Nick Schmeichel
Step and drill show includes comedy and competition
The Office of Multicultural Affairs will present the 4th Annual African American Step and Drill Show on Feb. 10 and 11. Two performances of the show will take place Saturday, Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. and Sunday Feb. 11 at 1 p.m. Both performances will take place in Doner Auditorium.
Cage fighting takes dedication
Four fighters with ties to SDSU fought in the “Battle In Brookings” cage fighting event Dec. 2 at the Swiftel Center. SDSU student John Kolbach said that it is hard for amateur fighters to get started in this type of sport because of the lack of knowledge, training and the mentality it takes to fight.
Incubus produces another winner
Incubus once again reinvents their sound with the release of their sixth studio album “Light Grenades.” “Light Grenades,” which was released on Nov. 28, holds 13 tracks that show the group’s electric style and ability to create an album that engages the listener to the very end.
Some handy study and test tips for a traumatic midterm week
You read the chapters, read the notes and completed the study guide. You are ready to ace that test, but as soon as the instructor hands out the paper, you forget everything. However, TRiO Student Support Services has tips that will help you make the grade without losing your lunch.
Two bands set to play at Skinner’s Pub
Two bands, the Bottle Rockets and Trampled by Turtles, are set to rock Skinner’s Pub on Sunday, Oct. 15, with the doors opening at 7 p.m. and the show starting at 9 p.m. The Bottle Rockets seem to have a sound reminiscent of Bob Dylan playing with the Refreshments.
Fall sports fans find specials, reason to celebrate season
Sunday and Monday are the holy days of football, and a few local establishments are kicking in so you can root your team on in style. Check out these local hangouts for weekly football entertainment: Where to go: Skinner’s Pub. Cheering Equipment: Fans can catch the game on a 12-foot, high-definition big screen.
Paintball warfare ‘good, clean fun’
With a combat setting and makeshift war tactics, Darkside Paintball presents students with an alternative to studying or partying. “I am impressed with how well the establishment was run. It’s another option for good, clean, wholesome fun,” said sophomore Isaac Stiegelmeier.
Red Hot Chili Peppers back in action
The Red Hot Chili Peppers have triumphed over many adversities to achieve a level of stardom not to be overlooked. The death of original guitarist Hillel Slovak, multiple drug addictions, and many breakups have all had an impact on the band, which has been making music since 1983.
Schoolhouse rocks
“Schoolhouse Rock, LIVE!”, a play that has been performed at Doner Auditorium since last weekend and will continue through this week with matinees, is a play for all ages. This play brings back to life the classic early-’70s cartoon “Schoolhouse Rock.
One-man band rocks socks off
USD’s Slagle Hall in Vermillion was rocked Friday night by one of the top musicians of today.
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