More vandalism, same stall
It’s the same design, same message and same stall. In November a vandal or vandals struck the men’s bathroom in the lower level of The Union. Today a custodian found the markings again. There are two drawings. One is a balloon on the back of the stall door with writing that says, “be open minded.” [...]
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The decades-old abortion debate
Abortion has been discussed, debated and defended for decades. Since 1973 more than 50 million abortions have been performed in the United States, according to the Guttmacher Institute, an abortion rights research organization. On its website, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America says abortions are “very common.” “In fact, more than one out of three [...]
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Union open until 2 a.m.
The Union will be open until 2 a.m. for the last two weeks of the semester. The Union always sees a spike in use around finals week with more students on campus looking for places to study. It is for this reason the building will stay open until 2 a.m., now until the end of [...]
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Giving back by going bald
On April 27 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the northwest side of Solberg Hall, the second St. Baldrick’s event to occur in South Dakota history and the first for SDSU will be hosted by the Sigma Lambda Chi (SLC) Honor Society for Construction Management at SDSU. Jason Rave, a senior construction management major [...]
SA debates funding for new uniform
The current and future students who don the Jack mascot uniform may be breathing sighs of relief as the push for two new uniforms continues. Former Students’ Association president Mark York was alerted to the need for the new uniforms and brought forward the idea of providing partial funding from SA to aid the [...]
Lockdown policy changes up for discussion
Before this school year, residence halls’ main doors were open to students, passers-through and anyone else who needed or wanted to get in and out of the buildings. This year that changed and residence halls are now locked during all hours of the day and night. Even residents only have access to their own [...]
Dawson speaks for ‘Week to End Violence’
The Campus Women’s Coalition brought speaker Mark Dawson to campus as part of the week to end violence on April 18. Dawson was brought in as the keynote speaker for the The Week to End Violence now taking place at SDSU. The presentation entitled “Hookin’ Up and Gettin’ Some”, was not exactly about what the [...]
Buildings lose power across campus
At least 100 students were evacuated from The Union around 4:15 p.m. Tuesday. The exact cause is still unknown, but Union Director Jennifer Novotny said six to 10 buildings lost power, and The Union was out the longest. David Law, project manager engineer with Facilities and Services, said “it’s construction-related,” but the workers didn’t do [...]
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