VervePlay addresses the death penaltyMar 20th, 201227 When the audience walks out of the theater after “Coyote on a Fence,” the cast and director want them to be thinking about the death penalty. “It is an important issue in society,” graduate student and director Fred Liebfried said. “I...
VerveStephen King revamps time travel genreMar 13th, 201217 One would think the time travel genre would have lost its appeal long ago due to lack of originality, but...
Verve"Tucker and Dale vs. Evil" good horror spoofMar 11th, 201236 A short and sweet horror comedy, “Tucker and Dale vs. Evil” is to hillbilly backwoods killers as “Shaun...
VerveCOLUMN: Tight-fitting dresses and skirts unflattering trendFeb 28th, 2012116 As Vermillion’s resident fake Parisienne, there are certain fashion trends I have little tolerance for. The...
VerveDuo Montagnard to perform for music museum audienceFeb 28th, 201225 The Brown Bag Lunch Program at the National Music Museum will be offering a new blend of music that it...
VerveUSD to host spring festivalFeb 28th, 201216 The University of South Dakota Symphony Orchestra will host a Spring Orchestra Festival for area high...
VerveEuropean works featuredFeb 28th, 201214 The University of South Dakota art galleries will incorporate the Eastern European culture with...
VerveStudents give music new ‘spin’Feb 28th, 201222 Two students at the University of South Dakota are finding ways to express their creativity through...
Verve"Top Girls" a win for the Theater DepartmentFeb 23rd, 201224 “Creepy” isn’t a word that gets paired with feminism very often. Caryl Churchill’s play “Top...
VerveCOLUMN: Profiling — an issue for college studentsFeb 21st, 201212 I have been pulled over a total of six times while driving my own car. Comparatively, I have never been...
