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DUNN ISN’T DONE President Barry Dunn offers solutions to declining enrollment, gives Imagine 2023 update in State of the University Address

Collegian photo by FRANKIE HERRERA SEE ADDRESS ON A6 A2 September 11, 2019 NEWS sdsucollegian.com Administration opens football CRIME LOG 08.25.19 • 12:44 a.m. @ Brown Hall. games to LATI students for free Drug/Narc Violations. •12:47 a.m. @ 7th St. Liquor/ TRENTON ABREGO days, the university provides prospective studies. Editor-in-Chief students with free football tickets. “We’ve committed to each other to Possession/Consumption. “Currently, our athletics depart- work together for the benefi t of young •11:10 a.m. @ Young Two days prior to Saturday’s home- ment charges a nominal ticket fee to people,” Dunn said. Hall. Liquor/Possession/ opening football game, South Dakota the Admissions Offi ce for football and The effort to provide free tickets Consumption. State University announced an basketball tickets for Senior and Junior looks to expand the relationship between •11:54 a.m. @ Binnewies Hall. arrangement with Lake Area Technical Day,” Dunn said. the two schools. Disorderly Conduct. Institute (LATI) in Watertown. However, it is yet to be determined According to Dunn, 25% of LATI stu- The agreement between the two if there will be a ticket fee for LATI dents head to a four-year college directly •11:15 p.m. @ Spencer Hall. schools allows LATI students to attend students. after graduation. Dunn also went on to Drug/Narc Violations. Jackrabbit football games free of charge. The administration sees the agree- say that 50% of graduates would return 08.26.19 However, the agreement doesn’t apply ment between the two institutions as a in the future to complete a four-year • 10:56 p.m. @ Pugsley. All to the Hobo Day game against Southern revenue-builder. degree. Other Offenses. Illinois or the Dakota Marker showdown “(LATI students) are coming for free. “Our idea is to get them on campus 08.27.19 versus North Dakota State. They are not taking seats from anyone and show them a collegiate experience,” Among the administration, they see else,” Dunn said. “It’s not costing us any- he said. •11:30 p.m. @ Binnewies. a few diff erent benefi ts of the agreement. thing, we think that what they buy in the Those aren’t the only benefi ts that Liquor/Possession/ Here’s what you need to know: bookstore, concessions will actually help the administration sees in the agreement. Consumption. SDSU students pay a General us from a revenue perspective.” Since moving into Dana J. Dykhouse Activity Fee, which covers co-curricular This SDSU-LATI relationship isn’t a Stadium, there has not been a sellout. Read the full crime log on activities — including athletic contests. new phenomenon. The stadium was completed three sdsucollegian.com “None of our students will have any “It might seem new,” Dunn said. “... years ago, bringing its capacity to 19,340. of their access to the games limited,” but we’ve been working on it for a long To date, the largest crowd has been 18,130 SDSU President Barry Dunn said. “Their time.” people — which came in the 2017 Dakota General Activity Fee gives them free Two years ago, the two schools signed Marker game when the Jackrabbits access to sporting events; it doesn’t aff ect an articulation agreement. The agree- downed NDSU 33-21. that.” ment allows students to complete their “Based upon the capacity of our sta- Students from LATI will not pay the associate’s degree at LATI, then being dium, we are not fi lling it,” Dunn said. General Activity Fee like SDSU students. able to fi nish their bachelor’s at SDSU. “So, there’s room to allow some other “If you broke it (GAF funds) down Some of the majors that are covered people to come in.” per student, per sport, per event, it would under this agreement include animal sci- Attendance for Saturday’s game was be very small,” Dunn said. ence, agronomy, general studies, opera- 10,153 fans, with 46 of them being LATI Dunn sees the situation similar to tional management and interdisciplinary students. Senior and Junior Days. During those SEPT. 9 SA MEETING IN BRIEF Follow @collegian_live for updates.

On Sept. 9, South Dakota State TAILGATING FIRST AMENDMENT University Students’ Association One food truck was present at the TRAINING Senate met at 7 p.m. in the Lewis Sept. 7 football game. More food Two members of the SDSU legal and Clark Room of the University trucks are interested in attending counsel gave senators training in Student Union. Here are the high- games with higher attendance such the First Amendment rights as lights from the meeting: as on Hobo Day and the Dakota they pertain to intellectual diver- ATHLETICS Marker game against North Dako- sity, student organizations and stu- Senators debated the proposed ta State. dent rights. athletics memo that describes the OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL expectations that coincide with the AFFAIRS e new space for the O ce of recent General Activity Fee (GAF) SA will meet again at 7 p.m. Sept. 16 in the increase. e memo was passed Multicultural A airs is on sched- Lewis and Clark Room of the University 25-3. ule to be completed by Oct. 31. Student Union. NEWS sdsucollegian.com @sdsucollegian September 11, 2019 A3 Remakes on Main Avenue SYMMONE GAUER as they grow, test their business for The Ram are still being Reporter for little-to-no risk, cook food in discussed. the kitchen or rent out the space Members of the commu- Downtown Brookings is to host Thanksgiving dinners. nity can expect a reopening constantly evolving, and this Anyone with a dish is wel- of O’Hare’s in the near future, summer is a prime example. come to try it out. according to a Facebook post on The Brookings Area “Anything to do with food, Aug. 1. Chamber of Commerce named anything to do with entrepre- Hitch Ashley Biggar as the Downtown neurship … that’s what this is Hitch Paperie closed its Director this past April. As for,” Brookings Built Green doors for the last time Aug. 31. director, Biggar works on event director Dusten Hendrickson The store started as a wedding planning, networking, public said. “Everything we do, we just invitation design business and relations, educating businesses try to improve.” eventually grew into three sep- and building community Construction for the com- arate businesses. downtown. munity space began in May The Carrot Seed Biggar says in order to high- and is projected to be done in Business partners Carrie light downtown, she wants to December. Kuhl and Renee Bauman sold improve walkability and acces- Above the space will be the retail store to focus on their sibility to all 270 businesses. loft apartments with balconies own business ventures. Kirsten “Next year I’m looking for- that overlook Main Avenue. Gjesdal, owner of The Carrot ward to making some strategic The Lofts have an expected Seed Kitchen Co., purchased the changes … I want to let people completion date of May 2020. space and will be rebranding it know that it’s fun downtown,” Brookings Built Green started as Honeycomb Gifts. Biggar said. “It’s really thriving.” communicating with vendors a Additionally, Honeycomb But many changes to year ago and hopes the farmers Gifts will include the business Downtown Brookings are cur- market will occupy the space Hand Tied Floral, by Sheri rently in the works: during winter months. Vaughn, for all your gift needs. Brookings Built Green You can follow their prog- The new store is projected to ress at @brookingsbuiltgreen A development company open Oct. 23. working to make buildings on Instagram. Old Market Eatery more efficient and afford- The Ram & O’Hare’s Recently, the building of able, Brookings Built Green, is The building that housed the Old Market Eatery made changing the Kind Properties The Ram & O’Hare’s, a restau- some remodeling changes to the on Main Avenue into an “urban rant and pub in downtown exterior of its businesses. Old market commercial kitchen” Brookings, recently had a Market Eatery renovated their and will rename it the Ben change in ownership. While kitchen and improved their Franklin Market. rumors went around about the menu. Currently, the Galleria This project is focused on direction the business would is comprised of Old Market benefiting the community and take, The Ram has announced Eatery, J. Ella Boutique, Jael its businesses. People can rent that while O’Hare’s will remain Photography and Champion a vendor space to sell their food the same, development plans Health Chiropractic.

Collegian photos by SYMMONE GAUER Various businesses in Downtown Brookings saw changes over the summer including The Carrot Seed, the Kind building, Old Market Eatery and The Ram. A4 September 11 , 2019 LIFESTYLES sdsucollegian.com Fierce friends forged through rugby club participation

BRIANNA SCHREURS biases,” he continued. “It’s Reporter hard to hold a grudge against an opponent after you both Sunshine, snow, wind or even feel like you’ve gotten in a car two inches of standing water. accident … They feel the same No matter the weather, Jake Ax- way you feel, and it doesn’t feel tmann, South Dakota State Uni- great.” versity Men’s Rugby Club fi eld Unity also comes from the captain, says the game of rugby fact that “everyone is new to is 80 minutes of misery. the game,” according to Olivia However, he isn’t deterred Knippling, field captain for from playing the game. the SDSU women’s club team. Rugby has a reputation for Because rugby is traditionally being intense and harsh. Fifteen only played in college in the players, or seven for smaller United States, especially the teams, carry, pass or kick the Midwest region, it creates a ball to the end zone to score as learning environment and a many points as possible for two “no-judgment zone.” 40-minute halves. Players don’t “It’s not like basketball wear pads, but still tackle to stop where people are primed for the ball from advancing to the it from the time they’re third opposing end zone. graders, so you’re not behind or While the game is “miser- ahead,” she said. “People who able,” the shared experience maybe have never been athletic, creates a unique culture sur- or told that they weren’t, can Collegian graphic by YEON JI EOM rounding the sport. Rugby has fi nd a home in rugby.” poor and paid to play their them, doing them without idea that the reason we come a particular focus on total inclu- Rugby’s history has strongly sport. Amateurs were wealthy, reward or material gain,” out and endure 80 minutes of sion and full participation. enforced amateurism, especially held another job, and played Lincoln Allison, the author of hell,” Axtmann said. Axtmann says it is “very during the second half of the rugby for the sake of playing. the book “Amateurism in Sport: much a family culture.” 19th Century. At the time, pro- “Amateurism may be var- An Analysis and Defence,” Read the full story on “During that gruesome fessional athletes were looked iously considered to be about explains. sdsucollegian.com. experience you forget any down upon. Professionals were doing things for the love of “Amateurism dictates the A look at BROCKHAMPTON’s latest album, GINGER ADAM FOSS psyche of the members. Songs as BROCKHAMPTON’s discog- Instead of feeling fun, however, This sample thematically ties in Lifestyles Reporter such as “Sugar,” “If You Pray raphy grows. they feel forced and awkward on with the track, and although it Right” and “Dearly Departed” I noticed that between this an album consisting of mostly changes the mood of the entire BROCKHAMPTON, the are very personal songs; the album and the group’s previous poignant and intimate lyrics. song, it works perfectly. self-proclaimed “best boy band latter, specifi cally, may be lyri- release, I found myself con- All of the instrumen- Overall, “GINGER” is since One Direction,” released cally the strongest song on the stantly looking forward to when tals, as expected on a another strong output in melancholic and emotional album. It discusses in detail the Joba, Matt Champion, Merlyn BROCKHAMPTON album, are BROCKHAMPTON’s impres- “GINGER” Aug. 23, 2019. eff ects that the actions of former Wood and Bearface wrap up fantastic. sively strong discography. Nearly every track has member Ameer Van had on the their verses so I can hear more This has always been a very Though some of the perfor- somber instrumentals with rest of the group. It is a very from McLennon and Abstract. strong aspect of the group since mances by four of the six mem- lyrics covering deep topics such telling track and easily one of The songs on “GINGER” in their fi rst album, “Saturation,” bers seem to be cheesy and as loss, depression, anxiety and the highest quality tracks on the which the lyrics stray away from and this continues to be true overall comparatively weak the struggle the members went album. more personal topics, such as on “GINGER.” A standout track next to the strength of Abstract through in their youths. This is While all of the members “St. Percy,” come off as fi llers. in instrumentals is the song “If and McLennon, this album is where the album shines. The of the group bring great lines None of the members of You Pray Right.” Throughout enjoyable if you’re looking for weakest tracks seem to be the to the table, Kevin Abstract and BROCKHAMPTON seem inter- most of the song, the track has something with fun and clever songs where the group is trying Dom McLennon are noticeably ested in what they’re talking a catchy, fun, low-key instru- instrumentals backing somber to have fun. stronger lyricists. The gap in about on these tracks. This is mental that completely shifts and personal lyrics. The strongest aspect of the quality between those two and interesting considering these toward the end of the song into Favorite tracks: “Sugar,” album is the lyrics. Many of the rest of the members has are the tracks that seem like a sample of the song “Walk “If You Pray Right,” “Dearly the tracks delve deep into the become increasingly prevalent the band is trying to have fun. With Jesus” by Otis G. Johnson. Departed” and “Victor Roberts.” sdsucollegian.com LIFESTYLES September 11, 2019 A5 “It Chapter 2” a comprehensive review: Even perfect casting can’t x this carnival of mismatched genres

JACOB FORD Hader is a comedian before Reporter he is an actor, and like Finn Wolfhard in the fi rst fi lm, is the Andy Muschietti’s revamp of main source of comic relief for “It” surprised audiences around Chapter 2. the world with its quality. Unlike Wolfhard in “It,” Muschietti made the bril- however, Hader’s work isn’t liant choice of crafting the fi lm as much comic relief as it is more like an adventure than straightforward comedy. There a horror fl ick. The result is an is a signifi cant diff erence here, exciting horror-epic, a genre which is ultimately the draw- combo that is hard to come back of the sequel. by but works wonderfully. Its In “It,” Richie’s comedy was emphasis on adventure didn’t found in Wolfhard’s perfor- take away from the fi lm’s scare mance and one-liners scattered factor, featuring scenes like the throughout the script. In this cellar, the library, the now iconic sequel, Richie’s comedy is much dancing clown moment and that more intentional. Rather than spectacularly composed pro- being merely one-liners relying logue. All-in-all, Muschietti’s on their delivery, his charac- “It” is a spectacular horror-epic. ter’s comedy is as situational as “It Chapter 2” picks up 27 it is witty. As a result, there are years after the fi rst. The Losers whole scenes whose payoff is a Club is all grown up now, and punchline rather than a scare or each has moved far away from a plot point, as was the case in Derry, except for Mike. When the fi rst fi lm. Pennywise returns and starts This point is a mere repre- killing the innocent people of sentative of a much larger issue Derry, Mike calls the disbanded with the fi lm. Where “It” bent Photo from “It Chapter 2” Losers and reminds them of the fi lm’s genre by making it as the oath they took to return Pennywise the Clown (Bill Skarsgard) starred in “It Chapter 2.” Andy Muschietti directed the lm and it premiered on Sept. 6th, 2019. much adventure as it was horror, to kill It when the next cycle the sequel continues to genre began. Having forgotten every- many articles highlighting each names like Isaiah Mustafa, Jay well. bend by making “It Chapter 2” thing that happened in their of the young actors’ choices for Ryan, James Ransone and Andy When you have a leading primarily a franchise fi lm. childhood, the Losers return to who should play the grown- up Bean fi lled the rest of the main cast of seven and James McAvoy Rather than being an adven- Derry to have nostalgia, memo- versions of their characters. cast. and Jessica Chastain are the ture film with strong horror ries and fears refi ll their minds. Ultimately, Finn Wolfhard The best thing about the least captivating performers, infl uence and moderated comic Staying true to their oath, the and Sophia Lillis’ wishes came casting of “It Chapter 2” is not clearly some spectacular casting relief, “It Chapter 2” is a fran- Losers join forces to take down true, and Bill Hader and Jessica only that Hader, Chastain, has occurred. This fact is easily chise film with imbalanced Pennywise once and for all. Chastain were cast. One more McAvoy, Mustafa, Ryan, the best part of “It Chapter 2,” amounts of adventure, comedy, Without a doubt, the celebrity was added to the cast, Ransone and Bean look per- and it’s exactly the kind of thing horror, action and commercial greatest merit of “It Chapter James McAvoy, to play the older fect for the part, but that these modern audiences love. appeasement. 2” is its casting. Casting for the version of Bill. actors took on their roles so One of the most imme- Read the full story on “It” sequel fi lled the news after The casting of the other four completely. They genuinely feel diately popular aspects of “It sdsucollegian.com. or the release of the fi rst fi lm, with Losers, however, hardly made like the older versions of the Chapter 2” is Bill Hader’s perfor- boymeets lm.com headlines, as largely unfamiliar characters we got to know so mance as the grown-up Richie.

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ADDRESS administration’s hands is the number students, who have the highest fi nancial nearly double from fall 2018 to fall 2019. TRENTON ABREGO of students arriving on campus having need, but have been priced out of atten- Higher Learning Commission Editor-in-Chief already earned college credits. dance by the subtle decline in state sup- Dunn also announced that the Higher “It’s not unusual for high school stu- port for higher education, and the lack Learning Commission will be visiting dents to bring with them a semester’s of a needs-based scholarship in South On Tuesday, Sept. 10, South Dakota State the university Nov. 4-5. SDSU has been worth of general education courses when Dakota,” Dunn said. an accredited institution since 1916, University President Barry Dunn stepped they arrive on campus,” Dunn said. Another issue that was highlighted up to the podium to give a State of the according to Dunn. Federal policies related to inter- by Dunn was the drop in South Dakota University Address, where the topics “This is a critical process for the con- national students residents attending SDSU. However, covered were highlighted by declining tinued success for our university,” Dunn Dunn also addressed the decline of students from Nebraska increased — a said. enrollment and possible solutions. trend that Dunn attributed to the low- international students attending SDSU Program Accreditation While the enrollment figures hav- ering of tuition. and recognized that the issue is some- Currently, South Dakota State en’t been released by the South Dakota “It is crystal clear to me, that [the] thing that the administration doesn’t University boasts 47 accredited pro- Board of Regents (SDBOR) yet this year, challenge will continue for many years,” have a say in. grams. In the past six years, 15 programs those figures will be related later this Dunn said. “But, we are succeeding in “This is certainly an area that remains earned accreditation. Dunn set the goal month, according to Dunn. many important areas.” “As we rely more on tuition and fees sensitive and out of our control,” Dunn to obtain 61 accredited programs by the Graduation Rate Increase and enrollment declines, we will need to said. end of 2023. continue to reduce the size of our overall Despite the drop, Dunn and uni- According to Dunn, 2,883 baccalau- “(This is) something that is attainable university budget,” Dunn said. “In other versity administration are focused on reate degrees were conferred last year, with continued eff orts including several words, we have fewer dollars to operate recruiting international students and the second-highest fi gure in the school’s programs already on their way to being the university.” boosting those numbers. history. Four-year graduation rates also accredited,” Dunn said. Dunn addressed the issues that have “We will continue to achieve growth increased by 6% from last year. Retention Dunn also recognized different plagued enrollment recently. in this area because of the benefi ts that rates were also up this past year, with members of the university. Among the international students bring to our com- SDSU retaining 79% of the student Legislatively mandated drop in highlighted were the University Police munity,” Dunn said. population. credit hours Department, the women’s basketball Drop in Pell Grant eligible “These metrics are proof that we Dunn noted a legislative change that team, Dr. Adam Hoppe and Facilities and students are achieving the goals set forth by our Services. lowered the credit hour requirement South Dakota Board of Regents to grad- from 128 to 120 for most programs. In the past eight years, there has been “We prepare the leaders of tomorrow a 9% decrease in students who qualify uate students on time at a lower cost and to solve the wicked problems of the 21st Heavily subsidized AP and dual- for Pell Grants. Last year, the fi gure that get them into the workforce,” Dunn said. century, related to food, energy, water, credit courses was reported to the administration was “Wokini is working,” Dunn said, men- climate change and population growth,” Another variable that has been 22%. tioning that the Wokini Initiative helped Dunn said. “We do important life- impacting enrollment but is out of the “(The drop) translates into over 1,000 applications among Native Americans changing work.”

Collegian photo by FRANKIE HERRERA President Barry Dunn speaks to faculty and students at the State of the University Address. He thanked departments such as facilities and services, for all their hard work and giving updates on the challenges the university faces.

A8 September 11, 2019 OPINION sdsucollegian.com Budgeting for all surprises (good and bad)

gifts that come up that you can your birthday, but budgeting True Surprises Be Prepared expect, without knowing the isn’t the time to count your Sometimes lightning strikes, One of the best ways to exact amount. Tax season, for chickens before they hatch. literally, and a tree falls on your handle financial surprises in life example, happens every year, That $50 is outside your reg- car. You lose your job and it’s is to be prepared. Know where and, like a good financial star, ular budget that pays for rent hammer time trying to pay for your money is now, so you know you made sure to fill out your and other necessities, so some your ramen and all the other if you can handle a surprise W-4 as accurately as possible say you should tuck it into your things you juggle on a monthly expense or if you can use part LORNA WOUNDED HEAD and made sure that you would savings to be better prepared basis. This is what an emergency of that graduation present as a Guest Columnist get close to breaking even on for retirement. Putting your 21st fund is for. SmartAboutMoney. fun spa day. Keeping up on your org has a really great course over financial literacy skills is what Our day-to-day lives can be very your tax filing. However, tax law birthday money in your retire- this for free, but in a nutshell, it’s cashcourse.org, smartabout- routine and easy to predict, and constantly changes and circum- ment account isn’t everyone’s three months’ expenses squir- money.org and practicalmo- a very large part of your budget stances might have changed idea of a good time, so if you put reled away in a savings account neyskills.com are here for. If you will include things like how since you last filled out your away half or even a small por- somewhere that is solely for want to know more about how much you should spend on gas form. Because of this, it’s always tion of it into savings, then you cases like these. Any time you to manage your finances, you to make sure that you can get a good idea to budget a bit of are helping yourself out and get- have to dip into this pot, filling it can visit extension.sdstate.edu/ to and from the grocery store cushion into your spending that ting some fun pocket money. If back up again should be a high tags/family-finances. every week. However, life is full month in order to cover your that money comes in a gift card, priority. of surprises, both good and bad, bases. Hopefully you won’t need you can still save some of it by Windfalls can be handled Lorna Wounded Head is a Family and they can make creating an it and can just add more to your using it to supplement your gro- much the same way as above Resource Management Field accurate budget a little more savings that month, but if you cery allowance if it’s for a restau- but are just extra surprising. Specialist. For questions or assistance tricky. do, now you’re prepared. rant, etc. As a rule, overestimate When it comes to gifts, you expenses and underestimate Don’t forget to write a thank about budgeting, contact her at The Known Unknowns may know that your parents windfalls. you note. [email protected] There are some expenses or always give you $50 to $75 for Vaping in 2019: Is anybody really that shocked?

All of these young men and into and kept doing it since they since they knew what they were Businesses shouldn’t be women had to know what they got a “buzz” off of it. The same getting into. penalized because the con- were getting into when they put people who send out the nar- D.A.R.E. and other outlets sumers are negligent of the that mango or mint Juul pod rative that air pollution is the have taught us smoking ciga- effects of the product. America into the sleek USB-like device worst thing happening in the rettes is bad our whole lives; is a free market, capitalist and took the first rip. It is a new world right now can be taking a so if someone used logic, they economy and society. The product that we don’t know hit off a Juul while tweeting that would realize, “Oh, it is a sub- inventors of the Juul had an SCOTT SCHONTS the long term effects, but that PSA that they think is oh-so-im- stitute for smoking. Let’s not do innovative idea, and the use of Columnist doesn’t stop some girl at a party portant for your feed, talking it.” But they did anyway, since as it became perverse due to neg- If you check the discovery page off SDSU’s campus from asking about polluting the Earth, but you know, teenagers are not that ligent teenagers. Heavily regu- on Snapchat, news outlets like the cute guy to get a rip off his they are polluting their lungs. smart. lating the market can help save the Washington Post and The Juul. Early on in people’s lives, These companies didn’t the consumers, but it cannot New York Times have these titles Every action we take in our they are most likely going to intend to create a new genera- save the image of the companies in big letters: “DANGEROUS daily lives has consequences. make a mistake due to how the tion of nicotine addicts. They who push out e-cigarettes. The EPIDEMIC TEEN VAPING If someone drives they brain isn’t fully developed, and wanted to profit off an innova- negligent consumers shouldn’t KILLS THE THIRD PERSON,” can get into a car accident. If the trend of teen vaping came in tive substitute for a predecessor create the downfall of an entire “JUUL SHOULD BE BANNED you start vaping with a Juul, full force because of how teens that ruined countless lives. industry. It didn’t with the fast- FROM SHELVES” and other Sourin or box mod, you can get are stupid and don’t realize the MFederal agencies inter- food industry and it shouldn’t clickbait-y titles. hooked on nicotine. If someone consequences. vened and created regulations cause the collapse of the vaping But the thing is, vape prod- drinks too much alcohol, poi- The companies that started for the fast-food industry, and industry now. ucts shouldn’t be taken off soning can occur. If someone out as an alternative for those they could do it to the vaping shelves due to the original has sexual intercourse, another miserable adults who smoked industry. The industries are Scott Schonts is a columnist at The reason they hit the shelves, human being can be brought trickled down to the kids via looked down upon but they Collegian and can be reached at scott. which is to stop people from into the world. poor decision making. Juul and aren’t closed, just like how the [email protected]. smoking cigarettes and using The people who are vaping other companies shouldn’t be vaping industry shouldn’t shut tobacco. knew what they were getting penalized for sick teenagers down due to stupid teenagers. OPINION sdsucollegian.com September 11, 2019 A9 EDITORIAL Issue: We need to think bigger than paper straws to be sustainable

There are many ways to be able to stir up a lot of con- efforts across the country. mented a beverage container At Harvard University, fight global warming and troversy around your light- Last year, SDSU finished deposit. The deposit charges the campus collects com- to promote sustainability. bulbs, around your straws and 125 out of 190 participating five cents per canned and post-able items from residence One of the most fash- around your cheeseburgers.” schools in the Competition bottled items. To obtain the halls, offices and dining cen- ionable ways right now is While the personal efforts Division. When it came to deposit, one must return the ters, which are then used to the use of paper straws. to combat recycling are total recycling, SDSU finished recyclables to the store they produce renewable energy. According to National important, it should be easier 86 out of 215 schools. When made the original purchase. Compost can include land- Geographic, 500 million to follow guidelines for citizens. compared to the 2012, when Whether the incen- scape clippings, food, napkins, straws are used daily in the One of the biggest issues the school earned a last-place tive requires spending or coffee grounds and any prod- United States. More than with recycling comes when we finish, the progress is apparent. receiving money, people are ucts labeled as compost-able. 8.3 billion plastic straws end put the recycling into the bin. However, we at The more likely to recycle when SDSU is home to all of up on the world’s beaches. Oftentimes, we put recycling in Collegian believe that we can the motives are put in place. those items, which means While that might seem like a a plastic bag then dispose of it. even improve upon these efforts. “The authors conclude composting is right around the large figure, that’s just 0.025% This isn’t allowed. Per the One way to do this is to cut down that state bottle deposits and corner, along with many other of the ocean’s pollution. SDSU Recycling Guide, plastic on the usage of plastic bags. In recycling laws foster recy- sustainability opportunities. “People are trying to find bags are required to be thrown big cities, such as Washington cling behavior, and that In the long run, SDSU the part that they can work in the trash. D.C., New York and Portland, more stringent recycling would benefit financially on and what they can do, and On campus, efforts Maine, bag fees are charged. laws increase recycling rate,” from investing in sus- I’m in favor of that, and I’m to promote recycling Some cities took it even fur- according to The National tainability on campus. going to help and support (it), have been ramped up. ther and banned plastic bags. Bureau of Economic Research. but understand this is exactly Every year since 2011, Brookings and South SDSU needs to take fur- The Collegian Editorial Board what the fossil fuel industry SDSU has competed in an Dakota State University should ther steps in sustainability, one meets weekly and agrees on the hopes we are all talking about,” event dubbed “RecycleMania,” look into this practice as well as of those being composting. issue of the editorial. The edito- 2020 Democratic candidate which is an eight-week con- other incentives for recycling. Recently, the Student Union rial represents the opinion of The Elizabeth Warren said in a test among national col- States such as Iowa, offered compost-able straws, Collegian. CNN Townhall. “They want to leges that compares recycling Michigan and more have imple- but nowhere to place compost. The Collegian 9/11/19 Crossword PuzzleJunction.com

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Collegian photo by BECCA YMKER (LEFT) South Dakota State senior running back Mikey Daniel fights through tacklers on his way to a 1-yard touchdown run Saturday, Sept. 7, against Long Island University. (RIGHT) SDSU football players, led by junior cornerback Don Gardner, run out of the tunnel prior to Saturday’s home-opening football game at Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium. SDSU improved to 1-1 on he season, defeating LIU 38-3. Football hosts familiar foe Saturday JAKOB KING ball, but that was not the case. opener to the University of Defensively, AP Football last year. The Bulldogs also Sports Reporter At times the Jacks were sloppy North Dakota 47-7 and was Championship Subdivision return 2018 All-Pioneer League with the ball, fumbling on three defeated 10-7 at home last week First Team All-American Will offensive lineman Jacob Bacon. After securing its first win occasions, including one by sec- by D-II Truman State University. Warner is one of four returning Despite all the indi- of the season last week, the ond-string quarterback Kanin Todd Stepsis is in his first year Bulldogs who were named to vidual talent, Stiegelmeier South Dakota State University Nelson at the opponents’ three- as head coach of the Bulldogs the All-Pioneer League team. insists that the scheme is football team looks to extend yard line, resulting in a turnover. but is not new to the program. The other three, defensive what impresses him the most. its home winning streak SDSU head coach, John He spent the last five seasons linemen Gavin Dineen and “The biggest challenge they to 13 games on Saturday Stiegelmeier, credited Long as Drake’s defensive coordi- Erin Morgan and linebacker present is that they do more than against Drake University. Island for making great plays nator. Last season, his defense Zac Rujawitz, will spend their any team we’ve ever seen,” said Saturday’s contest will be the to cause all three fumbles but ranked in the top 10 nation- Saturday afternoon trying Stiegelmeier. “They’ll line up in Jackrabbits’ (1-1) third matchup also said that the fumbles ally in total defense, scoring to make things difficult on one (formation) and shift five against the Bulldogs (0-2) in the have “got to be eliminated.” defense and rush defense. the SDSU offensive line — a guys and be in something totally last four seasons, with SDSU Ball security will be of extra Stiegelmeier, a former unit Stiegelmeier wants to different. It’s mind-boggling. handily defeating the Bulldogs importance this week going up defensive coordinator him- see improvement from after It’s not going to be the people, in 2016 and 2017 by scores of against a Drake defense that self, had high praise for “taking a step back” last week. it’s going to be the system.” 56-28 and 51-10, respectively. took the ball away from oppo- the Bulldogs’ defense. “We need to take a step Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. In last week’s win, the nents 23 times last season, which “They play their base defense forward and be better at Saturday at Dana J. Dykhouse Jacks relied on strong perfor- was tied for 25th in the nation. really well,” Stiegelmeier said. what we do, whether it’s Stadium in Brookings. mances by the defense and Drake’s team brings back “They have good players and snapping the ball, pulling, Television coverage can running game to get the vic- 11 starters from a team that fin- their guys master their tech- double teams,” Stiegelmeier be found on Midco Sports tory without starting quarter- ished 7-4 overall and 6-2 in the niques. Very little disguise, very said. “I don’t care who we’re Network and radio cov- back J’Bore Gibbs. This will Pioneer League last season, little worry that we know what playing; we’ve got to be better.” erage will be provided by the likely be the case again if Gibbs including a near-upset of Iowa they’re in. His deal is ‘we’re On offense, Drake returns its Jackrabbits Sports Network. is unable to play Saturday. State in Ames last December. gonna do it, we’re gonna do it top three rushers and receivers Additional live coverage A lopsided 38-3 final score However, the Bulldogs are better than anyone else, and if from last season. This combina- will be available on Twitter would seemingly indicate dom- out to a rough start this year. you’re going to win you’re going tion of talent accumulated 2,751 through @CollegianSports. inance on both sides of the Drake dropped its season to have to out-execute us.’” total yards and 28 touchdowns SPORTS sdsucollegian.com September 11, 2019 A11

FILE PHOTOS SDSU cross country: preparing for a home meet

SPENCER NUHFER “Early season is about DeHaven said. “The men’s The women’s team finished schools. The SDSU alumni Sports Reporter finding improvement, not team is looking for ways to in third place, missing second team and SDSU running expecting huge things. keep the top group together by only eight points. On the club will also be attending. For the first time in almost two But increasing distance through the race, and the women’s side, SDSU was paced Normally, a home meet years, the South Dakota State tells us about the team as women’s team is trying to keep by Anna Donnay taking third would lead to an advantage University cross country teams a whole,” DeHaven said. up with North Dakota State.” and Ellie Friesen taking eighth. and a competitive edge for are preparing for a home meet. But there’s more than At the Bison Open, the DeHaven thinks that both the home school’s athletes, On Sept. 13, 2019, the meet-to-meet improvement men’s team took first place teams match up well against but DeHaven is looking at it SDSU Classic will be held on DeHaven’s mind. The with six of the top ten spots the competition they’re facing from a different standpoint. at Edgebrook Golf Course. entire coaching staff is in the occupied by SDSU runners. this week. Meet attendees “It’s nice to be home and While head cross country process of identifying fac- This included the top indi- will include the University of it’s good to not have to travel, coach Rod DeHaven isn’t nec- tors for long-term success. vidual performance turned in South Dakota, University of but it isn’t a huge advan- essarily looking for a win, he “We look to execute, and by junior Micah Mather, who North Dakota, North Dakota tage,” DeHaven said. “It wants to see runners improve we’re looking to find different won Summit League Athlete State University, Northern means there is no excuse for on their performances from ways of engaging the team,” of the Week for his efforts. State University and five other not being ready to perform.” late August’s Bison Open. Jackrabbit volleyball heads to Arizona for final away tournament

TORI BERNDT ishing with 19 and 25 kills on a 3-0 sweep over Prairie View noon on Friday, followed by Cirillo wants to instill a “go Sports Reporter the weekend, respectively. A&M to take second place. a matchup with Fresno State get ‘em” and “what do you have The Jackrabbits started “For some of the returners, (4-2) at 5 p.m. SDSU’s third to lose” attitude in the team. She Coming off a 2-1 weekend the tournament by beating they see and feel the improve- and final match of the tourna- knows the team is capable of in Texas, the South Dakota Louisiana-Monroe in five sets. ment in the team,” Cirillo ment will be against Louisiana playing well, as long as they stay State University volleyball “It wasn’t pretty, but we said. “That is something that State (3-2) at 10 a.m. Saturday. mentally tough and don’t get team is eager to get to their got the win and we always everyone is excited about, “Without watching a ton of intimidated by the competition. next tournament in Flagstaff, want to win,” said head coach but the biggest thing is to videos, I know that (our oppo- With all four teams hovering Arizona, on Sept. 13-14. Nicole Cirillo. “It is even better remember to not be satisfied nents) are going to be bigger around the same record early in Two Jackrabbits made because we haven’t had that with just getting the win.” and more physical than what the season, the Jacks are simply the Katrinka Crawford ability or fight in the past to Sitting at 3-3 overall, SDSU we have seen, but my biggest looking to play their game in Invitational All-Tournament pull out a close one in set five.” is heading southwest to play feedback is we still have to Arizona. With that mindset, Team. Freshman middle hitter Following their opening in the Lumberjack Classic this play the game,” said Cirillo. Cirillo is hopeful her team will Anna Nerad and senior out- match, SDSU fell to host Lamar weekend. The Jacks will open “As long as we do the things continue to improve before side hitter Ashlynn Smith University in three sets, but play against host Northern that we know that we can do, the Comfort Suites University earned the honors, fin- ended the tournament with Arizona University (3-3) at it is still going to be a match.” Jackrabbit Invitational. Jackrabbit

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