Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Volante News Now

• A Dakota Days Retrospective
• USD defeats Augie in last game between the Coyotes and Vikings
• Coyotes Fall to UNO One Last Time
• VOLLEYBALL: Coyotes break single season win record

News

• Bible studies foster community and faith in dorms
• Students complain library's revamped Web site difficult to use
• Bound to be Broke
• Former freshman pleads not guilty to rape charges
• Student center named
• SGA grants $5,000 trial budget to Weekend Programming Board
• Students seek summer work experience to bolster resume
• New frats consider USD
• Refinery may hold jobs for USD students, increase enrollment
• Abbott outlines goals
• Vermillion Police Log
• Native activist to speak about Indian struggles
• Founder of nuclear medicine honored at USD
• Change in student communication policy results in fewer e-mail notifications

Sports

• Can we stop the bull?
• Swim Preview: Squads could have best season in history
• Can hockey survive at USD?
• These big men have a big job to do
• One game shy of surpassing record, team aiming for postseason berth
• Four reasons to attend Coyote volleyball matches
• Are the Coyotes Dome Babies?
• Wally Byrne: 'I call the rest of them kids'

Verve

• Frugal is fabulous
• Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men' takes the stage
• Rob Zombie to play Sioux City and Brookings
• Home-based businesses allow flexible schedules
• Humor: D-Days Drunk Bus Disasters
• CD Review: 'In Rainbows' shines as a "homecoming" record for Radiohead
• Movie Review: "Feast of Love" philosophizes the beauty of love and its unknown risk
• The T-Spot: Let clingers down easy

Opinion

• Editorial: Students shouldn't be left out of student center
• This just in: lots of people in the world are really just selfish tools
• Wage laws hurt economy
• Private military contractors are soldiers of misfortune in Iraq
• Guest column: Values mandate better prisoner treatment
• In the know & In the dark
• Overheard
• Picture Imperfect

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