Category: Student Newspaper

VIDEO: Student Protest Sparks Controversy

By: NICK WOLTMAN

On April 20, 2010 USD freshman Patrick Linsenmeyer, a member of the student organization, Students Against the State, created two signs protesting a memorial set up by the USD Veterans Club. Linsenmeyer placed the signs within the bounds of the memorial, ...

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Spring football showcases Jacks' exciting defense at Coughlin-Alumni

Defense was the story at the annual spring game on April 24th at Coughlin-Alumni Stadium as the white shirts dominatedProxy-Connection: keep-alive
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he offense, 65-16.

With a modified scoring system and two 45-minute halves and a running clock, the defense earned the majority of their points with 13 tackles for loss, 14 three-and-outs and three interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown by Eric Koehlmoos,

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Relay for Life walks for cancer research

An all-night relay of walking will soon take place at SDSU to help raise money for cancer awareness and research.

One of the most anticipated parts of SDSU's fourth annual Relay for Life, to be held April 30, are the first two laps around the track by

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Twins have strong start, but Tampa Bay better

Here it is, the last column of the year, of my career. It's been a lot of fun and I thank you for reading what I have to say. But I have a little more left in me, so let's get right to it:

Danny Batten getting drafted into the NFL is the latest sign

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Journalism professors prepare for retirement

"I will always remember the apostrophe song," said Jamison Lamp, about professor Jack Getz's Basic Newswriting class.

From an apostrophe song to family ties in California, professors Jack Getz and Dennis Hinde will forever leave a mark on the Department of Journalism and Mass Communicati

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Brookings = Summer fun bonanza

The hot days of summer are just around the corner and while some already have great holiday or work plans for the long-awaited academic break outside Brookings, others may be staying put and wondering what the town

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Visual Arts department waves goodbye to Gambill

Norman Gambill, head of the SDSU Department of Visual Arts since 1984, will be honored at a retirement party from 3 to 5 p.m. May 4, in the Lewis and Clark room of The Union.

"It has been interesting and intriguing (at SDSU). We have gone from 40 majors to 240 majors," said Gambill. "I have hired all faculty currently in the program. It has grown

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Dragon Age expansion doesn't disappoint

I first heard about the game Dragon Age: Origins, an RPG produced by Bioware, shortly before its release in early November 2009, after the Penny Arcade webcomic did a series of comics based on the game. I subsequently decided to purchase the game when it was released and proceeded to play it for about a month straight. Origins was one of the best-reviewed games of 20

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Harvey Dunn: Prairie legacy

The fierce wind from the north blowing through the golden landscape lined with cornfields, as the faint noises from massive black cows echo in the distance: this is the prairie, the vast environment that sparked the inspiration of one of South Dakota's most famous exports in visual arts, as well as one of the many distinguished students at SDSU. Students have oftentimes walked on the road bearing his name and it's only logical to wonder: Who

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Prairie Repertory Theatre celebrates 40 years

SDSU students get a chance to partake in theatre throughout the whole year by participating in Prairie Repertory Theatre. With locations in Brookings and Brandon, PRT will perform this summer during the an

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