Walk to Washington, DC for the Arctic Refuge arrives in Brookings
Wallymaltz@Cpawsyukon.Org MEDIA ADVISORY FOR: September 29, 2002 CONTACT: Ken MadsenCell phone: (604) 323-6163Email: kmadsen@polarcom.com IS NOTHING SACRED? CITIZENS GATHER IN BROOKINGS TO SUPPORTPERMANENT PROTECTION OF THE ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE WHAT: Rally and breathtaking multi-media Presentation WHEN: Monday, September 30, 2002 at 7 pm WHERE: Rotunda A SDSU Campus WHO: Concerned citizens including members of [...]
Learning truths from five blind men and an elephant
A famous story told by the Buddha describes how one day a prince gathered together a group of men, all born blind, and showed them an elephant. Each man, using his hands to feel the elephant, believed that whatever part of it he happened to be touching was, in fact, the entire animal.
The Search Begins
When it comes to money, most students could use a little extra, but finding the perfect job and making the right impression with the employer can be a difficult task. Questions of how to dress, what skills and qualifications are needed and what the employer is looking for in an employee can make job hunting a stressful time.
In history at SDSU
September 28, 1915 Handicapped by the loss of about 30 men, the freshmen were defeated by the Sophs in the Bag Rush held at State Field Saturday. The Sophs numbered 48 men while the freshmen, showing an enrollment of 75 boys, were represented by only 39 on the field.
Libby advises on clingy parents, losing virginity
Dear Libby The other night, my girlfriend and I slept together. I swore I would not do this until I was married. It has put a real strain on our relationship. I love her and want to be with her, but I hate what I did. — Sad and Confused Dear Sad and Confused I know that you are upset right now, and for good reason.
Acceleration elevates athleticism
Whether an athlete wants to run faster, jump higher or throw harder, the new Jackrabbit Acceleration program at SDSU provides an additional tool to athletes who seek a competitive advantage on the field. While the program has been popular with SDSU athletes, it is also an option for recreational athletes who are seeking extra speed or power, or the college student seeking to enhance his or her own level of physical fitness.
SDSU sinks UNO, 38-21
The SDSU Jackrabbit football team beat the University of Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks 38-21 at Coughlin-Alumni Stadium Saturday night. In front of a Beef Bowl crowd of 7,581, the Jacks dominated the first half, drilling out 273 yards and scoring on each of their first four drives.
Volleyball team sits 14-1 after triple wins
South Dakota State’s volleyball team maintains its impressive record of 14-1 after winning three more games last week. Their first game of the week was last Wednesday at Southwest State in Marshall, Minn.
SA hears from Reger on campus Master Plan
Academic Vice President Mike Reger told Students’ Association senators about the SDSU Master Plan and its effect on future pedestrian and automotive traffic Monday night. Reger said that pedestrian safety is the greatest concern facing the planners of future campus facilities.
Brookings city council passes $9.2-million 2003 budget
Brookings City Council members passed a $9.2 million budget Monday at their regular action meeting. City Manager Mike Williams said the new budget suffered a two percent drop from last year’s due to insufficient city income. “For the last two years, most of the cuts [we've made were regarding personnel] and not replacing equipment,” he said.
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