South Dakota State University's Independent Student-Run Newspaper Since 1885

The Collegian

South Dakota State University's Independent Student-Run Newspaper Since 1885

The Collegian

South Dakota State University's Independent Student-Run Newspaper Since 1885

The Collegian

Early loss stings, Jacks rebound to take third

Michael Gill March 11, 2003

Michael Gill Despite hitting their stride at the beginning of the spring semester, going 11-2, the Jacks season ended in further disappointment, with an early loss in the GPCHA and finishing 3rd. The Jacks...

Women’s History Month

Sean Kennedy March 11, 2003

Sean Kennedy Mothers toil their whole lives to make sure their children have a better life. Few can deny the impact that some woman has had an impact on their lives, for without women, the rest of population...

Erickson, Larson take reins

John Hult March 11, 2003

John Hult By the time the votes were tallied in the 2003 Student's Association elections, many students had already left the frozen campus for the warm ocean waters of Ft. Lauderdale or Cancun. But the...

Senate kills Dakota Corps program

staff March 11, 2003

Susan Smith, Cns PIERRE (CNS) - The South Dakota Legislature killed a bill March 8 that gave a tuition-free education to some South Dakota students. The program gave students who went to college in South...

Road trip music management

Krista Tschetter March 11, 2003

Krista Tschetter Luke likes soft rock, acoustic stuff. John Mayer. Matchbox 20. Anything you could make sweet love to in a dorm room. And lots and lots of Toad the Wet Sprocket. Mike likes Social Distortion....

Athletes treat Frost Arena as their own during powwow

staff March 11, 2003

Tasiyagnunpa Livermont With the powwow several weeks behind us, the members of the SDSU Native American Club are finally getting caught up on sleep and most importantly, our homework. Despite nasty weather...

Jacks track saves best for last, men and women take fourth in NCC tourney

Michael Pecha March 11, 2003

Michael Pecha The SDSU men's and women's track and field teams both finished fourth at the North Central Conference indoor track meet Feb. 28 and Mar. 1 in Vermillion, SD. "The teams performed the best...

SDSU women lose to UND in tourney

staff March 11, 2003

Charlie Maricle Going into the North Central Conference Tournament the SDSU women were riding a four game high. But USD was on an even longer streak. Both teams were neck and neck heading to the finish....

State education package provides $7 million

staff March 11, 2003

PIERRE (CNS) - About $7 million of the governor's $15.1 million education package would be appropriated to school districts under a bill that passed the Senate March 5. "Instead of appropriating $7.3 million...

Fasting brings one close to God

Dianne Nagy March 11, 2003

Dianne Nagy We live in an age of instant gratification, where self-denial is alien to most people. In the land of plenty, observing a religious fast and practicing self-restraint deviates from the norm....

Jacks upset by #6 UNO in NCC semis

staff March 11, 2003

Charlie Maricle The men's basketball team entered the postseason as the second seed in the NCC. The Jacks were able to sweep their last four games at home. Their trip into the postseason had no drama....

Fledgling philosophy, religion and

Krista Tschetter March 11, 2003

Krista Tschetter Students and professors in the philosophy, religion and ethics disciplines are having their first meeting on Monday, March 17 at 8 p.m. to try and get the ball rolling on the formation...

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