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In This Issue
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St. Patrick's Day Cookies
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International Student
Leadership Scholarship
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OISS
hours during Easter & Spring Break
Important Information
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SEVIS Reminder
-Keep address updated
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Information Sessions on Off- Campus
Work Permission
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Information about 2007 taxes
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Did you travel during J-term? Please
bring in your travel documents to OISS!
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Flag Bearer
information for students graduating May 2008
Upcoming Events
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Mar 11 -
European Union Roundtable
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Mar 12 -
Minnijean Brown Trickey
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March 12 -
Value-based Leadership Speaker
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March 13 -
Permanent Residency options
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March 14
- GMSA St.
Paddy's Day Party
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March 15
- Woodlands
Traditional Powwow
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Mar
29 -
State Capitol Trip
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Apr 3 - 2007
Opinion Survey on Campus Climate
Interesting Articles
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Global Citizenship Award
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Leadership Scholarship
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Nominate a Commuter Student for Award
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New GMSA video
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Woodlands and
High Plains Traditional Powwow is Saturday
The N.A.T.I.V.E. Committee of HANA invites the St. Thomas community
on a trip to the 19th annual Woodlands and High Plains Traditional
Powwow Saturday, March 15 (the first weekend of spring break), in
Memorial Auditorium at Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn.
Participants will attend the powwow during the day: The grand
entries will be held at 1 and 7 p.m. and supper break will begin at
4:45 p.m. The UST group will lodge overnight and return to UST
Sunday morning, March 16. Transportation will be determined once
there is an estimate of the number of people attending.
This event is free and open to UST students and friends. HANA will
cover the cost of admission and lodging; a $15 deposit will be
refunded upon attendance.
Register early; the last chance to sign up is 4 p.m. Wednesday,
March 12. To register, send an e-mail to Ciedrick Griggs or stop by
the HANA office in Room 112, Murray-Herrick Campus Center.
A powwow is a celebration of life and tradition. The intention
behind this event is to provide a chance for students to experience
a part of the American Indian culture.
Featured powwow guests are:
Mickey Hodges, White Earth, master of ceremonies
B. J. Rainbow, Standing Rock/Spirit Lake, arena director
Ambrose Littleghost, Spirit Lake, spiritual leader
FM Community Veterans, honor guard
This event is
co-sponsored by Concordia College, North Dakota State University and
Minnesota State University at Moorhead.
For more information about the powwow, contact Mary John, (218)
287-5433 or Angela Seewald, Concordia College, (218) 299-4267.
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