Nichole Griffith
Dairy Bar offers something for everyone
Do you know where cookies and cream ice cream was first created? How about jalapeno cheese? These two popular flavors of ice cream and cheese were created right here in Brookings at the SDSU Dairy Sales Bar. Howard Bonneman, Dairy Plant manager, said that cookies and cream was created within the last 25 years.
Staters for State to salute and honor employees on March 1
On Friday, March 1, Staters for State, the student alumni organization, will honor all SDSU alumni who are currently employed at SDSU. “All employees will receive a pin along with a yellow and blue ribbon to wear on that day,” said Jeff Nolz, with Staters for State.
TRIO Support Services helps students succeed in college, real world
“TRIO Student Services helps students learn how to go to college successfully,” said Bonnie Alberts, retention officer with Student Support Services. Alberts said that currently 150 SDSU students are enrolled in the program which provides personal and academic advising, as well as serving as an advocate for the student.
Kindermusik popular thanks to fun, learning and parental involvement
Studies have shown that listening to music can have strong benefits for children and adults. One early childhood music program in particular has been growing in popularity. Kindermusik is an age appropriate music and development program for newborns through children age 8.
Nursing: The stress that blesses
In 1937, SDSU graduated its first class of nursing students. Today, despite challenges that nurses face in the workplace and an overall shortage, the SDSU nursing program is still going strong. The program was recently re-accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education through 2011.
Economics prof. retires
Nichole Grififth C&C Editor Long time SDSU Economics professor Howard “Rocky” Gilbert retired in December, after nearly 35 years of teaching. Gilbert said he went into teaching because he always enjoyed being a student and liked sharing his knowledge with others.
Livestock, Dairy teams bring home trophies
Livestock Judging Team The SDSU Livestock Judging Team recently took sixth place out of 33 teams overall in the national contest at the North American International Livestock Exposition in Louisville, KY. Kelly Bruns, Animal Science Professor, coaches the 23-member team comprised of juniors and seniors from all majors.
Is your car prepared for winter driving hassles?
Now that winter and holiday seasons are upon us, chances are you will be doing a little more driving, and now is the time to have your car tuned up before the full force of a South Dakota winter hits. A mechanic should check the following on your car during a winter tune-up :battery, antifreeze, wipers, ignition system, thermostat, lights and hazard lights, exhaust system, heater, brakes defroster and oil level.
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