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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 […]
Player of the Pack: Dakarai Allen
Freshman Dakarai Allen, a kinesiology major, is on the football team as a wide receiver. DV: Where did you come from to play for USD? DA: I came from Largo, Florida. DV: As an athlete and a student, what brought you to USD? DA: I came to USD from with a full-ride scholarship to […]
People of the Pack: Ellie Swanson
Ellie Swanson is a first-year physician assistant studies major major from Pukwana, SD. Morgan Matzen: Have you ever moved? Ellie Swanson: I have moved a maximum of six miles, that was when I was two, and then I moved a mile two years ago. I moved because my parents built a house, and then the […]
Late goal gives Coyotes win in first game at new field
It took 85 minutes for first-year Amanda Carpio and the Coyote women’s soccer team to score the first and only goal in the first match at USD’s brand new First Bank & Trust Soccer Complex against the Idaho Vandals. The first half was a stalemate. Although Idaho unleashed seven shots to the Coyotes’ two, neither team managed to […]
Drug dog, counselor demonstrates for delegates
By Lexis Sherron Correction: The Sacajawea Scroll incorrectly stated that Deanna Johnson assisted with the 285-pound drug bust in Friday’s newspaper. She also worked alone finding 30 pounds last December. The cloths drug dog Dina are rewarded with are made out of recycled clothes and donated fire hoses are odored in ecstasy, not soaked. Officer Tapia […]
Sioux Falls SWAT team presents at Girls State
By Abigail Beeson Mike Monte and Jon Thum visited Girls State to give a presentation about the Sioux Falls SWAT Team Friday at Aalfs Auditorium. The Sioux Falls SWAT team is called to an average of 20 calls every year. Its primary calls are hostage situations, barricade problems, sniper shooting and high-risk missions. “We […]
South Dakota Girls State counselors receive five-year pins
By Samantha Simonsen This year is a special one for three South Dakota Girls State staffers. Deanna Johnson, Emily Niebrugge and Melissa Hessman are celebrating the not only the 70th anniversary of Girls State, but also five years working as counselors and office manager. “I keep coming back because I get the opportunity to […]
Three American Legion Auxiliary staff celebrate 15 years at Girls State
By Libby Klamm Mary Jane Scherschligt Scherschligt, Irene Hovorka and Cheryl Horvorka have each served 15 years at Girls State. Cheryl is the director of Girls State. She attended Girls State when she was in high school and has been associated with the American Legion Auxiliary ever since. She has been involved in the […]
Girls State breaks barriers of female stereotypes
By Marisa Smith Women’s jobs are associated with nurses, teachers or even stay-at-home mothers. But women should also be known for their business, media and politics. It is time to break the barriers of female stereotypes. Programs such South Dakota Girls State encourage women to break these stereotypes. Though this is a step in […]