Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Volante News Now

• Nicol first in USD history to earn regional tennis ranking
• Coyotes split doubleheader with North Dakota
• VIDEO: Print Edition Preview

News

• Vermillion Police Log
• Hundreds gather for Diversity Night
• Safety gear saved two students' lives in collision
• Commons may switch to buffet
• VIDEO: Book celebrates 100 years of med school
• Foundation finds success in donations from student body
• Professor makes fifth trip to USD
• History professor spends 10 days in jail for DUI
• New manager of Media Relations making contacts from day one
• Students present undergrad research findings at IdeaFest
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Students conduct exit polling

Sports

• Soetmelk starts club to continue career
• Transfer aiding tennis team
• USD student runs for awareness
• Pitching staff gets a shakeup
• Two 'huge' meets this weekend for USD men's and women's golf teams
• Director of Athletics says he's staying busy prepping for Division I move
• Former high school standout leads lacrosse team to victory
• Roughed up rugby team has home game Saturday

Verve

• A tale of intolerance
• Finding 'center' essential to yoga poses
• Community cultivates produce project
• Columnist escapes drunken tryst with rappers
• PHOTO: Trial By Jury
• BOOK REVIEW: O'Reilly's latest crashes and burns as biased propaganda
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Reign Over Me' boasts talented actors, lacks in exposition
• ADVICE: Single life allows chance to explore self, opposite sex
• Modest Mouse stuns fans with outrageous behavior

Opinion

• EDITORIAL: Legacy of USD giant hard to capture
• GUEST COLUMN: One of 'Doc's Dames' shares memories
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Picture Imperfect
• ACROSS THE CAMPUS
• COLUMN: "All Employees Must Wash Hands" - except at USD
• COLUMN: Serenity at last; A modest proposal
• COLUMN: 'Unfair' alcohol sales (a.k.a. collusion) bad for consumers
• In the Know & In the Dark
• Passive Aggression In A... Nutshell
• OVERHeard
• CARTOON

Doc Farber

• Remembering William "Doc" Farber
• Professor, mentor worked on legislative projects even late in life

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