"Collegeville" housing complex planned at SMU
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Collegeville Development Corp. has built a similar project at St. John's University in Collegeville, Minn. Its sales pitch to older home-buyers is proximity to campus, including easy access to campus dining, recreational facilities, the arts, theater, concerts and even an occasional class.
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| WINONA, Minn., March 31, 2002 -- A St. Cloud, Minn., company that specializes in empty-nester housing near campuses plans 40 houses and two mini-apartment buildings near Saint Mary's University in a deal that would give owners access to campus recreational and dining facilities. The subdivision would be across Highway 14 from the campus on 8.3 acres near the Knopp Valley subdivision entrance, according to documents filed with the city. At Saint Mary's, Vice President Ann Merchlewicz said the university has no financial interest in the development except to make specified campus facilities and services available through a contract. Merchlewicz she understood that Collegeville Development has no intention to sell or rent to students. |
WSU children's production is "Dark Castle" |
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| WINONA, Minn., March 230, 2002 -- The 34th annual Vivian Fusillo children's show at Winona State University will be "The Dark Castle" by Sally Netzel. Four-thousand school kids are expected. The show, directed by Fusillo, is about an evil baron who traps a princess in a foreboding castle. Kind-hearted Dimwit frees the princess by accomplishing three tasks set for him by the brooding baron. "Grown up kids will love the show," said Fusillo. "We hope they'll join the fun at the three public performances." Zach Danneker plays the baron; Jacob Wagner, Dimwit; and Samantha Sweeney, the princess.
Date: April 5 and 6
Time: 7:30 p.m. plus 2 p.m. April 6
Place: Performing Arts Center
Main Stage
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R.I.P.: Gladys S. Lucille NicholsWINONA, Minn., March 29, 2002 -- A 1931 Winona Normal School grad, Gladys Nichols, died at a nursing home at age 91. She taught many years at New Hartford and Ridgeway schools.
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March 30, 2002 | BASEBALL (MEN'S): Millikin Spring Opener: WSU 12, Northern State 1; WSU 7, Northern State 3.
TRACK AND FIELD (MEN'S): Millikin Spring Opener: SMU (7th): SMU (6th).
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