Monthly Archives: October 2005

Retired teachers will meet Oct. 12 The Vermillion Southeast Area of Retired Teachers will meet at the Silver Dollar Oct. 12 at 11:30 a.m. for a luncheon, program and meeting. The program will be a presentation on prescription drugs � SHINE. A memorial service will be held for Lynn Milton, … Read Article →

Moen honored by Augustana College The awards recognize alumni who have excelled in their careers, exemplify Augustana's five core values, and have been involved in their church and/or community. The recipients were honored at the Alumni Banquet, Sept. 30. In his role of dean of Arts and Sciences at The … Read Article →

USD experiences significant enrollment gain The South Dakota Board of Regents announced Tuesday that total enrollment in the South Dakota public university system is up nearly 3 percent this fall. Leading the charge in meeting the goals of greater student numbers is USD. In terms of headcount and full-time equivalent … Read Article →

Marching bands meet at DakotaDome Oct. 15 The University of South Dakota will host The Quad State Marching Competition from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 15, in the DakotaDome. Twenty-four high school bands from South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska and Minnesota will compete in field marching competition. The … Read Article →

A different kind of drive A number of Coyote football veterans are concentrating on a different type of drive these days. As they watched the devastation caused to people in the south by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, a group of former South Dakota Coyotes football players immediately felt they had … Read Article →

Panel will discuss flu The School of Business at USD will sponsor an international forum titled "Are We Ready for the Killer Flu?" on Wednesday, Oct. 12 at noon in the Lincoln/Roosevelt Rooms of the Coyote Student Center. The panel will be moderated by Dr. Benno Wymar, professor emeritus of … Read Article →

Johnson named USD employee of the month Johnson, who has worked in the ITS office since 2004, was nominated by Nancy Nelson, Carole Cochran and Debbie Stalvig of the School of Business. By all accounts, Johnson is courteous, thorough and polite when providing computing solutions on campus. Nelson noted the … Read Article →