By Katherine Clayton
Lifestyles Editor
• February 4, 2015
I constantly ask myself one question: why do you say “yes” to everything?I have a problem with turning anything down whether it is running a quick errand for someone or writing the paper for a group...
By Katherine Clayton
Lifestyles Editor
• February 4, 2015
SDSU offers students clubs, organizations and weekend classes that encourage active participation in their college careerThe beginning of a semester means the beginning of new experiences and the chance...
Before ending his show with a splash, Brad Paisley and guests, The Swon Brothers and Parmalee, performed in front of a sold out Swiftel Center in Brookings on Jan. 31.Paisley ended his part of the show...
By Katherine Clayton
Lifestyles Editor
• February 4, 2015
Most college students don’t decide to buy a piece of wood as a graduation present to themselves, but John Rychtarik, a South Dakota artist and former Curator of Exhibits for the South Dakota Art Museum,...
By Katherine Clayton
Lifestyles Editor
• January 28, 2015
On a daily basis college students deal with a roller coaster of emotions: happiness, sadness, extreme stress, exhaustion, joy and the list continues. Students struggle with being able to maintain a balance...
The 70th Annual Capers show opened last night, Tuesday, Jan. 27, in the Donor Auditorium. The show’s theme is “As Seen on Capers,” featuring various skits, energetic dances and a number of solo performances.Capers...
By Katherine Clayton
Lifestyles Editor
• January 28, 2015
The smells of spices, the jingle of bells and the buzz of voices filled the Volstorff Ballroom on Jan. 25 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. for the ninth annual Nepal Nite.Nepalese Student Association (NeSA) hosted...
By Katherine Clayton
Lifestyles Editor
• January 28, 2015
Sounds of saxophone could be heard vibrating through the high ceilings of Lincoln Hall on Jan. 26. Carl Spaeth, an instructor of saxophone and jazz in the music department, performed a faculty recital.The...
By Katherine Clayton
Lifestyles Editor
• January 14, 2015
A common trend for college students is finding food that is quick to make and easy to eat between classes, but for college students with Celiac Disease, eating requires more planning and caution.Alexis...
Welcome back to the tundra that is known as South Dakota.The spring semester has just started, in case anyone needed a reminder, and I am not ready.I have been putting off thinking about the start of...
By SARA BERTSCH
Lifestyles Editor
• December 3, 2014
Homemade ornaments, multi-colored lights and the smell of evergreen trees have taken over The Union as student organizations and campus departments have carefully decorated their own tree to display.The...
By SARA BERTSCH
Lifestyles Editor
• December 3, 2014
With a mere three weeks left to go, everyone is scrambling to get their Christmas shopping done. To most this is an incredible feat, one that often is known to cause mild headaches (from thinking long...
