Big A HG

It's disappointing he got released by the Admirals. I'd go get my hockey fix while being home on X-mas break by going and watching him play.

I live in a 3 bedroom apartment in Winterland Apartments. They are right next to campus, next to Campus Place apartments, behind the new Red Pepper and Dakota Textbook. The Dakota Hall bus stop is right next to the apartments so you don't even need to walk/bike/drive to classes. One of my roommates is joining the Air National Guard and will be gone for 5 months, so he is moving out for good. We're looking for someone to move in sometime in August. My roommate said he'd even pay the August rent for someone because he felt bad moving out. My other roommate and I LOVE sports. We follow pretty much everything and love to talk/argue about sports. We like to go party, but never party in our apartment, so no worries there. We are really easy to get along with and like to focus on our schoolwork as well. Rent is relatively cheap too. It's $250/month. Heating/Water is paid for. We pay electricity, cable, and internet. Electricity ranges from 10-12 per person, per month. Cable/Internet combined is about $33/month. So, total you are paying about $295/month which is a great value. The apartment is nice, just nothing flashy. We have a 37" LCD HDTV w/ a Sony Surround Sound system and wireless internet for all your entertainment needs. If age matters, we are both juniors and will both be 21 by the start of school. Guys OR girls are welcome, we just want someone who's gonna pay rent! Also, you must be able to do your own dishes, unlike my roommate who is in the process of moving out. Even if you aren't interest, but know someone who might be, let him/her know! If you have any questions you can email me or call me. Even Leah can move in if she wants! Adam Heili 920.889.0847 adam.heili@und.nodak.edu Roommate: Greg Heinz PERKS: -cost -location, location, location -persons who currently live here -entertainment system -no parties in the apartment

It's hotter than hell in Grand Forks because that's where I am.

I love the Shang. I live right across the street so it's tempting to order from there a lot. In fact, I tried ordering from there the other day, but no response. Apparently it is closed. The food was good, but I think their prices could have been a touch better. I didn't like to have to pay 9 dollars for a meal that I used to get for 5 dollars back home.

This is from the 2006-07 Shattuck program: "As a senior at Shattuck-St. Mary

77 days

I guess that IS the only option being that there aren't any trees.

Why would someone in North Dakota have a wood chipper?

Doesn't bother me! That means more SOLD OUT Packers games I can watch and I'll be at every Sioux home game anyways!

I tried my hand at making Chinese food tonight...Spicy beef and broccoli. Not too shabby, but something needs to change a little.

I'd agree with that...I was just saying, LITE is the way to go if you are drinking light.

I never understand Bud Light. I didn't know water could be any lighter...? When going for a light beer, go with the L-I-T-E.

I think the pic would be a perfect cover picture if they did make the game.

You guys are hilarious.

Wii is Wiik

I've played my buddies 2k7 on PS3....never lost at that game either, but I'm definitely not as proficient.

I've never played NHL 07, but I own 06. Definitely too easy...I can even beat the computer on the hardest level like 20-5 playing 5 minute periods. It's really hard to stop them at times, but I am amazing at scoring goals, lol. I've only been beaten 3 times playing against someone....each time I was Japan (worst team in the game) agains North America (best team in the game)...all 3 games by one goal, 2 of the games were OT. If I get an NHL team at least, I can't be beaten.

Just saying he signed yesterday...by the way...I owe you some money, hehe! I got it don't worry, I just didn't sort through my friends money so I know what to give him. Shoot me a pm tonight!

Not sure if it was mentioned yet, but Goligoski is now a former player of the Goofs as of yesterday.

My apologies, I don't know anything...and if I do, it definitely doesn't compare to the knowledge that PCM has.

1.) In order to judge the REA (whether in a good way or bad), you have to compare it to other places. Having a blind eye about other places gives a reason to have a blind eye for the downsides of REA. 2.) I've been to more than I've mentioned, but there's no need. Every stadium/arena has a had an event or two in it's history where fans did it right. It's a matter of consistency. If the fans can't be consistently loud, it doesn't matter how potentially loud they could be. Being "capable" of being loud doesn't mean ANYTHING. 3.) Again, here's the blind eye again...Shouldn't one of the greatest NCAA hockey teams of history, with no other major sport, have one of the best fan bases around? Yeah, there are a ton of Sioux fans, that's awesome. But to have so many great fans, but have 90% be quiet, that's disappointing. 4.) Of course there are going to be "times" when the place is nuts, it's the consistency again. The "times" are few and far between. If you go to some of the best home crowds, it don't matter who or when the team is playing, the place is guaranteed to be crazy. 5.) I'll give you this comment, but don't assume your opinions are better than mine, because they are not. 6.) Fans shouldn't need a reason to get fired up other than the team is on the ice. That should be when the crowd gets fired up. It shouldn't take a goal or something great to happen to make it loud. It should be loud, then get crazy when something happens. The best fans at top places are loud during all parts, always chanting, always doing something to keep the energy level up.

I question how many other places you've been to. As for REA, I was at all but 2 home games last year, both work related absences. Year before I was at about 3 out of 4. Go to a game at the Kohl Center...at a school where hockey is 3rd on the list of popularity. I continually harp about it, because a school with this good of a team and with this much tradition, where hockey is also the number 1 sport (year-round pretty much), it should be much louder. Just a couple minutes after a goal it's back to the pin-drop silence every time. Sorry, just the facts. Also, tv does a terrible job with actual fan noise. They filter out the loudness of most events, so you can't compare to tv.

REA loud? Ha...it's July 16th, not April 1st.

Are there any good tattoo places around here that quality work?

I think he's looking for something along the lines of a quote of some sort...not just a saying someone came up with.