Wednesday, May 10, 2006

News

• Renovations set to modernize campus, attract students
• Student services make transition to college easier
• Abbott enjoys time on acreage
• Remelius enjoys risks, kids
• Professor urges student interaction
• Junior enjoys diversity of activities on campus
• Regents approve $19.6 million CSC design
• USD announces athletic task force members
• Med School Dean elected chair of governing board
• Regents announce 2008 proposed budget
• USD announces 10-year construction priority list
• D1 task force forms six subcommittees
• Gleason hired for Avera McKennan PR
• OUT WITH THE OLD: CSC demolition off with a bang
• USD alum arrested in teacher-student sex case
• Billion speaks at College Democrats event

Sports

• Intramural sports give students opportunities to stay active
• Track and field coach keeps busy with advising
• Trageser says knowledge may not be the only thing gained in college
• Latest Charlie Coyote brings past experience
• S.D. Football Coaches Association makes $1,000 gift to Mike Freidel Fund
• Division II to consider second football championship
• USD adds three to athletic staff
• USD football ninth in 2005 attendance
• The QB controversy: Who will start for USD?
• Schable not among 20 cut by Arizona Cardinals
• USD approves new tailgating option
• Football: The day is finally here!
• What a start! Coyotes open season with 59-0 victory
• Analysis: What do we make of the 59-0 trashing?

Verve

• Local spots foster live music
• How to shop for random necessities
• Eclectic collections highlight local museums and galleries
• Vermillion Playhouse to introduce summer theatre
• GREEK ROUNDUP
• Bowden: Beware of older men
• Nelson: Gather fun experiences
• Motion City Soundtrack set to rock USD
• Q&A with Motion City Soundtrack bassist

Opinion

• Rydell: Life as a 'Townie'
• Really? You mean I can go now?

Web Updates

• The Volante introduces online podcasts
• Schieffer to receive Neuharth Award
• Consulting firm coming to USD to assess need for student gym

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