Monthly Archives: September 1998

Shrine to Music Museum announces '98-'99 season A limited number of subscriptions are now available for the 1998-99 Sunday-afternoon concert series at America's Shrine to Music Museum on the campus of The University of South Dakota. A subscription, which guarantees admittance to all five concerts, is $75. Celebrating the Museum's … Read Article →

PA Day in South Dakota is Oct. 6 Governor Bill Janklow has declared Oct. 6 as PA Day in South Dakota. This national and statewide day of recognition is intended to provide physician assistants with the opportunity to educate the public about their role in our health care delivery system. … Read Article →

Woman injured in rollover Jaime Hanson, 21, Vermillion, was injured Wednesday morning in a one-vehicle accident west of Vermillion on Highway 50. Hanson apparently lost control of her 1986 Chevrolet Blazer, over-corrected and rolled two times into the median. She was alone in the vehicle. "She was thrown from the … Read Article →

Dakota Life tells stories of extraordinary people, places South Dakota Public Television went in search of ordinary people and places with extraordinary stories. The result is Dakota Life. In October, Dakota Life takes a look at three kinds of artists. One story looks at an artist who is "sphere"-heading a … Read Article →

Yarbrough's work will start symphony's season Saturday Stephen Yarbrough by David Lias Saturday is going to be a special day for both the South Dakota Symphony in Sioux Falls and Stephen Yarbrough, associate professor of music at The University of South Dakota. The symphony will perform its opening subscription concert … Read Article →

Reception starts United Way drive by David Lias Joan Louise and Norman Waitt, Sr, parents of Ted Waitt, president and CEO of Gateway Industries, North Sioux City, officially got the ball rolling on the 1999 Vermillion Area United Way Campaign on Sept. 17. After visiting the "Cow Palace" in Vermillion, … Read Article →

Traut presents paper at conference in Paris University of South Dakota Political Science Professor Carol Traut was invited to present a paper at the 24th Meeting of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences in Paris, Sept. 7-11. The theme of the conference was "The Citizen and Public Administration" and addressed … Read Article →

Winghert earns MA degree Thomas John Winghert, Vermillion, was among the 120 students who completed advanced degrees at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville this summer. Winghert earned a master of arts degree in history.

Engstrom named acting dean University of South Dakota Research Director Royce Engstrom has been named acting dean of the Graduate School at USD, according to an announcement Sept. 17 by USD Academic Affairs Vice President Donald Dahlin. Effective Oct. 1, in addition to his duties as research director, Dr. Engstrom … Read Article →