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Photo credit: Majid Saeedi, NPR. The war in Iran has sent shockwaves across the globe.
War on Iran continues throughout April
The Spring Dance Show will be performed on April 28th & 29th starting at 7:30pm.
Revolutionizing the spring dance showcase
Students set up stands at the Arbor Eco-Fair for the community that offer ways to help the environment.
Making a change this Arbor Day 
Winona State students can get free bus tokens from the Student Union desk to ride the Winona Transit buses.
Bus tokens at WSU allow travel for students without cars
The Winona State Children’s Center is hosting a garage sale on April 18th that will include toys, books, and kids’ clothes for families.
Support for families and WSU
Kayla Olson, Engagement Librarian, shared testimonials from community members who have used the project over the years.
The Winona Newspaper Project
Fourth year student majoring in Marketing, Katelyn Rud, and fourth year student majoring in Finance, Larissa Lopez, at the Women in Business Celebration during the dinner portion of the event.
Women in business celebration
**Chess1: Students playing chess at the WSU chess club tournament. The event went for 5 rounds, Swiss style. The event took place at the Darrell W. Krueger Library.
Annual chess club tournament comes back to Winona State 
The “Dreaming” exhibition, hosted at the Laird Norton Center from April 20-May 8, was created by Art & Design seniors. The first part of the exhibit, falling and flying, is pictured.
Senior design exhibition: “Dreaming”
Before the event, students lined up to create custom tote bags and bandanas with ink rollers and stamps at their block printing station with artwork created by Karlee Langenfeld.
Photo Story: Take Back the Night focuses on community
Pitcher Nathan Vela warming up for the top of the third inning with Max Pederson.
Harer walk off home run helps split series against NSIC best Mavericks
Headshot of Jayda Berg from the Winona State Athletic Website.
Jayda Berg: The arm of NSIC softball’s best
Winona State against Augustana University in a high scoring match. Whitley Wischmeier is batting for the Warriors.
Holding the table topper position with a clean sweep 
Max Pederson giving signals to the mound against the Vikings.
Comeback victory for Winona State baseball
Women’s tennis primed for final conference stretch 
Euphoria and The Boys, two of the largest TV shows of recent years, are now closing its run with largely different results.
New TV review: “Euphoria” and “The Boys” 
The Drama makes for one of the strongest domino effects throughout the preparation of Emma and Charlie’s wedding, played by Zendaya and Robert Pattinson.
“The Drama:” A marriage despite everything. 
Ryland Grace, portrayed by Ryan Gosling, goes through challenge after challenge between different worlds and environments while looking for a way to save the world.
“Project Hail Mary” Review: A rock is a man’s best friend 
“The Bride” is a retelling of the infamous “The Bride of Frankenstein” with a new feminist twist. Directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal, starring Jessie Buckley as Mary Shelley/Ida/the Bride and Christian Bale as Frank.
“The Bride:” A some-what feminist re-telling of “The Bride of Frankenstein” 
The small budget comedy film has surpassed the excepted results, achieving strong recognition from audiences and critics for its innovation and hilariousness.
“Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie” The review 
The Tea Tuesday's held by Krueger Library is a good way to see others on campus and get some free tea.
Tea Time
While March may bring the beginnings of spring, it also brings the annual March Madness tournament.
March Madness
One of the elevators is currently not working, so those on the 13th floor may have a rough time traversing the stairs.
Sheehan Hall elevator troubles
An unexpected blizzard in Winona led to some mixed feelings for students as they returned from Spring break.
March Blizzard
Winona State baseball and softball have kicked off their season. Snow, cold weather and wind can't bring down the Warriors.
Baseball season has begun
Winona State University's Newspaper since 1919

The Winonan
Winona State University's Newspaper since 1919

The Winonan
Minnesota State Senate District 28 Jeremy Miller: Republican Party, Incumbent Senator Miller is the incumbent senator and is currently the youngest state senator in Minnesota history. Miller says he is, above all, concerned about helping the people of Minnesota. Miller says he supports the creation of jobs and promoting economic development, opposes larger government and supports high-quality education. Sarah Kruger: Democratic Party, Educator After a career in education, Kruger is now running for the state senate seat in Ddistrict 28 for Minnesota. Kruger says that, because of both her family history in farming as well as its importance in Minnesota, she supports farmers and legislation that is written to help them. Kruger also says she supports providing affordable health care, supports giving affordable COVID-19 treatment for everyone, supports the Rural Green Partnership and supports greater state funding for preschools across Minnesota.

Minnesota State Senate District 28 Jeremy Miller: Republican Party, Incumbent Senator Miller is the incumbent senator and is currently the youngest state senator in Minnesota history. Miller says he is, above all, concerned about helping the people of Minnesota. Miller says he supports the creation of jobs and promoting economic development, opposes larger government and supports high-quality education. Sarah Kruger: Democratic Party, Educator After a career in education, Kruger is now running for the state senate seat in Ddistrict 28 for Minnesota. Kruger says that, because of both her family history in farming as well as its importance in Minnesota, she supports farmers and legislation that is written to help them. Kruger also says she supports providing affordable health care, supports giving affordable COVID-19 treatment for everyone, supports the Rural Green Partnership and supports greater state funding for preschools across Minnesota.

Ren Gennerman, Features Editor
October 7, 2020
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