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UND NEWS UND College of Engineering and Mines team to showcase more efficient CO2 capture technology
Scientists set to demonstrate new, cheaper and more efficient sorbent system by Juan Miguel Pedraza, University and Public Affairs writer/editor Steve Benson, a carbon catcher par excellence at the ...
Posted on 6/6/13 at 2:14 PM
BESTFRIENDSND 
THE NEW FORTY WW?D
When the WWJD wristband phenomenon began I found it interesting. An acronym printed across a rubber wristband to remind us to be good to each other and to follow the general teachings of Jesus - alrig...
Posted on 4/7/12 at 10:16 AM
THE DIRT Another good recipe
I was perusing my favorite cookbook, Local Flavors (by Deborah Madison), the other night, and I came across another recipe I wanted to try. Actually, I had some mushrooms left over from a different re...
Posted on 2/17/12 at 8:41 AM
ASTRO BOB Hello to a new supernova and a farewell to Sirius!
I've good news to report. A supernova discovered by Chinese observers last Tuesday in the galaxy NGC 3972 in the Big Dipper has become bright enough to see with modest equipment. Many dozens of supe...
Posted on 5/2/11 at 1:00 PM
Fighting for a win
Beaudoin’s late-match heroics staves off Century in Game 4Dickinson High volleyball coach Jay Schobinger was getting a little nervous during Game 4 of his team’s match against Bismarck Century.
September 03, 2010
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Washout has neighbors wondering
Following a spring of flooding, the Little Missouri River has decided to take an unexpected change of course.
An oxbow in the river on land owned by Harold Hugelen and Badlands Ministries has been cut off by erosion that has created a new about 100-yard channel in the river, Hugelen said.
April 23, 2009
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Board approves fairground design
During Tuesday’s regular meeting of the Stark County Fair Association, a design concept for the fairgrounds was accepted unanimously by board members.
April 07, 2009
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Forest Service going on a map quest
There are several roads that wind through the Badlands of western North Dakota where people can get lost. It can also be unclear which are private and public. The U.S. Forest Service hopes to solve these problems by mapping the 1.1 million acres of Forest Service land located in the Little Missouri National Grasslands.
March 17, 2009
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