USD women's swimming and diving team sets five records The University of South Dakota women's swimming and diving team set five school or pool records in rolling to a 162-136 dual win over Nebraska-Omaha at the DakotaDome. South Dakota, which is ranked second in the dual power rankings by CollegeSwimming.com, … Read Article
Coyotes extend winning streak to 11 with 78-46 win over Midland Lutheran With a 78-46 win, The University of South Dakota men's basketball team extended its winning streak to 11 games. The third-ranked Coyotes' win over Midland Lutheran College moves the team's record to 11-0, which is tied for the … Read Article
Allen, Morton and Schneider selected to 2008 Cactus Bowl The University of South Dakota football team's Amos Allen, Christian Morton and Tim Schneider have all been selected to play in the 2008 Cactus Bowl, which will take place on Jan. 11, 2008, in Kingsville, TX. The Cactus Bowl is played … Read Article
Christmas is a time for families near and far Christmas is a special time in South Dakota – just like it is across the country and the world. Families who are spread far across the nation often return home to be together and to share the peace of this holy … Read Article
Letters Don't change Union County To the editor: Just wanted to let the people of Elk Point know why my daughter and I chose to live here in your city. Back some five years ago when looking for a small community to live in we visited many of the surrounding … Read Article
VHS oral interpretation team brings home the hardware Vermillion High School's oral interpretation team, coached by Marv Begley, proved successful at the South Dakota High School Activity Association's State Oral Interpretation Festival on Nov. 31 through Dec. 2. To get to State, the competitors must first make it to Regions … Read Article
Carmen Jueden named USD December Employee of the Month Carmen Jueden, facility worker for the Department of Facilities Management at The University of South Dakota, was named December 2007 Career Services Employee of the Month. "This was a great surprise," said Jueden, who gave thanks to her coworkers during a … Read Article
KU announces candidates for degrees The names of more than 1,600 candidates for degrees for the fall 2007 semester at the University of Kansas have been announced by the Office of Registrar. Graduate and undergraduate degrees are conferred in December based on work completed during the fall semester. Among the … Read Article
Mystery poem may have been written by alternate Bob Karolevitz We've got a dilemma which dates back to 1946, when I was a 24-year-old lieutenant in Japan after World War II. It seems a professor in Virginia is writing his memoirs and seeks permission to use a poem written by … Read Article
The process of reflection This holiday time of year always lends itself to reflection on the things most important in one's life. Family, friends, our home, community and the country we live and work in – just to name a few that come to my mind. The Christmas Carol story … Read Article
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