Embrace everyone’s differences
That is what we should all do. The things that make us different are the things that make life interesting. Life would be boring if we were all the same. These statements are so over-used and clich
New position set to create opportunities
The Issue: Students’ Association has created an internship coordinator position. The Stance: SA is doing its job and working to help students. At the beginning of next semester, SDSU students will have a new person to turn to in their quest to find internships.
Top ten stupid injuries of all time
After Buffalo Bills’ Kevin Everett suffered a life-threatening spinal cord injury, it was hard not to feel for him and his family. But some injuries you just read and re-read over and over to make sure that what you are actually reading is true. When professional athletes, who are paid millions of dollars to play a game, get a bonehead injury, it kind of makes you scratch your head and say, “Give me a break.
Jacks ice hockey ready to compete
The SDSU Women’s Hockey Team will return to action this fall to prepare for the American Collegiate Hockey Association Women’s Division II Showcase Tournament in International Falls, Minn. It will be hosted by Rainy River Community College on Oct. 26, 27 and 28.
Recycling program spreads across campus
On Sept. 25, the newly expanded recycling program resumed in residence halls and around the SDSU campus, making recycling more available and convenient than in previous years. According to Andrew Natzel, the Campus Recycling Coordinator and a senior civil engineering student, the amount of recycling containers doubled from just over 50 containers to more than 100 from last year to this year.
Coming soon: new internship coordinator
A new internship coordinator is coming to SDSU soon. The new coordinator will help to organize the internships that so many students are looking for. The College of General Studies is in the process of finding someone to fill the position. With a new internship coordinator on board, there will be many new and exciting opportunities for all the students at SDSU.
College students do new, crazy things each year during Hobo Day
Another Hobo Day has come and gone, leaving the city of Brookings picking up beer cans, processing arrests and wondering what just happened. College kids are finding their clothes on front lawns and catching up on many hours of lost sleep. Sometimes simultaneously.
Fall season influences realizations paired with colorful details
I detected a speculative something in the horizon, with which from the blackish sky backdrop looked like the 11th plague of Egypt. Looking up toward the dark heavens, they portrayed the massive dust particles that were about to crush an unarmed enemy. I looked at them closely and realized that they were actually as yellow as the three-quarter-shaped moon that shone that windy Friday night.
SDSU equestrians lose in KSU match
Using young riders and facing a more experienced team, the SDSU equestrian team fell to Kansas State University 11.5-5.5 in a dual match up at the Swiftel Center on Sept. 29. SDSU competed well on the Western side. Jordanne Blair and Molly Seidel earned victories in horsemanship.
Jacks to face GSU Eagles
SDSU will try and get to the .500 mark this Saturday as they travel down to Statesboro, Ga., to play six-time FCS (formally Division I-AA) national champion Georgia Southern Eagles (3-1). The Jacks have played the Eagles two previous times, in 2004 and 2005.
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