Wednesday, November 15, 2006

News

• ROTC: Standing Proud
• Surprise visitor prompts concern
• Dance Marathon kicks off
• Salsa dancing not your average club grinding
• Students urged to get flu shot
• USD set to offer new study abroad program for England university
• Avian flu course may be required
• SGA Brief: $188,000 given to student groups

Sports

• Junior swimmer looking for repeat success
• Coyotes rooted in Dakota Schoolers
• Four returners look to lead women to season-opening win
• Students, professors enjoy playing racquetball for exercise and fun
• Two senior cross country runners look to go out as All-Americans
• Club Hockey: Transfer steps up in place of injured teammates
• Northwood's triple option offense presents new challenge

Verve

• Spilling Secrets
• Evolving bit by bit
• Column: SD: Think Spink
• On the fence: Going forward with grad school
• Awkward moments? Keep the zipper up
• Commentary: Fighting post-date-hate syndrome
• Old favorite Nintendo produces next generation system
• Plan for downtown Vermillion facelift in early stages
• Theatre major Joie Bauer springboards career

Opinion

• EDITORIAL: Congratulations Coyotes on reaching the playoffs
• EDITORIAL: Head on over to Student Health and get a flu shot, it's money well spent
• IN THE KNOW, IN THE DARK
• Commentary: Think you can spot a feminist? Evolving definition says think again
• Commentary: Before fake-baking, guys must reckon with inner man-compass
• Commentary: Let's tip our hats to a good election
• Commentary: Vote Yes for Life campaign guilty of its own Referred Law 6 defeat

Web Updates

• What happened in overtime
• No. 16 Coyotes drop No. 17 Northwood, 31-28
• Mbball: USD shocked at home by Wayne State

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