Sara Cappiello

Sara Cappiello is from Cody, Wyoming and is a junior majoring in Media & Journalism with a business administration minor. She is the current Managing Editor of The Volante.

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October 15th, 201938 The USD theater department will is bringing "The Story of Susanna" by Victoria Nalani Kneubul to the stage of the arena theater Oct. 24-27. Chaya Gordon-Bland, associate theater professor, is directing the department's second production of the season, sporting themes of gender expectations, violence against women and sexuality as a...
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October 14th, 201974 As a South Dakota native, assistant music professor Timothy Campbell gave up traveling the rest of the country to make it back to his roots. Originally from Sioux Falls, Campbell lived all over the country but returned to the region to join USD in 2014. Campbell teaches a variety of classes at USD – choral literature, applied...
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October 7th, 201930 While some musical groups stay together forever, one trio at USD is always evolving. The Rawlins Piano Trio, named in honor of 1940 USD graduate Marjorie and Robert Rawlins, has been on the USD campus since 1987. The trio is made up of three USD music professors and has changed members over the years. The Rawlins Piano Trio is...
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September 23rd, 201921 USD percussion instructor Darin Wadley said he always dreamed of being in a rock band. Now, alongisde a group of other USD professors and alumni, Wadley is leaving out that dream. The Camellia Quintet is a new rock group made up of USD professors and alumni. Right now, they are playing the music of King Crimson, a progressive rock...
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Sep 23rd, 201930
Americans throw away nearly 10.5 million tons of clothes every year. Those thrown-away clothes can sit in landfills for hundreds of years, if not forever. You may not think about it often, but the...
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September 16th, 201923 As part of an annual discussion series, the Women, Gender and Sexuality studies department presented a Civil Rights Roundtable last Thursday. With representatives from advocacy organizations and scholarly experts in attendance, the department designed the event for people to ask questions on civil rights issues. Sara Lampert, program...
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September 8th, 201936 After English and Spanish, American Sign Language is the third most used language in the United States and is expanding outside of the deaf community. The American Sign Language (ASL) Club at USD regrouped last spring after disbanding a few years ago. USD offers two sign language classes but the interest in learning ASL has rapidly...
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September 1st, 201928 With a new season of diverse productions ahead, students within the USD theater department have started working on stories they will present to the USD community during the fall semester. The season's first show will be The Eccentricities of a Nightingale, which will run from Sept. 26-29 on the Wayne S. Knutson Stage. Other shows for...
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