4-2 record on the day with three-straight pins in the consolation rounds.
Junior Jason Crary(165 pounds), first-year Griffin Seyfried(133 pounds) and first-year Richard Oh(174 pounds) all contributed match victories as well.
"Today featured good performances throughout," said Head Coach Leo Kocher. "We entered eight of the 10 weight classes and finished 18 points out of first. We sent five guys to the finals and ended up with three champs  our two runner-ups lost very closely contested matches. Nick Carolalooked good for his first time out this season as well. We look forward to getting some good work in over break."
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The Wheaton volleyball team (6-1) closed out its participation in this weekend's MSOE Invitational with a pair of wins on Saturday afternoon. The Thunder opened up their action on Saturday with a 3-2 (25-21, 18-25, 15-25, 25-21, 15-5) victory against Lake Forest College (4-4). Wheaton topped the host Raiders 3-0 (25-22, 25-20, 25-14) of MSOE (2-5) in the final match of the day for the 'Orange and Blue'. Wheaton improves to 6-1 on the season with its three victories this weekend.
Wheaton rallied to defeat Lake Forest 3-2 by winning the final two sets. The Thunder won the first set 25-21 and the Forresters won the second set 25-18 and the third set 25-15. Wheaton sent the match to a decisive fifth set with a 25-21 victory in the fourth set. The Thunder dominated Lake Forest in the fifth set with a 15-5 victory.

Milwaukee, Wis. - The Wheaton volleyball team (6-1) closed out its participation in this weekend's MSOE Invitational with a pair of wins on Saturday afternoon. The

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The Alverno basketball team continued Northern Athletics Collgiate Conference play on Tuesday evening at the Hotchkin Arena at MSOE. The Inferno fell to the host Raiders by the score of 70-55.

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MILWAUKEE, Wis. - The St. Olaf College wrestling team finished tied for13th at the Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) Invitational on Saturday at Hotchkin Arena.

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Wrestling 13th at MSOE Invitational - St. Olaf College Athletics

The Aurora University women's soccer team played kept their chances of making the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference Tournament alive with a 1-0 win at MSOE

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NACC playoff hopes alive as AU defeats MSOE - Aurora University Athletics

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INDIANAPOLIS  Republican Eric Holcomb has won reelection as Indiana governor, fending off challengers who criticized his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Holcomb went into his campaign for a second term with a huge fundraising advantage and didn't face any well-known challengers. Holcomb sidestepped any criticism of President Donald Trump even as Holcomb promoted face mask use and issued a statewide mask mandate in July.
Holcomb overcame Democrat Woody Myer, a former state health commissioner who called for tougher anti-virus actions as Indiana's COVID-19 deaths and hospitalizations climbed steeply since nearly all state restrictions were lifted in September.
Some conservatives called Holcomb's actions excessive and were, instead, backing Libertarian candidate Donald Rainwater.
Holcomb was lieutenant governor under then-Gov. Mike Pence and replaced Pence as the Republican governor candidate in 2016 after Pence became Trump's vice presidential running mate.
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Ex-Indiana Gov. Kernan, who was a Vietnam POW, dies at 74
Posted July 29, 2020 8:39 a.m. EDT
Updated July 29, 2020 8:41 a.m. EDT
By     TOM DAVIES, Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS
 Former Indiana Gov. Joe Kernan, a Vietnam prisoner of war who entered politics and was thrust into the states top office when his predecessor suffered a deadly stroke, died Wednesday at age 74.
Kernan died at a South Bend health care facility, said Mary Downes, who was his governor's office chief of staff. Kernan was diagnosed with Alzheimers disease several years ago, but his family kept his condition private until disclosing earlier this month that he had lost the ability to speak and was living in a care facility.
Kernan, a Democrat, won three elections as South Bends mayor before being elected lieutenant governor with Gov. Frank OBannon in 1996 and 2000. Kernan became governor in September 2003 after OBannons death and served for 16 months before he lost the 2004 election to Republican Mitch Daniels.
Distinguished isnt a strong enough word to describe him, current Gov. Eric Holcomb said in a statement. Without regard for personal cost, Joe Kernan devoted every ounce of his life, time and again, to upholding the oath he took, and serving the country and state he loved.
A gregarious campaigner who was a catcher on the University of Notre Dames baseball team, Kernan was widely praised for the smooth transition after the first death of an Indiana governor since 1891.
This was uncharted territory, Republican state Sen. James Merritt said to Kernan during a ceremony just days before he left office in early 2005. This was your legacy  calm leadership in a crisis.
Kernan enlisted in the Navy following his 1968 Notre Dame graduation and he flew as a navigator on combat missions over Laos and North Vietnam. His reconnaissance plane was shot down during a mission over North Vietnam on May 7, 1972. He ejected and was captured, beginning an 11-month ordeal as a prisoner of war that ended when he was flown out of Hanoi on March 27, 1973.
The worst day of captivity came early on, he said, when he talked with another POW.
He told me that our escort had lost us and that we were presumed dead, Kernan said in a 2002 interview. My family thought I was dead, and if the Navy thought I was dead, the thing that goes through your mind is that theres no reason for these guys to keep me alive.
For decades, Kernan marked every May 7 by playing golf, eating a pizza and drinking some beer. He said he remembered the date of his capture each year without question, but sometimes he didnt remember the anniversary of his release until a day or a week later.
I think its because if there hadnt have been a May 7th, there never would have been a March 27th, Kernan said. It was the day my life changed.
Kernans actions as governor included picking former state budget director Kathy Davis to replace him as lieutenant governor  making her the first woman to serve either as Indianas governor or lieutenant governor.
He also became the first Indiana governor in 48 years to spare the life of a death row inmate when he stopped an execution just days before it was scheduled to occur in 2004. Kernan said he decided it would be unfair to execute Darnell Williams for the 1986 murders of a Gary couple when a mentally disabled accomplice got a life sentence. Williams sentence was commuted to life in prison without parole.
Kernan had decided against a 2004 run for governor the year before OBannons death. He changed his mind two months after taking over the states top office, declaring I dont want to watch this from the sidelines.
Republicans attacked Kernan over the state governments budget deficit and tens of thousands of job losses, with Democrats blaming the problems on the 2001 national recession following the dot-com bust. Kernan lost what was then Indianas most-expensive gubernatorial campaign to Daniels, who had been President George W. Bushs federal budget director and is now Purdue Universitys president.
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INDIANAPOLIS  Former Indiana Gov. Joe Kernan, a Vietnam prisoner of war who entered politics and was thrust into the state's top office when his predecessor suffered a deadly stroke, died Wednesday at age 74.
Kernan died at a South Bend health care facility, said Mary Downes, who was his governor's office chief of staff. Kernan was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease several years ago, but his family kept his condition private until disclosing earlier this month that he had lost the ability to speak and was living in a care facility.
Kernan, a Democrat, won three elections as South Bend's mayor before being elected lieutenant governor with Gov. Frank O'Bannon in 1996 and 2000. Kernan became governor in September 2003 after O'Bannon's death and served for 16 months before he lost the 2004 election to Republican Mitch Daniels.
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WASHINGTON (AP)  Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb discussed trade and immigration with Vice President Mike Pence during a trip to Washington. The Republican governor said in a statement Wednesday that he voiced concern over President Donald Trumps support for trade tariffs. Any foreign retaliation could economically hurt Indiana, which is a major manufacturing state and 

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WASHINGTON (AP)  Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb discussed trade and immigration with Vice President Mike Pence during a trip to Washington.
The Republican governor said in a statement Wednesday that he voiced concern over President Donald Trumps support for trade tariffs. Any foreign retaliation could economically hurt Indiana, which is a major manufacturing state and agricultural exporter.
Holcomb also said he was heartened by Trumps signature of an executive order intended to stop his administrations practice of separating migrant children from their parents after crossing the U.S. border illegally.
Holcomb was in Washington for an economic summit. He formerly served as lieutenant governor when Pence was Indianas governor. He took Pences place on the ballot after Trump tapped him as his running mate in 2016.
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Were barely treading water in net migration. Lets be honest: most people dont want to live in Indiana.

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Donald Trump staged a dramatic arrival today not far from the convention site.
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SIEGEL: His helicopter touched down alongside Lake Erie where he was met by his new running mate, Indiana Governor Mike Pence. Pence gets a primetime platform tonight when he'll speak to delegates and accept the vice presidential nomination.
We'll also hear from some of the other GOP presidential contenders whom Trump bested to arrive at this moment. NPR's Scott Horsley joins us now. And Scott, tell us about - first about the spectacle of Donald Trump's arrival this afternoon.
SCOTT HORSLEY, BYLINE: Well, Robert, spectacle is the right word. Donald Trump glided over Lake Erie in his 757 and landed at a lakefront airport. For a lot of candidates, that would have been enough but not for Donald Trump. He then climbed into the Trump helicopter for a couple of scenic laps around the lakefront area where the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is located before landing in front of a bank of TV cameras at the Great Lakes Science Center where vice presidential nominee Mike Pence was waiting to greet him.
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MIKE PENCE: It is such an honor to join your family to welcome you to Cleveland. We're excited to hear you address the nation tomorrow night. It's been exciting to hear from your family more to come tonight. And I'm convinced what begins in Cleveland will end in the White House.
SIEGEL: And that's not a familiar voice to most of us. Pence is less well-known than some of the other finalists for the vice presidential slot - Chris Christie, Newt Gingrich. Scott, what do you think made Trump pick him?
HORSLEY: Well, Trump's son Donald Jr. was asked about that this morning at a breakfast put on by The Wall Street Journal, and he described Pence as a calming choice, sort of a counterbalance to Trump himself. The way Don Jr. phrased it was, we don't need two Donald Trumps out there competing to be Donald Trump. And maybe Newt Gingrich or Chris Christie would've had some of that competitive factor.
Trump's campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, added that pence can fulfill the criteria Trump himself set out, which is experience, the ability to be president on day one and someone who could help Trump do the job.
SIEGEL: Well, what's the personal chemistry like between Trump and Pence? Do we know?
HORSLEY: I think that's still sort of evolving. We're very much in the early stages. Donald Trump Jr. described Pence as new to us, and so they're still getting acquainted. They did play a round of golf together. They had breakfast at Pence's home in Indiana before the pick was announced. Manafort says they will be spending more time together in the weeks and months to come, and he says despite their outward differences, the two men see eye to eye on the big things.
PAUL MANAFORT: There was a commonality. They're both family men. They both put family very high. They may have different personalities, but they have similar visions, and they have similar goals. And what he liked about Governor Pence was Governor Pence was the kind of guy who didn't see no for an answer, that he went and became governor, and he made a difference as governor.
HORSLEY: Not taking no for an answer is something that admirers say about Donald Trump as well.
SIEGEL: Now, in addition to hearing from Mike Pence tonight, we're going to hear from some of the runners up in the GOP contest - Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, Ted Cruz. What do you expect from them?
HORSLEY: Well, the most dramatic of those is going to be Cruz, who is sort of the last man standing against Trump. He has yet to formally endorse Trump, although during an event with supporters this afternoon, Cruz did make sort of an appeal for party unity, saying, we have a nominee. And just as he said that, Robert, Trump's airplane flew overhead.
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TED CRUZ: That was pretty well orchestrated. Did you email them to fly the plane right when I said that?
HORSLEY: What you don't hear in that tape, Robert, is that as the plane went by, a lot of Cruz's supporters were booing, so they're already looking ahead to 2020.
SIEGEL: At the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, I'm joined by NPR's Scott Horsley. Scott, thanks.
HORSLEY: Great to be with you, Robert. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.

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DON GONYEA, BYLINE: Let's start with trade. Opposing trade deals, such as TPP and NAFTA, is a cornerstone of Trump's make America great again pitch to blue-collar voters.
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DONALD TRUMP: We have to make smart deals. We can no longer - you know, we're losing. You look at our deficits. You look at our budget. You look at what's going on with this country. We're losing our jobs, and the politicians don't tell you that.
GONYEA: Presumably, there he's talking about politicians like Pence, who was a strong advocate of international trade deals. Here he is back in 2001, a member of Congress pushing for enhanced authority for the president to quickly negotiate such agreements.
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GONYEA: Pence argued then and now that trade agreements have been good for Indiana farmers and for jobs. Here is another one from way back when that Trump has made an issue of in 2016 - the war in Iraq.
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PENCE: I rise in support of the resolution authorizing the use of force against Iraq.
GONYEA: That's Congressman Mike Pence in 2002. Here's Trump this year on Fox News.
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TRUMP: It was a huge mistake, whether people like it or not, and I'm the only one with the vision to have said, don't do it.
GONYEA: Though, it's also true that in 2002, before the war started, Trump appeared on "The Howard Stern Show" and said he supported invading Iraq. That leads nicely into a more current Trump-Pence dispute on another topic, Trump's call to ban Muslims from entering the U.S.
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TRUMP: Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on.
GONYEA: That was last December. Contrast that with what Governor Pence told reporters in Indiana that same month.
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PENCE: I think comments that suggest that Muslims should be banned from the United States are offensive and unconstitutional.
GONYEA: Then there's Medicaid. Pence, as governor, expanded Medicaid coverage for the poor. Trump wants to roll back such expansions as part of his plan to repeal Obamacare. That would put a Vice President Pence in the position of opposing Governor Pence's policy.
The two men have also disagreed on Planned Parenthood. Pence was a sponsor of the first-ever effort in Congress to eliminate federal funds for the organization, even saying it's an issue worth shutting down the government over. But Trump, this year, said this.
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TRUMP: Look, Planned Parenthood has done very good work for some - for many, many - for millions of women. And I'll say it, and I know a lot of the so-called conservatives, they say that's really - because I'm a conservative, but I'm a common sense conservative.
GONYEA: Though, Trump did also say that he didn't think Planned Parenthood should be providing abortion services. Still, his positive words are a departure from the kind of GOP orthodoxy that Mike Pence, his running mate, has spent a career espousing. Don Gonyea, NPR News, Washington. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.

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We all know who Grant MacEwan was. If you don't, there are numerousarticles and three biographies on this man. There is a long list for Grant MacEwan He grew up as a farmer in Brandon, Manitoba was a Professor at the University of Saskatchewan, and became Dean of Agriculture at the University of Manitoba. He was the 28th Mayor of Calgary, the 19th Lt. Governor General of Alberta, has two Universities named after him and a subdivision in Calgary that bears his name. Grant has half a dozen honorary Doctorates in Canadian Universities, Scholarships that take his name and awarded the Order of Canada and Alberta Premier's Award of Excellence.

These accomplishments are what we know. Max Foran, Grant's son-in-law, didn't want to speak on this. It would be redundant. Instead, Max wanted to focus on aspects of Grant MacEwan that haven't been previously made public. He narrowed it down to four key points that he says, "contributed summarily to his enduring legacy in Western Canada."

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One junior golfer from the Fort is bringing his game to the collegiate level.
Fort Saskatchewan golfer Jarrett Bossert claimed one of four open spots on the Grant MacEwan golf team.
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Tryouts spanned across the August 25-26 weekend at two Edmonton area courses. At Redtail Landing, Bossert felt confident as he went even through the first six holes, but after a few bogeys, he scored 38 (par 36) on the front nine and then concluded with an 80 on the back nine after hitting some cart paths and lipping out. At Highlands, he continued to stumble and ended with an 85.
I felt like I was on the edge because I had a poor performance at tryouts and didnt shoot great scores but before tryouts, I had a good stretch of winning and doing well so luckily the try out wasnt the only deciding factor, Bossert told
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. I was very ecstatic when the coach called me over and said he was happy to have me on the team.
The winning streak he refers to was the four title wins captured at the Edmonton Petroleum Club, Belvedere and two McLennan Ross titles at Trestle Creek and Black Bull.
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The Fort golfer has been on Grant MacEwan Griffins radar since spring and head coach, Jodi Campbell closely tracked his performance throughout the summer, which he believed gave Bossert a goal to work towards in addition to title wins.
Campbell added tryouts are more than locking in the lowest score but team culture and fit also secured. Overall, the Griffins team comprises of eight male and four female golfers. Four male spots were open for the upcoming academic year.
Honestly, I think he could have performed better at tryouts. I think there is a lot of pressure on first year players when they come to the event and I knew he wanted this really bad. The first day he shot 80 and the second he shot 85 and although thats not his typical performance, I knew what his potential was since Ive been watching him throughout the summer and I know his character as well. That spoke more to me than what happened at tryouts.
In particular, Campbell was impressed with Bosserts 70, one under par, during the Edmonton Petroleum Club win. The coach said that event was the catalyst that turned around his summer and he gave him some mental tips.
Closing out a tournament is something that you have to learn, said Campbell. Hes played well at a number of tournaments but wasnt able to close it out. Sometimes when you have the lead, your brain tends to do things that will sabotage you so being able to close out that tournament and do it in style, thats something that stood out to me.
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ossert takes 17th at tour championship
Following tryouts, he conclude the McLennan Ross circuit during the tour championship at Wolf Creek in Ponoka on August 27. Bossert went even through the first five and plus-two through eight holes but then he suffered a double and a bogey on holes eight and nine. He was plus-seven through 15 holes, but bogeyed 16,17 and 18  an easy stretch of the course he projected he should have -2 to even. He finished shooting an 80 and finished 12th in his age category and 17th overall.
If I hadnt shot two or three over on the back nine, I would have finished second or first but then the tee shot on 12 went wayward and ended up making a triple bogey. If it wasnt for a couple of holes, I think I would have been in the mix but Wolf Creek is a tough course, Bossert recalled.
What burned even more is without those dumb bogeys and triple, it could have been an easy win. Yet you cant win them all.
Im not pleased with my performance but Im not disappointed at the same time.
Soon to be wearing Griffins gear, Bossert said hes interested in learning how to play with other players since golf is normally an individual sport.
Youre held to a higher standard. For me, usually during the winter I just go at my own pace and if I feel like practicing one day, I will. But the perks from being on the team is that youre held accountable by everyone else to perform well and train well.
Competition with the Griffins in the Canadian College Athletics Association (CCAA) kicks off during a regional event in Lac La Biche on Sept. 14-16. Thats followed by a regional event hosted by Concordia at the Millwoods Golf Club on Sept 21-23 and the Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference (ACAC) provincial championships in Red Deer at the end of September.
I dont have too many expectations since its my first year in college but it will be interesting to see what happens, noted Bossert.
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Sherwood Park native Brianne Jang does not believe she has bitten off more than she can chew.
The Grant MacEwan graduate will be producing and performing in two different plays featured at this years Edmonton Fringe Festival.
According to Jang, its not a hard feat, considering it is her passion.
I dont have to do all these things, she explained. It is not my stable day job, it is my passion and I do it because I love it.
Jang, along with her co-founding partners at Poiema Productions, will be producing a one-woman play titled Anatolia Speaks.
The story tells the tale of a new Canadian working at Superstore and dives into her past living in Bosnia, as told to her English as a Second Language class.
My theatre company Poiema Productions is producing it, Jang added. We are four girls from Grant MacEwan. We graduated in 2008 (from the theatre arts program) and we started the company, and in 2010, 2011 and 2012, we produced shows we wrote ourselves and stared in.
This year, the fourth year, we are producing a one-woman show written by Ken Brown, who was a teacher of ours at Grant MacEwan.
We are so honoured to be able to produce his work. He is a Fringe veteran and he has been in the Fringe since it started here in Edmonton and has over 30 published plays.
While Jang has always acted in theatre, she said that she has found an unexpected joy in taking on the role of producer.
I have definitely found a love for it over the years, she explained. We started out not really knowing what goes into it. We had an idea for a show and the Fringe is a perfect way to produce a brand new show and for anyone new it makes it very simple. You get your venue and you get your audience and you put in the hard work to produce your show.
Over the last few years, we have learned a lot and gotten better at it and producing is the money, the marketing, the fundraising and keeping an eye on the writing and the acting. It is every part of it.
Her second role in the Fringe festival is one she has done before: acting in an improv musical produced by Grindhouse Theatre. Titled The 11 0Clock Number!, the show is a fully improvised musical where the audience suggestions create a one-of-a-kind musical. Jang is an associate producer and actor in the show.
What I love the most about it is how fun and open it is. Everybody is welcome to come play as an actor and if you are interested in doing the show, you can come to rehearsals and do the show as well.
This is the first year that I have taken on two shows in this way. It is nice that I am only in one. I know a lot of people that have been in three at once and that is pretty usual for Edmonton artists at the Fringe, but it has actually been great.
Anatolia Speaks will be featured at Venue No. 42 La Cit Francophone Suzanne Thibaudeau Auditorium until Sunday, Aug. 25 with varying show times.
The 11 OClock Number! will play until Sunday, Aug. 25 at the Walterdale Playhouse (Venue No. 3).
Tickets for both productions can be purchased online at www.tickets.fringetheatre.ca.
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For the past four years, I was an active volunteer for The Gateway, the University of Alberta student newspaper, and have recently shifted gears to help develop The Griff, a new student paper at Grant MacEwan University as the photo and graphics editor while completing my final year of mechanical engineering at the U of A, says Samuel Brooks.
This unique blend of experiences has allowed me to become very connected to the student community at two of Edmontons major campuses, and I have developed a very thorough understanding of how this community connects to media. When Im not busy being a student, I love photography, music, and just about anything outdoors.
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Building community is an ongoing priority in our north of McKnight Boulevard schools. This began with a family dinner in September hosted by Terry Fox School, for all our Aboriginal families from O.S. Geiger School, Falconridge School, Grant MacEwan School and Nelson Mandela High School respectively.
The dust hadnt settled from our first Community Aboriginal Family Feast on Sept. 20th, 2016 and several parents asked, When are we going to do this again? and stated, We should have a Round Dance! That sparked our most current community event.
Our journey embraced conversations in the spirit of reciprocity, honour and respect. In February, Grant MacEwan School welcomed our families to join our respective staff members, elders and stakeholders to a round dance in celebration of a new year and new beginnings. Collectively we have gained much; new understandings, celebrated individuality, strength in community, new relationships, open conversations, newfound confidence, and reveled spreading smiles.
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It was awesome to go to the round dance and there was food! I learned about my culture.
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At the feast, I really liked it, it is my connection to my culture.  I have been learning about The Deer Song in class. I heard it at the feast and it is a connection to indigenous people.
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Mrs. Birdie Mae &quot;Granny&quot; Winter McDowell, 86, of Courtland, MS passed away on Monday, February 5, 2018 at her home.

Birdie was born on August 3, 1931 in Hardy, MS to The Late Lela Wilson Winter and William Wyatt Winter.  Granny loved flowers, reading, and gardening.  She took great pleasure in helping take care of others by sharing her crops, cooking, and canning with her family and friends.  She was devoted to her family, and her grandchildren and granddogs were most dear to her.  She was a member of Shiloh United Methodist Church and a loving wife, mother, sister and grandmother who will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

Mrs. McDowell leaves behind her loving family which includes one daughter, Dianne Brewer; and one son, Edward Dale McDowell (Teresa), all of Courtland, MS; one sister, Cornice W. Hill of Texas; five grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.  She was preceded in death by her husband of 64 years, Edward Brooks McDowell; sisters, Clara Maybell Peters and Tiny Estelle Pennington; her brothers, Henry Winter and James Clyde Winter; and her parents.

Funeral services will be held on Friday, February 9, 2018 at 3pm in the chapel of Dickins Funeral Home in Batesville with Rev. Rex Wilbourn and Rev. Morgan Spencer officiating.  Interment will follow in Shiloh Cemetery.  Visitation will be held on Friday in the funeral home from 1:30pm until service time at 3pm.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Shiloh United Methodist Church Cemetery Fund.

Dickins Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

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Mary JoAnn Johnson of Picayune, Mississippi passed away Sunday, December 9, 2018 at the age of 82.

Memorial services will be held by the family at a later date.

Mary was a lifelong resident of Picayune and of the Baptist faith.

She is survived by her children, Kenneth Mark Kendrick, Edward Johnson, Nina Baughman, Melody Kendrick, Merry Lynn Seal, and Debra Kellar; twelve grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.

She is preceded in death by her husband, Edward Johnson.

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