Letters Let's focus on Social Security gap To the editor: Proponents of radical changes have made much of the high ground they allegedly occupy in the ongoing debate about the future of Social Security. Recent op-eds and letters to this publication have trumpeted the virtues of private personal accounts created … Read Article
Make a statement � wear a T-shirt by Bob Karolevitz It used to be that T-shirts were just wearing apparel. The same goes for sweatshirts. Now, however, if they don�t have a message or a clever saying on them, they�re fit for the rag bag. For instance, Phyllis has a … Read Article
USD SIFE team wins regional competition In addition to the Regional Champion award, the USD SIFE team was also a finalist in two other competition categories: National Entrepreneurship Month and National Ethics Month. SIFE encourages students to take what they are learning in the classroom, apply it to real-life situations, … Read Article
Rasmussen, Patel receive VHS student honors Michelle Rasmussen and Anish Patel were selected as the Vermillion High School Students of the Month for April. These seniors will receive a $100 scholarship from First National Bank-Vermillion in recognition of their academic and extra-curricular efforts. Rasmussen is a "hard-worker with a great … Read Article
USD will conduct summer school The School of Education at The University of South Dakota is conducting a summer school for children who are experiencing learning difficulties. This summer school experience includes students enrolled in school from kindergarten to 12th grade. It will run from July 7 to July 31, … Read Article
USD students' art featured in exhibit An exhibition of works by University of South Dakota art students Varinthorn Christopher, Joel Solomonson and Kelly Marshall are on display from now until May 10 in the Main Gallery of the Warren M. Lee Center for the Fine Arts located on the USD … Read Article
Name recognition Rare gamelan at museum no longer anonymous Tri Sutrisno, a traditional dancer born and trained in Java, performs the mask dance. A rare Javanese gamelan at the National Music Museum on the campus of The University of South Dakota was given its official name, "Kyai Rengga Manis Everist," … Read Article
Obituaries Robert Bock Robert Henry Bock, 76, of Vermillion, died April 12, 2003 at his residence. Wake services were held Monday, April 14 at 8 p.m., at Dworak's Vinton Street Chapel in Omaha, NE. Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 15, at 11 a.m. at Dworak's Vinton Street Chapel with … Read Article
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