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School in good position for future, Mitchell native says Written By: Erik Kaufman | ×
Amy Novak, president of Dakota Wesleyan University, addresses the audience during the Class of 2020 graduation ceremony Sunday at the Corn Palace. The event was originally scheduled for May, but the arrival of COVID-19 forced the school to postpone those plans. (Erik Kaufman / Republic)
After 18 years as part of the Dakota Wesleyan University family, Amy Novak is moving on to new adventures.
Come July, Novak will step down as president of the private four-year university to take a new position at St. Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa, where she will take over as president at the 3,000-enrollment Catholic school. Novak, who previously served DWU as provost and vice president for enrollment management, became president of DWU in April of 2013.
There were 276 professional, scientific and technical services businesses in ZIP code 85254 that employed fewer than five people in 2017, according to County Business Patterns (CBP) statistics provided by the United States Census Bureau.
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The Limits of the Lunchbox Moment
Not all children of immigrants grew up embarrassed about their food, but pop culture convinced them they should be
“Booger-gi” is what the kids call Justin’s bulgogi in
The Invisible Boy by Trudy Ludwig, a picture book published in 2013. Justin is new, and when the other kids make fun of his food and his chopsticks, Brian, a shy, lonely white boy who longs to be included by his classmates, decides to leave him a note, telling him he isn’t like those kids; he’d love to try bulgogi. Justin, whose food has not kept him from making other friends in the class, starts including Brian in activities based on this act of kindness, and all ends well, all because Brian said he’d be willing to eat bulgogi, objectively an incredibly flavorful and popular meal.