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2022 SUMMER PREVIEW GUIDE | Monday, April 18 OFFICE OF THE PUBLISHER Hana Ikramuddin Editor-in-Chief eic@mndaily.com (612)-435-1575 Charlie Weaver General Manager gm@mndaily.com (612)-435-5657

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Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s Where to Find Subleases for the Summer

Upcoming Summer Concerts

Travel Spots in Minnesota

Movies

Restaurants

Good Places to Find a Job

Summer Classes

State Fair

Holiday Plans

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Where to Find Subleases for the Summer Graham Peterson

Whether you’re looking for a sublet, or looking for a place to stay, subleasing can be stressful. Luckily, there are an array of resources designed to help the process be as smooth as possible.

Sublet.com Sublet is a dedicated hub for tenants to make listings for housing temporary accommodations. Tenants are able to include property details such asW bedrooms, bathrooms, rent, roommates, and of course lease details. If you’re looking to sublease, you can also refine your search to a specific location, or housing accommodation. This site makes the process very streamlined and straightforward with a well designed interface.

Facebook Facebook –specifically class Facebook groups – is a great place to communicate not only with potential roommates, but also with potential sublets. There are also other groups outside of the UMN community that are dedicated to this.This is a great platform to get a feel of their personality, and also communicate with them 1 on 1 to provide information regarding the listing. Plus, more often than not, people will post a listing if they’re looking for an arrangement so all it takes is a little bit of scrolling.

So if you’re still looking for housing accommodations for the Summer, don’t worry! These sources got you covered.

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Upcoming Summer Concerts

Graham Peterson 2022 has been a great year for music in Minneapolis, and there are still a range of upcoming concerts this Summer to keep an eye on. Whether you want to go crazy to EDM, chill out with some R&B, or even reconnect with your childhood, there’s something for everyone this Summer. In chronological order, the summer kicks off with…. SABA On May 6th, Saba is performing at First Ave with openers femdot and Amindi. Hailing from Chicago, Saba delivers a timeless sound to the hip-hop scene. On tour supporting his new album Few Good Things, a ticket to Saba will assure you a chance to listen to quality music with authentic lyrics.

MN ORCHESTRA Looking for a more classical experience? The Minnesota Orchestra will be performing at the MN Orchestra Hall at various dates throughout the year. The MN Orchestra is a grammy award winning group that plays about 175 concerts per year. Give yourself a chance to listen to their internationally acclaimed sound, and to check out the architecture of the MN Orchestra hall!

TAI VERDES Tai Verdes’ song “Stuck in the Middle” went viral in 2020, and he now has over 9 million monthly listeners on Spotify. Whether you’re a fan or not, you’ve surely heard his music somewhere on social media. If you’re looking for a more pop inspired hip-hop vibe, Tai Verdes would be a great show to attend.

ERICDOA Ericdoa is a prominent name in the budding hyperpop genre. Despite being around since the 2010’s, the genre took off in 2020 due to an increased social media presence and dedicated Spotify playlist. Besides ericdoa, other big hyperpop names include, 100 gecs, midwxst, and glaive. If you haven’t given yourself a chance to check out the genre, ericdoa could be a good introduction.

BIG TIME RUSH

LORD HURON

They’re back. For the first time in over a decade Big Time Rush is on tour. Their Nickelodeon show Big Time Rush is a fond memory for many Gen Z’s and millennials alike. What’s better is that in the show, the group is from Minnesota so this show is guaranteed to be a special one.

On August 12, Surly Brewing Co is hosting Lord Huron at the Surly Brewing Festival Field, a lineup that has seen the likes of many great indie artists in the past such as Phoebe Bridgers and the Decemberists. Promoted by First Ave, there are a range of other concerts at this location so be sure to check their website for more information!

EARTH, WIND, AND FIRE Want to experience the 70’s? Earth, Wind and Fire is on tour once again. You definitely know them from their hit song “September”, which has amassed over 1 billion streams on Spotify alone. Their iconic sound is a combination of jazz, soul, funk, blues, and dance. Be a part of history and see Earth, Wind and Fire at the Mystic Lake showroom on May 13.

The mentioned artists are just a taste of what Minneapolis has to offer this summer in terms of music. With a little research, there’s a good chance you’ll be able to find whatever your heart (and ears) desire.

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Travel Spots in Minnesota Graham Peterson

Looking to getaway for a bit this Summer but don’t want to be too far from home? Luckily, Minnesota has a ton of options for travel, whether that be a quick day trip, or a full week long vacation. Below are a few options outside Minneapolis to either check out if you haven’t already, or revisit!

Duluth

Grand Portage

Duluth is a town that has a ton of unique personality to offer its visitors. As a port city, it has a coastal vibe while also maintaining the feel and atmosphere of the Northern forests of Minnesota. It’s also very historic, and has roots dating back to 1856 which is visible from its architecture and industrial locations. It is popular as a travel spot to get outdoors as it’s within driving distance of a range of state parks and forests.

Grand Portage is a great place to explore the Northernmost regions of Minnesota and fully experience the nature of Minnesota. Grand Portage State Park is most notably home to the highest waterfall in Minnesota, Middle Falls. It also features 278 acres of aspen, birch and pine forest. You can also check out the more historical side by visiting the Grand Portage National Monument. Here you can learn about the area’s historical fur trade activity, and also of Anishinaabeg Ojibwe heritage.

Saint Paul Even though it’s Minneapolis’s twin, St. Paul still has a lot to offer to those that don’t frequently visit. Check out the intricately built Cathedral of Saint Paul, explore its vibrant food and nightlife scene, immerse yourself in Minnesota’s history by visiting the capitol, Minnesota History Center or Fort Snelling. Best part, you can be there and back within a day.

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MOVIES Makda Araya

During the summer months, it is time to not only enjoy shows and movies that we missed during the semester - it’s also time to watch out for movies premiering this summer! Here are some highly anticipated movies to be coming this summer. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness: This movie will be an entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe the first of three in 2022 that will directly tie in with the events in the Marvel’s series, WandaVision. This movie will be released May 6, 2022

The Bob’s Burgers Movie: The hit Fox animated comedy about the owner of a small hamburger restaurant and his quirky family is getting the feature film in the form of a musical comedy. This movie will be released May 27, 2022.

Elvis: Baz Luhrmann directs this biopic about the relationship between a young Elvis Presley and his manager, Colonel Tom Parker. This movie will be released in Jul 1, 2022.

Minions: The Rise of Gru: Have younger siblings/nieces & nephews/ cousins you want to take to the movies? The hit Minion series will be released Jul 1, 2022.

Thor: Love and Thunder: Marvel’s second film of 2022 is the highly anticipated follow-up to Taika Waititi’s Thor: Ragnarok. This movie will be released on Jul 8, 2022.

Jurassic World Dominion: The last chapter of the Jurassic franchise by declaring humans would have to learn to coexist with dinosaurs. They movie will be released in Jun 17, 2022.

Nope: Enjoyed Get out or Us by Jordan Peele? A new horror thriller is set to be released that is based out of the American southwest in a small town that will be released Jul 22, 2022.

Bullet Train: This cheeky, stylish action thriller based on a novel by Japanese writer Kotaro Isaka follows an assassin trying to give up his life of killing who is tasked with retrieving a mysterious briefcase on a bullet train full of other assassins looking to do the same. This movie will be set to release on Jul 29, 2022.

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Restaurants Makda Araya

This summer is a great chance to look at new and established restaurants around the Twin-Cities. The restaurants are located in or near the twin cities that are highly rated and recommended!

Khâluna:

Khâluna is a restaurant in Minneapolis that acts as a bridge between Minneapolis and the regions of Southeast Asia. The restaurant’s roots are from Laos and the menu is a reflection of this. This restaurant not only has beautiful interior decor but has gone viral for their highly rated meals.

Hope Breakfast Bar:

Hope Breakfast Bar has two locations in St.Paul and St. Louis Park. They are not only committed to providing an amazing breakfast experience but they have a non-profit organization, Give Hope MN. The mission of Give Hope MN is to bring the community together to provide support and serve those in need. Hope breakfast Bar offers a variety of savory & sweet plates, starters, sides, cocktails, & an extensive coffee bar with unique drinks!

Listo:

Listo is a fast casual Mexican restaurant located in Minneapolis. This is a local family owned restaurant that takes pride in their food and service. If you are looking for authentic Mexican food and quick service this is a place to check out.

6smith:

6smith is a restaurant located in Wayzata that has a lakefront view. If you are looking for an upper class restaurant that also has delicious food this is the restaurant for you. They provide weekend brunches, private dining and a long list of food to choose from.

Boludo:

Boludo is a unique tight-knit restaurant in Minneapolis that serves traditional empanadas, pizzas & flan in a compact nook. The owner, Facundo, dreamed of his own pizzeria concept inspired by his childhood with his grandmother in Argentina.

All Saints:

All Saints is a place where the menu is focused on giving vegetables the same center of the plate treatment as meat, while still sharing the spotlight. This is a perfect spot for Vegetarian friendly meals and a good time for dinner.

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Sana’s Restaurant:

Sana Restaurant is a Halal Ethiopian restaurant located in St.Paul. This restaurant is a great place to try out traditional Ethiopian food and coffee. The larger platter the food arrives on is a great option to eat with friends or even alone to try all the options!

Karibu:

Karibu is a restaurant and grocery store located in St. Paul is rated 4.8 stars. The food is a East African and Afro-Mediterranean fusion that is truly a hidden gem in the twin cities. They also offer curb-side delivery/ takeout if you are on the go.

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GOOD PLACES TO FIND JOBS Makda Araya If you are looking for summer internship/ jobs or one to have throughout the school year, checking out some of the sites can not only help you find roles but also network to the greater community of people in your field of work.

Handshake:

Jopwell:

Every University of Minnesota student has access to Handshake and creates a free profile. Handshake is the #1 way college students find jobs. When you create a profile, they will match you with roles in your fit and also recruiters will reach out to you.

Jopwell is a diversity hiring startup that helps companies connect with and recruit Black, Latino, and Native American candidates for jobs and internships. When you upload your resume into this site, not only are you emailed for a chance for competitive internships and roles, you are also given opportunities for grants and scholarships.

Facebook Groups:

Linkedin:

Facebook Groups may seem like an unconventional way to go about finding roles but they are one of the best ways to land one. For example, if you are interested in tech, there are some groups where you can not only gain a better network but they post roles and positions early.

Linkedin is one of the world’s largest business networking sites where you are able to find roles, work on skills, and network with your peers. Updating your profile, adding skills related to your major and being active can make you stand out to recruiters! Make sure you are not only utilizing your profile to apply to roles, but also as a way to connect with recruiters for those in the role you would like.

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The University of Minnesota has a multitude of summer courses, but something to keep an eye out for these classes is the dates and deadlines as they are different from your semesterly ones. Registration for the summer semester opens on February 24, 2022 and the semester starts on June 6, 2022. While summer session is one of your options for summer classes you can also take May session courses and those begin on May 16, 2022 and go until June 3, 2022. Summer session goes from June 6, 2022 until either July 29th or August 12th depending on whether it is an 8-week course or a 13-week course. You can find your liberal art requirements and classes to fulfill them on schedule builder. If you use the filter function schedule builder can also help you find which classes double dip (cover multiple liberal arts requirements) and classes given in certain modes (hybrid, virtual, asynchronous, etc.). Other resources you can utilize for summer courses as well as other semesters are Gopher Grades and Rate My Professor. I am sure a lot of you have heard of one or both of these, but they are great to see how your professor runs class. For example, whether it is a

test or project heavy course, if they work well with students, or if they are more focused on research than teaching. You can utilize Gopher Grades to see what the average GPA received from that course is and if that varies depending on the professor. They have also recently added a feature that shows you what requirements a course can fulfill along with the name, course number, and credit count. These tools can be incredibly helpful when picking summer classes because people often have different experiences for better or worse when a course is condensed into the summer session.

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STATE FAIR Hannah Poor

The Minnesota State Fair will be from Thursday, August 25th to Monday, September 5th Labor Day. The State Fair grounds are 322 acres that over the 12 days of the fair have over 2 million people walk across them. At the state fair there are a multitude of ways to be entertained, enjoy food, go shopping, see animals, and even participate in competitions and events.

THE GRANDSTAND Events that are highly anticipated are the Grandstand stage performers that headline and open at the State Fair. This year’s line up is not fully announced yet, but four shows have already been confirmed. The first show being 93X Presents Alice In Chains and Breaking Benjamin with special guests Bush. They are performing on Thursday, August 25, 2022 at 5:30pm and ticket prices start as low as $36. The Zac Brown Band: Out In The Middle Tour with special guest Robert Randolph Band will be performing on Friday, September 2nd at 7pm. Diana Ross with special guest Naturally 7 will be performing on Saturday, September 3rd at 7pm. The Grandstand, while known for their music, also has comedians. This year’s first announced comedian is Jim Gaffigan on ‘The Fun Tour’. You

may know him from ‘13 going on 30’, ‘17 again’, or ‘That 70’s Show’. These four people are just the headliners that have been released, but the Grandstand hosts around 900 shows during the fair.

THE FOOD FARE That number of shows is telling of how large this fair is and it doesn’t stop at the shows, the fair is also well known for their food as they feature over 300 vendors offering over 500 menu items, including at least 80 that are on sticks. Some of the most infamous vendors include, Sweet Martha’s Cookies, Mouse Trap Cheese Curds, and Pronto Pups. Sweet Martha’s Cookies is known for their fresh out of the oven warm bucket of cookies and due to the amount of cookies people buy at once they have to make about 200,000 cookies an hour to stay caught up.

A popular way to enjoy the cookies is with a cup of fresh milk. You will often see people walk down the street with their cookies to the dairy building where you can get “All-You-CanDrink” milk for only $2 a cup. The dairy building has a handful of treats from ice cream to frozen yogurt and while you stand in line you can take a look at the butter sculptures of city ambassador princesses. Recently, the woman who had been doing princesses’ sculptures for over 50 years retired. The dairy building also has animals attached to it so you can go through all of the agricultural information for the area and see the best livestock and household pets. There are very adorable bunnies, cows, pigs, and chicks. These animals will often compete for different titles like best looking or largest, but they also compete in races.

MACHINERY HILL If you leave the dairy and agricultural area and walk up the hill to the Giant Slide you will see what is affectionately known as Machinery Hill and everything to the north of the grounds. You can buy all kinds of lawn equipment, hot tubs, and even industrial level machinery like bobcats and tractors. If you don’t know a lot about machinery there are many opportunities to learn at different stands and booths along the road. You can keep walking for what feels like miles along the main roads of the fair and never get bored. There is so much to do and see that you will be able to fill your day with fun things and find something to do for everyone in your group. If you decide to go to ‘The Great Minnesota Get Together” you can buy tickets already online.

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Holiday Plans Hannah Poor

The fourth of July is arguably the most fun summer holiday and with that comes lots of events and fun activities. If you have been in the Twin Cities during this exciting weekend your whole life or it is your first time there are always new things to do. You could go to the 4th of July Kids Bike Parade in St. Croix, watch the fireworks on the Mississippi or St. Croix rivers, or go to one of the many parks that have balloon artists, face painting, and aerial fireworks. Minneapolis and Saint Paul are also going to be hosting events for their Fourth of July Funfest. Some of their events include fireworks, a Red Cross Blood Drive, a Fun Feast, Kids Bike Parade, and Scavenger Hunt. The Fun Feast is “aimed at satisfying your appetite for excellent Eagan restaurant food and gift cards! Simply dine at any participating Eagan restaurant July 1 – 12, snap a photo of your food, and post it on social media using #FunFeast2021. A total of 12 winners will be randomly selected and awarded with gift cards. Plus, one grand prize winner will be selected and richly rewarded with $250 in Eagan restaurant gift cards.” The scavenger hunt “challenges all ages to visit various locations throughout Eagan and get to know the community better than ever before. Snap a pic and hashtag #FunFestSH2021 to win some amazing prizes – it’s that simple!” These are all great opportunities to have fun with any age group, get involved in your community, and win fun prizes.

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