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North Dakota Businessman Donates $5M To Minnesota University

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FARGO, N.D. (AP) — A man who leads a successful North Dakota-based brick company has donated million to the School of Business at Minnesota State University Moorhead.
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Most of the donation from Rodney Paseka and his wife, Carolyn, will go toward scholarships for business students. The rest will go for a variety of uses, including research, program development and faculty positions. The university is naming the business school in honor of the Pasekas.

Rodney Paseka is co-owner and CEO of Fargo, North Dakota-based Hebron Brick Co. The century-old company distributes brick in 40 states and in Canada. It has seven retail centers in North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota.

Both Pasekas attended the Moorhead university.

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