Softball team takes two from Mount Marty College South Dakota women's softball team found offense aplenty in a sweep over Mount Marty, 12-4, 12-3, on March 28 in the DakotaDome. It was a rough start to the season for upstart Mount Marty, playing their initial two games of the season. … Read Article
Parkin throws a 4-0 shutout against Augie The University of South Dakota baseball team improved to 10-7 on the season by sweeping a pair of games at the NCC/NSIC Challenge at Headid Park in Sioux City, IA on March 30. The Coyotes defeated Augustana, 4-0, and Southwest State, 4-3. USD … Read Article
Vote 'yes' on amendments April 10 By Gov. William Janklow On Tuesday, April 10, you have an opportunity to vote on two of the most financially important decisions facing South Dakota today. "Yes" votes on Constitutional Amendment A and Constitutional Amendment B will ensure that more than $350 million of … Read Article
Between the Lines By David Lias With passage of campaign finance reform all but assured in the Senate, opponents are looking for ways to defeat the bill in the House or in negotiations between the two chambers. It's easy for even the most patriotic among us to dismiss this latest … Read Article
Bob and Phyllis visit land o' the green By Bob Karolevitz Killarney, Ireland: Leave it to us. We came to Ireland AFTER St. Patrick's Day! This is truly the land o' the green � 47 shades of the color in the fields, trees and floral growth. The flag of the … Read Article
Letters Nesselhuf urges amendment's support To the editor: On April 10, there is an important election in South Dakota. It's an opportunity for South Dakota voters to establish trust funds that will benefit our children and grandchildren. I hope every registered voter takes time to vote on these two very … Read Article
Scholarships available through Sprint/NCSL Applications are available for $2,500 scholarships to students entering graduate study for the first time in the fall of 2001, according to Rep. Judy Clark. Four scholarships will be awarded to students, female or male, pursuing an advanced degree in political science, public administration, public policy, … Read Article
SDSU, USD announce plan for joint dean Peggy Gordon Elliott, president of South Dakota State University, and James W. Abbott, president of The University of South Dakota, have announced a plan to recruit a joint dean of education for the college of education at SDSU and school of education at … Read Article
Vermillion School District forced to make cuts; variety of factors come into play for decision by M. Jill Karolevitz The state Legislature�s failure to provide adequate funding for education, increased costs, the inability to raise taxes and using general fund monies to provide staff raises has resulted in the need … Read Article
Jazz Night 2001 slated April 9 at VHS gymnasium The Vermillion High School Department of Music has announced that VHS Jazz Night 2001 has been scheduled for Monday, April 9, at 7:30 p.m. in the VHS gymnasium. The night's concert will feature selections from the VHS Jazz Choir, Rhythm in … Read Article
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