Letter to the Editor: Miracles must yield to science
In my column of April 1, I made the point that those who would want a fable of a talking snake taught as a biological fact are likely threatened by science. I would like to thank Bernie Hendricks for validating my point, albeit in a typical ad hominem fashion.
What signs to monitor in possible break ups
Dear Doc Love: I have been seeing my girlfriend for a little over six months. Our relationship started off great! Recently, though, it seems as though she is not interested anymore. She shuts herself out when I want to talk, and she seems isolated. Doc Love, what is wrong? Is this a sign she wants to break up? Please help.
Spruce up male fashion with shoes, suits and ties
I realized the other day that all year I have written my fashion column based on women’s clothing, and I decided I would offer something for my many guy friends. I hope you enjoy it. Wrong: Men’s Giorgio Brutini Baby Calf 2019 Right: EL Rey Blacklite Special Why?: I am very jealous of anyone who can pull off shorts and tennis shoes together and have them look stylish.
Concerts on same night make students choose
Two nationally known bands are competing for student’s attention. On April 28, nationally recognized bands Hinder and Augustana are both traveling to Brookings. Hinder will be playing at the Swiftel Center, while Augustana will be performing on SDSU’s campus at the Performing Arts Center.
Helder sets regional standard at Beach Invite
The SDSU men’s track team competed in three different meets on April 17. Some members went to the Mt. Sac Relays in Walnut, Calif., the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, Calif., and the Sioux City Relays in Sioux City, Iowa. The Jacks also competed at the Beach Invitational on April 19 in Norwalk, Calif.
The life of a football player does not end when the season does, it begins again
The offseason for football is a time for a break from the games and fanfare that is college football. That being said, the offseason is not a break from practices or an excuse to get out of shape. The life of a football player is a year-round job that does not end after the final game of the season.
Decade-long records fall in California
The SDSU women’s track team competed in three different meets on April 17 – two in California and one in Iowa. Members of the track team went to the Mt. Sac Relays in Walnut, Calif., the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, Calif., and the Sioux City Relays in Sioux City, Iowa.
Par-3s doom the SDSU men’s team at the Stevinson Ranch Invitational
The SDSU men’s golf team finished 11th in the Stevinson Ranch Invitational on April 6 to 7 in Stevinson, Calif. The event was hosted by the University of Colorado at the Stevinson Ranch Golf Club – a 7,142 yard, par-72 course. The Jackrabbits shot a three-round total of 899 (306-294-299) and finished 30 strokes behind the winner Nevada.
Jacks snap five-game losing streak, go 3-3 in home opener
The SDSU baseball team opened their home schedule splitting a six-game home stand against North Dakota State and the University of North Dakota on April 17 to 20. The home opener was a rousing success, as the Jacks pounded the Bison 19-0 to snap a five-game losing streak.
Three finalists picked in A.D. search
The search to replace retired athletic director Fred Oien has been narrowed down to three people. Kevin Dustin, associate athletic director for development at Utah State University, Thomas Michael, associate athletic director at Illinois, and Justin Sell, associate athletic director at the University of Northern Iowa, were announced as the finalists for the vacant A.
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