Editorial by the Plain Talk We encourage anyone of voting age who has not yet registered to vote to do so at once. We also urge citizens to use a bit of caution. There apparently is at least one individual in Vermillion who is in the "business" of signing up … Read Article
Letters Maintain quality ed To the editor: It is depressing to hear that seven teachers will disappear from the classrooms in the Vermillion School District next fall because of a massive funding deficit. This community has repeatedly rejected opportunities to increase local funding to the schools, compensating for a lack … Read Article
'Fantastic transformation' keeps building alive by Bob Karolevitz You'll have to excuse me for getting personal this week, but I toured my old high school building in Yankton recently – and, believe me, it brought back a flood of memories. Instead of tearing the schoolhouse down, Gary and Casey Blom … Read Article
USD law students will collect donations for local food pantry Members of the University of South Dakota School of Law chapter of the Federalist Society will be holding a scavenger hunt among residences in Vermillion to collect needed items for the Vermillion Food Pantry. The entire law school student body … Read Article
USD political science students meet with Daschle Sen. Tom Daschle recently met with several University of South Dakota political science undergraduate students. The group was in Washington, DC for the political science department's annual trip.��� "It was a pleasure to meet with such an impressive and dynamic group of students," … Read Article
Dahlin will retire as USD vice president Dr. Donald C. Dahlin The University of South Dakota has announced that Dr. Donald C. Dahlin will retire from his position as vice president for academic affairs. Dahlin will return to the Department of Political Science at USD where he will teach American … Read Article
Board of Regents sets tuition and fees Tuition and fees will increase 5.5 percent at South Dakota's six public universities next fall, the South Dakota Board of Regents decided March 18. The board set the rate for the 2004-05 academic year at its meeting in Brookings. In addition, the board … Read Article
Bucklin pens history of S.D. National Guard Dr. Steven J. Bucklin, a professor at The University of South Dakota and a former guardsman, has authored the first history of the South Dakota National Guard in over 40 years. Bucklin's second book, From Cold War to Gulf War: The South Dakota … Read Article
State, tribal leaders featured at USD Indian Law Symposium The economic progress of the last half-century in South Dakota has for the most part not been realized by the state's American Indian population. In order to identify challenges and a plan for the future, The University of South Dakota School … Read Article
Odson performs with KU Intercollegiate Band Eleven University of Kansas Band students were selected to perform with the Kansas Intercollegiate Band in a concert in Wichita for the 2004 Convention of the Kansas Music Educators Association. The event was at 4:05 p.m. Friday, Feb. 27, in the Century II Concert … Read Article
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