Andrew Boerema
Students faced with tough decisions
As students approach the end of their undergraduate programs, a very important choice is presented to them. This is the choice of whether to continue education in a graduate program or to enter the work force. Each year, hundreds of students from SDSU make this choice.
Regents’ proposal lacks forethought
The Board of Regents said they are fully committed to having a system-wide laptop program implemented in South Dakota. But what does that mean for SDSU’s student population and Information Technology staff? Quickly, lets go through some background information on the Regents’ plan.
Check-mate out this club
The SDSU Chess Club has been around for a long time. Few remain who know about the early years. The club has never been big, but the members are always very excited about chess and love to play the game. Currently, about five members come consistently, with others coming in and out as they can make it to meetings.
Coming soon: more housing
SDSU is currently looking at possible locations and designs for new student residences. For the last eight years, SDSU’s student enrollment has climbed, stretching the already strained student housing facilities further. SDSU is rapidly approaching 12,000 enrolled students, further pressuring the housing environments.
Pipeline calls many factors into question
A new crude oil pipeline plans to travel through South Dakota. Will the benefits of the project be overshadowed by its risks? The pipeline will be a part of a 2,148-mile project named Keystone being planned by TransCanada, a North American energy company based in Calgary, Alberta.
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