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Doctor of Medicine: Daniel Clayburg and Katie Sharff

Daniel Clayburgh and his wife, Katie Sharff, received their Doctor of Medicine degrees with honors from the University of Chicago, Pritzker School of Medicine on Friday, June 13, 2008. Both Daniel and Katie were elected to membership in Alpha Omega Alpha medical honor society. Daniel also received the John Van Prohaska Award for outstanding potential for a career in teaching, research and clinical medicine and the Association of Academic Surgery Student Research Award for outstanding performance in research in the general field of surgery.

Sunday, July, 06, 2008 - Grand Forks Herald - Celebrations

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Former N.D. state senator Every subject of restraining order
A Devils Lake restaurant has obtained a temporary restraining order against former state senator and tax commissioner candidate Mike Every, once the restaurant's general manager. The restaurant owners say in court documents that Every, once Minnewaukan's mayor, threatened them and tried to blackmail them.
Friday, June, 27, 2008 - Associated Press - News

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Brown still on call
Grand Forks Mayor Mike Brown will have four more years in office, holding off challenges from City Council member Mike McNamara and private citizen Larry Humble.
Wednesday, June, 11, 2008 - Grand Forks Herald - News

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N.D. measure would make it easier for legislators go get state jobs
BISMARCK — When Gov. John Hoeven was mulling over appointments for tax commissioner and North Dakota Supreme Court justice three years ago, the state Constitution blocked him from considering state lawmakers.
Monday, June, 02, 2008 - Associated Press - News

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Higher ed president not picked for second term
A nominating committee forwarded names of three finalists Tuesday to Gov. John Hoeven as possibilities to serve on North Dakota’s Board of Higher Education, but that list didn’t include incumbent member and board president, John Paulsen.
Wednesday, May, 14, 2008 - Forum Communications - News

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Med school sparks exchange with Norway
UND’s School of Medicine and Health Sciences has found a friend in Norway that is strikingly familiar.
Thursday, April, 17, 2008 - Grand Forks Herald - News

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Retirements mean no N.D. female college presidents
FARGO — The first two women to lead college campuses in North Dakota are retiring in June, leaving no females in a president’s role.
Monday, March, 31, 2008 - Associated Press - News

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Republicans still have no superintendent candidate
FARGO — As the Republican convention recessed for the day late Friday, the party still had no candidate to run for superintendent of public instruction.
Sunday, March, 30, 2008 - State Capitol Bureau - News

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Biking between UND, downtown is daily ritual for Matthew Burton-Kelly
While you and I are warming up our cars on cold winter mornings, Matthew Burton-Kelly is pulling on his snow pants and hopping on his purple Trek 850 mountain bike.
Friday, February, 15, 2008 - - Community

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N.D., local housing markets insulated from national slowdown, mortgage mess
The national housing market has collapsed under the weight of a wave of foreclosures, mortgage fraud and property flipping that'sthreatening to send the economy into recession.
Monday, February, 11, 2008 - Herald Staff Writer - Business

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One finalist
The UND Presidential Search Committee, which was charged with sending three finalists to the North Dakota Board of Higher Education, instead sent the board a shock Monday when it gave the nod to only one candidate, University of Wyoming Health Sciences Dean Robert O. Kelley.
Tuesday, January, 29, 2008 - Herald Staff Writer - News

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NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS: A bank like no other
Turtle Mountain State Bank, which opened last month in Belcourt, N.D., is believed to be the first privately owned, majority American Indian-owned bank on a reservation in the U.S.
Saturday, January, 12, 2008 - Herald Staff Writer - Business

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NORTH DAKOTA POLITICS NOTEBOOK: Hazen senator considers running for PSC
BISMARCK - Sen. Randy Christmann, R-Hazen, said he's been encouraged to run for the Public Service Commission after incumbent Commissioner Susan Wefald's recent decision not to seek another term.
Monday, December, 24, 2007 - State Capitol Bureau - News

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Some trees cling to their leaves as city vacuum approaches
In the early days of the last century, Joyce Kilmer wrote the wonderful poem, “Trees.”
Friday, October, 26, 2007 - - Community

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MELLEM BUSINESS SYMPOSIUM: Is corporate competition good for small banks, customers?
The head of the North Dakota Bankers Association said if Wal-Mart succeeds in getting into large-scale banking, it would have a devastating impact on the state's smaller community banks.
Monday, October, 01, 2007 - Herald Staff Writer - Business

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College of Business and Public Administration focuses on the mixing of banking and commerce at Mellem Business Symposium
The mixing of banking and commerce continues to be intensely debated between regulators, business leaders, bankers, and members of congress. Some industry experts believe recent legislation favors activity toward mixing of banking and commercial activities. Yet, there are many who would argue the potential risks from mixing the two are significant enough that banking and commerce should remain separate. Regardless of which side you hold to be true, the College of Business and Public Administration is proud to announce its second annual Mellem Business Symposium, with a full itinerary of national business and government leaders scheduled to speak on the topic of the mixing of banking and commerce. The event begins on the University of North Dakota campus Wednesday, Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. at the Ina Mae Rude Entrepreneur Center and continues on Thursday, Sept. 27, with keynote addresses scheduled throughout the day in Gamble Hall, room 1, from 8:30 am to 3:30 p.m. The College of Business and Public Administration invites all members of the university and greater Grand Forks business community to attend.
Thursday, September, 27, 2007 - - Features

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IN THE MAIL: Scientists' consensus: Humans cause warming
GRAND FORKS The excellent Aug. 30 editorial says that global warming poses a real threat to the U.S. ("Mitigate warming's 'storm surge'," Page 4A).
Sunday, September, 09, 2007 - - Opinion

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About the new shows
Here's a list of new television shows set to debut this fall.
Friday, September, 07, 2007 - - Entertainment

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THEIR OPINION : Poolman's exit raises questions for state
BISMARCK - Jim Poolman's resignation as state insurance commissioner to set himself up in business as a consultant to the insurance companies poses questions - not legal ones, by any means, but about unfulfilled expectations.
Monday, September, 03, 2007 - - Opinion

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Poolman steps down to start business
BISMARCK Insurance Commissioner Jim Poolman is resigning his office effective Sept. 1 to start a consulting business, an announcement that signals he has no interest in running for the U.S. House next year, as many Republicans have urged him to do as recently as this month.
Wednesday, August, 22, 2007 - State Capitol Bureau - News

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