USD students place in debate University of South Dakota students Austin J. Eich of Madison and Jesse J. Kelly of Sioux Falls placed in the National Education Debate Association (NEDA) competition held recently at Western Illinois University at Macomb, IL. Eich, a senior political science major, finished second in the … Read Article
Pulpit Reflections God's Trees by Pastor Joe Villalobos "Far away, on a hillside, grew a forest of trees. The trees were very happy with life just as it was. But sometimes they spoke of the future, of things they would like to do and be when they grew up. "In … Read Article
USD ensembles plan 'Musical Holiday' concert The University of South Dakota Chamber Singers, USD Brass Choir, USD Chamber Orchestra, conducted by professors Larry Torkelson, Rolf Olson and John Thomson, will present a special "Musical Holiday" concert on Friday, Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. in Slagle Hall Auditorium on the USD … Read Article
For the Record Marlene Amundsen presiding 10-30-98 � 11-05-98 McKnight, Matthew, P.O. Box 258, Gayville. No driver's license, $48.50 plus costs; failure to comply with officer, $48.50 plus costs. Knox, Ryan, Parker, 112 N. Dakota, Vermillion. Illegal backing, $23.50 plus costs. Nesselhuf, Ana, RR 1 Box 47, Burbank. Failure to … Read Article
Bargaining process: It's all about respect by SD Education Association There is an old adage � Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely � that rings true when we look at the public employees' collective bargaining process in South Dakota. In many places, there is little respect for the persons involved … Read Article
Cattlemen plan fall stag Nov. 16 The Southeastern South Dakota Cattlemen's Association Fall Stag membership meeting is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 16, 1998 at the Legion Hall in Wakonda. Social hour begins at 6:30 p.m. with the meeting at 7:30 p.m. All area cattlemen are invited to attend. For more … Read Article
Between the Lines By David Lias I have a hard enough time pronouncing Mesopotamia, let alone spelling the word. But the jitters that some people (not me of course) are feeling today can all be blamed on the beliefs, or more accurately, the superstitions, of Mesopotamians of 5,000 years ago. … Read Article
McGuire graduates from basic training Army National Guard Pvt. Brian J. McGuire has graduated from basic training, the trainee received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, physical fitness, first aid, and Army history and traditions. McGuire is the son of James F. and … Read Article
Winter storm socks county with wind, snow Motorists had to negotiate Vermillion's Main Street with care Wednesday, after a winter storm dumped perhaps as much as nine inches of snow in the region. The storm began early Tuesday morning, but didn't start to subside until Tuesday night, giving city street … Read Article
Tea party surprises Johnson Sylvia Johnson, who was surprised with a special "dress up" birthday tea party Oct. 31 at the Austin Whittemore House in Vermillion, is surrounded by her daughters and granddaughters, Lynnette Graber, Sioux Falls, Heather Peterson, St. Paul, MN, Heidi Peterson, Vermillion, Debbie Peterson, Vermillion, and Sandy … Read Article
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