Vermillion, SD News

• Vermillion, SD News
• Approach goals one bite at a time
• Letters: Festival helps restore community's heritage
• Guest Commentary: Congratulations, graduates
• MyStoryYourStory: Would have made a good picture
• Letters: Mandate is absurb
• Between The Lines: Gant should focus on campaign promise
• Vermillion voters to the polls June 5
• USD names Tena Haraldson Director of Communications and Media Relations
• USD SHRM undergrads take top honors in regional competition for second straight year
• King of the Banjo instrument collection has new home at National Music Museum
• Jolley School will serve free meals to youth this summer
• Organization names Missouri River among nations most-endangered
• Beauty in motion
• Farber Center at USD presents 66th annual American Legion Auxiliary Girls State
• BREAKING NEWS: Jim Abdnor, former US senator from SD, dies at 89
• Society for Biomaterials receives travel award to attend World Biomaterials Congress in China
• USD FMA chapter honored as Superior Chapter for 12th straight year
• Fire destroys home
• Through the roof
• Grand Finale
• USD students suspected in fraud investigation
• Parry to USD grads: We need you
• Public input sought for swimming pool design
• Between the Lines: A stark reminder that you can never be too careful
• MyStoryYourStory: The sweet sounds of homecoming
• The whirligig of time:
• Stanford St. Project To Start Monday
• For The Record
• Students compete in first USD-Wells Fargo Equity Research Competition
• School of Health Sciences students garner top research honors
• BREAKING NEWS: USD students suspected in Vermillion fraud investigation
• University statement on Tax Return Fraud investigation
• Beacom School of Business graduates score top 3 percent in national exam
• USD's School of Medicine ranks nationally for producing family medicine physicians
• University of South Dakota awards degrees at 125th Spring Commencement
• USD students awarded Critical Language Scholarships in 2012
• College of Fine Arts presents Knutson Award to music history professor
• USD student selected to Teach for America program
• 2012 Fulbright recipient Brock Schardin to teach in Spain
• University Libraries professor to attend MPLA Leadership Institute
• Competitive research leads to Goldwater Scholarship for USD student Jennifer Dumdie
• USD to honor graduating Native American students with ceremony
• Director named for School of Medicine's Clinical Skills & Simulation Center
• USD announces recipients of diversity, cultural leadership awards
• USD students receive Global Learning Scholarships to study abroad
• Students honored for leadership, service at USD
• USD student claims top prize at 2012 Giant Vision awards
• Distinguished faculty honored at USD with 2012 Belbas-Larson Awards
• USD Med School to present June research symposium on PQCD
• USD welcomes China delegation at inaugural American Visiting Institute for Chinese Real Estate Entrepreneurs
• USD to confer degrees at 125th Spring Commencement on May 5
• U. Discover Research Scholar Program announces 2012 participants
• 'Micawber Medley' now on display at University Art Galleries
• USD fraternity helps various causes with Week of Service events
• Historian, author to speak on Native Americans and Missouri River
• USD online M.B.A. students garner top scores in national ETS exam
• College of Arts & Sciences honor faculty with Cutler Awards
• Coyotes to battle defending national champions at Howard Wood Field in Sioux Falls
• Law School's Roger Baron three-time Jackson Award recipient
• Earth Day celebration at USD to raise money, awareness for environmental issues
• 47th annual Student History Conference is April 19 at USD
• Professor Judith Sebesta recipient of Doyle Humanities Teaching Award
• USD students receive awards at regional broadcasting conference
• USD to celebrate 150 years with 'USD Day' on April 20
• School of Health Sciences hosts Eisenhower Fellow Lecture on post-revolution Egypt
• Sioux Falls law firm establishes Johnson, Heidepriem & Abdallah Trial Advocacy Fellowship at the USD School of Law
• Center for Disabilities staff, trainees to be represented at national Disability Policy Seminar
• Political science professor recipient of Fulbright Award for research
• 'Catch Me If You Can' author is featured Volk Symposium guest
• 'In Transposition' exhibition features USD students' artistry
• Best-selling author, technical workshops highlight 2012 SDAS Annual Meeting at USD
• Musical thriller 'Sweeney Todd' dishes up fun at USD Theatre
• Yankton teams win South Dakota Science Olympiad Tourney at USD
• USD campus to host PIKE 'Fundie Run' clothing fundraiser
• Law School alum to deliver 2012 Charles H. Dillon Lecture at USD
• USD fraternity to raise funds for charities through 'Week of Service'
• National scholar, author highlight IdeaFest 2012 lecture slate
• GEAR Center adds labs to accelerate research, entrepreneurship
• USD student awarded top prize in Native American Essay contest
• Pi Sigma Epsilon student named 'Future Leader' at nationals
• USD music students take top honors for singing at regional contest
• USD student chosen to attend Clinton Global Initiative Conference
• Student artists from Sioux City featured at John A. Day Gallery
• BREAKING NEWS: Guard unit will not deploy to Afghanistan
• Retiring Med School Dean to be honored with Open House
• SIFE at USD is national qualifier for 11th straight year
• Recreation Management cites USD Wellness Center for outstanding innovation, architecture
• Emergency management experts to share information, examine 2011 Missouri River Flood at USD conference
• Match Day reveals USD med students' residencies
• USD Political Science League Farber Lecture welcomes John Hibbing
• University Libraries at USD to receive Janklow papers on March 27
• Garretson student crowned state spelling bee champ at USD
• BULLETIN: Firearm threat prompts police response
• Officers discover suicide victim Tuesday
• Research symposium at USD to address Missouri River science, issues
• BULLETIN: Firearm threat prompts police response
• Phi Beta Kappa initiation, lecture is March 29 at USD
• Coyotes Win WNIT Debut
• Sanford School of Medicine ranks in national top 10 for Rural Medicine
• CMJ student is official delegate to PRSSA National Assembly
• Alpha Phi at USD to raise funds for Vermillion Backpack Program through annual 'Alpha Phi-esta' philanthropy event
• Burned out
• USD Theatre's 'Coyote on a Fence' debates capital punishment
• Report: USD Women To Make WNIT Field
• VanMeeteren new SGA President following record election at USD
• Clark-Willow Lakes edges Vermillion 50-47 in OT
• Miller gets past Vermillion 57-50
• USD Symphony Orchestra to rock with KANSAS at Aalfs Auditorium
• South Dakota Supreme Court to hear nine oral arguments during Term of Court at USD School of Law
• Summer Accounting Institute showcases career opportunities
• Chamber Singers to perform at United Church of Christ in Vermillion
• Tiospaye Student Council at USD presents 40th annual Wacipi
• 'Kleinprints' on display through March at University Art Galleries
• NCAA notifies USD of successful completion of self-study for Division I transition
• High school students can register now for Healthcare Careers Camp
• USD readies for 28th annual S.D. Science Olympiad State Tournament
• Alpha Phi at USD recognized for outstanding service, citizenship
• USD, Sanford School of Medicine learn 'Circle of Courage' intervention model from Brokenleg presentations
• Yankton Middle School students take top honors at USD Spelling Bee
• USD Chamber Singers to embark on four-state concert tour in March
• USD Theatre presents the award-winning play 'Top Girls'
• Students strive for scholarships at Scholarship Recognition Day
• USD online M.S.A. receives 'Best Buy' grade from consumer group
• USD chemistry professor earns plaudits for extraordinary research
• Esteemed law professor to address voting rights issues at USD's annual Thurgood Marshall Program and DiscoverLaw Open House
• USD named to 'Best Value Colleges' list for 2012
• UPDATE: Coyote Village bomb search leads to New Jersey arrest
• About 500 tickets remain for Thursday's South Dakota State game
• Best of USD student art on display at 25th Stilwell Student Exhibition
• USD students to showcase research at Pierre Poster Session
• USD political science students net state, national and global internships
• Skateboard designs, graphic novels, tapestries all part of unique artistic exhibitions at University Libraries
• Spotlight shines on USD students, faculty at regional theatre festival
• Dozens of USD students go 'AWOL' for community-service
• Health care students to receive critical training at Disaster Preparedness Day at USD
• Accounting students net jobs, internships with South Dakota firms
• USD Distance Nursing Program launches mobile simulation unit
• Online graduate business degrees earn plaudits from U.S. News
• BREAKING NEWS: Former SD Gov., US Rep. Bill Janklow dead at 72
• Students honored for fall 2011 academic success at USD
• Acclaimed pianist Reid Alexander to perform solo recital at USD
• Chair of Physical Therapy Department appointed to state board
• USD community to honor King's legacy with Day of Service
• January exhibitions showcase photographs, paintings at USD
• Social work professor at USD selected for prestigious fellowship
• College of Arts & Sciences to begin offering sustainability degree
• School of Business M.B.A. is 'Rising Star' according to FindyourMBA.com
• USD's Larson elected to NLN board of governors
• Candidates to receive degrees at USD's 36th Winter Commencement
• Mary Dekker Nettleman named USD Vice President for Health Affairs and Dean of the Sanford School of Medicine
• Department of Theatre to showcase student talent with special performance
• Day Gallery at USD to host 'Pots & Photos' thesis exhibition
• USD to confer degrees at 36th Winter Commencement
• Timmerman named chair of surgery at Sanford School of Medicine
• Steve Brown to lead University of South Dakota Foundation
• 'Art Soup' exhibition showcases USD student artists
• USD FY11 grants, contracts report shows growth despite obstacles
• USD fraternity raises $3,000 for Cure Kids Cancer
• Health Services Administration program at USD earns AUPHA honor
• Communication Science and Disorders faculty at USD recognized nationally for excellence
• International computer programming contest computes to top 10 local finishes for USD students
• USD music students shine at SDMTA State Conference
• USD Theatre sets the stage for Tony Award-winning 'Avenue Q'
• USD fraternity hosts Cure Kids Cancer benefit "Thursday Night Live"
• LATEST UPDATE: Former SD Gov. Janklow says he is dying of cancer
• KPMG LLP professionals to address School of Business students
• Distinguished students, alumni and business leaders honored at Beacom School of Business Award Luncheon
• Area high school students to get history research help from USD History Department faculty, University Libraries faculty and staff
• Beacom School of Business welcomes OCC agents for Nov. address
• BREAKING NEWS: Inmate in SD guard killing sentenced to death
• Periodic Table focus of PBK Visiting Scholar Lecture at USD
• USD professor named SDWLA Teacher of the Year
• Ganious Named NFF National Scholar-Athlete and Finalist for William V. Campbell Trophy
• Department of Transportation, city, seek public input on area transportation study
• Dennis Stevens named interim chair of pediatrics at med school
• USD is official state sponsor of 2012 Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Choral programs take center stage for Fall Choral Showcase at USD
• Renovated organ to be re-dedicated with recital at USD
• Merkle will share story at Bergen Lutheran
• Distinguished students, alumni and business leaders to be honored at Beacom School of Business Award Luncheon
• Civil War history is subject of 2011 Schell Lecture at USD
• USD Launches Strategic Planning Process for 2012-2017
• USD School of Law to host 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
• Marcus Briggs-Cloud to present 17th annual Cash Lecture at USD
• Lawler named dean of the School of Health Sciences at USD
• USD Nursing to deliver four-year baccalaureate degree program
• Duling, Payer reign as Miss and Mr. Dakota for 2011 Dakota Days
• USD dedicates Bailey and Kathy Aalfs Auditorium
• Former SEC chair to address USD audience for 2011 Volk Symposium
• Enrollment in the Honors Program reaches new heights at USD
• Sports ticketing landscape subject of USD's Economics Lecture Series
• Sanford School of Medicine approved for Cardiovascular Fellowship
• Renovated auditorium celebrated with concert, naming ceremony
• Puppet master to conduct workshop with USD Theatre students
• New medical director of Sanford Health's NICU is Dennis Stevens
• District 17 Lawmakers Host Board of Regents at Vermillion
• University Art Galleries to showcase several alumni artists
• Sanford School of Medicine welcomes first geriatric fellow
• Rare Peruvian instruments to be donated to National Music Museum
• BREAKING NEWS: Statesfirst influenza case of season reported in Clay County
• USD freshman class increases 9 percent
• South Dakota's First Couple to serve as Dakota Days Parade Marshals
• USD is one of 'America's Top Colleges' according to Forbes
• Distinguished alumni to be honored during Dakota Days at USD
• USD celebrates International Education Week
• Sanford School of Medicine, Yankton AHEC host CLIC Conference
• USD Chamber Singers finalists for The American Prize
• Theatre season opens with Tony Award-winning 'God of Carnage'
• USD recognizes faculty with President's Research Awards
• USD awarded Military Friendly School title from G.I. Jobs
• Computer Science professor receives NSF grant for iPlant project
• USD physical chemistry professor organizes solar energy symposium
• Carla Dieter named chair of USD Nursing Department
• U.S. News' 'Best National Universities' list includes USD
• USD Biology Professor awarded $1.8 million, four-year NSF grant for ontology-enabled reasoning research
• 59th Harrington Lecture to feature USD Psychology Professor
• Social Work Chair to receive NDSTA career achievement award
• Lecture highlights Constitution Day activities at USD School of Law
• Museum curator to present 2011 Oscar Howe Memorial Lecture
• USD hosts memorial service to honor donors to Body Donor Program
• USD honoring veterans, National Guard members with free admission to Saturday's football game
• Author to address USD students with program on suicide prevention
• Beta Alpha Psi at USD named Superior Chapter for fifth year in a row
• Student bus trip to Wisconsin football game sponsored by SGA
• School of Law recognized as 2011 'Best Value' by national magazine
• USD receives grant to support students in service
• Coyotes Celebrate Launch of New Merchandise at Sioux Falls Scheels Saturday
• Back to School for Vermillion - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Funeral services set for Guard soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Gov. Daugaard Asks For Flags At Half-Staff Thursday To Honor Fallen Soldier
• C-SPAN founder, chairman and CEO Brian Lamb to receive Al Neuharth Award at USD on Oct. 6
• Welcome Week kicks off with Convocation, new look at USD
• School of Law professor honored by SDTLA for 'exemplary service'
• South Dakota's CMJ Department welcomes Mercury Intermedia CEO
• University Art Galleries hosts UAG Loan Exhibition show, reception
• Open auditions are Aug. 31 for fall USD Theatre productions
• Duling named Great West Conference Scholar-Athlete for 2010-11
• S.D. National Guard soldier dies in Afghanistan
• USD receives $3 million TRIO Educational Talent Search Grant
• USD Theatre announces award-winning fare for 2011-12 season
• Center for Disabilities at USD celebrates 40 years of excellence
• Recuerdos fire ruled arson
• USD named 'one of America's best colleges' by The Princeton Review
• USD's Missouri River Institute director to give keynote address at Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation annual meeting
• BREAKING NEWS: State needs input by Friday on flood damage
• USD Foundation names Tessa Gould associate development director
• Statewide officials attend SDMC leadership program at USD
• USD hosts 38th High School Honors Choir Concert
• USD's Missouri River Institute course to examine 2011 flood
• Recuerdos heavily damaged by fire
• BREAKING NEWS: Burbank man charged following dog killing
• USD students spend the summer interning, studying abroad
• Annual Nikki's Fund 5K raises money for USD students in crisis
• USD music student winner of AGO Young Artist Competition
• Students receive Dakota Corps Scholarships to attend USD
• School of Medicine welcomes president of AAMC to campus
• High school students diagnose career possibilities at USD camp
• USD hosts ninth annual Institute for Teachers of Gifted Youth
• USD's affordability ranked one of nation's best for out-of-state students by U.S. News
• BREAKING NEWS: No boating allowed on Vermillion River due to flooding
• USD students honored for spring academic success
• Dakota Dunes levee repaired, Exit One on I-29 re-opened
• Thomas E. Geu named interim dean of USD School of Law
• Elections, award presentations highlight Girls State at USD
• USD researchers awarded more than $250,000 in state Competitive Research Grants
• USD, local volunteers join forces as river level rises
• Daugaard: South Dakotans scrambling as floodwaters approach
• Dan Moen named interim president of USD Foundation
• Residents along Missouri River alerted to higher water flows
• USD Dakota Days 2011 theme announced as 'Raise the Dust'
• USD researchers earn state research grants
• USD Med School to present June research symposium on PQCD
• USD's Farber Center hosts 65th Girls State beginning May 30
• Sanford School of Medicine one of nation's 'most popular' according to U.S. News data
• Beacom School of Business students manage financial success
• USD Foundation President Benchoff departing for Ohio U
• National leadership program cites USD SSOM faculty member
• USD Med School honors students, faculty with awards
• USD named to President's Community Service Honor Roll
• USD History professor to address to National Guard logisticians
• USD student Brittni Badger is 2011 Fulbright Scholar
• Distinguished alumni to be honored at USD's 2011 Spring Commencement
• USD Law School Hooding Ceremony honors 2011 graduates
• Native American student graduates to be honored at USD
• USD Law Professor Thomas J. Horton honored with Jackson Award for Excellence in Teaching
• USD honors Arts & Sciences faculty with Cutler Awards
• USD student Roger Irwin awarded 2011 Udall Scholarship
• USD Day Gallery to feature 'Visions Incarnate' exhibition
• School of Med faculty member is recipient of Minority Scholar in Cancer Research Award
• Two faculty members honored for excellence in teaching at USD
• USD Theatre students win national acting awards
• Fifteen from USD inducted into AOA national honor society
• Thomas Emanuel named USD's 15th Truman Scholar
• USD one of nation's 'greenest' campuses
• Students to exhibit 'photoGRAPHIC' at W.H. Over Museum
• USD announces budget reductions
• Students earn top honors at USD History Conference
• USD student Cecily Engelhart 2011 Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar
• Faculty, staff and student recipients of Diversity Awards at USD
• USD to award degrees at 124th Spring Commencement
• USD campus vandalized, two students arrested Thursday
• 'Reflective Resolutions' to be on display at USD's Day Gallery
• USD honors students for extraordinary leadership, service
• USD presents second annual Philosophy Conference Saturday
• 2011 Missouri River Institute Research Symposium is at USD
• Chinese professor part of Dean's Lecture Series at The U
• USD Delta Mu chapter of PSE wins national chapter award
• USD Law School dean to step down in July
• Hageman Center announces writing contest winners
• USD E-Team students assist with About2Buy.com company launch
• USD Theatre brings 'Spelling Bee' to the stage
• Biology professors to keynote USD IdeaFest presentations
• M.B.A. alum to give Dean's Lecture at USD B-School
• Yankton teams ace Science Olympiad tests at USD
• USD 2011 IdeaFest: Enhance the Academic Experience
• Anthony Dowd to deliver 2011 Volk Symposium at The U
• USD hosts 46th Student History Conference on April 12
• Students from USD garner awards at NATS competition
• 'Mischief of a Sleepwalker' on display at USD Art Galleries
• ACA bestows distinguished award upon USD professor
• USD School of Law names 2011 Masten Moot Court winner
• USD Center for Disabilities hosts Spring Autism Conference
• U. News students finish second at national media convention
• Accreditation open forums scheduled for April 4 at USD
• NAEYC elects USD professor to top board position
• Grand Opening for USD Academic Commons is March 29
• USD to offer education doctorate at UC -- Rapid City
• USD Med School names Associate Dean for Rapid City campus
• Register now for The U's 2011 Summer Accounting Institute
• USD presents 14th Dance Marathon
• USD increases housing options for students
• USD physiology professor honored for teaching excellence
• USD Med School cited nationally for rural medicine program
• USD Theatre breathes new life into 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead'
• South Dakota women host Idaho Thursday in WBI's first round
• USD Chamber Singers complete spring tour with Home Concert
• 14th annual Building Bridges Conference is March 25 at The U
• USD School of Law welcomes justices 'home' for South Dakota Supreme Court's March 2011 Term of Court
• Textbook rental program coming to campus bookstore at USD
• USD med student aims to reduce, prevent outdoor injuries with ExpeditionDoc.com Web site
• 27th annual State Science Olympiad is April 2 at USD
• PT Chair at The U honored for leadership at national convention
• USD PT student awarded 'Outstanding Student' honor from APTA
• USD Music welcomes acclaimed organist Calvert Johnson
• Video contest 'inspires' USD education student to first place finish
• USD students elect Collin Michels SGA President
• Students from The U to show movie at Siouxland Film Festival
• USD OT students score perfect on national exam
• USD law students to offer legal services to South Dakota Indian Reservations during spring break
• High school students can register now for USD Healthcare Careers Camp 2011
• Character counts when local students 'Be Like the Coyotes'
• USD Foundation makes portfolio gains with 2010 investments
• Law students from The U finish in top 10 at NTC regional
• Stanford professor to present Phi Beta Kappa Lecture at USD
• USD Chamber Singers present North American concert tour
• USD hosts high school seniors for Scholarship Recognition Day
• USD to be evaluated for accreditation by HLC
• OneRepublic headlines Slagle Auditorium performance at USD
• Students from The U go AWOL to help those in need this winter
• Dance Marathon at USD boogies to raise money for CMN
• USD Psychology program director is recipient of national award
• USD Theatre stages chilling drama 'The Woman in Black'
• Former USD law student appointed Secretary of Tribal Relations by Gov. Daugaard
• Olympic champion Mills headlines E-Team Evening at USD
• BIG Job Fair highlights employment opportunities for students
• USD students invited to display research at Pierre Poster Session
• Farber Center at USD hosts author, '09 alum Patrick Johnson
• USD Theatre student wins regional ACTF acting competition
• Students seeking careers in health care to be trained in disaster preparedness at USD on Feb. 4
• USD Wellness Center fit for Feb. 1 grand opening celebration
• Larson to retire as Director of National Music Museum
• USD professor president-elect of state NASW chapter
• Students named to U. News spring semester news team
• Maryland professor headlines USD Thurgood Marshall Program
• The U's Rawlins Piano Trio to perform at national CMA event
• USD students receive degrees at 35th Winter Commencement
• USD names Linda Anderson to direct Black Hills Playhouse
• Tom and Meredith Brokaw pledge gift to USD Foundation
• USD Health Sciences dean to step down next summer
• USD students to perform at National Opera convention
• Student exhibition 'Vitality of Memories' on display at The U
• ROTC cadets at USD lead by example with top LDAC honors
• USD Rawlins Piano Trio presents concert inspired by world events
• Distinguished alum Thomas ShortBull to present lecture at USD
• USD Theatre stages Shakespeare's classic 'Twelfth Night'
• State Sen.-elect Nygaard switches party
• South Dakota student wins Sell-A-Thon title at PSE regional
• Nationwide consumer group ranks USD online health care graduate degree a 'best value'
• South Dakota students inducted into national honor medical society
• Associate Dean Norman Neu to retire from School of Medicine
• USD Opera presents "An Evening of One-Act Operas"
• Distinguished professor, JAG colonel William G. Eckhardt to lecture at South Dakota
• Students examine career offerings at Health Happenings
• Trick or Treat?<br /> <br />
• Hoffman: ‘Survivor’ experience difficult but enjoyable
• USD band invited to London
• New faces added to local offices
• Expanded smoking ban to take effect
• Nesselhuf holds no regrets
• Winter Warmth Coat Drive under way
• BF-LF seeks members in area
• ASVAB will be given Nov. 17
• Welcome Table will meet Nov. 8
• South Dakota to join Missouri Valley Football Conference in 2012
• USD Theatre stages student-directed one-act plays
• Princeton Review names USD's Beacom School of Business 'one of nation's best'
• USD Beacom School of Business honors distinguished students, alumni and business leaders
• Letter: Spin, nationally and locally<br /> <br />
• Letter: Fund has many strings attached<br /> <br />
• MyStoryYourStory
• Between the Lines
• Sound of USD to perform at London’s New Year’s Day Parade
• SGA president: statue would help school pride
• White House writer, Walsh, offers insight on Obama Administration
• Herseth Sandlin, Noem take aim at each other’s records
• State candidates share views
• Governor candidates face off
• USD announces 2010 summer degree recipients
• Acclaimed USD pianist to present October recital
• 2010 Cash Lecture at USD to focus on 'Cultural Leadership'
• USD alum Lynn von Koch to address Israeli/Palestinian discord
• Billionaire Warren Buffett on the menu for USD students
• USD Department of Nursing named NLN Center of Excellence
• Fourth annual USD Career Fair is Nov. 4 for students, employers
• The verdict is in: USD School of Law is one of nation's best
• Visiting artists set the stage for upcoming performances at USD
• Rawlins Visiting Artist Stephen Beus to perform at USD Oct. 25
• USD Alcohol and Drug Studies professor receives national leadership award
• Three USD faculty members honored for research excellence
• Fall Choral Showcase shines spotlight on USD choral programs
• Sound of USD to perform at London's New Year's Day Parade
• Successful authors, entrepreneurs to meet with students, speak at USD
• USD expands study abroad opportunities for students
• MyStoryYourStory
• U expansion on hold — for now
• Warren Buffett on the menu for USD students
• Welcome Table will meet Oct. 24
• Flu shot a combo of H1N1 shot and normal, yearly shot
• Daugaard says life experiences qualify him for governor’s office
• GOP Candidates court USD students’ votes
• Commission candidates queried at forum
• Letter: Jones will be great representative
• Between the Lines
• Abbott: Future funding cuts unacceptable
• Private funding to pay for big U. projects
• MyStoryYourStory
• ‘Don’t Ask Don’t Tell’ is a joke
• Life saving blood drive scheduled Oct. 22
• County candidate forum set for Oct. 19
• Welcome Table will meet Oct. 18
• Paradise Fears returns to home stage after victory
• Janklow hopes to share experiences with USD students
• Andersons establish cemetery fund
• School board OKs concussion procedures
• Say what?
• Black, Vega recognized for success in media
• Journalists share bond with Neuharth
• Brokaw: ‘Uncle Sam needs us’
• Red and White
• Welcome Table will meet Oct. 11
• Test scheduled at VHS Oct. 13
• Special Olympics Bowling Tourneys Set
• Flu shot clinic Oct. 14 at USD
• Fit for a king
• Recent rainfall could delay crop harvest
• Gathering informs investors of Vermillion Now! progress
• ROTC cadets get hands-on experience
• Brokaw praises survivors for courage
• Vermillion ‘in the pink’ Sunday
• The acorn: act of faith, gift of fall
• Are elders contributing to an erosion of faith among young?
• Head Of The Class
• School district looks into hosting Polar Plunge
• Introducing myself to the Vermillion scene
• Two blood drives planned next week
• Midcontinent Media Foundation awards grants
• Vermillion Police to hold Rx Collection
• Free firearm safety kits available
• Missouri River serves as conservation classroom
• The Spill Canvas to rock D-Days
• Police continue sexual assault investigation
• Brokaws to help with ‘Race For The Cure’
• ‘Sidekicks’ kick back
• Hail of a storm
• Dakota Days 2010 at USD: Join the REDVOLUTION
• Centerville Arts Council to present ‘Nunsense’
• VHS class of 1960
• Daughter’s Suicide Story Shared With Students
• Ribs, Rods & Rock ’n Roll offered with great taste
• Kamenetz: Solution To Increasing Tuition Is Online
• Groundbreaking marks start of ‘virtual broadband highway’
• Warren: ‘It felt like a dream’
• Despite Funding Woes, L&C Water On Track
• This Week's Editorial Cartoon
• This week's editorial cartoon
• <strong>Vermillion police arrest 3 suspects</strong><strong>after second night of
• '10 Homecoming Candidates
• USD’s wellness construction on pace; Slagle falls behind
• New housing celebrated with public reception Sept. 2
• Smoking ban supporters start campaign
• City approves first reading of 2011 budget
• Police arrest vehicle burglary suspect
• Something to cheer about
• Melby will be honored Sept. 16
• Scarecrow festival set for Sept. 18 in Akron
• SESDAC celebrates DSP workers
• Going to extremes
• MyStoryYourStory
• Between the Lines
• Chamber Chat
• Coyote Bash
• Vermillion native walking across country
• Herseth Sandlin calls for greater fiscal discipline in Washington
• Research money hits record level at USD
• Ribs, Rods & Rock ’n Roll to gear up Sept. 10
• United Way kicks off campaign
• 2010 Clay County Fair Results
• Clubs & Organizations
• For The Record
• Two to be honored with Neuharth Award
• U. Convo set for Aug. 28
• Sesquicentennial Highlights
• Honoring & Remembering: Clay County Veterans' Stories
• Sue Job selected ‘Employee of the Month’ at Sanford
• Between The Lines
• MyStoryYourStory
• Pulpit Reflections
• New USD classes at Crazy Horse graduate first students
• Chamber Chat
• Between The Lines
• My Story Your Story
• Chamber Chat
• Yankton College Announces Partnership
• Check It Out
• For The Record
• Money available from PEO International for woman
• Devericks is SESDAC, Inc. employee of the month
• Infant and pediatric security system donated by Dakota Hospital Foundation
• USD ‘Evita’ auditions set
• Sesquicentennial Highlights
• Adams Homestead festival Aug. 14
• Sen. Johnson has gallbladder surgery
• New lease on life
• Swing Batter!
• Pedaling with a purpose
• Downtown plaza now known as Ratingen Platz
• Sen. Tim Johnson on the mend after surgery
• Backpack program prepares for possible growth of hunger
• Fly-In Breakfast<br /> will be served Sunday
• Explore South Dakota: National Music Museum

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