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New president Bresciani takes the reins at NDSU

FARGO — The new president at North Dakota State University started his first day on the job Tuesday by telling student leaders that bigger is not always better.

By Dave Kolpack , June 15, 2010

Other views: Higher ed finances need more oversight

As the reports of deficits mount and the critical audits multiply at North Dakota State University, here’s something to remember: Former President Joseph Chapman resigned over unrelated matters. What would have happened if he had stayed on? In other words, if Chapman still were in charge, when would North Dakotans have learned of the budget shortfalls that prompted the interim president to order a hiring freeze shortly after taking office?

By Grand Forks Herald , March 15, 2010

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Chapman takes no blame for house cost

Former North Dakota State University President Joseph Chapman accepts no blame for NDSU’s president house controversy in a recent national interview and calls the magnitude of the cost overruns “amazing.” The former North Dakota State University president did an interview on the $2.07 million house with the Chronicle of Higher Education.

By By Amy Dalrymple, Forum Communications Co. , January 26, 2010

Reds reach deal with Cuban lefty Chapman

A person familiar with the negotiations tells The Associated Press that Cuban pitcher Aroldis Chapman has agreed to a deal with the Cincinnati Reds.

January 11, 2010

Chapman named Employee of Year

Office assistant Lynn Chapman was selected Employee of the Year 2009 for the James River Correctional Center.

December 12, 2009

President of bank chosen to lead search for NDSU president

MINOT – The CEO of Gate City Bank will lead a search committee to recommend finalists for the next North Dakota State University president.

By Amy Dalrymple , November 19, 2009

Farewell reception held for Chapman

About 250 people turned out for a farewell reception for outgoing North Dakota State University President Joseph Chapman.

November 19, 2009

Interim NDSU president to rent apartment

North Dakota State University's new interim president says he plans to rent an apartment in Fargo to live in, and use the new NDSU president's house for social functions.

October 29, 2009

Other views: Chapman’s successes, failures both form his legacy

Although some may have thought otherwise, ultimately North Dakota State University President Joseph Chapman was not too big to fail. Chapman resigned earlier this month, amid controversy and concern over a number of issues on campus.

By Monot Daily News , October 27, 2009

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Letter to the editor: Other than house, trip, Chapman had great record

North Dakota State University’s version of a highly publicized scandal, which I will humorously refer to as “House Gate” seems to have taken on a life of its own.

By Clarence F. “Rick” Olson, Fargo , October 26, 2009

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NDSU’s Chapman may leave before Jan. 2

North Dakota State University President Joseph Chapman may be leaving his job before the end of the year.

October 24, 2009

Three considered for interim NDSU president

State University System Chancellor Bill Goetz (GETZ) says three people are being considered for interim president at North Dakota State University.

October 23, 2009

NDSU students praise president

North Dakota State University students chanted “We love Joe” at a rally for outgoing President Joseph Chapman. The 67-year-old Chapman is resigning in January after 11 years at NDSU. Kevin Teigen was the student body president in 2005-06 when the students held a “Don’t go Joe” rally to persuade Chapman not to take another job. At Wednesday’s rally, he said Chapman “challenged us all to achieve the things that we truly want to achieve.”

October 23, 2009

Higher ed board: Change building policies

Higher ed board: Change building policies New policies recommended Friday by a committee of the North Dakota Board of Higher Education aim to prevent future mistakes with building projects.

By By Amy Dalrymple, The Forum , October 17, 2009

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Media targeted for reporting on Chapman

Local media are taking heat from some who blame them for North Dakota State University President Joseph Chapman’s resignation. For the past week, Chapman has been the primary topic of discussion on local talk radio shows and the subject of several front-page stories in The Forum due to controversies over how much the NDSU president’s house cost to build and other uses of donated funds to the university.

By By Kristen M. Daum, The Forum , October 16, 2009

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