the Frozen River Film Festival
June 13, 2011
On June 14, the festival will be presented with an award that identifies organizations that have gone out of their way to enhance the campus life of universities and colleges in their area
The Frozen River Film Festival has brought international documentaries and cultural icons to the Winona community and the student body at Winona State University. On June 14, in St. Paul, Minnesota, the festival and it's coordinators will be presented with an award that identifies organizations that have gone out of their way to enhance the campus life of universities and colleges in their area.
April 28, 2011
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April 20, 2011
Inspired by documentary film "Bag It," two students hope their efforts will culminate in a citywide ban on plastic bags for Winonans
February 23, 2011
WSU students get published on the website of the Cloud Appreciation Society which takes an aesthetic approach to meteorology
Two of my Advanced Poetry Writing students, Dana Serum and Danielle Wick, have published poems on the website of the Cloud Appreciation Society:
http://cloudappreciationsociety.org/category/cloud-poetry
This is a wonderful organization and a wonderful website—it takes an aesthetic approach to meteorology. Those who went to the Frozen River Film Festival may remember the movie “Cloudspotting,” which profiled the website...
January 31, 2011
Rebecca Lesser hosted a raw foods workshop at the Frozen River Film Festival, demonstrating how people can implement raw foods into an everyday diet using common kitchen tools like a food processor, grinder, juicer and blender
Two years ago, Rebecca Lesser discovered she had an ulcer.
That news led the 27-year-old to take her health into her own hands and turn to her food processor. She found, she said, that her problem was primarily the foods she’d been ingesting, a discovery that birthed her research into raw foods.
January 31, 2011
Frozen River Film Festival Director Crystal Hegge utilizes her passion for film creation by heading a festival celebrating those works of art
Today, Crystal Hegge will finally get a chance to rest.
“I’m going to sleep and hang out with my kids (today),” said Hegge, 30, who has a 3-year-old daughter and 20-month-old son. “If they even recognize me.”
January 31, 2011
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Welcome to our new daily roundup of news. We’ll show you what we’re reading every morning, Monday through Friday -- from news sources regionally, statewide and around the country.
Here’s today’s first edition. Hope to see you here tomorrow.
January 30, 2011
More than 100 volunteers helped with pre-festival planning year round, and 55 festival volunteers assisted during the Frozen River Film Festival weekend itself
January 29, 2011
Whether learning about the history of local conservationists, taking in an acoustic performance or chatting with the "Bag-It" monster, Fringe Friday brought community members to downtown Winona for day-long activities
"How many bags do you think made up the 'Bag-It' monster?" asked Lezlea Dahlke, children's librarian at the Winona Public Library, to a group of wide-eyed children.
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