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- 1Minot State golfers Rostad and Watts chase titles at Battle in the North▼Beavers’ Rostad, Watts chasing titles as Minot State hosts Battle in the North
Minot State University is hosting the Battle in the North, with Beavers golfers Rostad and Watts in contention for individual titles at the home event. The tournament gives the two players a chance to compete for a championship on their own course, and attention is on how they fare in the closing rounds.
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Minot State University's men's and women's golf teams are hosting the Battle in the North tournament at Beowulf, their home course. The event brings collegiate teams together for competition in North Dakota, with the university's athletics department promoting the meet. Further details on standings or participating schools were not immediately available.
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The North Dakota Supreme Court has rejected an appeal connected to a 2015 murder case in Minot, upholding the lower court's outcome. The ruling closes off the defendant's avenue for review at the state level. Details of the court's reasoning and the identity of the parties involved have not been widely reported, and reaction beyond local legal circles remains limited.
- 4Exiled Russian director Zvyagintsev's 'Minotaur' confronts Putin's war●Exiled Russian filmmaker Zvyagintsev takes on Putin's war in 'Minotaur'
Exiled Russian filmmaker Andrey Zvyagintsev, who left Russia after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, has made a new film titled 'Minotaur' that takes on Putin's war. The project, reported by Reuters, marks the director's return to feature filmmaking from exile and directly addresses Russia's war against Ukraine. It draws attention as one of the most prominent artistic statements on the conflict by a major Russian director.