SDSU supercomputer addition would enhance research capabilities
Campus researchers could expand their computer-based rese
Let’s do the ‘Time Warp’ again
Sparkles, flashy costumes, impressive makeup and heel skills even I envy await SDSU students and the Brookings community during the SDSU theatre group’s production of “The Rocky Horror Show.” The show opens on Wednesday, Oct. 19 and continues through Sunday, Oct. 23. The curtain rises at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, with midnight performances on [...]
Big plays down Jacks
Rennie, UNI made the plays in the second half and SDSU failed to respond. Dual threat quarterbacks have been on the rise over the past few years in college football, which can present challenges for any defense. SDSU managed to stop half of UNI quarterback Tirrell Rennie’s game, holding him to just 27 yards on [...]
SDSU rolls on with blowout home victory
The Jacks took care of IPFW on a blustry day behind the play of two sophomores. SDSU enjoys playing at home, but they could probably do without the wind that whips through Brookings this time of year. While wind was a factor in the match Sunday, a pair of super sophomores helped SDSU withstand both [...]
Scoring stalemate leaves SDSU with tie
Creating offensive chances wasn’t an issue but the Jacks failed to find the netting. Finishing scoring chances has been an issue for the SDSU soccer team all season. Last Friday wasn’t any different as the Jacks tied 0-0 with Oakland after two overtime periods. “We played fairly well for most of the game, it was [...]
Air quality questioned
Faculty members blame miscommunication, lack of knowledge in fixing workplace environment problems. Professors and students leave Scobey Hall and the basement of Wagner Hall sometimes feeling sicker than when they entered. SDSU Faculty Senate members hope to improve awareness of this threat and to revamp a policy to improve communication about unsafe work environments. This [...]
SDBOR President brings experience, education to job
Becoming the South Dakota Board of Regents President was not always something on Kathryn Johnson’s mind. In fact, she says that she was never interested in becoming the president at all. She is simply filling the need because it was her turn to step up. Johnson is well-qualified for the job, though, as a graduate [...]
Coach’s Candor: 10.19.11
Editor’s note: Dave Schrage is the new Jackrabbits baseball coach. He takes over for Ritchie Price, who took an assistant coach job at Kansas. Schrage has 23 years of experience as a Division I head coach, most recently at Notre Dame. The Collegian caught up with him to see how things are going. You went [...]
SDSU supercomputer addition would enhance research capabilities
Campus researchers could expand their computer-based research with upgrades to SDSU’s supercomputer.
Spin me right ’round
Vinyl is no longer just that awkward excuse for leather on your creepy uncle’s couch. The record industry is starting to make its comeback and it isn’t just the “underground bands” jumping on this bandwagon. Artists and bands such as Coldplay, Foo Fighters, All Time Low, Wilco, Ryan Adams, Jack’s Mannequin and Pink Floyd have [...]
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