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Fitness instructor responsible for sexual harassment

Student says more punishment needed, fitness instructor says he's changed

One of two students who brought sexual harassment complaints against Rod Raymond, University of Minnesota Duluth fitness instructor, says the university is overlooking the severity of the issue. Raymond is not being terminated from his campus position but his role as a supervisor has been limited.… Post the First Comment

SAFRA saves students from debt

by Nick Rudek in News

The price of a college education is a burden that most students dread; according to a study done by the College Board, bachelor's degree recipients leave college with an average of $23,000 in student loan debt, some students will leave UMD with triple that amount.… Post the First Comment

Campus Crime

50-year-old student awaits charges in jail

by Veronica Wilson in News

A 50-year-old UMD student was arrested Sunday for drinking and driving on Woodland Avenue. She is facing charges of second degree DUI, second degree test refusal and driving without a valid license. According to university police, a concerned driver first notified university police of the incident around 1 a.… Post the First Comment

Head of the Lakes Job Fair brings opportunities to students

by Manda Lillie in News

Students from across the Northland gathered last Wednesday in the Kirby Ballroom for the annual Head of the Lakes Job Fair. Current students and alumni from UMD, as well as the College of St. Scholastica and the University of Wisconsin-Superior seeking full time employment and internships came to the job fair with hopes of finding viable job opportunities.… Post the First Comment

Ice rink to close early, winter sports must relocate

by Kristen Krebs in News

Just after Christmas break, students will have to say a temporary goodbye to the ice rink located in the Sports and Health center at UMD. The rink will undergo construction during the 2010 spring semester. "Jan. 21 is when it goes down," Chris Stevens, Recreation Facilities manager said.… Post the First Comment

H1N1 isn't the only virus you should be worried about

by Karli Miller in News

Whether it's facebook, online shopping, e-mail, downloading music or just surfing the web, students are constantly connected to the Internet. Preoccupied with an email or replying to a facebook message, cyber security is not usually the first thing that comes to mind, but it should be.… Post the First Comment