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I love the new color of the alignment arrows. It really sets them apart from the previous generations.
I do like them. Maybe you could have a special feature to change the color of the arrow if you get personalized balls with your special stamping and #.
I like the new color of the alignment stripe - its still very easy to see and align with but I dont get so hung up on the line on the ball as I do the line of my putt if that makes any sense.... the darker line would sometimes get me to fixate too much on the ball instead of just letting it get in the way of the putterhead passing through it....
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I used to mark my ball with a black sharpie, and then I noticed that the mark would transfer to the face of my clubs. It would one off easily when cleaning the clubs but for some reason this bothered me. To "get over it" I started using a silver sharpie, it would still transfer to my club face, but not nearly as noticeable, as it blended in against the silver face. So I really like the new marking, as it has a grey or "silver" look to it, which matches my marking.
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I like the way they look but I dont use them. I tend to focus to much on that line so I align my ball with nothing showing on the top.
I have used them twice and so far so good
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I actually prefer the former all black versions....simply because it is easier to see at address.
I do not use the arrows to line up putts...I use the arrows to square-up my alignment off the tee...i have a very prescriptive routine that is now a little gray.
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I liked the ones with the dots between the arrows and line, but these are pretty cool. I won't know till I get them on the course this year.
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You may have heard of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) or the Hazardous Materials Transportation Uniform Safety Act. These Acts passed by Congress and signed by the President typically contain broad outlines of what the government wishes to accomplish. Within Acts like these is the empowerment of Federal agencies such as the US Environmental Protection Agency, the US Department of Labor, or the US Department of Transportation to turn the broad goals of the Act into specific regulations or rules which have the force of law. The regulations of these three agencies and many others of general applicability to the public with current and future effect are published in the Federal Register for review and comments prior to being codified in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR).
The CFR is organized into 50 titles according to broad subject matter categories, such as: Labor (29), Environment (40), and Transportation (49). These three titles, especially, should be familiar to manufacturing and transportation-related businesses in the US, as they are the source for most of the regulatory compliance issues they face. Finding the exact regulatory citation you need can be a challenge. It can be even harder if you don't know the structure of the CFR and how the regulations are arranged. This article is meant to change that. A comforting fact is that except for titles 3, 41, & 48 the CFR has a uniform numbering system, so what you learn here should apply in most cases. Here, in descending order, is the organizational system of the CFR.
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Subtitle – if used at all – title 40 doesn't – separates the administrative rules of the agency itself (usually in Subtitle A) from the regulations it is responsible for (usually in Subtitle B).
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- Level 2 (aka. Subparagraph) Displayed in the CFR as: (1), (2), (3), etc.
- Level 3 (aka. Sub-subparagraph) Displayed in the CFR as: (i), (ii), (iii), etc.
- Level 4 Displayed in the CFR as: (A), (B), (C), etc.
- Level 5 Displayed in the CFR as: (1), (2), (3), etc.
- Level 6 Displayed in the CFR as: (i), (ii), (iii), etc.
You may observe the word Reserved used throughout the CFR in place of the above headings, in these cases an agency is using Reserved as a placeholder to indicate that it may insert regulations into this location sometime in the future or to indicate that a portion of the CFR was intentionally left empty.
Titles are completely revised and reissued once each year on a staggered schedule:
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- Titles 17-27 Updated as of April 1
- Titles 28-41 Updated as of July 1
- Titles 42-50 Updated as of October 1
If you are subject to any federal regulations I advise to acquire access to the Code of Federal Regulations for yourself. It is a must for anyone who manages EHS compliance in manufacturing, transportation, or any commercial entity. Access can be gained in a few different ways:
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A Week of Laughter and Forgetting: Day Six
A year after its outbreak, Youssef Rakha lists seven of the more revealing flights of humour that have punctuated the Egyptian revolution and its aftermath
The purging of "the media", not to mention that of the Ministry of the Interior, was among the earliest demands of the revolution. So far, it has proved impossible. I think I have a few jokes of my own in this department, but first the word fuloul, which literally means something like remnants. It has acquired legendary status in popular consciousness since it was first used to describe Mubarak's cronies and their subordinates — a good half of the population, as it turns out — but due to its phonetic similarity to the word for fuul, the all-Egyptian bean dish and the majority of the population's source of sustenance, it was only natural that it should solicit a certain amount of wordplay.
There are two main reasons why "purification" remains an impossible objective. First, the depth and breadth of the reach of fuloul — and the difficulty of defining them in the first place — is such that it would take divine powers of investigation and judgement to identify and isolate them in the various state institutions, which even then would leave us with the question of what to do with them. They could always defend themselves with the argument that they were pro-Mubarak because they had no other choice; they could always pretend that they were pro-revolution in the first place. One joke had it that Mubarak himself was the one who called for the revolution.
Like baltageyya, fuloul seems to be more of a state of being than an action or even an orientation as such. Anyone could use it against anyone else — to eliminate them.
But the second reason why "purification" is difficult is even more pertinent. Unlike previous "revolutions" in Arab history, this particular string of events had neither leadership nor dogma. Who on earth is going to undertake the task of purging state institutions? Surely not SCAF, which was itself one such… In this sense perhaps we are all fuloul. Perhaps we should just gulp down our falafel and forget.


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Ranti, I think that's a great idea. There are plenty of topics, like the ones you list, that I'm sure many of us could chime in on. With these forums, they can either be readable by anyone or require people to log in with an MSU NetID to read. (In either case, people have to log-in to post.) I like the idea of being readable by the world. Other Web professionals at other institutions might benefit from the discussions. Any other thoughts on this? -drg On May 19, 2008, at 5:38 PM, Junus, Ranti wrote: > So, is there any interest in having webmasters forum at > forums.msu.edu? > How useful you think it would be? > > My thought is the webmasters forum would be useful for sharing tips > and > tricks, and discussions about the web guidelines as well as the > upcoming > accessibility policy and best practices. New webmasters in the future > could peruse the content, staff/graduate assistants/faculty could stop > by and ask questions (well, if they know the forum exists.) > > If such forum is desirable and created, I'm willing to volunteer to > be a > mod. > > > thanks, > ranti. > > -- > Ranti Junus, Systems Librarian > 100 Main Library W441 > Michigan State University > East Lansing, MI 48824, USA > +1.517.432.6123 ext. 231 > +1.517.432.8374 (fax) >
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I am a Physical Theatre creator-performer with roots in Circus Arts, Clowning & Mime as well as other less traveled paths of the stage. I hope to share, through my work, an ambitious sense of Possibility. In an ideal show, the audience should leave inspired, affected, and hungry for more. This too is the goal of my work as a teacher... I strive to push the boundaries of human potential through achievement of the seemingly impossible.
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CHARTOCK: Two big holes in state gun control law
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his legislative colleagues recently pushed through gun control legislation under a so-called "message of necessity" that allows both houses to pass the bill without the normal, required three-day comment period.
The NY Safe Act will accomplish a great deal. Among other things, it will reinforce New York's existing ban on the sale of assault rifles; it will require background checks on all private gun sales; it will restrict any ammunition magazines than can hold more than seven rounds (bullets); it will strengthen the tracking of ammunition purchases and alert law enforcement personnel to high volume ammunition sales; and it will require regular recertification of pistol permit holders. In addition, the law will impose tougher criminal penalties on those who use illegal guns.
Good for Cuomo. This makes New York the first state in the country to pass this type of tough legislation.
Needless to say, the National Rifle Association and other pro-gun groups are not happy, but the slaughter of innocent Americans has to be stopped. While Cuomo's NY Safe Act may not have all the answers, it sure as hell can't hurt.
Politics is the art of compromise and there are two compromises in this bill that I really don't like.
The first of these is that our precious state Freedom of Information laws have been tampered with so that newspapers will not be able to publish lists of gun permit holders. Hey, I sure as heck would want to know if my kids were playing with someone who had guns in their house. I've heard too many horror stories in which a kid takes out dad's gun and jokingly points it at a friend who ends up dead. But there are some nasty people in the Legislature who insisted on this provision in order to get the bill through. Unfortunately, they had their way.
Another really bad part of the bill involves a provision that would require mental health professionals to inform the state if they believe a client might pose a threat to himself or to another person.
Some of the top minds in the mental health profession have expressed great concern about this provision and with good reason. They feel this might prevent potentially dangerous people from seeking the help they need.
You can just imagine the dilemma this creates for a therapist who is trying to establish a bond of trust with a client. The therapist is now between a rock and a hard place. Does she risk ruining the therapeutic relationship by alerting the police, or does she risk having the full weight of the law come down on her should the patient actually commit a crime?
Just think about it: Someone tells the therapist that she could just murder her father because he took her car keys away. Does the therapist have to call the police? Continued...
The typical three-day aging process for new legislation is there so that everyone has time to study and comment on it. I expect Cuomo thought that by pushing the bill through in the middle of the night, he would do what has always been thought to be impossible – pass an ambitious gun control program through both houses. I would hope that he gave in on the terrible mental health provisions because the Republicans, who have been resistant to gun control, have always pointed to the shooters in these terrible mass killings as being mentally ill. Cuomo had to give them some cover with their gun-owning constituents. The problem is that the consequences are awful.
This state has never delivered on its promise to help the mentally ill find proper services. Money for that might have well been included in the legislation.
In total, it is better to get what we got from the governor and the Legislature, but the mental health provisions will need fixing ... and fast.
Sunday Freeman columnist Alan Chartock is a professor emeritus at the State University of New York, publisher of the Legislative Gazette and president and CEO of the WAMC Northeast Public Radio Network.
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"Ironically, the Fallwell, Dodson, Robertson generation in their panic to preserve their version of christianity have done more damage to the faith than any of its enemies. They were really culture warriors raging against their loss of power and privilage with civil rights, women's liberation and sexual freedom and using religion as the fig leaf to justify their agenda.
The central message of Jesus is love, acceptance, service, sacrifice and reconciliation with God and each other. But Dodson and company shoved that message into the closet and replaced it with judgement, hate and control, wielding the republican party like a club to try and force people back into a 1950's world that never was.
You now have a couple generations who have grown up thinking christianity is just a hateful political movement.
There is a reason Jesus taught that Ceasar and God were distinct and seperate realms. The unholy marriage between the GOP and Christian extremist have dragged faith into the mud pit of racist, mysoginistic, xenophobic and homophobic politics. Its time for all Christians to wash off the mud of politics and return to faith and service."
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Winner in Backup & Recovery Category of Readers' Choice Awards: Symantec Backup Exec
May 24, 2006 – Symantec Backup Exec was selected the winner in the Backup & Recovery category of the MSExchange.org Readers' Choice Awards. BrightStor ARCserve Backup and SonaSafe for Exchange Server were first runner-up and second runner-up respectively.
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3rd | SonaSafe for Exchange Servers | 22% |
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"Our Readers' Choice Awards give visitors to our site the opportunity to vote for the products they view as the very best in their respective category," said Sean Buttigieg, MSExchange.org manager. "MSExchange.org users are specialists in their field who encounter various solutions for Exchange Server at the workplace. Their vote serves as a solid peer-to-peer recommendation of the winning product."
Regular polls are conducted to discover which product is preferred by Exchange administrators in a particular category of third party solutions for Microsoft Exchange Server. The awards draw a huge response per category and are based entirely on the visitors' votes. MSExchange.org users can submit their votes for the current Readers' Award poll in the site's left-hand bar.
If you'd like to know who the past Readers' Choice winners were, please take a look at our Readers' Choice Awards Yearly Roundup.
MSExchange.org Readers' Choice Awards for 2006
Even more awards will be given out during 2006. Visitors to MSExchange.org have the opportunity to vote for their preferred Exchange Server products. Below is a list of the Readers' Choice categories, the month that visitors can submit their votes, and the announced winners.
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- The Pirates have not decided on a starting rotation for Triple-A system for 2011. Those players who do not make the major league roster could be factored into the Indians rotation. The candidates include: Rudy Owens, Justin Wilson, Bryan Morris and Jared Hughes (who could begin trickling into the Pirates rotation after July).
- Infielder Josh Harrison finished the finished well in the Arizona Fall League where he hit .330 in 22 games and finished with a .516 slugging percentage. He could be a candidate to start the season in Triple-A.
"He's a guy that's going to continue to challenge people to think that he's better than what they think," farm director Kyle Stark said. "He went out there and played very well."
- Andrew Lambo also finished well in the AFL, batting .274 with 23 RBIs in 28 games (The 22-year-old outfielder was acquired by the Dodgers in the Octavio Dotel trade). Lambo is also a starting candidate for Triple-A.


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The Electronics Corporation of Tamil Nadu (ELCOT) will be installing Suse Linux Enterprise on 30,000 desktops and 1880 servers at schools in the southern Indian state.
ELCOT is a government authority for IT services in Tamil Nadu, which has a population of over 70 million. Following a government decision in January 2007, the organization first migrated its own IT infrastructure from Microsoft Windows to Suse Linux. Leveraging the experiences gained in the migration phase, the authority then went on to work with teachers to identify the right Open Source applications for educational purposes. The applications will be installed along with the Linux operating system on every school PC. This followed an announcment by the authority that all state IT projects in Tamil Nadu were to be migrated to Open Source software.
In an interview C. Umashankar, the head of ELCOT, said that costs were the main reason for the change. And his expectations have been confirmed: "We estimate that moving to Linux has reduced our general hardware costs by nearly 25 percent. In the case of high-end servers, the savings could be as much as 80 percent." The Indian IT expert went on to say that benefits for students were even more important: " There is a growing trend towards the corporate adoption of Linux, both in India and elsewhere, so it will be a real advantage in the job market to have experience working with open source software."
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FILE - In this undated file family photo via the Chicago Sun-Times, Maria Ridulph is seen with family members in Illinois. Closing arguments are expected Friday, Sept. 14, 2012, in Sycamore, Ill., at the trial for Jack McCullough, 72, former police officer accused of killing Ridulph in Sycamore, Ill., in 1957 after kidnapping her as she played in a small-town street, marking one of the oldest cold-case murders to make it to court. (AP Photo/Courtesy the Ridulph family via the Chicago Sun-Times) CHICAGO LOCALS OUT; MAGS OUT
FILE - In this Sept. 4, 2012 filephoto, Jack McCullough is escorted into the DeKalb County Courthouse in Sycamore, Ill., by DeKalb County Sheriff's deputies. On Friday, Sept. 14, 2012, in Sycamore Judge James Hallock pronounced McCullough guilty of murder, kidnapping and abduction in the 1957 death of 7-year-old Maria Ridulph of Sycamore. McCullough was arrested last year in Seattle and brought to Illinois. (AP Photo/Daily Chronicle, Kyle Bursaw, File) MANDATORY CREDIT, CHICAGO LOCALS OUT, ROCKFORD REGISTER STAR OUT
Jeanne Tessier, left, embraces her sister Janet outside the DeKalb County Courthouse in Sycamore, Ill. on Friday, Sept. 14, 2012, following the guilty verdict of their half-brother Jack McCullough for the 1957 kidnapping and murder of 7-year-old Maria Ridulph, of Sycamore. The 72-year-old McCullough was convicted in one of the oldest unsolved crimes to eventually get to court in the U.S. (AP Photo/Daily Chronicle, Kyle Bursaw) MANDATORY CREDIT, CHICAGO LOCALS OUT, ROCKFORD OUT
Hiram Grau, director of the Illinois State Police, addresses the media outside the DeKalb County Courthouse in Sycamore, Ill. on Friday, Sept. 14, 2012, after the guilty verdict of Jack McCullough for the 1957 disappearance and murder of 7-year-old Maria Ridulph, of Sycamore. The 72-year-old McCullough was convicted in one of the oldest unsolved crimes to eventually get to court in the U.S. (AP Photo/Daily Chronicle, Kyle Bursaw) MANDATORY CREDIT, CHICAGO LOCALS OUT, ROCKFORD OUT
SYCAMORE, Ill. — For most of five decades, it seemed no one would ever be held accountable for the murder of the 7-year-old Illinois girl who was snatched from a small-town street corner as she played.
Fifty-five years after Maria Ridulph vanished from the streets of Sycamore, her friends and family let out a deafening cheer Friday as a judge pronounced a former neighborhood teen — now a 72-year-old man — guilty of the murder and kidnapping.
The cheers and applause soon gave way to loud sobs from those who knew the little girl whose body was found after a monthslong search that haunted the nation. John McCullough, who was 17-year-old John Tessier at the time, showed no hint of emotion as the judge convicted him in one of the oldest unsolved crimes to make it to trial in the U.S.
"A weight has been lifted off my shoulders," said Kathy Chapman, 63, who was playing with Maria in the snow on the night of Dec. 3, 1957, before she vanished. "Maria finally has the justice she deserves."
Chapman testified that McCullough won Maria's trust by talking about dolls and giving her piggyback rides. At some point, authorities say he dragged her into an alley, choked her with a wire, then stabbed her in her throat and chest.
McCullough was one of more than 100 potential suspects in the 1950s, but he had an alibi for the day of Maria's murder. He told investigators he had been traveling to Chicago to get a medical exam before joining the Air Force. He ultimately settled in Seattle, where he worked as a Washington state police officer.
A deathbed accusation by his mother in 1994 — passed on to police by his half-sister in 2008 — led to a chain of events that brought about his conviction.
His mother, Eileen Tessier, had lied to police canvassing the neighborhood in 1957 about her son's whereabouts, buttressing his alibi, prosecutor Julie Trevartchen said Friday.
"She knew what he did and she didn't want to die with that on her conscience," she said.
McCullough's girlfriend in the 1950s also contacted police with evidence that called his alibi into question. She had found his unused train ticket from Rockford to Chicago for the day Maria disappeared.
The case seemed a long shot — at least at the beginning.
DeKalb County State's Attorney Clay Campbell was taken aback when investigators told him they had a suspect in a 1957 murder. "When they said 1957, I said, you mean 1977? 1997?" he said Friday, remembering the initial call.
McCullough was arrested on July 1, 2011, in Washington state at a retirement home where he worked as a security guard.
One reason authorities thought they were onto the right suspect was that Maria's friend, Chapman, picked out McCullough as the teen who identified himself as "Johnny" while the girls were playing. Chapman last saw Maria with that man before the girl vanished.
Chapman said the man's image haunted her for decades. "I never stopped looking for Johnny's face," Chapman said Friday.
Maria vanished at a time when grease-backed hair and automobile tail fins were in. Child abductions, if not unheard of, rarely made headlines.
This one did.
President Dwight Eisenhower even asked to be kept apprised of the search for the girl, which lasted five months and ended when her decomposed body was found in a forest 120 miles from her hometown.
The otherwise sleepy town of Sycamore, some 60 west of Chicago, would never be the same.
"I had nightmares — all Sycamore kids did," said Jeanne Taylor, 57, who grew up near the Ridulphs and attended each day of the trial. "From then on, I never trusted strangers.
To conceal the body, prosecutors said, McCullough at one point dragged it through a window at his family home, then later loaded it into a car and drove to a wooded area where he been before on family outings.
"He left her there for animals to feed on her body," prosecutor Victor Escarcida said in his closing.
Maria's brother, Charles Ridulph, said he was relieved by the verdict, though the trial had been stressful — both because it brought up old memories and because it provided him with fresh details about how his sister died.
"I feel totally spent, exhausted," he said. "I am not pleased with the new thoughts that I will have (about Maria's death). Some things I wish I did not know."
The half dozen relatives of McCullough who attended the trial all said they wanted a guilty verdict.
Members of both families hugged each other after the lanky McCullough was led away in handcuffs.
One of his half-sisters, Janet Tessier, who told police about her mother's deathbed comments, spoke with her eyes still red from tears.
"He is as evil as prosecutors painted — and some," she said minutes after the verdict.
At a news conference later in the day where Maria's brother and sister spoke, Janet Tessier asked if she could step up and say something to them — to apologize her brother wasn't caught decades earlier.
"I'm so sorry," she said, her voice cracking as she looked at the Ridulphs. "I'm so sorry it took so long."
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By Tim Leeds
At a time when Montana State University-Northern and other small Montana universities are struggling to fund programs and increase enrollment, Northern still has something to celebrate - its 75th anniversary.
"I think it's a time to reflect on the history of that institution and how it's kind of come along," said Chancellor Alex Capdeville, an alumnus of Northern. "When you think of the fact that that institution actually started at the beginning of the Depression era, it's a living testament in my mind to the commitment of Havre and the Hi-Line."
The university will start the commemoration with a ceremony and birthday party today at 4:30 p.m. on the East Hall lawn by the Student Union Building.
Capdeville said the celebration does come at a difficult time, with a high level of competition for students and funding. Any loss of funding or students is a major challenge to a university of Northern's size, he said.
Northern will continue with the tenacity it has shown for the last 75 years, changing and improving with the times as it has throughout its history, he said.
The start of the institution was modest, with classes taught in the old Havre High School, which later became Havre Junior High School, on Third Avenue and Seventh Street.
Classes later were also taught in East Hall. That building, formerly a city water pumping station, was on land granted to the college. It was demolished in 1980.
With more than 20 buildings sprawled on the campus between 11th and 13th streets, construction under way on the university's $4 million Applied Technology Center, and an enrollment of about 1,500 students - in 1929 Northern had 80 - the institution has come a long way.
"It has been really wonderful to see it grow and develop," said Antoinette "Toni" Hagener, who moved to Havre in 1949 when her husband started teaching at the college.
The science building at Northern is named after her husband, Lou Hagener, who started teaching college science classes when Northern still used the high school building. The college library was across the street in the basement of First Presbyterian Church, Toni Hagener added.
The story of Northern's beginning starts with the end of another institution: the U.S. Army's Fort Assinniboine 6 miles south of Havre.
The fort was built in 1879 and was abandoned in 1911. The Montana Legislature in 1913 established the Northern Montana Agricultural and Manual Training School to be located on the fort grounds, but no money was appropriated.
Some of the fort's reservation was used in 1915 to house North Montana Branch Experiment Station, now the Northern Agricultural Research Center, a Montana State University agricultural experiment station.
Havre's college had to wait more than a decade, when the Legislature in 1927 authorized the teaching of college classes in Havre but still didn't fund them. It wasn't until 1929 that the Legislature appropriated money for the college's operation.
A faculty of five teachers, including Northern President G.H. Vande Bogart, taught the 80 students the first year.
The school was first called Northern Montana College in 1931, and became Montana State University-Northern in 1994.
Toni Hagener, who wrote "A Northern Reflection" in 1979 with her husband and updated the history of Northern in 2000, said there wasn't much on the campus when they arrived.
"Originally we only had mud for roads," she added.
When the Hageners arrived, Cowan Hall was under construction - construction began in 1947 but was delayed by lack of funds. Pershing Hall was completed in 1934, and Donaldson Hall was finished in 1936. The Industrial Arts Building, now the Metals Technology Building, was built in 1945. Some student and faculty housing was brought in from Columbus and Hungry Horse, Hagener said.
Northern was first authorized to offer a four-year degree, in elementary education, in 1954.
Norm Gorder attended Northern during the 1938-39 school year, taking classes in the high school and Pershing Hall and one class in the basement of First Presbyterian Church. Gorder took business administration classes and core classes like English and mathematics at the college.
"It's a very fine part of my life," he said.
Gorder has been involved with the university ever since, including serving on its foundation board for eight years, participating in its alumni association and working on its scholarship committee.
He said his connection with Northern was helpful in his 49-year career with Heltne's Oil Co., in both the classes he took and the Northern students he hired as workers at Heltne's.
He and the college students learned a lot from each other, he added.
"They were getting an education and so was I," Gorder said.
He has known every president and chancellor at Northern, from Vande Bogart through Capdeville.
"They all dealt at Heltne's," he added, with a grin.
Bear Paw Development Corp. executive director Paul Tuss said the economic impact of Northern on the Hi-Line is enormous, from the numbers of employees and students - and their money - to the impact of the educated workforce it provides and the programs and services it offers to the area.
Recent and planned additions are increasing the impact, he said. Creation of a two-year plumbing program at the university, the construction of the Applied Technology Center and a business incubator being planned at the college are examples, he said.
Capdeville said a lot has changed - like the addition of Brockmann Center and Vande Bogart Library - since he started taking classes at Northern in 1965. He earned a two-year certificate, a bachelor's degree and a master's degree at Northern.
The university is still looking to the future, he said, focusing on attracting students from two-year tribal colleges and from Canada, and trying to regain students from eastern Montana. Many of them had been leaving the state, especially to go to North Dakota, he said.
As important as additions like the Applied Technology Center and the plumbing program will be to the university, smaller improvements will also help Northern, he said. The university has been upgrading its dormitories, remodeling classrooms, and repaving streets and parking lots.
"I think that's going to make a big difference," Capdeville said.


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