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SGA presidential candidate finds new running mate, senators receive anonymous backlash Campus

SGA presidential candidate finds new running mate, senators receive anonymous backlash

February 18th, 2020279 Last week, Student Government Association (SGA) presidential candidate Katie Brust announced Tallon Everson as her new running mate. At Tuesday's meeting, SGA officially announced another candidate, Carissa Occhipinto, has a new running mate, Shelby Specht. Occhipinto replaced former running mate Blake Brown with Specht after Brown...
House Bill 1057 does everything but protect trans youth Opinion

House Bill 1057 does everything but protect trans youth

February 2nd, 2020179 On Jan. 29, with 46 yeas and 23 nays, HB 1057 passed the SD House of Representatives, and now its fate rests in the SD Senate. Now, with a name like the Vulnerable Child Protection Act, you might be thinking we ought to be protecting our children from the meth epidemic, neglect and abuse and food insecurity. But this bill addresses none...
Students, faculty get involved in midterm elections, watch results State/Local

Students, faculty get involved in midterm elections, watch results

November 7th, 201879 Update: Republican candidate Kristi Noem was elected as South Dakota's first woman governor, Republican  Jason Ravnsborg was elected South Dakota Attorney General and Republican Dusty Johnson was elected to South Dakota's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.  Students and faculty kept close watch on election night results at...
Women in leadership: Year of the woman State/Local

Women in leadership: Year of the woman

November 6th, 2018143 This is the second part of an ongoing series about female leaders in South Dakota. The New York Times reports that 2018 has been a record-breaking year for women for many reasons. There is a record number of 257 women running for the House and Senate this year; the 2018 midterms have broken the record for number of females dedicated...
South Dakota legislative sessions too short Opinion

South Dakota legislative sessions too short

September 6th, 2016175 Given South Dakota's small, conservative population, it should come as no surprise that it has a fittingly small government. No matter the size of the government, it still takes time to run a state. Right now, South Dakota isn't even giving the legislature time to think. The South Dakota state constitution limits the length of time...

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