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Campus & State
Attorney general's daughters arrested
Police arrested the daughters of Minnesota Attorney General Mike Hatch Friday in Chicago. The two allegedly got into a fight with police after being kicked out of a Chicago bar.
Elizabeth Hatch, 22, was visiting her sister Anne Hatch in Chicago for Anne's 21st birthday. After arguing with people in the bar, the sisters were told to leave, and police were called when the girls continued shouting outside. When confronted, Elizabeth Hatch allegedly ran toward an officer and hit him in the face. After being forced into the squad car, Anne Hatch caused damage by kicking the rear passenger-side window.
The two were charged with assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest and damaging a police car. Their court date is scheduled for May 5.
SCSU participates in skiing congress
SCSU will host the Third International Congress on Skiing and Science in Snowmass Village, Aspen, Colo., today. Hundreds of scientists from various countries will gather to discuss the latest research of alpine and cross-country skiing and jumping for the five-day conference.
Professor David Bacharach and colleague John Seifert will present information about how "fluid and energy substrate replacement during ski training can influence practice performance." SCSU graduate students Alyssa Vann and Jill French will make poster presentations on muscle activation in alpine race training.
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