Food tax refund in reach for students
Students may be eligible to receive money from the state by filling out a simple form. Cyndy Boesch, a community service worker for Inter-Lakes Community Action in Brookings, said that a number of SDSU students could be eligible for the Sales Tax on Food Refund program.
New scoreboards planned for SDSU athletics
New Daktronics scoreboards could be installed in Frost Arena and Coughlin Alumni Stadium by the next academic year. “We are at the final phases of selecting equipment and marketing plan for new equipment and new upgrades in Frost Arena, our swimming area, softball, baseball and Coughlin Alumni Stadium,” said Fred Oien, director of athletics.
Bible study project brings inspiration
As we crossed the Mexican-United States border, I thought to myself, ‘This can’t be Mexico. There aren’t any beaches, resorts or nightclubs.’ But I was in Mexico and about to experience a side of the country not seen in brochures. During Christmas break, I spent a week in Juarez, Mexico, building a home for a family who had next to nothing.
World at her fingertips
Last semester, Julie Walter’s classroom was a ship and her campus was the world. Walter, a microbiology and clinical lab technician major, participated in the overseas program through SDSU’s Department of International Programs during the 2004 fall semester.
Food tax refund in reach for students
Students may be eligible to receive money from the state by filling out a simple form. Cyndy Boesch, a community service worker for Inter-Lakes Community Action in Brookings, said that a number of SDSU students could be eligible for the Sales Tax on Food Refund program.
UPC to hold skating party, formal dance, and more
The University Program Council has many activities planned for students for the 2005 spring semester. The UPC is kicking off the semester with the Snowflake Skate, said UPC President Kimberly Harer. The Snowflake Skate will be held from 7 p.m. to 10 p.
Use of apartment building raises questions
Is it a fraternity house or not? That’s the question facing the city of Brookings, 15 residents of an apartment building, the apartment’s landlord, and neighbors. At 804 6th Ave. stands a large house that has been converted into 7 apartments with individual leases.
Jacks win at home, beat NDSU
Jackrabbit fans came to Frost Arena in anticipation of the SDSU Division I battle against North Dakota State University in the 33rd Annual Pork Classic Saturday night. The crowd helped cheer the SDSU men’s basketball team on to a 78-59 victory. “The biggest role in tonight’s game was the fans,” Coach Scott Nagy said Early in the game, the Jacks struggled to break away from NDSU.
As new union goes up, bookstore traffic declines
Students, faculty and campus organizations have all had to make adjustments this year because of the University Student Union’s construction. But the construction has actually hurt business for the University Bookstore. With the breezeway and meeting rooms gone, the bookstore has lost most of its walk-by traffic customers, upsetting sales immensely.
Women’s basketball 7-4 versus D-I teams
South Dakota State improved to 7-4 against Division I competition with a 58-36 victory over the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Saturday night. Five of SDSU’s first six field goals were three-pointers and the Jacks opened an early 19-6 lead. UWM cut it to 25-20 but Megan Vogel hit a three-pointer to make it 28-20 at halftime.
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