Road-tripping recommended
Portions of the vast fields patterned with black cows, patches of waterholes every now and then, rugged terrains devoid of vertical objects except for the catenary power cables that line the sideways of the highway – the Nebraska terrain is a graphic description of what deprivation of structural development is all about.
Compensation for exploitation
Boobs. Now that got your attention, didn’t it? It is amazing how much money can be made from the exploitation of such a simple body part. I’m convinced that women could rule the world if they simply walked around in their bras all day long. Men wouldn’t even know what hit them.
Youth in politics could be key
The Issue: In the past, the youth of this country have been apathetic in the world of politics, and their involvement has been elusive. Our View: With a monumental presidential election upon us and multiple youths running for office, it is time for a great awakening.
Stamp prices viewed reasonable compared to other price increases
Someone who claimed to pay only 42 cents for a 200-mile flight would be the laughing-stock of this country. Instead of forcing consumers and businesspeople to pay hundreds of dollars to the airlines in order to deliver a letter, the U.S. Postal Service offers this service for less than half of one dollar.
Familiar face leaves the program as volleyball coach heads to West Coast
Just six months ago, the SDSU volleyball team was celebrating one of their best years ever. Three of the greatest players ever to play at State – seniors Kristina Martin, Amy Anderson and Sam Pearson – were celebrated in individual recognition. The Jacks won the first ever Summit League title and secured the school’s first ever berth in the NCAA Division I tournament.
Top shots, putts and drives in ‘Masters’ that will go down in great golf history
Truly, the Augusta National Golf Club should be the eighth Wonder of the World. Having said that, here are the nine greatest golf shots by winners of the Masters, brought to you by The Collegian. Larry Mize, 1987 Masters, 11th hole – playoff 9. On the 20th hole of the day, Greg Norman could feel the green jacket on his body.
Tennis struggles in Summit
The SDSU men’s tennis team opened its second Summit League cluster tournament of the season, getting swept by Oral Roberts (Okla.) 4-0 on April 11. The Jackrabbits fell 5-12 in duals this season and 1-3 versus Summit League opponents. ORU won the four singles matches in straight sets to earn the victory.
Ambitious coach seeks to lead Jackrabbits as a grad
During the Division I move, the SDSU men’s basketball players have seen significant changes. Whether it was players transferring, key players graduating or other players leaving for various reasons, there has been a guy that has stood it out. Tim Hill, a senior health/physical fitness major, has been a student assistant for the men’s program for four years.
SDSU plays one but makes it count with win
The Jackrabbit baseball team only got to play one game in the scheduled four-game series against Oakland. They made it count to remain unbeaten in conference play with a 8-5 win. The four-game series was shortened due to weather and a security risk on the Rochester, Mich.
Two tough football players from ‘Da Bears’ among best No. 50-59 jerseys
50. Mike Singletary (Chicago Bears): Chicago Bears linebacker Mike Singletary spent his entire 11-year career (1981-1992) in the “Windy City.” Leader of the famed “46″ defense, Singletary was part of the 1985 Super Bowl winner that is considered the best defense in NFL history, giving up 11 points per game.
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