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COLUMN: Serious heath issues overlooked at USD

March 27, 2012February 9, 2014 Betsey Horton0

The following column is dedicated to the administration of this fine university. As a student, there are certain issues I feel they have done an excellent job of ignoring, and I would like to appeal to them to make a change. I realize you have been out of college for many years and may not […]

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COLUMN: Breaking up is hard to do

March 20, 2012February 9, 2014 Betsey Horton0

Throughout my misadventures in love I have been given a lot of very strange advice. One of the strangest was to stay friends with my exes after getting dumped because that is the only way to maturely handle the situation. Though I realize that there are some people who can do such a thing, this […]

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Stephen King revamps time travel genre

March 13, 2012February 9, 2014 Jordan Foye0

One would think the time travel genre would have lost its appeal long ago due to lack of originality, but Stephen King isn’t known for his conventional writing. His latest book “11/22/63” takes the subject, which has been beaten to death in movies as well as literature, and makes it central to the plot line. […]

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COLUMN: Tight-fitting dresses and skirts unflattering trend

February 28, 2012October 9, 2023 Betsey Horton0

As Vermillion’s resident fake Parisienne, there are certain fashion trends I have little tolerance for. The latest of these is so disturbing to me that I have no choice but to emerge from hiding in an attempt to save my fellow females from it. I know what you’re thinking: What could women possibly be wearing […]

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COLUMN: Profiling — an issue for college students

February 21, 2012February 9, 2014 Anna Burleson0

I have been pulled over a total of six times while driving my own car. Comparatively, I have never been pulled over while driving my grandma’s Lincoln Towncar, a friend’s Denali suburban or my mom’s Camry. Young people are constantly profiled. If you’re under 25 and drive any kind of used car that was made […]

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COLUMN: Finding a happy medium

February 14, 2012February 9, 2014 Anna Burleson0

I used to like cowboys, but then I got close enough to smell one. Back in high school, I had a few short-lived relationships with typical Midwestern men. They were cute, polite, nice to my mother and could fix anything from a car to a broken window. The best part was that they were always […]

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COLUMN: Feedback from students is necessary

February 7, 2012February 9, 2014 Josie Clarey0

Page two of the Verve section is getting a face-lift and we want you to be a part of it. Editor Payton Randle, Assistant Editor Emily Niebrugge and I have been planning out the possibilities this page presents. We want to make sure this page is engaging and interactive and full of the things you […]

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COLUMN: Guide to asking, taking a woman out on a date

January 31, 2012February 9, 2014 Betsey Horton0

Not-so-gentlemen of USD, rejoice. I have composed a simple guide for how to conduct yourselves properly on a date. You may thank me later. The first thing you should do before you ask a girl on a date is ask yourself the following question: “Am I interested in her because of her body or her […]

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COLUMN: Resolutions take shape

January 24, 2012February 9, 2014 Josie Clarey0

At the beginning of the semester, a friend and I decided to start exercising in the mornings at the Wellness Center as a way to start being more intentional about our health and well-being. To be honest I don’t know what I was thinking. While I do enjoy mornings, I don’t enjoy forcing myself, or […]

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“Jane Eyre” still relatable to today’s readers

December 7, 2011April 3, 2014 Cheyenne Perata0

Over the years there have been many stories written and filmed about the adventures of nannies, governesses and the like. In 1847, Charlotte Brönte wrote a book about a governess and it became one of the best-beloved novels in English literature. The novel is “Jane Eyre,” and the story tells of a young girl’s journey […]

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