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

Wicks to run for new Brookings City Council term

staff February 24, 2003

Zeno Wicks II announced his candidacy this week for the open three-year term on the Brookings City Council. Wicks has been a city councilman since being appointed in September to fill the term which was...

McKennan offers exercise sessions

staff February 24, 2003

Avera McKennan hospital in Sioux Falls is offering on-campus Dakota Digital Network presentations on "Trouble Shooting through the Winter Months with Exercise." The session will be held from 4 to 5 p.m....

Student leaders eye top spots

John Hult February 24, 2003

John Hult Feist & Arne would foster student input A desire to get to know and help people coupled with a desire to make it easier to approach student leaders motivated Ryan Feist and his running mate Stephanie...

House ratifies cigarette tax to fund programs

staff February 24, 2003

Tara Bordewyk, Community News Service PIERRE (CNS) - If a bill that passed the House of Representatives Feb. 22 becomes law, South Dakota will join its neighboring states by raising the tax on cigarettes....

Destination: Spring Break

Krista Tschetter February 24, 2003

Krista Tschetter College students around the country are dusting off their passports and digging out their moth-eaten beach duds in preparation for that wild-and-crazy drunken free-for-all (or at least...

Wrestlers split last meets, head to championships

Adam Zobel February 24, 2003

Adam Zobel The SDSU wrestling squad split its final two duals of the season this past week, defeating Augustana and falling to Nebraska-Omaha. The wrestlers began their week with a 22-16 victory over archrival...

Legislature should revoke pardon law, begin anew

Tony Venhuizen February 24, 2003

Tony Venhuizen Bill Janklow served our state as governor for sixteen years. In that time, he proved himself to be an effective administrator, largely due to his tendency to make quick decisions. Governor...

Apparel Merchandising: In touch with changing trends

Rebecca Schultze February 24, 2003

Rebecca Schultze Dr. Nancy Lyons asks her students to watch television and award shows and to read magazine to keep up with the fast-paced changes in the fashion industry. Lyons, a professor of apparel...

Spending time with … Dedication

staff February 24, 2003

Charlie Maricle When people in and around the SDSU Athletic Department talk about Aaron Johnston, the adjectives first mentioned are calm, competitive, confident and dedicated. Spend a week with him and...

Who’s really to blame for these secret pardon laws?

Hallie Thomas February 24, 2003

Hallie Thomas Megan Dahle will no longer be writing "From the Left." Her position will be filled by political science major and Students' Association Senate candidate Hallie Thomas. A senior from Willow...

Alcohol tax fails to get nod from Senate

staff February 24, 2003

Tara Bordewyk, Community News Service PIERRE (CNS) - The Senate killed a bill that would increase the alcohol tax in South Dakota Feb. 22. Under the bill, people would pay up to five cents extra for their...

Student airs views on racism, growing up a minority in SD

Brandon Williams February 24, 2003

Brandon Williams A couple of weeks ago, three friends and I went to a bar downtown to have a few beers. As the hours passed, more and more people began to arrive, and people started to become increasingly...

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