Now available: student discounts
With college students on a tight budget, saving a couple of dollars here and there is something most students would not turn down. With the help of the Students’ Association, a new student discount club has been started to phase out the coupon books that have been used in the past.
Construction students build home
Imagine a class where you get to construct an entire house from scratch: a massive frame, siding, roofing, the works. Imagine that while earning credits, you also get to make a difference in the life of a Brookings family by giving them a new home.
Fall trips offer students options
Do you want an opportunity to get out of Brookings? Weekend STUFF and UPC are both offering trips to SDSU students who wish to take a break from campus on the weekend and travel. Sam Jacobs, graduate assistant for university programs, said he thinks students should be aware of these opportunities.
Dorm life can be enhanced by fun, creative cooking
The words “meal plan” probably sounded exciting when you first read them on the brochure or Web site about student life at SDSU. Anything from salads, pizza, Asian-style meals, burritos, among so many other options, could delight your tastebuds every day without any effort other than sliding your student ID card by the cashier.
Second Vampire novel a delight
Seeing into the life of a so-called villain is something that doesn’t happen every day. At the end of Interview with the Vampire, the reader’s feelings toward Lestat are nothing but disgust and disdain. Now, author Anne Rice has given Lestat a chance to tell his story.
Fall TV shows declare themselves worthy of your attention
Wondering what shows are worth catching this fall? Make time in your schedules for these six shows, which concentrate on being funny, musical, dramatic, awkward or all of the above.
Freshman dominates singles play in Omaha
The SDSU men’s and women’s tennis teams concluded play at the Omaha Collegiate Championships on Oct. 4, as freshman Jameson Goetz went a perfect 3-0 in singles play. In a round robin format, Goetz barely won his first round match in No. 3 singles against his opponent from host school Creighton.
Soccer starts conference play with pair of shutouts
The Jackrabbits’ Danni Healy picked a great time to get her first goal of the season, as it was the deciding factor in a 1-0 victory over Centenary on Oct. 2. The women’s soccer team earned the win in their Summit League opener in Shreveport, La. Healy’s shot found the net in the 70th minute of play.
A healthy state
How do students balance studying for tests, going to class and doing homework and still have time to eat healthy and exercise? It may be hard to do, but many students at SDSU are taking important steps to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Joe Darrington, a senior majoring in agricultural engineering and pre-vet, said his lifestyle is healthy “most days.
Larson offers seating options
While some students want to eat with their friends at a large table, others may prefer to have a more intimate meal while sitting in a booth. Some like to sit where they can see everyone, while others would rather be hidden in a corner doing homework. All of these students’ wishes are now possible at the remodeled Larson Commons.
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