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Vermillion Public Library to loan mobile Wi-Fi hotspots to patrons
The Vermillion Public Library will offer mobile Wi-Fi hotspots available for checkout, beginning with a trial period in February. Susan Heggestad, the programming specialist for the library, said Verizon contacted the library about this program last summer. The trial will help the library and Verizon better understand how much of a demand there is for the devices, she […]
UPD deserves praise, not apprehension
Our university has an amazing department that’s here to protect us. UPD officers keep us safe, and oftentimes are lenient regarding ticket writing, in accordance with USD’s policy. UPD sergeant Andrew Paulsen was featured in a recent Volante story. It’s nice to have a UPD sergeant who likes the same “holiday” that we do –Dakota Days. While many students tend to see […]
Fall sports focus on strength, improvement during offseason training
Students and fans cheer on USD athletes in their prime: racing on the track, nailing three-pointers or scoring a touchdown. Competition primarily makes up an athlete’s in-season, with some sports having up to three games in a single week. Competition season, regulated by the NCAA, allows up to 20 hours of practice a week. Even […]
Being ordinary is extraordinary
All my life I wanted to be something else. I have a first name that people can’t pronounce easily, I’m taller than the average man and I have an annoying snort when I laugh. I have ordinary talents, but I like to think I’m good at ceramics and writing. Being ordinary, as I’ve come to […]
Athletic trainers’ passion translates to positive relationships with athletes
While the crowds are cheering and athletes are giving their all during games, athletic trainers are always on the sidelines, carefully watching out for any injuries that might occur. Tyler Dopheide, an athletic trainer for the football team, and Kylea Sheley, an athletic trainer for the women’s basketball team, are two USD employees who exceed […]
African Student Association to have 4,000 books delivered to Tanzania
After two successful book drives, the African Student Association is ready to ship close to 4,000 books to Tanzania.buy cipro online https://alvitacare.com/wp-content/languages/new/where/cipro.html no prescription Electing new members to ASA, graduate student and former ASA president Prosper Zongo said the executive members were looking to plan activities for the 2016-17 school year. ASA has 113 members, […]
UPD sergeant committed to USD, safety
The university police department is committed to student safety, a priority that’s evident in the work of Sergeant Andrew Paulsen. Paulsen has been monitoring USD’s halls, hazards and homecoming festivities for more than 10 years. He started as a student worker in 2003. He became a security officer in 2004, was hired as a full-time police […]
R-Pizza serves a slice of the local music scene
The scent of oregano, sweat and beer filled the air at R-Pizza Jan.26 as the restaurant hosted its first show ever. A cover of $5 bought several hours of music and a complimentary slice of pizza. The show featured local acts such as Chump Party, Baby D, Vulgo and Allypantz. Allypantz is Ally King, co-owner […]
Player of the Pack: Jim Litrenta
Jim Litrenta is a junior football player. He’s pursuing a sociology major with a minor in addiction studies.buy clomid generic https://rxxbuynoprescriptiononline.net/clomid.html over the counter Dustin VanHunnik: What was your favorite sport growing up? Jim Litrenta: I used to play both baseball and football as a kid, but just football here now. DV: Who was your […]
People of the Pack: Tommy Hansen and Justin Jones
Tommy Hansen is a sophomore business administration major with a minor in marketing from Omaha, Nebraska. Justin Jones is a sophomore Health Services Administration major with a minor in Anthropology from Windom, Minnesota. They’re roommates who met last year when they were on the same floor in North Complex. Morgan Matzen: What do you hope to do with […]