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Talk it out before deciding to walk out
Roommates can be a college student’s worst enemy. With the exception of single dorm housing, most undergraduate students are bunked with someone they have never met, bound to spend 36 weeks with their habits, behaviors and smells. Unless a student requests a specific roommate or gets a lucky match, roommate experiences can seem like uncharted […]
IN THE KNOW & IN THE DARK: Sept. 4
IN THE KNOW: New food options are slowly being added to the Muenster University Center. IN THE DARK: Charlie’s Grille closed down. IN THE KNOW: Simon Cowell is going to be a father with his best friend’s wife. IN THE DARK: NBA player Lamar Odom was arrested for a DUI. IN THE KNOW: New tailgating rules allowed students and parents […]
Overheard: Sept. 4
Here you’ll find the weirdest, funniest and stupidest things we’ve heard during the week.buy zithromax online https://redemperorcbd.com/wp-content/languages/new/prescription/zithromax.html no prescription Context is for suckers. “There were so many girls throwing up in the sink, like you could have made it to the bathroom.” — Churchill-Haines “It’s not nice to tickle people.” — Dakota Street “That music…the […]
IN THE KNOW & IN THE DARK
IN THE KNOW: USD sent out an email urging students to reduce energy costs by reducing the use of electricity, such as air conditioners. IN THE DARK: The Midwest is suffering from a heat wave for the next few days. IN THE KNOW: A new and improved salad bar is now available in the MUC. IN THE DARK: The […]
OVERHEARD
“It was just one of those days where you’re just laying in bed marinating in your nastiness.buy xifaxan online https://healthcoachmichelle.com/wp-content/languages/new/online/xifaxan.html no prescription ” “Marinating? I’m not a teriyaki steak.” — Al Neuharth Media Center “Holy back sweat it’s hot out there.” — Dakota Street “On Tuesdays, we do not sit in front of trees.” — […]
COLUMN: Leaving with a smile
Oh what a difference a year can make. There’s no denying I’m thrilled to be just days from heading home for the summer as I write this column. Soon I’ll be able to cuddle up with my cocker spaniel, laugh with old friends, hug my mom and dad and shower without wearing flip flops. I’m […]
COLUMN: Get off your tuckus, and set some roots
In the two years I have called the University of South Dakota campus home, at least one thing has become apparent to me: Finding a sense of belonging is the most crucial aspect to a student’s college experience. And when I say finding a sense of belonging, I don’t mean finding out which Vermillion bars […]
COLUMN: ‘The strength of the Coyote is the pack’
To my fellow Coyotes, Welcome to Vermillion, and welcome to the University of South Dakota! We are so pleased that you chose to bring your talents and time to this wonderful place of learning. We are looking forward to getting to know you and watching you grow in your time here, and we hope you […]
COLUMN: First-year offers advice
My first year was quite the experience. As with most graduated high school students, I was excited to move on to the next chapter in life – attend college. I was counting down the days on the first day of senior year. I participated in the USD marching band, which was a great opportunity for […]
COLUMN: Sophomore deals with a difficult roommate
Most of my life, I’ve had to share my room with my brother. From the time he was born until my senior year of high school, we’ve always shared a bedroom. When we were younger this wasn’t a problem. But as we both started getting older and going through puberty, things were stressful and annoying […]
