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The ethics of medical job shadowing: Who benefits?
The patient was about to undergo surgery when the surgeon came into the hospital room with "a clan of about six 'student doctors'." It was uncomfortable and embarrassing: As the young students craned...
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Money Secrets for Students
I recently read a copy of 1000 Best Smart Money Secrets for Students by Debby Fowles. It seems like a great resource to parents of students, high school students and college students. It has tips an...
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Present Truth or Future Truth?
On a daily basis in my position of Dean of Students at Minnesota Virtual High School, Icomplete enrollment verification forms for my students. These forms are for a variety of reasons such as Social S...
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Harmful consequences of drinking reduced for NDSU students
Results from the 2010 CORE Alcohol and Other Drug Survey indicate that more North Dakota State University students are abstaining from alcohol and that those who do consume alcohol are drinking less a...
Posted on 4/15/11 at 9:28 AM
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Lawmakers discuss physician shortage, remedial education
BISMARCKNorth Dakota is projected to be short about 210 physicians by 2025, state lawmakers were told Wednesday. As a result, the University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences wil...
Posted on 10/13/10 at 4:18 PM
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Edgeley students earn honors at speech tourney

Edgeley School was the lone competitor from a Class B school at the March 27 Invitational meet at Fargo North. Clare Geinert placed second in radio broadcasting in a tie-breaking decision resulting in a class A/B split with both students qualifying for state. She placed third in dramatic interpretation and ninth in humorous interpretation.

March 31, 2010

Students dine on N.D. fare in public schools

Students dine on N.D. fare in public schools Tuesday marked the ninth annual Pride of Dakota School Lunch Day at North Dakota schools, when more than 55,000 students from 213 schools across the state dined on food from North Dakota. For Jamestown’s public schools, in-state menu options for students are a far more common occurrence.

By Ben Rodgers , March 24, 2010

SADD has presentation at high school

Students attending the Students Against Destructive Decisions conference in Jamestown met for a town hall meeting Monday at Jamestown High School. Presenters provided information and statistics on alcohol and student drinking in North Dakota. According to the 2009 Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 44 percent of middle school children have had at least one drink of alcohol. And 1 out of 10 middle school students have had a drink of alcohol on 40 or more days of their lives.

By Sun Staff , March 23, 2010

Students help in Fargo flood fight

Hundreds of high school students in the Fargo area are turning out to help with sandbagging. The rising Red River was 9 feet over flood stage on Tuesday morning, on its way to an expected Saturday crest of 20 feet above flood stage.

March 17, 2010

W-C students get pink pancakes

W-C students get pink pancakes The elementary students at the Wimbledon-Courtenay site of the Barnes County North School District recently celebrated the 100th day of school in a unique way. The teachers cooked 100 pink pancakes, which they served to the students. The pancakes were colored pink to show support to Wimbledon-Courtenay High School senior Erin Christ, who is battling Hodgkins’ lymphoma and in observance of Coaches against Cancer.

March 03, 2010

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Universities push to get students in Census

It was 5 p.m. in the lobby of the library of Metropolitan State University, and Clara Ware was sitting behind a table covered with pens, notepads and buttons with the Census 2010 logo, calling out like a sideshow barker. “Here comes a prospect,” she said as a student walked up.

By By Chris Williams, The Associated Press , March 01, 2010

Colleges enlist parents to curb problem drinking

At Virginia Tech, where tailgating and raucous apartment complex parties are time-honored rituals, university officials are turning increasingly to Mom and Dad to curb problem underage drinking. This semester, the school in Blacksburg, Va., began notifying parents when their under-21 students are found guilty of even minor alcohol violations such as getting caught with a beer in a dorm room.

By By Eric Gorski, The Associated Press , March 01, 2010

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What we think: Publishing honor rolls recognizes students

The Jamestown Public School District doesn’t release the names of students on its honor roll. We think the district should reconsider publishing the list. District administrators say the lists are never totally accurate, and because some grades are turned in late, the honor rolls aren’t released until three weeks after students receive their grades. They argue some of the positive enforcement expected in releasing the grades is lost in that time period. We disagree.

February 26, 2010

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Victory students collect for mission

Victory students collect for mission Victory Christian Pre-Kindergarten students have been collecting mittens, gloves, hats and scarves for their annual “Mitten Tree” mission project since early January. Students were recognized for demonstrating excellent character traits.

February 19, 2010

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College art department holds event

College art department holds event Four high school students from around the state sculpted and compressed clay on potters wheels in the art department of Jamestown College Monday afternoon as part of a facilities tour and artist workshop. The event was held in conjunction with the start of the 25th annual International Week at the college.

By Ben Rodgers , February 09, 2010

Students donate books to Kenyan orphans

Students donate books to Kenyan orphans

February 03, 2010

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Earth Day patch submissions sought

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s annual Earth Day awareness campaign is accepting entries for design of a 2010 Earth Day patch. North Dakota students ages 6-18 are eligible to participate. The deadline to submit entries is March 15.

January 27, 2010

Other views: Young people can do great things

Reading about high school and college students filling out rural ambulance squads tests some of the stereotypical assumptions about the young people in our communities. It shouldn’t. Although our society often has reduced expectations of its younger members, time and time again, individual young adults have proven themselves to be resourceful and responsible. They rise to the challenge.

By The Bismarck Tribune , January 12, 2010

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Needy students meal program expands

A program that provides basic food supplies to help feed needy students over the weekends is expanding.

December 17, 2009

Students to get close-up look at drunk driving

Jamestown High School students learning the dangers of drinking and driving will experience what drunk driving is like Monday. That’s because they’ll simulate driving intoxicated at Stop Loss — a driving-under-the-influence prevention program.

December 11, 2009

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