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Flanders broadens business dept. FLANDERS from page 16 for the 3M Company. Flanders was definitely not new to training and teaching others. The experiences from his past job made teaching seem like second nature for him. And he decided to make it his next career challenge. Flanders first received his bach elor’s degree in 1990 in interna tional business and economics at Augsburg University, Minn, and then his master’s degree in market ing at the Minnesota Carlson School of Management in 1999. After receiving his master’s, Flanders got his first shot at teach S.A.V.E. from page 5 all ages,” commented Elsaesser. Numerous businesses and envi ronmental groups of Helena, the primary sponsor being AERO, Alternative Energy Resources Organization, will sponsor the Memorial Park event. Donations will be accepted in order to create a fund for Earth Day 2006. In the case of bad weather, the event will be held in the Carroll College PE center. Student’s future full of hope to be doctor KUEHN from page 14 person who honestly and deeply cares about others. If this were not true, he would not have as many good friends as he does. I should mention he is also very bright,” said Brehe. If Kuehn had his way, Creighton University, located in Omaha, Neb. would be his school of choice. He is looking at pursu ing a career in orthopedics or anesthesiology. “Because of his intellectual ability and also because of his very kind and caring nature, he is going to be a great physician,” said Brehe. “What I am going to miss most about Carroll is the people, both on campus and off and being involved with Circle K,” said Kuehn. ing while working at the Carlson School of Management in the mar keting department. He spent five years there. A co-worker of Flanders at the Carlson School of Management, Kevin Upton, was asked to say a few short words about Carroll’s marketing professor and uttered only positive comments. “Flanders was one of the best teachers we had for both under graduate and graduate classes,” said Upton. Upton has known Flanders for three years, while both taught sim ilar classes at the Carlson School of Management. Upton said that The kick off of the recycling of plastics will also be occurring on Earth Day, or more accurately, “Earth week.” This will take place in the parking lot of the Hustad Center (formerly Smith’s Grocery) beginning on the 23rd and contin uing for 4-5 days. This collection event will be accepting all “type one” (clear plastics, such as soda bottles) and “type two” (translu cent or opaque plastics, such as milk jugs). Elsaesser says that a “quick rinse would be helpful, and by Dalisha Phillips Staff Writer Talking Saints Jenna Emerson and Anne Gottschalk talked their way to the top. Both freshmen, the young ladies were named best par liamentary debate speakers at the novice national tournament. Emerson and Gottschalk trav Flanders was very popular with all types of students. Upton also explained why he thought Flanders is a good teacher to all types of students. Upton said the reasons why Flanders is such a good teacher is because he cares about students, makes extra time, and actually is able to reach all types of students with his commu nication abilities. When asked to say what he thought about Carroll in one-word Flanders summed up his thoughts and said “welcoming.” With 153 business students at Carroll College, a student who decides to add to his or her major please be sure to remove the lids.” Pacific Steel and Recycling, the City of Helena Recycling Program, and the S.A.V.E Foundation have made the plastic recycling possible. S.A.V.E will also be collecting print cartridges, cell phones, and the rechargeable batteries of cell phones, laptops, or power tools at the Hustad Center. Other S.A.V.E events besides Earth Day include the “romantic culinary experience of Helena,” where Dr. Trebon and his wife will venture through the night atop the Savemobile, while enjoying fine dining and romantic music. eled to Morehead, Kentucky to represent the team. Both competi tors participated and succeeded in multiple events. They both tied for 1st place as best speakers in parliamentary debate. Emerson placed 3rd in extemporaneous speaking. Gottschalk took 4th in prose inter pretation and 6th in impromptu can get a concentration in market ing by first taking marketing research and any two of the fol lowing courses: consumer behav ior, international marketing, mar keting communication and promo tion, and new product develop ment. Business is one in the top three majors at Carroll said Flanders. With a new marketing concentra tion, more business students will have the chance to take advantage of the great resource Carroll has presented through hiring Flanders. “Business is one of those jobs that is and always will be in high demand,” said Flanders. Trebon was the highest bidder of the Savemobile journey at the S.A.V.E fundraiser ball in November. Students can help out by get ting involved in Earth Day events, recycling print cartridges, cell phones, and cans on campus (these products help build funds), check ing the S.A.V.E website for upcoming recycling opportunities (www.savemobile.org), or any thing, as Elsaessar says, to “pro mote the infrastructure and senti ment for daily habits that value the environment.” speaking. “It was exciting to meet so many competitors that we haven’t competed against. We saw some really tough competition.” said Anne Gottschalk, in reflection of her experience. The Carroll forensics team has succeeded this season as a whole also. Coached by Brent Northup the team has won 15- straight Northwest Forensic Conference titles. ■ f e h n iitw a u i # iii inn mu. p o o p STORE » ♦ ATM ♦ Money Orders ♦ Fax ♦ Postage ♦ Western Union ♦ Lotto ♦ Bakery ♦ Deli ♦ Meat ♦ Produce Locally Owend & Operated. LOCATED IN THE LUNDY SHOPPING CENTER Store Hours: Open 24 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week S.A.V.E. steps it up Talking Saints honored WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 2005 VOLUME 88, NO. 6
