The Collegian

Native American history celebrated

Jill Fier • February 18, 2003

Jill Fier The 11th annual SDSU Conference on American Indian History and Culture will be held Thursday and Friday in the University Student Union. The purpose of the conference is to "emphasize the voices...

Hockey hopes dead, rival suffers

Michael Gill • February 18, 2003

Michael Gill Going into a weekend with one's fiercest, bloodiest rivals a coach may always be hesitant about delivering bad news. A coach never can guess how a team will take it. But on Friday night the...

Looking out for folks to party with

Nathan Sanderson • February 18, 2003

Nathan Sanderson At this point in the semester, distinct lines have formed among the fair students of SDSU. One lesson newcomers learn almost immediately is the "party within your group" rule. If you don't...

The war on sex

[email protected] • February 18, 2003

[email protected] I'm a big dumb devil's advocate. That said, on with the fun... To speak of abstinence amongst the clergy is awkward on several counts. First and foremost on the collective consciousness...

British foreign exchange student shares reaction to first powwow

Janine Fagan • February 18, 2003

Janine Fagan Entering the pow-wow, the first thing I heard was the clinking of bells, lots of bells, and then before me stood the most amazing sight, a dancer dressed in his native tribal attire. As I...

Soul food to be served on campus

staff • February 18, 2003

South Dakota State University Dining Services will hold a soul food luncheon at noon on Feb. 24. Traditional soul food will include fried chicken, collard greens, macaroni and cheese and peach cobbler....

DBI instructs owners on historical benefits

Krista Tschetter • February 18, 2003

Krista Tschetter Downtown Brookings Inc., the organization of Brookings representatives who hope to analyze and improve small business in town, is taking another step toward informing business owners....

Despite dissent, Hussein remains very dangerous

Tony Venhuizen • February 18, 2003

Tony Venhuizen The possibility of a war with Iraq is dominating the political landscape of this country. Over the weekend, millions of protesters throughout the world gathered to demonstrate against a...

Learning to drive safely in the United Kingdom

Janine Fagan • February 18, 2003

Janine Fagan As I walk across Medary, I find myself to be very cautious of the traffic, just like home. The amazing thing is, is that just two blocks parallel with Medary you don't need to walk with such...

UPC to hold winer formal

staff • February 18, 2003

The University Program Council is co-sponsoring the Winter Magic Formal at the Brookings Park and Recreation Building on Feb. 21, at 5:30 p.m. The night includes limo transportation, dinner, a magician,...

The political world needs more thought and dissent

Megan Dahle • February 18, 2003

Megan Dahle Ah, the sweet sound of dissent. France, Germany and Russia have all taken a strong stand against the United States when it comes to our hard-line policy on war with Iraq. But frankly, I'm tired...

The not-so-secret secret of Chicago’s

John Hult • February 18, 2003

John Hult Chicago is a hit. It's riding at the crest of a wave of the fully revitalized movie musical, they say. The Collegian's own managing editor and practicing movie nut Todd VanDerWerff says it will...