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30 copies of this document were prirrted for the Hiltoi^t|I^Bg^ University at acost of $6.S5 each L6015 8/94 South Dakota State University Brookings, SD 57007-1098 Introduction

The purpose of this index is to provide a subject guide to the SDSU Collegian. Included are all articles written by tliestaffas wellas wire-service news stories. Excluded arebriefannouncements, notices, andminor sports events.

This issue cumulates two publishing years, September 1988-July 1990. A future index also will be published beneficially at the end ofevery other academic year, including any sununer issues.

Although this is a computer-assisted index, subject headings are not automatically assigned from key-words out of headlines. Whenever the headline words do not accurately reflect the content of the article, appropriate subject heading(s) are assigned. Names ofthe e^tor, columnists, and staff writers on the opinion page are included in subject headings. Excluded are names ofletter writers (to the editor) and other reporters.

Subject entries are limited to eighteen characters, including pacing. Thus, abbreviations and incomplete headings are sometimes necessary. For example. Student Association Elections are listed as SA-Elections. A cross reference is made whenever necessary, for example. Student Association see SA. Place names in subject entries are also abbreviated to save space (cities and states in two lett^; countries in three letters)but are spelled out in the notation whenever possible-e.g.:

SA-Elections 1/25/1989 A021 Slates reveal first campaign •

The following abbreviations are used throughout the index:

* An asterisk at the beginning of a notation indicates that an illustration accompanies the story. (L) At the end ofa notation denotes a letter to the editor. (Ed) At the end ofa notation denotes an editorial. () Whenever space allows, a reporter's name is included in parenthesis at the end ofnotation.

Instnictions For Use

Subject headings are arranged alphabetically under each main heading. The entries are arranged chronologically. The input record is composed ofthree fields:

1. Subject headings-e.g.; AAUW

2. A twelve-digit code containing the date (year, month, and day) and pagination (section, page, and column)-e.g.:

4 = April

05 = Day

1989 = Year

4/05/1989 D031

D = Section

03 = Page

1 = the column

* = illustration

3. The headline notation-e.g.: "sale slated" Thus an entry composed of the above units would read:

AAUW 4/05/1989 D031 Sale Slated

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INDEX

1992-1994

SUBJECT DATE PAPER NOTATION

ABORTION 10/28/1992 C032 COLUMNIST NOT SERVING EITHER POLITICAL PARTY (L) 1/27/1993 551.BRINGS PROTESTS FROM BOTH SIDES 2/17/1993 C013 GOD'S WORD MORE POWERFUL THAN MAN'S LAW (L) 2/17/1993 G012 HOUSE COMMITTEE PASSES ABORTION BILL 3/17/1993 C024 KFRENCH ABORTION PILL: SOME FEAR IT MAY BE USED 3/17/1993 F022 GROUP URGES MICKELSON VETO OF ABORTION BILLS 3/24/1993 C013 SHOULD REMAIN ALTERNATIVE (L) 3/24/1993 G012 ABORTION BILLS PASS, FACE PLANNED LAWSUIT ACADEMIC ADVISING SEE ADVISING ACADEMIC PROGRAMS SEE ALSO NAMES OF PROGRAMS, CLASSES 9/09/1992 B031 """O ^^VE FRENCH MAJOR CWENISCH) 9/16/1992 A012 S'^VE FRENCH MAJOR (KORKOW) 9/23/1992 ECU FRENCH MAJOR MEETS ITS DEMISE (ED) 9/30/1992 B012 KCHANCE TO EARN AVIATION MINOR (WIXON) 9/30/1992 D021 ^NUMBERS GAME SHOULDN'T DETERMINE POLICY 11/18/1992 B012 *CLASS OFFERED VIA PHONE LINES (NUSZ) 2/24/1993 C012 XQUALITY MOVEMENT ESSENTIAL FOR CAMPUS 2/24/1993 E012 holiday classes be rescheduled (MICHELS) 3/03/1993 B031 TOWARD MASTER'S DEGREE FROM SDSU, USD (HAAN) 9/15/1993 A061 BOOK SHORTAGE: WHOSE FAULT IS IT (ED) 10/06/1993 A041 PHARMACY EXPANDS TO A SIX YEAR PROGRAM (BIEBER) 10/06/1993 A121 *GRAD STUDY OFFERS APPLICATION OF SKILLS (WAXDAHL) 10/20/1993 A051 REGENTS APPROVE DOCTORAL PROGRAM FOR SDSU, MINES 2/02/1994 AO 81 SCIENCES NEED HUMANITIES (ED) 2/23/1994 A045 STUDENTS CREDIT FOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION (KECK) 3/16/1994 A093 LETTER DEFENDED FROM "HOME ECK" FEMINISTS (L) ACADEMIC SENATE 9/22/1993 A041 PROVIDES ARENA FOR FACULTY CONCERNS (ERICKSON) ACCIDENT 12/08/1993 A015 STUDENT INJURED IN HUNTING ACCIDENT 3/16/1994 A104 STUDENT DEATHS REMEMBERED ACCIDENT AIRPLANE 4/21/1993 AG 15 PLANE CRASH CLAIMS LIFE OF GOVERNOR 10/20/1993 A085 INVESTIGATORS DETERMINE CAUSE OF GOVERNOR'S CRASH 11/03/1993 A072 OFFICIALS SHOULD HAVE KNOWN PLANE'S CONDITIONS ACCIDENT ATHLETIC 4/21/1993 A012 XSDSU MOURNS DEATH OF STAR ATHLETE (HOVE) ACCIDENT AUTO 9/15/1993 AOll ^STUDENT KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT (FENGER) 9/15/1993 A051 CAR ACCIDENTS CLAIM THE LIVES OF 3 STUDENTS (ERICKSO 11/03/1993 AOll XSTUDENT DIES AFTER WEEKEND ACCIDENT (FENGER) 11/17/1993 A062 360UCH! 12/08/1993 A071 DRUNK DRIVING DEATHS DECREASE ACCIDENT EXPOSURE 1/27/1993 C013 ^DESIGNER DEATH; TIPS TO AVOID HYPOTHERMIA ACCIDENT FARM 12/09/1992 C015 ACCIDENTS APPEAR ON NEW FARM CENSUS ACCREDITATION 9/08/1993 A091 ACCREDITATION DIFFICULT FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS ACKMAN J D 10/06/1993 ,A132 XACKMAN KEEPS BUSY WITH MANY ROLES (SCHMIDT) ACTIVITY FEES SEE ALSO UAFBC 9/09/1992 coil FEES RESULT IN TANGIBLE GOODS (ED) 2/10/1993 A014 SENATE PASSES FEE INCREASES (STANLEY) 2/17/1993 A012 UAFBC APPROVES__STUDENT FEE HIKE (KRIZ S NELSON) 2/17/1993 CO 24 FEE HIKE BEST DECISION FOR MASSES ADAMS LEOLA 9/23/1992 BOll ADAMS VISITS ADMISSIONS 11/04/1992 AOll OLD UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS NEED A BOOST 11/03/1993 A054 STATE GRADUATES RETURN AS COUNSELORS (NUSZ) 4/20/1994 A031 ASSISTANT DIRECTORS OF ADMISSIONS HIRED ADOLFSON REAGAN 10/28/1992 B021 *ADOLFSON SEEKS LEADERSHIP ROLE (OSTER) ADVANCE 9/30/1992 D013 ADVANCE NOT AFFILIATED WITH LETTER WRITER (L) ADVANCED PLACEMENT 4/13/1994 A065 REGENTS REQUEST COLLEGE PREP COURSES ADVERTISING 4/06/1994 AO 13 FALSE ADVERTISING MISLEADS STUDENTS (RIPPE) ADVISING 11/10/1993 A041 ADMINISTRATORS EMPHASIZE ISSUE (HEALY) ADVOCACY 4/06/1994 A051 NEW ADVOCACY OFFICER PROMISES (KECK) 4/27/1994 A124 GANDHI NAMED SDSU ADVOCACY OFFICER (CONNORS) AFFIRMATIVE ACTION 2/09/1994 A092 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION IS NECESSARY (L) AFRICAN STUDENTS 4/20/1994 A051 AFRICAN STUDENTS' ASSOC SHOWS CULTURAL FILMS (KECK) AFRICAN-AMERICANS 2/03/1993 BOll BLACK HISTORY DISPLAYED DURING HONORARY MONTH 2/10/1993 E041 BLACK HISTORY MONTH HONORED BY LIBRARY (JIANG) 2/24/1993 E031 BLACK HISTORY MONTH (NUSZ) 2/16/1994 A032 BLACK HISTORY CELEBRATED IN FEBRUARY (OMOTH) AG S BIOLOGICAL 9/08/1993 A064 ANNUAL AG-BIO BASH 9/15/1993 A032 *AG-BIO BASH 10/20/1993 A032 LOOK TO FUTURE AT AG-BIO CAREER DAY (HAAN) 1/26/1994 A035 AG-BIO CAREER DAYS SLATED FOR TODAY (KECK) AG BIO BASH 9/16/1992 B025 KAG/BIO BASH BIG HIT (FENGER) AG EDUCATION 10/13/1993 A091 AG EDUCATION SEES INCREASED STUDENT INTEREST AG ENGINEERING 1/26/1994 A051 9CAG-ENGINEERS WIN NATIONAL COMPETITION (OMOTH)

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AG EXTENSION WORK <4/14/1993 G012 EXTENSION, AGENTS GET WIRED FOR SATELLITE... AG HERITAGE 2/03/1993 AQll LUNCHTIME LECTURE SERIES SCHEDULED AT AG MUSEUM 12/01/1993 A032 *MUSEUM HELPS CELEBRATE THE SEASON (HEALY) 1/26/1994 A064 MUSEUM CHOOSES DONORS OF THE YEAR (MANGOLD) AG-SD SEE ALSO FARMS a FARMING 10/14/1992 G014 FARM ECONOMY DUE FOR A SQUEEZE 11/11/1992 H013 TRADE WAR WITH EUROPE COULD HELP FARM PRICES AGED 10/13/1993 A103 KELDERLY PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY FOR LEARNING ABOUT LIFE AGRICULTURE SEE AG, FARMS 8 FARMING AIDS SEE ALSO HIV 9/23/1992 B021 *AIDS LECTURE REVEALS TRUTHS ABOUT DISEASE CKRIZ) 10/07/1992 BOll AIDS PROGRAM ON THURSDAY 10/14/1992 B012 XS DAKOTANS NOT IMMUNE TO DISEASE (HAAN) 10/21/1992 F031 AIDS PATIENT SPREADS KNOWLEDGE, LIVES FOR THE DAY 10/21/1992 F031 DOCTOR FOUND NOT GUILTY OF IDENTIFYING AIDS VICTIM 12/02/1992 FOll AIDS QUILTS DISPLAYED 3/03/1993 A012 *CHEMISTS CREATE DYE FOR POSSIBLE VACCINE (KRIZ) 4/14/1993 C014 RESEARCHER SAYS AIDS, DRUGS CONNECTED (L) 12/01/1993 A041 WORLD AIDS 1993 COMMEMORATED (KECK) 4/27/1994 AOll *NATIVE AMERICAN OPERA STAR COMES HOME (FENGER) AIRLINES 9/15/1993 A122 AREA COMMUNITIES MAY LOSE AIR SERVICE 10/06/1993 A071 SENATE APPROVES AIR SERVICE FUNDING AIRPORTS-BR 3/17/1993 C015 COMPETITION GOOD FOR CITY AIRPORT (L) 4/28/1993 C013 MONOPOLY NOT FAR AWAY AT CITY AIRPORT (L) ALCOHOL SEE ALSO LIQUOR TRAFFIC 10/21/1992 B012 *ACTIVITIES DURING NATIONAL AWARENESS WEEK (FENGER) 10/28/1992 A012 PANEL DISCUSSES RAPE, ALCOHOL CONNECTION (FENGER) 10/20/1993 A065 F()RENSIC CLUB LOOKS AT ALCOHOL ISSUES (MICHELS) 10/27/1993 A016 SHARP ADVOCATES RESPONSIBLE DRINKING (HEALY) 12/01/1993 A083 SPECIAL ALCOHOL TAX TO COMBAT DRUNK DRIVING 2/02/1994 A075 BILL LETS SCHOOLS KNOW ABOUT SUBSTANCE USAGE 3/02/1994 A091 BlNGE DRINKING WIDESPREAD AMONG STUDENTS (KLEINJAN) ALCOHOLISM 11/10/1993 Alll FREE PLAY EXAMINES AFFECTS OF ALCOHOLISM 3/02/1994 A091 ^PROBLEM DRINKING TURNS INTO ALCOHOLISM (CHAMLEY) ALLEN CARROL 3/23/1994 A104 CANDIDATE CRITICIZES REGENT'S FEE INCREASE ALPHA DELTA KAPPA 3/16/1994 A031 ALPHA DELTA KAPPA OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS ALSTAD ANGIE 3/24/1993 B012 KSTUDENTS GAIN EXPERIENCE DURING LITTLE I (MICHELS) ALUMNI 9/30/1992 BOll ALUMNI TO BE RECOGNIZED AMBASSADORS 4/06/1994 A051 ^AMBASSADORS INCREASE STUDENT ENROLLMENT (OMOTH) AMIOTTE LOWELL 9/29/1993 A036 COORDINATOR NEEDED DUE TO EXPANSION (PENNEY) AMUNDSON DANNY 2/10/1993 A012 ^JUNIOR JACK CHALLENGE AMUNDSON MARK 1/19/1994 A145 PGA'S PHYSICAL THERAPIST ANDERSON BYRON 4/20/1994 A031 ENGINEERING ALUMNUS TO SPEAK AT SDSU ANDERSON EDNA 9/16/1992 BOll FACULTY AWARDED ANDERSON GRETCHEN 12/08/1993 A031 ANIMAL SCIENCE MAJOR AWARDED ANDERSON JOANNE 10/21/1992 F012 KBIG TIME TELEVISION (GARDNER) ANDERSON JOHN 10/21/1992 D012 ^ENCOURAGED TO TALK, WORK PROBLEMS OUT (VERRILL) ANDERSON SIGURD 12/02/1992 EOll BOOKS DONATED ANDRAWIS MADELEINE 4/21/1993 F024 WOMEN'S ENGINEERING SOCIETY CREATED (STAEBNER) ANIMAL DISEASE 9/30/1992 B043 RESEARCH LAB NEEDS RENOVATION 10/14/1992 G012 ADR EXPANSION IS READY 2/17/1993 G015 RESEARCH LAB SHOULD BE IMPROVED--VETERINARY LOBBY 9/15/1993 A054 NEW LAB ALLOWS FOR WORK EFFICIENCY (FENGER) ANIMALS 10/21/1992 F034 LEGISLATURE BANS NON-NATIVE ANIMALS APPAREL MERCHANDIS 4/06/1994 AOll CHANGING THE NAME OF tEXTILES AND CLOTHING ARCHERY 9/15/1993 A171 XARCHERY ENHANCED BY PORTABLE STANDS (SIMPSON) ARGENTINA 9/15/1993 A083 ^ARGENTINA OFFERS VARIETY--MISSION OPTIONS (WAXDAHL) ART MUSEUM FOR EARLIER SEE MEMORIAL ART CTR 11/11/1992 B021 kSTUART FOCUSES ON SD ARTISTS (STAEBNER) 2/10/1993 E021 ARTWORKS DISPLAYED (WENISCH) 3/31/1993 DOll NATIVE AMERICAN ART 9/22/1993 A173 XMUSEUM GETS NEW DIRECTOR (JIANG) 9/29/1993 A032 kSD ART MUSEUM RECEIVES GRANT (HEALY) 9/29/1993 A213 KNATIVE AMERICAN ART EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY (SMITH) 11/03/1993 A151 MUSEUM DISPLAY FEATURES WORKS (ARNOLD) 11/10/1993 A112 kMUSEUM FEATURES STATE FACULTY EXHIBIT (ARNOLD) 12/08/1993 A132 FEATURES FOUR SD ARTISTS (SMITH) 1/26/1994 A151 TO PRESENT SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS 2/02/1994 A031 SDAM OPENS NAVAJO WEAVING DISPLAY 2/02/1994 A171 NAVAJO WEAVING TO BE DISPLAYED IN ART MUSEUM (SMITH) 3/16/1994 A132 K'AGELESS WISDOM OF THE AMERICAN WEST' (BRADBURY) 4/13/1994 A045 OPPORTUNITY FOR LOCAL ARTISTS TO SELL WORK (OMOTH) ARTISTS SEE ALSO NAMES OF ARTISTS 9/09/1992 E012 SDSU ALUMNUS DISPLAYS PAINTINGS (GUSTAD) 10/14/1992 FOll PORTRAITS ON DISPLAY 2/10/1993 E012 ART EXHIBITED IN GALLERY LOUNGE (HOEKMAN) 2/17/1993 F012 ^ARTWORKS DISPLAYED REGIONALLY, NATIONALLY (SMITH) 11/10/1993 A112 XMUSEUM FEATURES STATE FACULTY EXHIBIT (ARNOLD)

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ARTISTS 12/08/1993 A132 FEATURES FOUR SD ARTISTS (SMITH) A/13/199<» A0A5 OPPORTUNITY FOR LOCAL ARTISTS TO SELL WORK COMOTH) ARTS 2/03/1993 E021 STUDENT ART EVALUATED. PRIZES AWARDED (HOEKMAN) A/14/1993 F034 GRADUATING SENIORS EXHIBIT ARTWORK (WENISCH) 12/01/1993 A131 HERITAGE ARTFEST WILL BE THIS WEEKEND 4/20/1994 A174 GALLERY LOUNGE DISPLAYS ARTWORK (SMITH) ARTS FESTIVAL 4/28/1993 F034 BLENDERS RETURN FOR SUMMER FESTIVAL (WENISCH) ARTS-MA 10/28/1992 F015 MADISON PRESENTS A NIGHT OF TERROR (KOROKOW) ASKREN MARY 10/14/1992 Foil PORTRAITS ON DISPLAY ASTROLOGY 3/23/1994 A121 ANCIENT SUMERIANS CREDITED FOR BEGINNING (CHAMLEY) ATHLETES SEE ALSO NAMES OF ATHLETES 9/16/1992 F031 KFINALIST FOR NCAA WOMAN OF YEAR (GLOVER) 10/28/1992 B012 Bf'TEAM' REMAINS AN IMPORTANT WORD AT STATE (GARDNER) 9/29/1993 A141 *HERRBOLDT, SPEED; THE PERFECT COMBINATION (HOVE) 11/10/1993 A155 NAMED HARLON HILL CANDIDATE (BEUKELMAN) 11/10/1993 A161 KMASSMANN FOLLOWS FAMILY TRADITION (HOVE) 3/23/1994 A141 KSDSU'S ATHLETE FOR ALL SEASONS (BEUKELMAN) ATHLETICS SEE ALSO NAMES OF ATHLETICS. SPORTS 9/30/1992 G012 JfSDSU'S FALL BATTLE OF THE SEXES (GARDNER) 3/03/1993 F012 ^IMPORTANT AND EXCITING ATHLETIC EVENTS... (GARDNER) 2/16/1994 Alll KSOON TO BE SECOND TO NONE (HOVE) ATHLETICS-COACHES SEE ALSO NAMES OF COACHES 10/21/1992 G012 *COACHES LIKE FATHERS-'ALWAYS KNOW BEST (GARDNER) 11/18/1992 E052 *ASSISTANT DISCOVERS NEW WORLD IN SD (GLOVER) 12/09/1992 Foil RALPH GINN PRESENTATIONS 1/27/1993 EOll VOLLEYBALL COACH SOUGHT 3/17/1993 A012 SEARCH FOR NEW BASKETBALL COACH UNDERWAY (GARDNER) 3/17/1993 G012 *THORSON'S FATE REFLECTS PLIGHT OF MANY (GARDNER) 3/17/1993 G024 2 COACHES HAND IN RESIGNATIONS 3/24/1993 Foil APPLICATIONS DUE THURSDAY 4/14/1993 E012 SDSU HOPES TO HIRE COACHES BY FRIDAY 4/21/1993 A012 ANNOUNCES NEW BASKETBALL. WRESTLING COAHES (GARDNER) 4/28/1993 E051 COACH BRINGS WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE (GARDNER) 4/28/1993 E053 OIEN CHOOSES ASSISTANT COACH (GARDNER) 9/08/1993 A245 BYRNE OPENS NEW ERA AT SDSU (GARDNER) 11/03/1993 A181 KWITHOUT WARREN WILLIAMSON AS A COACH (GARDNER) 3/16/1994 A185 FORMER HUSKER QB JOINS COACHING STAFF ATTENDANCE 11/11/1992 coil FORCING CLASS ATTENDANCE BACKFIRES (ED) 12/02/1992 C016 ATTENDANCE EDITORIAL BACKFIRES (L) ATTITUDE 1/26/1994 A091 JCATTITUDE IS ALL A MATTER OF PERSPECTIVE ATWELL MARY 2/03/1993 DOll GRADUATE STUDENT DISPELS STEREOTYPICAL MOLD (SMITH) AUDIO SYSTEM 3/31/1993 C013 INADEQUATE AUDIO SYSTEM RUINS LECTURE (L) 4/14/1993 C015 WRITER DEFENDS DSA TECH CREW (L) AUGUSTANA COLLEGE 2/24/1993 NOll COLLEGE STATION WITHDRAWS PUBLIC RADIO FUNDING AUTO ACCIDENT SEE ACCIDENT AUTO AUTO PARKING 9/09/1992 A012 VEHICLE DECAL PRICES INCREASE $10 (WIEBENGA) 9/16/1992 coil UNMARKED LOT FRUSTRATES DRIVERS (ED) 9/16/1992 C023 *CAMPUS COMMENTS--FOR PARKING PERMITS 9/23/1992 A012 *CAMPUS-WIDE FORUM MAY END PARKING DEBATE (FENGER) 9/23/1992 A012 SA ADDRESSES BOULEVARD PARKING PROBLEMS (LUNDBORG) 9/23/1992 E016 PARKING^PROPOSAL NEEDS WORK (L) 9/23/1992 E024 ^PROPOSAL ELIMINATES 'DESERT' PARKING 10/07/1992 B012 PARKING PROPOSAL RECEIVES LITTLE BACKING (FENGER) 10/14/1992 BOll LOT UNDER CONSTRUCTION 10/21/1992 A013 KPARKING DESIGNATIONS TO MEET REQUIREMENTS (WENISCH) 10/21/1992 C016 SATIRICAL PARKING SITUATION POSED (L) 11/04/1992 BOll LOT NEARS COMPLETION 11/11/1992 A014 NEW LOT CLASSIFIED AS SI. S2 PARKING (FENGER) 11/11/1992 BOll PARKING LOT OPENS FOR USE 11/18/1992 A012 KKEEP OFF THE GRASS (FENGER) 12/02/1992 AOll BOULEVARD PARKING BANNED 1/20/1993 D013 HANDICAPPED PARKING SPOTS APPRECIATED (L) 1/20/1993 G045 ^CREATIVE PARKING 2/03/1993 A012 9fDEFERRED MAINTENANCE MAY IMPACT PRICES (FENGER) 2/17/1993 B012 STUDENTS. FACULTY VIE FOR PARKING (MICHELS) 3/17/1993 B033 *DOWNTOWN PARKING (HAAN) 9/29/1993 A012 ANOTHER PARKING PLAN PROPOSED (KRIZ) 10/06/1993 AlOl STUDENTS ARE CUSTOMERS (ED) 10/13/1993 A113 FREE-FOR-ALL PARKING PROPOSED 10/20/1993 A121 ^COLUMNIST REVIEWS PARKING PLAN. PROPOSES NEW IDEAS 10/27/1993 A034 NEW PARKING PLAN REVIEWED (BIEBER) 11/03/1993 A015 STUDENT INPUT NEEDED ON PARKING PLAN (KRIZ) 11/03/1993 A114 STUDENT RESPONSES NEEDED ON PARKING PROPOSAL 11/10/1993 AOll DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES OPPOSED TO 24-HOUR (KRIZ) 11/10/1993 A083 ^ALTERNATIVE TO 24-HOUR PARKING PROPOSED 11/10/1993 A093 SAFETY OF ALL IN MIND ON PARKING PLAN 11/17/1993 A081 DOWNTOWN PARKING PROPOSAL A GOOD IDEA (ED) 12/01/1993 AOll PARKING PROPOSAL REVISED

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AUTO PARKING 12/08/1993 A103 STUDENTS, FACULTY HAVE EQUAL PARKING RIGHTS (L) 2/09/1994 A095 PARKING PROPOSAL MUTATES 2/16/1994 A012 *NEW PARKING FEE, FINE INCREASES APPROVED 2/16/1994 A061 PARKING, PARKING, PARKING (ED) 2/23/1994 A104 PARKING PLAN PROTESTED (L) 2/23/1994 A106 PARKING PLAN QUESTIONED (L) 2/23/1994 A113 CAMPUS COMMENTS--NEW PARKING PROPOSAL 2/23/1994 A121 KTO VOICE OPINIONS ON PARKING PLAN (UMIKER) 3/02/1994 A012 PARKING FEE PROPOSAL TABLED (ROLLINS) 3/02/1994 A063 STUDENT RESPONDS TO NEW PARKING PLAN (L) 4/06/1994 AOBl A LOOK AT THE POSITIVE SIDE 4/13/1994 A012 KBUSTED! AUTO-BR 3/03/1993 DOll KCOLORFUL CARS REVEAL VARIED PERSONALITIES AUTO-SD SEE ALSO SEAT BELTS 11/18/1992 BOll SA SUPPORTS SEATBELT USE 2/24/1993 NOll HOUSE PASSES LEMON LAW 4/14/1993 G015 MOST DAKOTANS OWN MORE THAN ONE VEHICLE 3/16/1994 A075 LAW FAVORED BY SOUTH DAKOTANS 4/13/1994 A074 MOST SOUTH DAKOTANS FAVOR SEAT BELT LAW AVIATION 9/30/1992 B012 XCHANCE TO EARN AVIATION MINOR (WIXON) BAHR ANN MARIE 1/26/1994 A094 TRUTH PROVES INTERESTING COMPANION 4/20/1994 A171 ELECTED ON SD HUMANITIES COUNCIL BALLOONS 3/24/1993 B021 STUDENTS TO BUiLD, LAUNCH HIGH-ALTITUDE (HOEKMAN) BALLOONS WATER 10/07/1992 B025 *LET IT FLY BAND SEE ALSO MUSIC BAND BAND MARCHING 9/16/1992 E024 LOCAL BAND PLACES FIRST IN WATERTOWN (HANSEN) 9/30/1992 F024 KTHE PRIDE PREPARES FOR SEASON (WAXDAHL) 11/04/1992 Foil PRIDE CONCERTS 11/11/1992 Foil ^LOOKING AHEAD WITH PRIDE (KRIZ) 11/18/1992 C041 KPRIDE'S CLARINETS 10/06/1993 A161 KPRIDE PREPARES FOR FIRST 'TEST' (WIEKERT) BANKS S BANKING 1/20/1993 GOll BANK BUYS OTHER BANK BARNETT MARK 12/02/1992 F025 ATTORNEY GENERAL PROPOSES 'TURN IN POLLUTERS'... BARON ROGER 12/02/1992 F012 BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO BARTLETT ALBERT 3/17/1993 BOll PHYSICIST TO SPEAK ON FUTURE ENERGY NEEDS BASEBALL 9/09/1992 F023 TEAM BEGINS QUEST FOR REPEAT TITLE (HOVE) 9/30/1992 G025 *IN YOUR FACE 10/14/1992 HOll JACKRABBIT WORLD SERIES 10/14/1992 H025 ^SWINGING FOR THE FENCES 3/03/1993 F051 TEAM TO MAKE ANNUAL TRIP SOUTH (OSTER) 3/17/1993 G012 TEAM WINS 8 STRAIGHT (OSTER) 3/24/1993 F021 ^SOPHOMORE HURLER FIRES 2 ONE-HITTERS (OSTER) 3/24/1993 F033 XBACK INDOORS 3/31/1993 F014 TEAM SQUEEZES IN 3 GAMES (OSTER) 4/14/1993 E012 ^'AMERICA'S GAME' DOES NOT LIVE UP TO ITS NAME 4/14/1993 E041 XOFFENSE KEYS BASEBALL TEAM'S SUCCESS (OSTER) 4/21/1993 E012 *TEAM TAKES 3 OF 4 FROM USD (HOVE) 4/21/1993 E021 *WORK PAYS OFF WITH SPARKLING SPRING (BEUKELMAN) 4/28/1993 E021 KHAS DREAM WEEK, BELTS 5 OUT (BEUKELMAN) 4/28/1993 E041 *TEAM TAKES 6 WEEKEND GAMES, RECORD TO 25-11 (HOVE) 4/28/1993 E055 *FOUL BALL 9/08/1993 A231 KBASEBALL TEAM HAS RECORD YEAR (BEUKELMAN) 9/29/1993 A161 XLOOKIN' DOWNTOWN 9/29/1993 A165 EKELAND APPOINTED TO NCAA DIV II BASEBALL COMMITTEE 10/06/1993 A211 TEAM LOOKS TO NEW RECRUITS TO FILL HOLES (GARDNER) 10/13/1993 A185 XGETTIN' BACK 2/23/1994 A144 BASEBALL TEAM TO OPEN SEASON (WALTMAN) 3/16/1994 A181 XSCHULTE STARTS SEASON WHERE HE LEFT OFF (HOVE) 3/16/1994 A191 TEAM OPENS SEASON 5-2-1 (WALTMAN) 3/23/1994 A155 TEAM WINS THREE OF FOUR GAMES (WALTMAN) 4/06/1994 A112 *BASEBALL TEAM WINS SIX OF SEVEN (WALTMAN) 4/06/1994 A121 KSEHR'S HOT HITTING LEADS JACKS (HOVE) 4/13/1994 A112 TAKE THREE CONFERENCE GAMES FROM UNO (WALTMAN) 4/20/1994 A121 *KROGMAN'S BAT LIFTS JACKS (HOVE) 4/20/1994 A131 *TEAM WINS THREE OF FOUR FROM MC (WALTMAN) 4/27/1994 A132 *STATE SWEEPS USD AND NORTHERN (HOVE) 4/27/1994 A141 *SEMAR BOOSTS JACKS' STARTING ROTATION (HOVE) BASEBALL-PROF 4/06/1994 AlOl XDIE-HARD CUBS FAN WAITS (NELSON) BASKETBALL 9/23/1992 GOll BASKETBALL CHANGES 10/28/1992 BOll LATE NIGHT BASKETBALL 11/04/1992 A012 ^MIDNIGHT MADNESS 11/04/1992 GOll KMIDNIGHT MADNESS 11/11/1992 EOll BASKETBALL SCRIMMAGE 11/18/1992 E012 XMEN'S TEAM TO SEE SIGHTS, SOUNDS...PLAY (GARDNER) 11/18/1992 E012 XWOMEN RETURN WITH 4 STARTERS AND OPTIMISM (HOVE) 11/18/1992 E031 *CAGERS RELY ON NEW FACES TO DEFEND TITLES (GARDNER) 12/02/1992 G012 KJACKRABBITS CLAIM TITLE IN HAWAII (GARDNER) 12/02/1992 G012 *SHARE OPINIONS ON DIVISION 1 BASKETBALL (GARDNER)

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BASKETBALL 12/02/1992 G021 KREITEN HITS THE GROUND RUNNING COSTER) 12/02/1992 G031 *WOMEN'S TEAM WINS 2 OF FIRST 3 GAMES COSTER) 12/02/1992 G055 *TOUCH FOUL 12/09/1992 F012 KMEN WIN 2 HOME GAMES IN OPPOSITE FASHION CGARDNER) 12/09/1992 F012 FRESHMAN REITEN LEADS WOMEN'S TEAM TO TITLE COSTER) 12/09/1992 F0A5 KSHE SHOOTS, SHE SCORES 1/20/1993 AOIA XCAPACITY CROWD 1/20/1993 EOll BASKETBALL POLL 1/20/1993 EOll PLAYERS CLIMB RANKS 1/20/1993 E012 STATE WINS ONE OF TWO NAILBITERS CHOVE) 1/20/1993 EOll TEAM OF YEAR 1/20/1993 E021 *ROSE COMES ALIVE FOR STATE-U WEEKEND CGARDNER) 1/20/1993 E033 *WOMEN RUN PAST COYOTES, AFTER LETTING... COSTER) 1/27/1993 E012 JfBlG WEEKEND AHEAD FOR SDSU SPORTS FANS 1/27/1993 E012 KTEAM WINS ONE OF TWO IN MINNESOTA COSTER) 1/27/1993 E02A KMEN LOSE PAIR OF CONFERENCE GAMES CHOVE) 2/03/1993 F012 KWOMEN EDGE NINTH-RANKED AUGIE COSTER) 2/03/1993 F025 KFADING AWAY 2/03/1993 F021 *KANNEG1ETER PIVOTAL IN WIN OVER VIKINGS COSTER) 2/03/1993 FO-il afSTATE OUTLASTS AUGUSTANA 71-66 CHOVE) 2/03/1993 F0A5 TWO WALK-ON GUARDS HELP THORSON'S JACKS CGARDNER) 2/10/1993 A012 KJUNIOR JACK CHALLENGE 2/10/1993 F012 KGAMES PROVOKE INTERESTING THOUGHTS CGARDNER) 2/10/1993 F021 KBOUMAN TURNS IT UP OFFENSIVELY FOR ND CBEUKELMAN) .2/10/1993 FO-il KMEN'S TEAM CONTROLS NDSU, CONTROLLED BY UND CHOVE) 2/10/1993 F053 KWOMEN LOSE TO NCC'S TOP 2 TEAMS COSTER) 2/17/1993 A013 KJACK ATTACK 2/17/1993 E012 JfWOMEN WIN WEEKEND TWO COSTER) 2/17/1993 EOll PORK CLASSIC 2/17/1993 E021 XMEN'S TEAM LOSES 2 CLOSE ONES CHOVE) 2/24/1993 A0l2 KLEAPIN' LICORICE 2/24/1993 F012 KTEAMS MAKE MOST OF FINAL HOME WEEKEND CGARDNER) 2/24/1993 F012 *WOMEN SWEEP MN SCHOOLS, RUN WIN STREAK TO 4 COSTER) 2/24/1993 F021 *NAATJES HELPS SINK MANKATO AND ST CLOUD CHOVE) 2/24/1993 F031 *MEN'S TEAM EVENS CONFERENCE RECORD WITH WINS CHOVE) 3/03/1993 F012 KMEN SURVIVE AUGIE BATTLE CHOVE) 3/03/1993 FOll MEN DEFEAT UNC 3/03/1993 F016 STATE SEEDED 5TH FOR POST-SEASON TOURNEY CHOVE) 3/03/1993 F041 KWOMEN STOPPED IN SF COSTER) 3/17/1993 A012 SEARCH FOR NEW BASKETBALL COACH UNDERWAY CGARDNER) 3/17/1993 G031 KMEN FINISH 4TH IN NCC TOURNAMENT CHOVE) 3/17/1993 G035 WOMEN END SEASON WITH SPLIT ON ROAD COSTER) 3/24/1993 F012 *FANS DROWN IN NCAA HOOPLA, POOLS CGARDNER) 3/24/1993 F041 *1NTRAMURAL BASKETBALL UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONS 3/31/1993 F025 NEW HAMPSHIRE NIPS USD ,3/31/1993 F031 BISON WOMEN CLAIM 2ND NATIONAL TITLE IN 3 YEARS 4/21/1993 A012 ANNOUNCES NEW BASKETBALL, WRESTLING COAHES CGARDNER) 4/21/1993 E012 KSODERBERG BRINGS ENTHUSIAM CGARDNER) 4/21/1993 EOll LADY JACKS SIGN TWINS 4/21/1993 E015 RECRUITING IS INITIAL CONCERN OF NEW COACH CGARDNER) 4/28/1993 E053 OlEN CHOOSES ASSISTANT COACH CGARDNER) 9/22/1993 A121 TEN NEW PLAYERS JOIN NDSU TEAM 10/06/1993 A203 KFRESHMAN MAGNELL, A SUPRISE TO ALL CBEUKELMAN) 11/17/1993 A155 JCHOOPIN' IT UP 11/17/1993 A171 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO OPEN 11/17/1993 A174 MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM BEGINS NEW ERA CHOVE) 12/01/1993 A172 96WOMEN OPEN SEASON 4-0 CBEUKELMAN) 12/01/1993 A194 MEN DEFEAT AFSA IN OPENER CHOVE) 12/08/1993 A012 *G0, STATE, GO! 12/08/1993 AdSl WERKMEISTER EXCELS IN, OUT OF WATER CERICKSON) 12/08/1993 A172 WOMEN DEFEAT DULUTH 71-63 CBEUKELMAN) 12/08/1993 A175 KSTATE OPENS SEASON 3-0 CHOVE) 12/08/1993 A181 XBERGEMANN COMES THROUGH IN SECOND HALF CGARDNER) 1/19/1994 Alll 9CBASKETBALL CROWDS RISE WITH RECORD 1/19/1994 A112 STATE WOMEN SWEEP TWO CBEUKELMAN) 1/19/1994 Alls MEN'S WIN STREAK ENDS AT 12 CHOVE) 1/19/1994 A141 XHALSRUD POWERS BIG WEEKEND FOR JACKS CKING) 1/26/1994 A112 *STATE MEN DROP TWO IN NCC CHOVE) 1/26/1994 A112 *KANNEG1ETER REACHES 1,000 POINT MARK 1/26/1994 A143 ^WOMEN'S TEAM SWEEPS MINNESOTA TEAMS CBEUKELMAN) 2/02/1994 A012 XHEAVE, HO! 2/02/1994 A035 PORK CLASSIC TO HAM UP GAME CCONNORS) 2/02/1994 A093 KGAMES AGAINST AUGUSTANA THIS WEEKEND? 2/02/1994 Alll *1T'S CRUNCH TIME CHOVE) 2/02/1994 A112 KMEN HOLD ON, UPEND AUGIE 91-90 CHOVE) 2/02/1994 A112 *WOMEN LOSE TO EIGHTH-RANKED VIKES CBEUKELMAN) 2/02/1994 A131 *'DUTCH' LEADS JACKS TO WIN OVER AUGIE CGUETTER) 2/09/1994 A112 WOMEN UPSET NO. 3 NDSU, LOSE TO NO. 1 UND CGUETTER)

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BASKETBALL 2/09/1994 AI3I MEN WIN ONE OF TWO IN NORTH DAKOTA (HOVE) 2/16/1994 AI12 ^WOMEN'S TEAM STRUGGLES IN WEEKEND SERIES (GUETTER) 2/16/1994 AI12 JACKRABBIT MEN BEAT UNO, MORNINGSIDE, LOSE... (HOVE) 2/16/1994 A131 KJACKS GET OFFENSIVE BOOST FROM HUGHES (HOVE) 2/16/1994 A141 *SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF FROST ARENA 2/23/1994 A131 *WHAT A DIFFERENCE 150 MILES MAKES (HOVE) 2/23/1994 AI32 *WIN ONE, LOSE ONE IN MINNESOTA (HOVE) 2/23/1994 A132 WOMEN EDGED BY MANKATO (GUETTER) 2/23/1994 A134 HALSRUD REACHES 1,000 POINTS 3/02/1994 Alll KCHICKENS, TIMEOUTS AT THE AUGIE GAME (HOVE) 3/02/1994 A112 JACKRABBIT WOMEN UPSET AUGUSTANA (GUETTER) 3/02/1994 A112 *MEN BEAT UNC AND AUGIE (HOVE) 3/16/1994 A172 *WOMEN FALL TO BISON IN REGIONAL FINAL (GUETTER) 3/16/1994 A195 TEAM FINISHES T9-8 (HOVE) 3/16/1994 A204 BERGEMANN NAMED TO GTE COSIDA TEAM 3/23/1994 A131 KMARCH MADNESS HITS IN FULL FORCE (HOVE) 4/06/1994 A112 BASKETBALL COACHES HIT RECRUITING TRAILS (HOVE) 4/20/1994 AI12 MEN'S BASKETBALL SIGNS THREE NEW RECRUITS BAUM TINA 3/03/1993 F044 kWOMEN CLAIM 2ND AT INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP (VANDERWAL) 9/15/1993 AI8I KTRACK STAR THRIVES ON COMPETITION, LIFE (GARDNER) BEAL HOUSE 3/31/1993 B021 *BED, BREAKFAST NAME PRESERVED... (BEANER) BEATTIE PATRICIA 9/08/1993 A031 PROFESSORS RECEIVE GRANTS BEAUTY CONTESTS 9/16/1992 DOll KMORE THAN JUST BEAUTY (KURTZ) 9/16/1992 DOII THEATER DIREC:T0R PRODUCES PAGEANT (VERRILL) 3/31/1993 AOII SCHOLARSHIP QUEENS CHOSEN 3/02/1994 A04I FEMALES SOUGHT FOR THE MISS SDSU PAGEANT (ROLLINS) 4/06/1994 A032 KSDSU WOMEN COMPETE FOR PAGEANT TITLES (CONNORS) BED S BREAKFAST 3/31/1993 B021 *BED, BREAKFAST NAME PRESERVED... (BEANER) BEDDOW JIM 3/02/1994 A032 LONG-TERM PLANS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION (ERICKSON) 3/02/1994 A082 KON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL 3/23/1994 Alll ^GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES MAKE STOP 4/13/1994 A031 BEDDOW TO ATTEND C.A.R.E. FORUM BEER SEE LIQUOR TRAFFIC BEIER MATT 10/13/1993 A172 KUPSETS 'THUNDERING HERD' 42-30 (HOVE) 10/20/1993 A181 xBEIER BIG KEY TO FOOTBALL SUCCESS (WALTMAN) 10/20/1993 A194 KHEADING FOR SIX BELL JULIE 3/24/1993 B034 9fBELL MAKES EDUCATION CONTRIBUTIONS (MICHELS) BENDEL JAKE 12/01/1993 A132 *'BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE...' (ARNOLD) BENTZ TED 10/13/1993 A185 *GETTIN' BACK BERBERIAN ARPINEE 10/13/1993 A141 COUPLE HOLDS FACULTY RECITAL (JIANG) BERBERIAN H&A 9/30/1992 B031 KMUSICIANS DEDICATED TO EACH OTHER (WENISCH) BERBERIAN HRATCH 10/13/1993 A141 COUPLE HOLDS FACULTY RECITAL (JIANG) BERGEMANN JODI 3/24/1993 FOll BERGEMANN HONORED 12/08/1993 A181 XBERGEMANN COMES THROUGH IN SECOND HALF (GARDNER) 3/16/1994 A204 BERGEMANN NAMED TO GTE COSIDA TEAM BERGUM GERALD 2/23/1994 A051 XPROFESSOR LEARNS DIFFERENCES IN CHINA (ROLLINS) BERRY ALICE 11/04/1992 FOll ART EXHIBIT BERRY BERTICE 11/18/1992 C012 ^COUNCIL SPONSORS AWARD-WINNING COMEDIAN (WAXDAHL) 12/09/1992 E012 KBERRY DELIVERS COMEDY, LAUGHS (HANSEN) BETTELYOUN WILLIAM 10/21/1992 F031 AIDS PATIENT SPREADS KNOWLEDGE, LIVES FOR THE DAY 10/21/1992 F031 DOCTOR FOUND NOT GUILTY OF IDENTIFYING AIDS VICTIM BEUKELMAN JERRY 10/20/1993 A171 KGIVE ME A DIG AND A KILL TO GO 10/27/1993 A211 KTHE DAKOTA DOME FOR FOOTBALL? BICYCLING SEE CYCLING BIG SIOUX RIVER 3/24/1993 G013 ^SOMETHING BESIDES SNOWFALL BIOLOGY 3/03/1993 BOll HURLEY RECEIVES GOV MICKELSON'S BUCKLEY AWARD BIOSTRESS LAB 9/09/1992 B012 ^LABORATORY HEARS COMPLETION (LUNDBORG) 4/14/1993 A012 3€SHAPING HISTORY 9/08/1993 A044 WELCOMES NEW AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY (HAAN) 9/15/1993 A034 BIOLOGY STUDENTS GAIN RESEARCH EXPERIENCE (HEALY) 9/15/1993 A031 BIOSTRESS DEDICATION CONTINUES TO FRIDAY 9/15/1993 A044 *NORTHERN PLAINS BIOSTRESS LAB DEDICATION WEEK 9/22/1993 AOII BIOSTRESS DEDICATION RAINED IN (BIEBER) 9/22/1993 A032 *BIOSTRESS OFFICIALLY OPEN BIRTH ORDERS 11/03/1993 A121 SIBLINGS' BIRTH ORDERS AFFECT PERSONALITIES (NELSON) BIRTHDAYS 2/23/1994 A12I *LEAP YEAR DAY BABIES CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY (FENGER) BITTNER KELLY 11/03/1993 A054 STATE GRADUATES RETURN AS COUNSELORS (NUSZ) BLACK HILLS 4/14/1993 C016 ACCESSIBILITY SHOULD BE SAVED (L) 10/06/1993 A135 STUDENTS TRAVEL TO BLACK HILLS (ARNOLD) BLACKBURN GEORGE 10/07/1992 EOll KBENEFITS FROM EXPERIENCING DIFFERENT CAMPUS (KURTZ) BLASIUS JUSTIN I/26/I994 AI24 9fPUTTIN' ON THE MOVES 2/09/1994 A121 *BLASIUS ENJOYS GREAT MAT SEASON (BEUKELMAN) 3/16/1994 A174 KTWO JACKS WIN NATIONAL TITLES (BEUKELMAN) BLIND 2/03/1993 DOll GRADUATE STUDENT DISPELS STEREOTYPICAL MOLD (SMITH) 4/06/1994 A013 ^BLINDFOLDED AROUND CAMPUS AS PART OF AN EXERCISE BLOCK ROB 11/17/1993 AlOl KSINGLE FATHERHOOD POSES MANY PROBLEMS (NELSON) BLOOD 11/04/1992 B021 XNEEDLE SHY 10/13/1993 A014 BLOOD MOBILE OFFERS SHARING OF LIFE (BIEBER)

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BUDGET-SD 12/01/1993 A09A MILLER, JANKLOW AT ODDS OVER BUDGET 2/23/l99'» AQ82 BUDGET CRUNCH MAY LEAD TO LIMITATIONS 2/23/199A A09A USD STUDENTS LOBBY FOR BUDGET INCREASE 3/16/199A A012 STUDENTS PAY FOR LEGISLATIVE SHORTFALL (ERICKSON) 3/23/1994 AI04 LEGISLATORS COMPROMISE ON STATE BUDGET BUDGET-SDSU SEE ALSO SA-BUDGET BUDGET-US 9/30/1992 D015 KCOLUMNIST CRIES FOR DEFICIT REDUCTION 2/24/1993 C012 ^AMERICANS SHOULD WEAN THEMSELVES FROM KILLER SOW BUFFALOES 12/01/1993 A071 BUFFALO SALE BRINGS IN REVENUE FOR PARK BUILDINGS 12/02/1992 AOll RESIDENCE HALL BID ACCEPTED 9/15/1993 A031 LANDMARK TORN DOWN 2/02/1994 A061 ALLOWED TO LEASE TO PRIVATE BUSINESSES 2/16/1994 A035 RENNOVATION SCHEDULED FOR MEDARY COMMONS (LOCHRIDGE) 3/23/1994 A035 NEW ENGINEERING BUILDING PROPOSED (ROLLINS) 3/23/1994 A071 YOU'RE GOING TO BUILD IT WHERE? (ED) BULIMIA 3/16/1994 Alll *MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS HEALTH PROBLEMS (CHAMLEY) BURD LEE 3/31/1993 B024 SEXUAL HARASSMENT NEVER APPROPRIATE (STANLEY) BURG JIM 3/23/1994 Alll *GUBERNATORlAL CANDIDATES MAKE STOP BURGLARIES 2/10/T993 AOll BURGLARY UNDER INVESTIGATION 2/17/1993 AOll MEN CHARGED WITH BURGLARY 3/23/1994 A012 CLUMSY BURGLAR ENTERS UNLOCKED APARTMENTS (FENGER) BURIAL SITES 3/03/1993 C015 *BURIAL SITE DESECRATION UNJUSTIFIED BURKE ROBERT 9/09/1992 BOll ADMINISTRATION CHANGES MADE 2/16/1994 A012 NEW DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS MOVES IN (FENGER) BURKHART TOM 3/17/1993 G024 2 COACHES HAND IN RESIGNATIONS BURNS DAVE 9/08/1993 A103 KTWO FRIENDS SHARE THEIR IDEAS ON POLITICS 9/15/1993 A063 ^INCREASING BETTING LIMITS; PROPAGANDA OR CHOICE? 9/22/1993 A063 XLIMBAUGH ATTRACTS FANS AND FOES 9/29/1993 A103 KDOES CLINTON DESERVE RESPECT OR NOT? 10/13/1993 A103 ^RELIGIOUS TEACHINGS BELONG IN HOME AND CHURCH 10/20/1993 A103 ^ACTION IN SOMALIA QUESTIONED 10/27/1993 A083 *DENNY VERDICT BRINGS QUESTIONS 11/10/1993 A083 ^ALTERNATIVE TO 24-HOUR PARKING PROPOSED 12/01/1993 A103 KBRADY BILL IS A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION 1/26/1994 A094 *MEDIA TRASHES LIVES AS WE WATCH 2/02/1994 A083 SfRACIAL RELATIONS NEED TO IMPROVE 2/09/1994 A075 COLUMNIST'S VIEWS SUPPORTED (L) 3/02/1994 A063 KCASINO INTERVIEWS PROVE INSIGHTFUL 4/06/1994 A073 KDAVE AND SCOTT SET PRESIDENTIAL GOALS 4/27/1994 A073 *DAVE TAKES PRIDE IN "LIBERAL" LABEL BURNS ROBERT 10/28/1992 E023 *CAMPUS DIFFERENT FROM BURNS' DAYS (BEANER) 1/20/1993 C0l3 COURT SYSTEM STRUGGLES TO DEFINE HARASSMENT (KORKOW) 10/13/1993 A041 BURNS VISITS CANADA (KECK) 2/02/1994 A031 BURNS SCHEDULED FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION 3/02/1994 A074 PUBLIC EDUCATION REQUIRES CONSTANT SUPPORT BUSH GEORGE 10/28/1992 A012 ^SUNDAY STOP 10/28/1992 C013 5€STATUS QUO PRESIDENT NEEDS TO PROVIDE CHANGE 11/11/1992 C021 *BUSH KEPT THE FAITH; LEAD NATION BUSINESS SEE ALSO RETAIL TRADES 9/29/1993 A071 SMALL TOWN LEADERS MEET WITH CANADIANS 10/20/1993 A072 ALLOWS PRIVATE BUSINESSES ON CAMPUSES 10/27/1993 A182 HOBOS HEAD DOWNTOWN (KING) 12/01/1993 A081 HOLIDAY SALES TO EXCEED LAST YEAR 12/08/1993 A072 BUSINESSES PREPARE FOR HOLIDAY SHOPPING SEASON (KING BYRNE MARY 9/08/1993 A245 BYRNE OPENS NEW ERA AT SDSU (GARDNER) 10/13/1993 A172 *TEAM SPLITS TWO UP NORTH (BEUKELMAN) CABLE TELEVISION SEE TELEVISION CABLE CAMPAIGN FUNDS 9/30/1992 D015 ISSUE AWARENESS NEEDED FOR VOTERS (L) 1/27/1993 GOll STATE PAC'S TO REPORT GIFTS 12/08/1993 A095 LABOR UNIONS LEAD IN CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS 4/13/1994 A075 ACCEPTS CAMPAIGN FUNDS FROM EAC MEMBERS CAMPANILE 12/08/1993 A055 kWINTER AT SDSU 2/16/1994 A032 seSDSU'S CAMPANILE 2/23/1994 A082 ^REFLECTIONS 4/27/1994 A032 KSUNRISE CAMPUS 10/07/1992 D021 CAMPUS LIGHTING RECEIVES ATTENTION 10/20/1993 A072 ALLOWS PRIVATE BUSINESSES ON CAMPUSES CAMPUS COMMENTS SEE ALSO SUBJECT OF COMMENTS CAMPUS POLICE SEE POLICE CAMPUS CANADA 9/29/1993 A071 SMALL TOWN LEADERS MEET WITH CANADIANS 10/13/1993 A041 BURNS VISITS CANADA (KECK) CANCER 2/17/1993 B031 CANCER VICTIMS, FAMILY AFFECTED (STAEBNER) 2/17/1993 B035 HEALTHY EATING HABITS COULD PREVENT CANCER (WAXDAHL) CAP SEE CAREER & ACADEMIC CAPERS 12/09/1992 E041 ALPHA PSI OMEGA THEATER FRATERNITY PREPARES (GUSTAD) 1/27/1993 A012 KCAPERS'93: 'WHERE'S THE PARTY?' (HOEKMAN) 2/03/1993 E024 'DANCE PARTY USA* IMPRESSES REVIEWER (ENGELS) 1/19/1994 A161 "EIGHTIES EDITION" TO START NEXT WEEK (SMITH)

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CAPERS 1/26/199^ A012 *DANCIN' THE NIGHT AWAY 2/02/1994 A152 "THE EIGHTIES EDITION" CONSIDERED A SUCCESS CWIEKERT CAPITOL 1/20/1993 G031 COUPLE MARRY IN STATE CAPITOL BUILDING 1/27/1993 B031 STUDENTS TO VISIT PIERRE FOR EXPOSURE (NUSZ) 2/10/1993 B052 *CAPlTOL ASSIGNMENT (RIPPE) CARE SEE COUNCIL AFFIRMING CAREER S ACADEMIC 9/23/1992 B031 JOB HUNT MADE EASY FOR SDSU STUDENTS CNUSZ) 1/27/1993 B012 BUSINESSES COMB CAMPUS FOR RECRUITS (FENGER) 2/24/1993 E025 CAP CENTER COMPUTERS MAKE JOB HUNT EASY (HAAN) 4/28/1993 B012 FORMER GRADS REPORT SUCCESSES (FENGER) 9/08/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY OFFERS MANY SERVICES (FENGER) 9/22/1993 A035 CAP CENTER CHANGES POLICY (HEALY) 10/06/1993 A041 CAP CTR OFFERS AID FOR INTERVIEW PROCESS (ERICKSON) 12/01/1993 A031 CAP CENTER OFFERS PRACTICE INTERVIEWS 4/13/1994 AlOI KCAN HELP STUDENTS IN SUMMER JOB HUNT (CHAMLEY) CAREER DAY 1/26/1994 A035 AG-BIO CAREER DAYS SLATED FOR TODAY (KECK) CAREER SERVICE 1/26/1994 A032 KNUTSEN NAMED JANUARY'S CAREER SERVICE (DEMERS) 2/16/1994 A044 SMITH RECOGNIZED AS EMPLOYEE OF THE WEEK (DEMERS) 2/16/1994 A051 KIDWILER MAKES A DIFFERENCE IN AG RESEARCH (DEMERS) CAREERS SEE OCCUPATIONS CARLSON JIM 11/11/1992 B012 PHYSICAL PLANT TO IMPROVE ACCESSIBILTY (STAEBNER) 10/27/1993 A031 CARLSON NAMED STUDENT SERVICE ADVISOR CAVORTS 10/07/1992 F0I2 AWARDS FOR APPEARANCES IN TALENT SHOW (KORKOW) 10/27/1993 A134 TO WRAP UP THE CAMPUS' HOBO WEEK EVENTS (SMITH) 11/03/1993 A132 KCAVORTS PROGRAM SHOWCASES TALENTS (WEIKERT) CECIL MATTHEW 9/08/1993 A114 ^DEMOCRATS FIDDLE WHILE GOP BURNS 9/15/1993 A074 *THE NEW AMERICAN DREAM--MUNCH, GUZZLE, BITCH 9/22/1993 A074 *GOING HOME NO TIGHTROPE WALK 9/29/1993 A114 *ROSS PEROT: NOTHING UNDER THE HOOD 10/06/1993 A114 KSUNSET REVEALS DARK SIDE OF DAKOTA 10/13/1993 A114 KLITTLE DANCERS OFFER A LESSON IN CONTENTMENT 10/20/1993 A114 XGREAT WISDOM BENEATH THAT AVIATOR'S CAP 10/27/1993 A094 ^SITTING BULL MEMORIAL OFFERS STARK LESSON 11/03/1993 A114 *STATE BUDGETS BALANCED WITH PHONY BUCKS 11/10/1993 A094 *THE SENATOR IS GOING TO BARF ON MY SHOES 11/17/1993 A094 ^GETTING A GRIP ON THE MAGNITUDE OF $1 BILLION CENSUS 3/23/1994 A105 NEW CENSUS SHOWS INCREASE IN POPULATION CENTENNIALS SEE ALSO BICENTENNIALS CENTER FOR INNOVAT SEE CITE CHAMBER MUSIC SEE MUSIC CHAMBER CHAMBER OF COMMERC 4/14/1993 C021 STUDENTS URGED TO CONTACT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHANNIN6 ROBERT 9/29/1993 A201 KCHANNING DEMONSTRATES ESP (ARNOLD) 10/13/1993 A132 *PSYCHIC ENTERTAINS, STIRS UP CONTROVERSY (ARNOLD) CHASE TOM 12/01/1993 A054 PROFESSOR RECEIVES RESEARCH GRANT (HAAN) CHECKS 9/08/1993 A034 *CASH AT THE EXCHANGE CHEERLEADERS 11/11/1992 B025 CHEERLEADERS PLAN JOURNEY TO HAWAII (RUDICK) 9/08/1993 A243 CHEERLEADERS WIN AWARDS AT SPIRIT CAMP (BEUKELMAN) 10/20/1993 A014 *WANNA PLAY CATCH? CHEEVER HERBERT 9/09/1992 BOll NEW DEAN NAMED CHELATION 9/30/1992 coil THERARYiNOT LEAVING CHELL ROBERT 9/08/1993 Alll XCOLUMNIST ENCOURAGES STUDENTS IN LEARNING--NOT SCHO 10/13/1993 A114 XDEATH AND RESURRECTION CONTEMPLATED 10/20/1993 AP56 ULC INSTALLS NEW PASTOR THURSDAY (MICHELS) 11/17/1993 A094 ^QUESTIONS OF FAITH, RELIGION DIFFER 2/02/1994 A091 KOUR ACTIONS DEFINE US AS INDIVIDUALS 3/16/1994 AlOl 9CFAITH PROVIDES COMFORT IN "CRUNCH TIME" 4/13/1994 A091 KGOD TURNS BAD INTO GOOD 4/27/1994 A094 KREAD THIS WHEN YOU DON'T HAVE TIME CHEMICALS 11/04/1992 A012 CHEMICAL USE INCITES CONTROVERSY (KRIZ) 11/04/1992 D013 GREEN OPPOSES CHEMICAL SPRAYING (L) 11/18/1992 F015 2,4-D SPRAY HAS SERIOUS EFFECTS (L) 4/27/1994 A105 TOXIC WASTE LEVEL INCREASES CHEMISTRY 4/28/1993 BOII CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT LARDY LECTURE 9/22/1993 A031 CHEMISTRY STUDENT AWARDED FULL TUITION 3/02/1994 A045 CHEMISTRY DEPT PURCHASES SPECTROMETER (MANGOLD) CHENOWETH CHAD 10/13/1993 A044 JUGGLES RACING, FLYING AND STUDYING (KORKOW) CHEYENNE RIVER SIO 9/16/1992 G022 TRIBE CONSIDERS DROPPING GAMBLING FOR GARBAGE 2/03/1993 G024 SIOUX CONSIDERED FOR TOP BIA POSITION CHILD ABUSE 11/03/1993 A091 CASES OF CHILD ABUSE HIGH CHILD CUSTODY 11/17/1993 AlOl *SINGLE FATHERHOOD POSES MANY PROBLEMS (NELSON) 11/17/1993 AlOl STEREOTYPING OF FATHERS PLAYS A KEY ROLE (CHAMLEY) CHILD WELFARE 4/20/1994 A151 LESS FRAUD FOUND IN STATE WELFARE SYSTEM CHILDHOOD 11/17/1993 AlOl ^CHILDHOOD MEMORIES INCLUDE RECESS, A TRIP... CHINA 2/23/1994 A051 KPROFESSOR LEARNS DIFFERENCES IN CHINA (ROLLINS) CHINESE NEW YEAR 1/27/1993 G012 KHAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR 1/27/1993 G041 *FEATURED ENTERTAINMENT 2/09/1994 A041 lOTH ANNUAL CHINESE NEW YEAR (CONNORS) 2/23/1994 A041 *CHINESE ENTERTAINMENT

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CHOIR SEE MUSIC CHOIR CHORUS SEE MUSIC CHORUS CHRISTENSEN CHRIST 3/2A/1993 F033 *BACK INDOORS CHRISTIANITY 11/18/1992 F03A CHRISTIANTY LACKING IN GREAT LEADERS (L) 3/17/1993 C013 NOT FILL-IN-BLANK RELIGION CD 2/23/199A AHA *LENT REMINDS US OF OUR SINS A/I3/199

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CLERGY 10/20/1993 A056 ULC INSTALLS NEW PASTOR THURSDAY (MICHELS) 10/27/1993 A091 *SAINTS STILL ACTIVE IN MODERN TIMES 11/10/1993 A091 KFEAR LIKE THE FORKED TONGUE OF A SNAKE 11/17/1993 A09A *QUESTIONS OF FAITH, RELIGION DIFFER 12/08/1993 AHA KFATHER CHUCK WISHES EVERYONE GOODBYE 1/19/199A A032 XFATHER JOSEPH FORCELLE ASSUMES DUTIES (HEALY) 2/02/199A A091 JfOUR ACTIONS DEFINE US AS INDIVIDUALS 2/16/199A A071 *LENT PROVIDES HOPE OF RECONCILIATION CLIFFORD ANNEMARIE 9/09/1992 C013 NEW COLUMNISTS TAKE TURNS WRITING EYEPAHA 9/30/1992 D02A *FRESH PRINCE LANGUAGE OFFENSIVE 10/07/1992 D02A ^NATIVE AMERICAN DAY VERSUS COLUMBUS DAY 10/21/1992 C02A ^GENERATIONS RAISED ON COLUMBUS FAIRY TALES ll/OA/1992 D013 *SPORTS FRANCHISE PERPETRATE RACISM 11/18/1992 F013 ^COLUMNIST SHARES FAVORITE LAKOTA STORY 12/09/1992 D013 KBASEBALL MANAGER UNDER FIRE, NATIVE AMERICANS... 1/27/1993 C013 KPOW WOW PLANNING TEDIOUS, REWARDING JOB 2/10/1993 C02A *EDUCATION OFFERED AS KEY TO CURBING REMARKS 2/17/1993 C013 ^GOVERNOR'S OFFICE MURAL INTRIGUES COLUMNIST 3/03/1993 C015 *BURIAL SITE DESECRATION UNJUSTIFIED 3/2A/1993 C02A JfAMERICANS MAKE PROGRESS TOWARDS DIVERSITY A/14/1993 C02A *COLUMNISTS OFFER CULTURAL AWARENESS TEST A/28/1993 C02A KGRADUATION WORTH THE WAIT, WRITER SAYS CLINTON BILL 9/23/1992 B0A5 TRAVELLERS STOP AT STATE FOR MEETING (JACOBY) 9/30/1992 COIA CLINTON VISITS SD lO/lA/1992 C021 CLINTON LOOKS BETTER IN JOGGING SHORTS (VERRILL) 1/20/1993 D013 *'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE INAUGURAL' OFFERS LOOK 1/20/1993 D013 *CLINTON SCORES HIGH ON 'BUBBA-BOO-BOO-METER' 1/20/1993 G012 STATE DEMOCRATS PREPARE FOR CLINTON INAUGURATION 1/27/1993 C023 *CAMPUS COMMENTS--THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION 1/27/1993 C02A ^REPUBLICAN PAYS HOMAGE; CEREMONIES BRING TEARS 1/27/1993 G033 DAKOTANS TO CLINTON: KEEP YOUR PROMISES 1/27/1993 G033 HEALTH CARE, ECONOMY TOP CLINTON'S AGENDA--MICKELSON 2/05/1993 C013 JfCLINTON SQUANDERING TIME ON SYMBOLISM 2/2A/1993 C02A KFUTURE SHAKY FOR CLINTON'S FOUR-STAGE PLAN 3/2A/1993 C013 KCLINTON BREAKS PROMISES; DENIES HAITIANS PASSAGE 9/29/1993 A103 *DOES CLINTON DESERVE RESPECT OR NOT? 2/16/199A A07A KSTATUE COMMITTEE ENLISTS COLUMNIST'S HELP CLINTON HILLARY 2/23/199A A013 XFIRST LADY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON WAVES CLUBS SEE ALSO NAMES OF CLUBS 10/28/1992 A015 SA OK'S FUNDING FOR CLUBS, TRIPS (LUNDBORG) 11/11/1992 COIA CLUB QUESTIONS COUNCIL'S ACTIONS (L) A/28/1993 F0A6 AWARDS GIVEN FOR EXCELLENCE (NUSZ) COCAINE 9/23/1992 coil COCAINE CONSPIRACY COCKRELL DOUG 2/17/1993 BOH SDSU ALUMNUS PUBLISHES POETRY BOOK 3/03/1993 E03A EAGLE EARTH PUBLISHES FORMER STUDENT'S... (SCHMIDT) CODY JOHN A/06/199A A092 *SHOVELIN' THE WALK COHE 10/1A/1992 6012 STATE, FACULTY STILL AT IMPASSE 2/02/199A A031 STUDENT OPINION ON COHE AGENDA A/13/199A A031 COHE ANNUAL MEETING APRIL 22 COLLEGES/UNIV-SD SEE ALSO' NAMES OF COLLEGES/UNIV, TRIBAL COLLEGE 10/28/1992 GOIA STATE RANKS HIGH IN HIGHER EDUCATION ll/OA/1992 C012 UNIVERSITY TURNOVER RATES DOWN 9/08/1993 A072 SHOWS HIGHEST RETURN RATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITI 1/19/199A AOAA STATE'S UNIVERSITIES DRAW MORE STUDENTS 2/02/199A A061 ALLOWED TO LEASE TO PRIVATE BUSINESSES 2/23/199A A053 STATE SUPPORT SCHOOL COSTS HAVE INCREASED (MANGOLD) 2/23/199A A081 OVERALL UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENTS UP 2/23/199A A091 REGENTS MAY NOT RECEIVE REQUESTED BUDGET INCREASE 2/23/199A A09A USD STUDENTS LOBBY FOR BUDGET INCREASE 3/23/199A A08A FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION QUESTIONED 3/23/199A AlOl SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN STUDENT FEES COLLEGIAN 9/23/1992 EOIA COLLEGIAN QUALITY QUESTIONED (L) 10/28/1992 COIA VIEWPOINTS PAGES DISPLAY OPINIONS (L) H/OA/1992 D015 COLLEGIAN COVERS EVENTS, ISSUES UNPROFESSIONALLY (L) H/OA/1992 D016 COLLEGIAN OFFERS VARIED VIEWPOINTS (L) 12/09/1992 G021 *SEASON'S GREETINGS 2/03/1993 C02A K'SDSU WATCHER' SEES CHANGES IN CAMPUS ISSUES A/28/1993 coil EDITORS REFLECT ON YEAR'S EVENTS (ED) 9/08/1993 A103 *EDITOR REQUESTS SOME INPUT FROM READERS 9/22/1993 A063 coverage OF SPORTS CRITICIZED (L) 10/06/1993 A103 KNUMEROUS RUMORS PUT TO REST BY EDITOR 12/08/1993 A2H XMERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE COLLEGIAN STAFF 2/09/199A A09A UMIKER NEEDS CLASS AND STYLE (L) 2/23/199A A103 UMIKER'S COLUMN SUPPORTED (L) 3/23/1994 A09A STUDENT OFFERS FOOD FOR THOUGHT (L) A/13/199A AOH EDITORS SELECTED A/27/199A A071 WE'RE OUTTA HERE! (ED) COLUMBUS 10/07/1992 D013 ^DEFENDING COLUMBUS

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COLUMBUS 10/07/1992 D02A ^NATIVE AMERICAN DAY VERSUS COLUMBUS DAY 10/14/1992 D014 COLUMBUS, STATUS QUESTIONED (L) COMEDIANS 9/16/1992 A012 ^COMEDIANS OFFER SERIOUS MESSAGE (KORKOW) 1/27/1993 F021 kCOMEDY CURES BOREDOM OF STUDIES, CLASSES (SCHMIDT) 2/10/1993 E012 KCARROT-TOPPED COMEDIAN FILLS GMP (SCHMIDT) COMEDY 3/23/1994 A181 *COMEDY TEAM ENTERTAINS AUDIENCE (MCGOWAN) COMMUNICATIONS 2/03/1993 GOll BILL SEEKS TO STOP PHONE OUTAGES 4/14/1993 0012 EXTENSION AGENTS GET WIRED FOR SATELLITE... COMPUTERS 10/21/1992 B025 CAMPUS PROGRAMS EXPLAINED DURING CLASS (RUDICK) 2/10/1993 G034 COMPUTERS TO LINK FARMERS FOR LAND SALES 2/24/1993 E025 CAP CENTER COMPUTERS MAKE JOB HUNT EASY (HAAN) 9/08/1993 A031 COMPUTER SERVICES 9/22/1993 A043 STUDENT GROUP OFFERS COMPUTER SUPPORT (NUSZ) 11/03/1993 A072 COMPUTER SYSTEM TO SCREEN TEACHERS 2/09/1994 A012 TAKES STEPS TO COMPUTERIZE JOURNALS (ERICKSON) CONCERTS SEE MUSIC CONCERTS CONDOMS 9/09/1992 G021 MICHIGAN STORES SELL SAFE SEX CONE JOHN 3/16/1994 A012 KMOVING BACK IN CONSERVATION 12/02/1992 BOll SCHUMACHER DIRECTS SOIL, WATER CONSERVATION 9/08/1993 A031 CONSERVATION INTERNSHIP AVAILABLE FROM SCA 1/26/1994 A031 VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR CONSERVATION WORK CONSTITUTION 2/24/1993 C021 CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS IMPORTANT (L) CONSTRUCTION 10/14/1992 A012 ^RESIDENCE HALL CONSTRUCTION DELAYED (BEANER) 10/14/1992 BOll LOT UNDER CONSTRUCTION 9/08/1993 A145 *IN THE TRENCHES 9/08/1993 A154 KHAUL 'EM UP CONSUMERS 3/31/1993 C033 ^CUSTOMER IS KING SLOGAN HAS MEANING IN US 11/17/1993 A071 PROTECT CONSUMERS FROM CREDIT CARD FRAUD 12/08/1993 A071 RESIDENTS SHOULD BE AWARE OF AD SCAM CONTRACEPTIVES SEE ALSO CONDOMS, FAMILY PLANNING COOK LORI 4/20/1994 A031 ASSISTANT DIRECTORS OF ADMISSIONS HIRED COOK-LYNN ELIZABET 4/14/1993 F012 ^WRITERS GATHER FOR CONFERENCE (SCHMIDT) COOKING 10/27/1993 Alll JUST ADD A LITTLE 'DIRT' FOR TREAT (NELSON) 11/10/1993 AlOl ^MICROWAVE EXPLOSION CREATES DINING DILEMMA 12/08/1993 A121 KTO MAKE CHRISTMAS MORE FESTIVE 1/19/1994 AlOl KCOOKING FOR ONE (CHAMLEY) COOPER JIM 4/13/1994 A062 CITY DENIES REQUESTS FOR CASINO BARS CORN 1/27/1993 B033 VARIOUS USES OF CORN AND BY-PRODUCTS (STAEBNER) CORRECTIONS 4/21/1993 6033 PRESSES FOR AN EAST-RIVER COMMUNITY CENTER COSS COUNTRY 11/11/1992 E024 KJOHNSON, WESTBY FINISH 1, 2 IN CONFERENCE (GLOVER) COSTELLO WILLIAM 9/29/1993 A041 NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS RECOGNIZE PROFESSORS (BIEBER) COSTNER KEVIN 3/24/1993 G033 PLANS PAUSED FOR COSTNER CASINO COSTUMES 1/26/1994 A174 DESIGNER REVEALS COSTUMING PROCESS (WIEKERT) COUNCIL AFFIRMING 2/10/1993 B034 CARE PROGRAM FOCUSES EFFORTS ON RELATIONS (HANSEN) COUNSELING 1/20/1993 AOll SDSU COUNSELOR CHARGED WITH FALSE REPORTING 1/27/1993 D012 COUNSELING PREPARES COUPLES FOR CHALLENGES (VERRILL) 2/24/1993 E014 SUMMER COUNSELING SESSIONS VIABLE PLAN (HOEKMAN) 9/08/1993 A03Z UNIVERSITY OFFERS MANY SERVICES (FENGER) 10/20/1993 A093 FLOODING GETS BLAME FOR INCREASED COUNSELING COUNTRYSIDE ESTATE 9/08/1993 A131 ^COUNTRYSIDE ESTATES RESIDENTS MOVE BACK IN (BARBER) COUNTY 60VT-SD 9/29/1993 A095 ROADS AND BRIDGES AS MAIN CONCERNS COUPONS 10/07/1992 E016 XSTUDENTS GO COUPON-CRAZY IN LOCAL STORE (SCHERR) COURTESY 9/08/1993 A103 SDSU EMPLOYEE REQUESTS COURTESY (L) COYNE LEAH S SEAN 11/04/1992 F031 *TV50 OFFERS TWO NEW PROGRAMS (NELSON) COYOTES 9/09/1992 G015 STATE CONTROLS HUNGRY COYOTES CRAWFORD JASON 11/03/1993 All4 STUDENT RESPONSES NEEDED ON PARKING PROPOSAL 12/01/1993 A121 ^'THREE'S COMPANY' ISN'T JUST FOR TV (CHAMLEY) CRAWFORD JENNIFER 12/08/1993 A032 KIN FROM THE SNOW CRAZY BULL CHERYL 10/14/1992 BOll CRAZY BULL TO SPEAK 10/21/1992 AOll EUROPEAN, NATIVE CULTURES CONFLICT--LECTURER CRAZY HORSE 9/08/1993 A081 KLATEST MILESTONE 9/08/1993 A083 WORK DONE TO CRAZY HORSE MONUMENT OVER SUMMER MONTHS CRAZY HORSE MALT 4/21/1993 G012 JUDGE--BAN ON CRAZY HORSE MALT UNCONSTITUTIONAL CREDIT CARDS 3/17/1993 DOll EXCESSIVE CHARGING MAY THRUST USERS IN... (VERRILL) 11/17/1993 A071 PROTECT CONSUMERS FROM CREDIT CARD FRAUD 2/02/1994 A051 RISKS FOLLOW CREDIT CARD USAGE (ROLLINS) CRICKARD JENNIFER 1/19/1994 A032 NEW DIRECTOR OF UNIV RELATIONS DEFT (KECK) CRIME S CRIMINALS SEE ALSO NAMES OF CRIMES, CRIMINALS 9/16/1992 A015 LAW REQUIRES REPORT ON CAMPUS CRIME (WIEBENGA) 10/14/1992 G012 SENATORS, CANDIDATE TAKE BACK THE NIGHT 2/10/1993 G012 BROOKINGS MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING MOTHER IS FREED 4/21/1993 F012 WARM WEATHER, HIGH ENROLLEMNT BLAMED (HAAN) 9/15/1993 A125 HOMICIDE RATE FOR YEAR EQUALS 1990-91 TOTAL 10/20/1993 A072 CRIME REPORTING SYSTEM IMPROVED 11/03/1993 A144 SERIAL KILLERS, SEXUAL CRIMES TOPICS (SMITH) 11/17/1993 A112 FORMER FBI AGENT SPEAKS ON VIOLENT CRIMES (SMITH) 11/17/1993 A112 RESSLER GIVES BACKGROUND ON SERIAL KILLERS (SMITH) CRIMINAL JUSTICE 10/27/1993 A083 KDENNY VERDICT BRINGS QUESTIONS

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CROOKS DANA 2/10/1993 E012 ART EXHIBITED IN GALLERY LOUNGE (HOEKMAN) CROSS COUNTRY SEE ALSO TRACK TEAM 9/09/1992 F031 KTEAMS travel to AUGUSTANA FRIDAY (VANDERWAL) 9/16/1992 F023 INDIVIDUALS PLACE HIGH (GLOVER) 9/16/1992 F031 KFINALIST FOR NCAA WOMAN OF YEAR (GLOVER) 9/23/1992 G024 TEAMS COMPETE AT ST JOHN'S, MANY STAY HOME (GLOVER) 9/30/1992 G021 *WETTLAUFER RACES TO 2ND STRAIGHT TITLE (GLOVER) 9/30/1992 G041 HANSEN LEADS WOMEN AT OMAHA (GLOVER) 9/30/1992 G041 MEN'S TEAM CLAIMS SECOND (GLOVER) 10/07/1992 G024 WOMEN'S TEAM HAS HUMBLING EXPERIENCE (GLOVER) 10/07/1992 G033 MEN'S TEAM COMPETES WITHOUT TOP RUNNER (GLOVER) 10/1A/I992 HOll CROSS COUNTRY BACK AT IT 10/21/1992 G02l *HEALTHY HOMETOWN GIRL EXCELS (HOVE) 10/21/1992 G034 MEN ANTICIPATE HOME INVITATIONAL (GLOVER) 10/21/1992 G035 WOMEN RACE TO THIRD PLACE (GLOVER) 10/28/1992 B012 XWESTBY WINS CONFERENCE PREVIEW (GLOVER) 11/04/1992 G034 XJOHNSON MAKES BID FOR 3RD STRAIGHT WIN (GLOVER) 11/04/1992 G031 *MEN, WOMEN SET FOR CRUNCH TIME IN OMAHA (GLOVER) 11/04/1992 G034 *SEN10RS' PATHS WILL MERGE AT CONFERENCE (GLOVER) 11/11/1992 E031 KMEN'S TEAM RECEIVES BID TO NATIONALS (GLOVER) 11/18/1992 E051 MEN'S TEAM, 2 WOMEN--TOP PERFORMANCES (GLOVER) 12/02/1992 G024 MEN FINISH NINTH, HAVE ONE ALL-AMERICAN (GLOVER) 12/02/1992 G024 WESTBY, JOHNSON REPEAT AS ALL-AMERICANS (GARDNER) 9/08/1993 A216 KALL-AMERICANS TO LEAD CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS (PARKER) 9/15/1993 A174 HANSON FINISHES FIRST, AUGUSTANA OPEN (PARKER) 9/22/1993 All! ALL-AMERICANS LEAD JACKS (BEUKELMAN) 9/29/1993 A132 *WETTLAUFER, HANSEN SECOND, THIRD AT INVITE (PARKER) 9/29/1993 A164 SDSU TO HOST REGION/CONFERENCE CROSS COUNTRY MEET 9/29/1993 A174 KPUSHING IT TO THE LIMIT 10/06/1993 A195 WOMEN FIRST, MEN THIRD AT LOYOLA INVITE (PARKER) 10/20/1993 A201 TEAM FINISHES 2ND IN JIM DREW INVITE (BEUKELMAN) 10/27/1993 A244 TO HOST CONFERENCE/REGION MEET (WALTMAN) 11/10/1993 A152 *SECOND IN NCC/REGION MEET (PARKER) 12/01/1993 A172 KCROSS COUNTRY TEAMS FIFTH NATIONALLY (PARKER) 12/01/1993 A181 XWESTBY MAY BE NATION'S TOP (GARDNER) 12/08/1993 ,A171 KALL-AMERICANS HONORED (BEUKELMAN) 12/08/1993 A175 ALL-AMERICANS OVERLOOKED (PARKER) 1/19/1994 A082 COVERAGE FELT TO BE INADEQUATE (L) 2/16/1994 A121 WADE KNUTSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND (WALTMAN) CROSS COUNTRY SKI SEE SKIING CROSS ELROY 3/03/1993 A012 KTRADITIONAL DANCER CSELOVSZKl JOHN 11/04/1992 G034 KSENIORS' PATHS WILL MERGE AT CONFERENCE (GLOVER) CULTURAL DIVERSITY 2/24/1993 G021 LIBRARY, COMMUNITY CELEBRATE DIVERSITY (SCHUSTER) CULTURAL HERITAGE 9/16/1992 G025 MUSEUM PREMIERES FIRST PERMANENT EXHIBIT 3/03/1993 EOll BROWN BAG SERIES 9/15/1993 A122 CULTURAL HERITAGE MUSEUM RECEIVES $51,000 GRANT CULTURE CONFLICT 4/20/1994 A063 BICULTURALISM CAN LEAD TO MISUNDERSTANDINGS CULTURES 4/27/1994 A202 PRUSSIAN MUSICIANS ENTERTAIN (BRADBURY) CUSTER STATE PARK 12/01/1993 A071 BUFFALO SALE BRINGS IN REVENUE FOR PARK CUSTODIANS 9/09/1992 C015 CUSTODIAN REQUESTS COURTESIES (L) CYCLING 11/04/1992 C013 *FEELING^ THE NEED FOR SPEED 9/29/1993 A032 PEDAL PATROL POLICES CAMPUS (FENGER) 3/16/1994 A032 *WARM WEATHER BIKING CYRUS ROBERT 9/15/1993 A165 *FALL BALL DAHL ORIN 1/26/1994 A043 KHIRES NEW FOUNDATION DIRECTOR (LOCHRIDGE) DAILEY LARRY 10/14/1992 B031 ALUMNI BACK SDSU STUDENTS (NUSZ) 12/08/1993 AOll FOUNDATION DIRECTOR RESIGNS (MICHELS) DAIRY 10/28/1992 EOll TEAM PLACES SECOND 1/27/1993 B021 KDAIRY BAR SPECIALIZES IN ICED TREATS (MICHELS) 2/10/1993 C016 BUSINESS EXPRESSES SATISFACTION, APPRECIATION (L) 9/29/1993 A051 NEW FACILITY ADDS TO DAIRY UNIT (GEHRING) 10/13/1993 A031 DAIRY PRODUCTS TEAM PLACES FIRST, SECOND 11/10/1993 A051 KTEAM BRINGS HOME NATIONAL HONORS (MICHELS) 12/08/1993 A031 DAIRY JUDGING TEAM PLACES IN LOUISVILLE DAKOTA SERVICE 3/23/1994 A092 STUDENT UPSET WITH UPD AND DAKOTA SERVICE (L) 4/06/1994 A073 STUDENT'S PROBLEM RESULT OF ACTIONS (L) 4/06/1994 A076 DAKOTA SERVICE DEFENDS ACTIONS (L) DAKOTA STONEWARE 3/03/1993 E012 ^DAKOTA POTTER EXPLAINS HISTORICAL ART... (JIANG) DAKTRONICS INC 1/20/1993 BO 11 ENTREPRENEUR CONTEST ANNOUNCED BY DAKTRONICS 1/26/1994 A031 DAKTRONICS TO SPONSOR CONTEST DALY MIKE 4/21/1993 E053 *DALY LEADS PLAYERS THROUGH DRILLS (BEUKELMAN) DANCE SEE ALSO INDIAN DANCE 10/14/1992 B021 DANCE HAS UNCERTAIN FUTURE (STANLEY) 10/14/1992 F024 XDANCERS TO MEET FOR IITH ANNUAL CONFERENCE 10/21/1992 E012 KBILL EVANS DANCES IN CONFERENCE (KORKOW) 10/21/1992 E014 STATE SENSATIONS PREPARE FOR SEASON (NELSON) 12/02/1992 E031 XDANCE CLUB'S ANNUAL FALL SHOW (HANSEN) 12/09/1992 E021 DANCERS REHEARSE FOR SHOWCASE (KORKOW)

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DANCE *LOCAL DANCERS PERFORM WORKS IN MINNEAPOLIS (HANSEN) 2/24/1993 G025 ^MARILYN'S DANCE 3/17/1993 E0I2 *CLUB PREPARES ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT (SCHMIDT) 3/31/1993 D012 DANCERS REVISIT 1970'S, PAY TRIBUTE (SCHUSTER) 4/14/1993 C013 LINE DANCING IS LACKING IN SPONTANEITY (L) 9/22/1993 A09I KDANCE LINE TRYOUT OPENS UP EYES (BEUKELMAN) 10/13/1993 A114 XLITTLE DANCERS OFFER A LESSON IN CONTENTMENT DASCHLE TOM 9/30/1992 C024 CANDIDATES CLASH OVER VOTING RECORD 9/30/1992 C02I HAAR SEEKS ONE-ON-ONE WITH DASCHLE 9/30/1992 C033 POLL PUTS DASCHLE AHEAD IN SENATE RACE 10/14/1992 D013 KDASCHLE NEEDS A BREAK FROM OFFICE 10/14/1992 GOll ABOVE AVERAGE SENATORS 10/28/1992 C03I DASCHLE ATTACK DISTORTED, HARSH (L) 10/28/1992 G02I DASCHLE STAYS COMMITTED TO SD 9/22/1993 A203 DASCHLE TO PLAY KEY ROLE IN HEALTH CARE PLAN 9/29/1993 A083 DASCHLE MEETS WITH STATE LEADERS 2/23/1994 A013 *FIRST LADY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON WAVES DATING 2/16/1994 A081 KTHOSE SINGLES IN THE DATING FIELD DAVIS JOHN 10/13/1993 A121 KANNEX OFFERS 'NON-TRADS' ALTERNATIVE (WAXDAHL) DAY CARE 9/09/1992 B012 *BOARD OF DIRECTORS DISCUSSESS CHILD CARE (NUSZ) 9/09/1992 B04I SA WORKS FOR LOW-COST DAY CARE FACILITY (STAEBNER) 9/09/1992 C024 KPOLITICS OF SDSU CHILD CARE 9/16/1992 AOll SA SUBSIDIZES DAY CARE 10/14/1992 B024 MONEY AVAILABLE FOR STUDENT-PARENTS (WENISCH) II/04/I992 A014 SA GIVES CHILD CARE SUBSIDY APPROVAL (LUNDBORG) 12/09/1992 BOll ALTERNATIVE CHILDCARE AVAILABLE TO SDSU STUDENTS 1/20/1993 A012 TABLES. DECISION ON DAY CARE PROPOSAL (KRIZ & NELSON) I/20/I993 G041 MICKELSON PRAISES CHILD CARE PROGRAM 1/27/1993 A012 COMMITTEE APPROVES DAY CARE SUBSIDY (KRIZ) 9/15/1993 A035 DAY CARE COST DECREASED (NUSZ) 11/10/1993 A055 DAY-CARE NEEDS STUDIES (MICHELS) DEADWOOD SD 2/03/1993 G021 DANCES WITH COSTNER 3/17/1993 F021 CITY PLANS FOR STREET AND SEWER REPAIR 3/24/1993 G033 PLANS PAUSED FOR COSTNER CASINO 9/08/1993 AOll DEADWOOD GAMBLING ISSUE COMES TO VOTE (SUTTON) DEATH 10/13/1993 A114 KDEATH AND RESURRECTION CONTEMPLATED DEATH PENALTY 9/09/1992 G012 PROSECUTION EXPECTS LONG APPEAL PROCESS DEAVER ANGIE 1/27/1993 B033 KPOST-HOLIDAY BLUES TAKES TOLL ON STUDENTS (HAAN) DECLERK BRIDGET 12/01/1993 AI32 *'BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE...' (ARNOLD) DECOTEAU LARRY 9/29/1993 A072 KBEST OF SHOW DEER 11/10/1993 A061 SIOUX FALLS COUPLE RETURNS PET TO WILD DEJONGH TAMI & TRI 9/30/1992 E012 *TWINS SHARE MORE THAN SAME GENES (VERRILL) DELOOF LISA 4/14/1993 F012 ^WORKSHOP'S 'AN EVENING OF OPERA' (MEYERS) DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1/20/1993 G025 SENATE HAS DEM MAJORITY FOR FIRST TIME IN 16 YEARS 4/20/1994 A152 DEMOCRATS CALL FOR PHONE RECORD INVESTIGATION DEMOTT STACY 10/06/1993 A192 *TAKIN' TWO DENTON CLARE 2/24/1993 A012 KCAST PREPARES FOR UPCOMING COMEDY (WAXDAHL) DEPARTMENTS SEE SUBJECTS OF DEPARTMENTS DEPRESSION 1/27/1993 B033 *POST-HOLIDAY BLUES TAKES TOLL ON STUDENTS (HAAN) DEROUCHEY JOEL 4/06/1994 A061 KBROTHERS MAKE HISTORY DURING LITTLE I (MICHELS) DEROUCHEY JON 4/06/1994 A061 *BROTHERS MAKE HISTORY DURING LITTLE I (MICHELS) DEWEY TONYA 3/24/1993 BOII DEWEY CROWNED MISS BLACK HILLS STOCK SHOW, RODEO DIABETICS 2/24/1993 HOll KCOMMIT TO HEALTH DAILY (VERRILL) 2/24/1993 H021 *LEAD ACTIVE LIVES DESPITE DAILY STRUGGLE (VERRILL) DISABILITIES SEE ALSO HANDICAPPED, ADVANCE SPARKING DESIGNATIONS TO MEET REQUIREMENTS (WENISCH) 11/11/1992 B012 PHYSICAL PLANT TO IMPROVE ACCESSIBILTY (STAEBNER) 10/06/1993 AOll HEALTH SERVICE TOURED, NEW LOCATION DISCUSSED (KRiZ) 10/27/1993 A031 CARLSON NAMED STUDENT SERVICE ADVISOR DISASTER 10/21/1992 FOll RAIN WAS A DISASTER 1/20/1993 GOll DISASTER ASSISTANCE SOUGHT DISCIPLINE 3/17/1993 C013 KGUNS AND BOOKS DO NOT MIX 10/13/1993 AOll DISCIPLINARY CODE REVISIONS PROPOSED (HEALY) DISCRIMINATION SEE ALSO SEX DISCRIMINATION, RACISM 4/06/1994 A051 NEW ADVOCACY OFFICER PROMISES (KECK) DISEASES 3/17/1993 B031 STUDENT DIAGNOSED WITH MENINGITIS (STANLEY) 10/27/1993 A182 CASES REPORTED IN RAPID CITY SCHOOLS 10/27/1993 A193 HAS BEEN AROUND SINCE 1991 DISPOSAL SYSTEMS 11/11/1992 H021 IN THE DUMPS OVER LONETREE VOTE DIVERSITY 9/09/1992 C0I3 WRITER PROMOTES DIVERSITY (L) 9/16/1992 E012 WORLD GAME PROMOTES CULTURAL DIVERSITY... (WAXDAHL) 9/23/1992 E013 TRUE MULTICULTURALISTS SOUGHT (L) 9/30/1992 AOll UNIVERSITY MOVES INTO 2ND YEAR OF DIVERSITY PROJECT 3/24/1993 C024 ^AMERICANS MAKE PROGRESS TOWARDS DIVERSITY 4/14/1993 C023 KCAMPUS COMMENTS—CULTUREAL AWARENESS AT SDSU DIVORCE 12/02/1992 F012 BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO DOGS 10/21/1992 E012 *JUST HANGIN' OUT 10/27/1993 A241 *MAGGIE--MAN'S BEST FRIEND

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DOLD JENNI 9/22/1993 AlOl KDOLD ASSISTS WAY IN MVP SHOWING (HOVE) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 2/2A/1993 E021 *DOMESTIC ABUSE AFFECTS WOMEN, CHILDREN (STAEBNER) 11/10/1993 AG15 PHI U CLUB ORGANIZES DOMESTIC ABUSE PANEL (JIANG) A/06/199A A013 KCOIN WAR RAISES $763.59 DONOVAN JODY 9/22/1993 A081 KCARE PROVIDER ALLOWS FAMILIES TO RELAX (HOEKMAN) DORMITORIES SEE RESIDENCE HALLS ; DOWNTOWN 10/27/1993 A182 HOBOS HEAD DOWNTOWN (KING) 11/10/1993 AOll DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES OPPOSED TO 24-HOUR (KRIZ) 11/17/1993 A081 DOWNTOWN PARKING PROPOSAL A GOOD IDEA (ED) 11/17/1993 A083 BUSINESS OWNER REMINDS STUDENTS ABOUT DANGERS (L) DRAMA SEE ALSO THEATER 9/09/1992 E045 KLAST MINUTE ALTERATIONS 9/30/1992 F012 ^EXPERIMENTAL THEATER CREATES OPPORTUNITIES (KORKOW) 9/30/1992 F034 STATE UNIVERSITY THEATRE PROVIDES... (WAXDAHL) 9/30/1992 F04I GOALS MOTIVATE STUDENT TO CREATE OWN PLAYS (HANSEN) 10/07/1992 Foil YOU'LL HAVE TO LEAVE IT HERE WHEN YOU GO (KORKOW) lO/lA/1992 F021 *'YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU' 10/21/1992 EOll GROUP SHARES MESSAGES 10/21/1992 E021 KBRUSHING UP 10/21/1992 E031 'YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU' (GUSTAD) 10/28/1992 F012 *BLACK AND WHITE 11/04/1992 F012 PLAY MIRRORS RACIST REALITIES (HANSEN) 11/04/1992 F012 THEATER STUDENTS REHEARSE FOR SERIES (MEYERS) 12/02/1992 E012 K'PIRATES'. STEAL DONER STAGE (GUSTAD) 12/09/1992 E031 ^PLEADING TO FREDERIC 1/20/1993 F012 XSPOtLIGHT SHINES ON FORMER SDSU STUDENT (WAXDAHL) 2/10/1993 E012 KALPHA OMEGA TO JACKS' PLACE FOR EVENING (MEYERS) 2/24/1993 A012 *CAST PREPARES FOR UPCOMING COMEDY (WAXDAHL) 2/24/1993 G021 XALPHA-OMEGA PLAYERS OFFER BLIND DATES... (MEYERS) 4/21/1993 G012 5CBREAK A LEG...OR NOT 4/28/1993 F012 *THE MAGIC OF 'SLEEPING BEAUTY' (JIANG) 4/28/1993 F021 *BARRY'S 'ONCE IN DOUBT' AT SDSU IN MAY (HANSEN) 4/28/1993 F024 ^THEATER TROUPE PREPARES SUMMER SEASON (SCHMIDT) 9/08/1993 A195 'SUPERSTAR' GIVES OLD STORY A TWIST (WEIKERT) 10/06/1993 A132 JCSTATE UNIVERSITY THEATRE PREPARES 'AMADEUS' (JIANG) 10/20/1993 A132 KSUT'S PRODUCTION OF 'AMADEUS' A HIT (JIANG) 12/01/1993 A132 *'BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE...' (ARNOLD) 2/16/1994 A152 KSUT SCHEDULES MARVIN'S ROOM FOR MARCH (MCGOWAN) 3/02/1994 A142 KCOURAGE SHOWN IN "MARVIN'S ROOM" (WIEKERT) 3/23/1994 A184 "STEAMBATH" TO AUDITION MARCH 23-24 (JIANG) 3/23/1994 A205 'MEDEA' AUDITION CONSIDERED IMPRESSIVE (JIANG) 4/27/1994 A215 'MEDEA' FEATURES STRONG FEMALE PERSONALITY (WIEKERT) DREAMS 2/17/1993 DOll KCATCHING SOME ZZZZZZ'S (KORKOW) DRINKING SEE LIQUOR TRAFFIC DRINKING AGE SEE LIQUOR TRAFFIC DRIVERS' LICENSES 1/27/1993 G021 LICENSE RENEWAL BY MAIL PROPOSED 2/09/1994 A061 FAKE I.D. USERS URGED TO TURN IN CARDS DROPOUTS 10/06/1993 AO 8 3 DROPOUT RATE AMONG NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENTS IN SD DRUGS 4/21/1993 GO 11 HIGH COURT TO HEAR APPEAL ON ZERO TOLERANCE 2/02/1994 A075 BILL LETS SCHOOLS KNOW ABOUT SUBSTANCE USAGE 3/02/1994 A081 LEGISL^ATORS TO STUDY PRESCRIPTION PRICES DRUNK DRIVING 9/09/1992 AOll SECURITY CHIEF AWAITS HEARING 10/07/1992 AOll SECURITY CHIEF PLEADS INNOCENT TO CHARGES 10/21/1992 B012 KACTIVITIES DURING NATIONAL AWARENESS WEEK (FENGER) 2/03/1993 G021 STRONGER DRUNKEN DRIVING LAWS NEEDED IN STATE 2/10/1993 G021 DRUNKENNESS TEST REQUIREMENT CONSIDERED IN COMMITTEE 2/10/1993 G021 STIFFER PENALTIES CONSIDERED FOR ACCIDENTS... 2/17/1993 B012 DRUNK DRIVERS MENACE ON THE ROADS, POLICE SAY (HAAN) 4/21/1993 G031 DRUNKEN DRIVING LAW STRENGTHENED IN COURT 9/29/1993 A071 FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS WALK DRUNK 10/13/1993 A081 CONVICTED DRIVERS PART OF PROJECT 10/27/1993 A016 SHARP ADVOCATES RESPONSIBLE DRINKING (HEALY) 10/27/1993 A185 CONVICTED DRUNK DRIVERS PART OF CRACKDOWN PROJECT 11/03/1993 A071 SIOUX FALLS WOMAN TAKES DOZER FOR SPIN 12/01/1993 A083 SPECIAL ALCOHOL TAX TO COMBAT DRUNK DRIVING 12/08/1993 A071 DRUNK DRIVING DEATHS DECREASE 12/08/1993 A114 KDRUNK DRIVING TREATED DIFFERENTLY AROUND THE WORLD 1/26/1994 A075 BILL GETS STALLED IN COMMITTEE (DONOHOE) 3/02/1994 A082 STRICTER PENALTIES IN STORE FOR MINORS DUARTE CHRIS 4/06/1994 A152 *TEXAS GUITAR PLAYER TO PERFORM (WIEKERT) DUCHENEAUX FRANKLI 2/03/1993 G024 SIOUX CONSIDERED FOR TOP BIA POSITION DUFAULT FRED 4/28/1993 G014 *cHanging of the guard DUNN REBECCA 12/08/1993 A091 BAN ON JUVENILE HANDGUN OWNERSHIP DWIVEDI CHANDRADHA 4/13/1994 A032 PROFESSORS DISCOVER EPILEPSY DRUG (KECK) EAC 4/06/1994 A095 EAC RATING REMAINS HIGH 4/13/1994 A075 ACCEPTS CAMPAIGN FUNDS FROM EAC MEMBERS 4/20/1994 A152 BEGINS EAC INVESTIGATION EAGLE EARTH PRESS 4/14/1993 F025 PRINTING PRESS OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES (SCHUSTER)

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EAGLES 3/2A/1993 G036 STATE WARNS BOATERS TO AVOID BALD EAGLE'S NEST EARTHQUAKES 2/02/I99«i A06I QUAKES ROCK MIDWEST TOO EASTER 3/23/199^ A031 TENTH ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT SCHEDULED 4/13/1994 A091 *GOD TURNS BAD INTO GOOD EASTER SEALS 9/22/1993 A081 *CARE provider allows families to relax (HOEKMAN) 9/22/1993 A081 EATING DISORDERS SEE^ALSO^FaItING^^^^ people with DISABILIT (WAXDAHL) 3/16/1994 Alll 3CMAY Lead to serious health problems CCHAMLEY) 3/16/1994 Alll FACT AND FICTION ABOUT EATING DISORDERS EATON AL 2/10/1993 E023 *AL EATON RE-ENACTS MARTIN LUTHER KING (SCHUSTER) 2/17/1993 F012 *BRINGS HISTORICAL PERSONALITIES TO LIFE (JIANG) EBERHART PENNY 2/17/1993 B023 *WOMEN MINISTERS OFFER EMOTIONAL SUPPORT (BEANER) ECONOMIC COND-SD 1/20/1993 G041 FEDERAL RESERVE SAYS STATE ECONOMY SHOULD GROW 4/28/1993 G024 STATE ECONOMY IN GOOD SHAPE 10/06/1993 A091 FLOOD DAMAGE DID NOT HURT STATE ECONOMY 11/10/1993 A071 STATE SHOWS GREAT ECONOMIC RECOVERY ECONOMIC DEVELOP 9/08/1993 A075 REPORTS SHOW INCREASE IN EMPLOYMENT 11/03/1993 A071 ECONOMIC AWARD HONORS MICKELSON EDEBURN CARL 2/03/1993 AO 15 EXCHANGE PROGRAM OFFERS CULTURAL ENHANCEMENT (HAAN) 3/17/1993 B023 XFAMILY TIES EASE DIFFICULTIES OF COLLEGE (BEANER) EDEBURN PETER 12/09/1992 E031 XPLEADING TO FREDERIC EDMUNDS R DAVID 2/10/1993 Bdl2 KEDMUNDS EXPLAINS NATIVE HISTORY (STANLEY) EDUCATION SEE ALSO TESTS EDUCATIONAL 10/07/1992 C012 GOVERNOR'S REPORT GIVES HIGH MARKS 3/31/1993 C021 KADULTS SEND WRONG,MESSAGE ABOUT EDUCATION 9/15/1993 A131 *EDUCATION COSTS EXPECTED TO INCREASE OVER 1992 9/29/1993 A083 PUBLIC EDUCATION COSTS PER STUDENT BELOW AVERAGE 10/13/1993 A083 LEADERS DISCUSS SCHOOL DISTRICT FUNDING 10/13/1993 AlOl GEEKS BANNED (ED) 10/20/1993 AO75 STUDENTS EXCEL IN ACHIEVEMENT TESTING 10/27/1993 A203 TECH PREP PROGRAM LEADS STUDENTS INTO THE FUTURE 11/03/1993 A081 REPORT CARDS SHOW STANDARDS OF STATE'S SCHOOLS 2/02/1994 A152 ^MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER JOE CLARK... (BRADBURY) 2/09/1994 A062 LEGISLATORS DISAGREE ON LOTTERY FUNDED ED . 2/09/1994 A064 TO BENEFIT FROM INCREASED TAX REVENUE 2/09/1994 A073 FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION QUESTIONED (L) 3/02/1994 A032 LONG-TERM PLANS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION (ERICKSON) 3/02/1994 A074 PUBLIC EDUCATION REQUIRES CONSTANT SUPPORT 3/23/1994 A084 FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION QUESTIONED 4/06/1994 A084 EDUCATION GAINED FROM ALL EXPERIENCES 4/13/1994 AO 41 PASSES ITS REACCREDITATION PROCESS (MANGOLD) 4/20/1994 A074 BLAMING TV AVOIDS REAL ISSUES OF SOCIETY 4/27/1994 A085 EDUCATION A RESULT OF INVESTED EFFORT EDUCATION SPECIAL 2/09/1994 A061 COMMITTEE DOWNS SPECIAL ED. BILL EFFUSION BLEW 4/28/1993 F012 *'EFFUSION BLEW' OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES (WAXDAHL) EISENBRAUN FRED 2/10/1993 B041 WORKSHOP OFFERS INSIGHT INTO RITUALS (WAXDAHL) EKELAND MARK 9/29/1993 A165 EKELAND APPOINTED TO NCAA DIV II BASEBALL COMMITTEE EKSTRUM CLAY 10/06/1993 AO 32 *MEAT SCIENCE LAB A WELL KEPT SECRET (BIEBER) EKSTRUM RICHARD 10/21/1992 B012 ^PROTECTING SO WETLANDS TOPIC OF FORUM (HAAN) ELECTION LAWS 10/28/1992 DOll ^NOVEMBER 3 ISSUES EXPLAINED (VERRILL) 11/04/1992 D021 *TERM LIMITATION QUESTION PONDERED 1/26/1994 A071 YES MEANS YES AND NO MEANS NO 2/23/1994 A091 FEDERAL VOTER REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS ELECTIONS SEE ALSO SA-ELECTIONS ELECTIONS-BR 92 11/11/1992 C013 SELECTION WORKER WITNESSES TRUE RITUAL OF DEMOCRACY ELECTIONS-BR 93 2/24/1993 E012 KTOPLE CONSIDERS ENTERING MAYORAL RACE (FENGER) ELECTIONS-SD 92 9/23/1992 CO 12 PARTIES BATTLE OVER VOTES 9/23/1992 C021 GOP, OEMS CLASH OVER STATE LEGISLATURE 10/14/1992 C012 KCHOOSING TO MAKE A CHANGE (VERRILL) 10/14/1992 DOll TIME IS RUNNING OUT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE (ED) 10/28/1992 DOll XNOVENBER 3 ISSUES EXPLAINED (VERRILL) 10/28/1992 G023 INCUMBENTS HOLD OFF ON RE-ELECTION ADS 12/02/1992 A012 STUDENTS QUESTION, SUPPORT LOTTERY DECISION (RUDICK) 12/02/1992 Fdl4 INCREASED BUSINESS INTEREST RESULTS FROM DEFEAT ELECTIONS-SD 94 4/20/1994 A152 *SPEAKING HIS MIND ELECTIONS-US 92 9/23/1992 E024 KBUSH, CLINTON UNABLE TO DEFINE PLATFORMS 9/30/1992 D013 XPRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES PROVIDE SOAP OPERA 10/14/1992 C021 CLINTON LOOKS BETTER IN JOGGING SHORTS (VERRILL) 10/14/1992 D013 KSTUDENT SEEKS PRESIDENTIAL SEAT 10/14/1992 D023 XCAMPUS COMMENTS--PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES 10/21/1992 coil CLINTON-GORE PLAN WILL IMPROVE EDUCATION (ED) 10/21/1992 C023 8 VICE PRESIDENTIAL 11/04/1992 D024 KTORTOISE, HARE, TOAD BATTLE IT OUT 11/11/1992 C023 XCAMPUS COMMENTS--THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 11/11/1992 HOll *CLINTON WINS PRESIDENCY (JACOBY) ELECTIONS-YA 92 10/21/1992 F021 JUSTICES LET ILLEGAL VOTE STAND ELKAMP CINDY 12/02/1992 BOll ELKAMP, INGALLS NAMED LUSK FELLOWS ELLERBRUCH VIRGIL 9/08/1993 A03I NEW ACTING ASSISTANT DEAN NAMED FOR 93-94

16 - SUBJECT DATE PAPER NOTATION ELLSWORTH AIR 3/2A/1993 G021 GRAND FORKS BOMBERS MIGHT BE SENT TO ELLSWORTH AFB EMBEZZLEMENT 9/09/1992 AGII SDSU EMPLOYEE PLEADS GUILTY EMERY STEVEN 11/04/1992 B012 KINDIAN ISSUES CLARIFIED AT FORUM (STANLEY) EMICK JARROD 1/20/1993 F012 KSPOTLIGHT SHINES ON FORMER SDSU STUDENT (WAXDAHL) EMMERICH JIM 11/11/1992 EOll FORMER COACH GIVE BACK EMPLOVMENT-BR 9/23/1992 B033 KSTUDENTS DRIVEN TO FIND JOBS (NUSZ) EMPLOYMENT-SD 4/14/1993 G021 SD HIGH ON TWO-JOB WORKER LIST 9/08/1993 A075 REPORTS SHOW INCREASE IN EMPLOYMENT 11/17/1993 A075 MAJORITY OF JOBS IN STATE PROVIDED BY GOVERNMENT 12/01/1993 A075 NUMBER OF TECHNICAL JOBS 2/02/1994 A071 STATE OFFICIALS, GROUP TO STUDY LOW WAGES 2/16/1994 A044 JOB FAIR OFFERS STUDENTS OPPORTUNITY (ROLLINS) EMPLOYMENT-US 9/09/1992 G021 KFAST FOOD JOBS MAY BE HAZARDOUS TO TEEN HEALTH ENGEL NIKKI 9/08/1993 A161 *CAN I HAVE YOUR AUTOGRAPH? ENGELS MIKE 3/17/1993 A012 *VICTORY HUG 3/17/1993 G024 2 COACHES HAND IN RESIGNATIONS ENGINEER FERZAAN 11/18/1992 BOll PHARMACY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NATIONAL JOURNAL ENGINEERING 9/23/1992 BOll ENGINEERING SKILLS TAUGHT engineering lab to bring modern technology (WENISCH) 11/11/1992 B033 OFF-ROAD VEHICLE GOAL OF STUDENTS (HAAN) 2/17/1993 BOll NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK CELEBRATION APPROACHES 3/03/1993 BOll PROFESSORS SERVE AT MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE 3/24/1993 BOll SDSU ENGINEERING GROUP WINS FIRST PLACE IN CONTEST 4/21/1993 Foil FORMER GRAD NAMED DISTINGUISHED ENGINEER 4/21/1993 F024 STUDENT-DESIGNED INVENTIONS PART... (MICHELS) 4/21/1993 F024 WOMEN'S ENGINEERING SOCIETY CREATED (STAEBNER) 4/28/1993 AOll STUDENTS PLACE AT EED 9/08/1993 A031 NEW ACTING ASSISTANT DEAN NAMED FOR 93-94 9/08/1993 A041 STUDENTS COMPETE IN BAHA COMPETITION (VANDERWAL) 2/02/1994 A032 ENGINEERING DEPT RECIPIENT OF GRANT (LOCHRIDGE) 3/23/1994 A035 NEW ENGINEERING BUILDING PROPOSED (ROLLINS) 4/20/1994 A03I ENGINEERING ALUMNUS TO SPEAK AT SDSU 4/27/1994 A032 ANNUAL ENGINEERING EXPLORATION DAYS SET (ROLLINS) 4/27/1994 A201 MAGIC SHOW PART OF INVENTORS' CONGRESS ENGLAND 2/09/1994 A073 KLIFE IN ENGLAND PROVES TO BE EDUCATIONAL 4/13/1994 A094 ^STUDENT REMEMBERS ENGLAND FONDLY 4/27/1994 A073 ^EXCHANGE PROGRAM BRINGS NEW PERSPECTIVE ENGLISH 9/30/1992 F031 FIND THEIR VOICE IN LITERARY MAGAZINE (WERSINGER) 2/03/1993 E012 COMMITTEE POLISHES OAKWOOD FOR PUBLICATION (JIANG) 9/22/1993 AOll ENGLISH DEPARTMENT'S LOCATION UNDECIDED (FENGER) 2/02/1994 A012 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT RELOCATED TO SCOBEY (HOEKMAN) 2/02/1994 AlOl SAY WHAT? (CHAMLEY) 2/09/1994 A071 LANGUAGE BARRIERS AFFECT QUALITY OF EDUCATION (ED) ENROLLMENT 9/30/1992 A012 KFALL ENROLLMENT HITS ALL-TIHE HIGH (STAEBNER) 11/04/1992 AOll STATE SALARY POLICY BOOSTS SPENDING ON UNIVERSITIES 11/11/1992 A014 MORE NATIVE AMERICANS CHOOSE SDSU (FENGER) 3/17/1993 AOll NUMBER REACHES RECORD TOTAL AT UNIVERSITIES 9/08/1993 AOll ENROLLMENT BOOM CAUSES CONCERN (MICHELS) 10/06/1993 AOll ENROLLMENT RISES TO HIGHEST IN SCHOOL HIST (MICHELS) 1/26/1994 A072 REGENTS^^DISCUSS ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS (HAUGEN) 2/23/1994 A081 OVERALL UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENTS UP 2/23/1994 A082 BUDGET CRUNCH MAY LEAD TO LIMITATIONS 2/23/1994 A114 DEMOCRACY REQUIRES MORE, NOT LESS EDUCATION 4/06/1994 A05I JfAMBASSADORS INCREASE STUDENT ENROLLMENT (OMOTH) ENTERTAINMENT 9/16/1992 E012 *MCLAUGHLIN TO ENTERTAIN (KORKOW) 10/28/1992 F034 *PSI CHI AND EVENING OF ENTERTAINMENT (WAXDAHL) 11/11/1992 D012 *RAYBURN TREATS FANS TO SONGS, STORIES (HANSEN) 11/18/1992 A012 KCOMEDY DUO RETURNS (KRIZ) 11/18/1992 C012 kCOUNCIL SPONSORS AWARD-WINNING COMEDIAN (WAXDAHL) 11/18/1992 C023 NO LAUGHING MATTER (HANSEN) 12/02/1992 E012 *1,100 SHOW FOR WILLIAMS AND REE (KORKOW) 12/02/1992 E045 STUDENTS STIFLE LAUGHS FOR PRIZES (SCHUSTER) 12/09/1992 E012 *BERRY DELIVERS COMEDY, LAUGHS (HANSEN) 3/31/1993 D034 *EVERYMAN JOURNEYS THROUGH FANTASMIA (SMITH) 4/14/1993 F031 *EVERYMAN RECAPTURES IMAGINATION (JIANG) 4/28/1993 F012 *'EFFUSION BLEW' OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES (WAXDAHL) 11/03/1993 A154 KTWO-WOMAN SHOW TO CAMPUS (BARBER) 12/08/1993 A135 *ELIZABETHAN FEAST 12/08/1993 A144 *ENTERTAIN WITH USO SHOW (WIEKERT) 2/09/1994 A162 *A CAPPELLA GROUPS PRESENT PERFORMANCE (MCGOWAN) 2/16/1994 A152 *MUSICIAN TO PERF.ORM ON CAMPUS (WIEKERT) 2/16/1994 A154 COMEDIANS ENTERTAINED AUDIENCE IN TOWN (MCGOWAN) 2/23/1994 A174 *HAPPY MOMENT 2/23/1994 A194 *JAY JANSSEN, BASE PLAYER, AND MARTIN DILL... 2/23/1994 A201 *JANlTOR BOB AND THE ARMCHAIR COWBOYS ENVIRON PROT 10/21/1992 AOll DEPARTMENT HEAD RECEIVES RESEARCH GRANT 11/11/1992 C016 GREEN MISLEADS PUBLIC WITH SIGNS (L) 12/02/1992 F025 ATTORNEY GENERAL PROPOSES 'TURN IN POLLUTERS'...

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ENVIRON PROT 1/27/1993 G023 BOARD DECIDES FLANDREAU PLANT ISN'T RISKY 3/23/199A AQAl KGREEN PEACE FOUNDER VISITS CAMPUS (ROLLINS) A/27/199A A105 TOXIC WASTE LEVEL INCREASES ENVIRONMENT SEE ENVIRON PROT EPIC BRASS QUINTET A/06/199A A152 *WORLD FAMOUS QUINTET TO PERFORM (BRADBURY) EPILEPSY A/I3/199A AQ32 PROFESSORS DISCOVER EPILEPSY DRUG (KECK) ERICKSON STEVE A/13/199A A012 PHYSICAL PLANT DIRECTOR RESIGNS HIS POST (FENGER) EROS DATA CTR lO/lA/1992 GOil EROS ARCHIVES LANDSAT DATA EROVICK BRUCE 3/2A/1993 AOll MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO THEFT A/28/1993 AOll MAN SENTENCED TO 6 YEARS FOR CHANGE MACHINE THEFT ESTBY DAN A/21/1993 AOll SENATE OK'S UPC PRESIDENT A/20/199A A172 ^HYPNOTIST JAMES BRODIGAN HYPNOTIZES ESTEPHANE EDMUND A/13/199A A121 ^CARIBBEAN CONNECTION REAPS REWARDS (BEUKELMAN) ETHICS 10/07/1992 BOll CONTEST OFFERS $5,000 EVALUATION 9/30/1992 A015 PROPOSED CLASS EVALUATION GUIDE (LUNDBORG) EVANS BILL 10/21/1992 E012 *BILL EVANS DANCES IN CONFERENCE (KORKOW) EVANS HEATHER 10/27/1993 A182 ^STUDYING HARD EVENSON DONALD 12/09/1992 BOll EVENSON DEVELOPS RELIABLE SPERM TEST FOR COUPLES EWING HEATH 1/26/199A A032 *ROCK ON EXAMINATIONS 3/17/1993 B021 SA ENDORSES READING DAY, KEEPS SAT TESTS (SCHUSTER) 3/2A/1993 coil STUDENTS NEED READING DAY BREAK (ED) 3/2A/1993 C023 KCAMPUS COMMENTS--FINAL EXAMS ON SATURDAY EXCHANGE PROGRAM SEE ALSO STUDENTS EX(:HANGE EXCHANGE PROGRAM OFFERS CULTURAL ENHANCEMENT (HAAN) 11/03/1993 AOAA 'TAKE THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED' (ROLLINS) 11/17/1993 A043 STUDENT EXPERIENCES CULTURE IN KOREA (KECK) 12/01/1993 A114 *"HICK" ANTICIPATES CULTURE SHOCK 2/09/1994 A084 EXCHANGE PROGRAMS OFFER BENEFITS EXPERIMENT STATION SEE AG EXPERIMENT EXTENSION SERVICE SEE AG EXTENSION WORK EYES 10/20/1993 Alll *ALL-SEEING LOOK WITHIN FACULTY SEE ALSO NAMES OF FACULTY, TEACHERS ^9/16/1992 X013 *BOR INSISTS FACULTY PUBLISH RESEARCH ARTICLES 10/14/1992 G012 STATE, FACULTY STILL AT IMPASSE 2/17/1993 F012 ^ARTWORKS DISPLAYED REGIONALLY, NATIONALLY (SMITH) 9/22/1993 A041 PROVIDES ARENA FOR FACULTY CONCERNS (ERICKSON) 10/06/1993 A132 *ACKMAN KEEPS BUSY WITH MANY ROLES (SCHMIDT) 10/13/1993 A041 BURNS VISITS CANADA (KECK) 10/13/1993 A051 MUSIC DEPARTMENT HEAD RETIRES (MICHELS) 11/17/1993 A031 DISCUSSION GROUP TO HOLD MEETING 1/19/1994 A094 PROFESSORS ATTEMPT TO INCREASE COMMUNICATION 1/26/1994 A094 TRUTH PROVES INTERESTING COMPANION 2/02/1994 A081 SCIENCES NEED HUMANITIES (ED) 2/02/1994 A094 DISCIPLINARY ARROGANCE SEPERATES FACULTY 2/09/1994 A015 CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR JAILED 2/09/1994 A084 EXCHANGE PROGRAMS OFFER BENEFITS 3/16/1994 A032 NOT COMPETENT TO STAND TRIAL (KRATZ) 4/27/1994 A032 PROFESSORS BID FAREWELL TO UNIVERSITY LIFE (PARKER) FACULTY COLLOQUIUM 2/10/1993 BOll SEWREY COLLOQUIUM FEBRUARY 10 2/16/1994 A051 THE SEWREY FACULTY (iOLLOQUIUM BEGINS WED (MANGOLD) FACULTY UNION SEE COHE ' FAGERHAUG KURT 9/16/1992 C013 ^UNPREDICTABLE RESULTS DANGEROUS 9/30/1992 D015 ^COLUMNIST CRIES FOR DEFICIT REDUCTION 10/14/1992 D013 KDASCHLE NEEDS A BREAK FROM OFFICE ,10/28/1992 C013 COLUMNIST DISHED 'UNDESERVED FLACK' (L) 10/28/1992 C021 *GOI) GIVES PHYSICAL, SPIRITUAL LIFE 10/28/1992 C032 COLUMNIST NOT SERVING EITHER POLITICAL PARTY (L) 11/11/1992 C02I KBUSH KEPT THE FAITHj LEAD NATION 11/18/1992 F013 WRITER PROMOTES CHRISTIAN BEHAVIOR (L) 12/02/1992 C015 COLUMNIST'S VIEWS NOT INTENDED TO PROMOTE HATRED (L) 12/02/1992 C021 *MUSIC INFLUENCES SUBCONSCIOUS 1/20/1993 D024 *ABSOLUTES PROVE GOD EXISTS--WRITER .1/27/1993 €013 EQUATES RELIGION WITH POLITICAL CONSERVATISM (L) FAMILY 10/28/1992 C024 *'FAMILY VALUES' MEANING VARIES 2/03/1993 €013 DEVELOPING TOLERANCE RESPONSIBILITY OF FAMILY 3/17/1993 B023 *FAMILY TIES EASE DIFFICULTIES OF COLLEGE (BEANER) VAVAIU SS^i FAMILY DAY 2/10/1993 C013 LARGEST^FAMILY DAY RECEIVES LITTLE COVERAGE C„AKSEN>(L) FAMILY EDUC RIGHTS FAMILY LEAVE 2/10/1993 G031 SENATORS DISAGREE OVER FAMILY LEAVE BILL FAMILY PLANNING ^ SEE ALSO ABORTION, CONDOMS, SEX EDUCATION FARMERS UNION 11/10/1993 A073 PRESIDENT OPPOSES FREE TRADE AGREEMENT FARMS & FARMING SEE ALSO AG, GRAIN STORAGE *"ty girl gains experience with farm life, combines 12/02/1992 F021 LAND FARMS CLEAN: SOIL DAMAGED BY FOSSIL FUELS

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FARMS & FARMING 2/10/1993 G03A COMPUTERS TO LINK FARMERS FOR LAND SALES 9/22/1993 A051 PSYCHOLOGIST SPEAKS OF FARM-RELATED STRESS (BIEBER) FATHERS 11/17/1993 AlOl *SINGLE FATHERHOOD POSES MANY PROBLEMS (NELSON) 11/17/1993 AlOl STEREOTYPING OF FATHERS PLAYS A KEY ROLE (CHAMLEY) FAYBISHENKO BORIS 11/10/1993 A032 SOVIET PROFESSOR SPEAKS OF HOMELAND (HAAN) FEARS 3/16/199A Alll *FEARS INCLUDE TONYA HARDING AND BARNEY FEDERAL FUNDS 10/20/1993 A081 FEDERAL AID EXCEEDS TAXES COLLECTED FERGUSON MAYNARD 3/16/1994 A132 *LEGENDARY JAZZ TRUMPETER REVISITS SDSU (JIANG) FESTER TERESA 4/28/1993 F012 5CTHE MAGIC OF "SLEEPING BEAUTY' (JIANG) FIGHTING STALLIONS 4/20/1994 A152 COMMEMORATES PLANE CRASH VICTIMS 4/27/1994 A012 k'FIGHTING STALLIONS' MEMORIAL DEDICATED (STAEBNER) 4/27/1994 AlOl *CRASH VICTIMS REMEMBERED FINANCIAL AID SEE ALSO STUDENT AID 3/17/1993 DOll KSTUDENTS FIND VARIOUS LOAN PROGRAMS... (SMITH) 3/31/1993 B012 BOOKLET ANSWERS QUESTIONS, INQUIRIES (HAAN) 9/22/1993 A182 LOWEST IN STUDENT LOAN DEFAULTS (KING) 11/10/1993 A041 FINANCIAL AID PROVIDES FLOOD RELIEF (HAAN) 11/17/1993 A032 RENEWAL FORMS SIMPLER FOR AID APPLICANTS (HAAN) FIRE PROTECTION 4/13/1994 A012 FIRE ALARM DRILLS KEEP RESIDENTS ALERT (STAEBNER) FIREARMS 3/03/1993 GOll GUN BILL SENT UPSTAIRS TO MICKELSON 10/20/1993 A07I STUDENTS EXPELLED FOR HAVING WEAPONS 11/17/1993 A06I JOHNSON VOTES FOR BRADY BILL 11/17/1993 A083 *GUN CONTROL NOT THE ANSWER TO REDUCING CRIME 11/17/1993 A093 KNUMBER OF GUNS NEEDS TO BE REDUCED 12/01/1993 A081 BAN ON JUVENILE HANDGUN POSSESSION 12/01/1993 A103 KBRADY BILL IS A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION 12/01/1993 A103 GUN CONTROL BETTER THAN NO REGULATION (L) 12/08/1993 A091 BAN ON JUVENILE HANDGUN OWNERSHIP FIRES 1/19/1994 A031 FIRE DISRUPTS HANSEN HALL 4/13/1994 A062 KPUTTIN' OUT THE FLAMES FISHING 12/09/1992 F031 KICE FISHING PROSPECTS GOOD FOR BROOKINGS (SIMPSON) 1/20/1993 E041 *FISHING SLOW IN AREA LAKES; OFFER ALTERNATIVES 2/03/1993 F031 ^COLUMNIST OFFERS TIPS FOR CATCHING PERCH (SIMPSON) 2/17/1993 E034 KOXYGEN LEVELS LOW IN AREA LAKES (SIMPSON) 3/03/1993 F031 ^NORTHERN PIKE ONE OF 1ST TO SPAWN (SIMPSON) 4/14/1993 E031 KFLY FISHING EFFECTIVE FOR MOST FISH (SIMPSON) 4/28/1993 E031 9CC0LUMNIST EXPLAINS FLIES TO USE IN 'THESE PARTS' 10/06/1993 A222 KIN SEARCH OF THE ELUSIVE MUSKELLUNGE (SIMPSON) 11/10/1993 A171 KTHE FUNCTIONAL WAY TO KEEP WARM (SIMPSON) 1/19/1994 A121 LUCK AND MOBILITY NEEDED FOR ICE FISHING (SIMPSON) 2/09/1994 A144 KCRAPPlE FISHING A 'KILLER RUSH' (SIMPSON) 3/23/1994 A152 KICE-OUT WALLEYE IN SEASON (SIMPSON) 4/13/1994 A131 KEASTERN LAKES PROVIDE QUALITY FISHING (SIMPSON) 4/27/1994 A171 KTAKE ADVNATAGE OF ACTIVE SPRING CRAPPIES (SIMPSON) FITZGERALD JOHN 2/09/1994 A015 CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR JAILED 3/16/1994 A032 NOT COMPETENT TO STAND TRIAL (KRATZ) FLANDREAU SANTEE 1/27/1993 6031 FLANDREAU CASINO BARRED FROM PROFIT-SHARING FLITTIE ROGER 2/10/1993 G012 BROOKINGS HAN ACCUSED OF KILLING MOTHER IS FREED FLOODS 9/15/1993 A141 DEADLINE EXTENDED FOR WORKERS AFFECTED BY FLOODING 9/22/1993 A194 TOPSOILa^WASHED AWAY DURING FLOODING (GLASS) 9/29/1993 A081 STATE PICKS UP TAB FOR DAMAGE TO PUBLIC PROPERTY 10/06/1993 A091 FLOOD DAMAGE DID NOT HURT STATE ECONOMY 10/06/1993 A171 KNURSING STUDENT ASSISTS WITH FLOOD CLEAN-UP (RIPPE) 10/06/1993 A171 KPROF CONFRONTS PROBLEMS DURING FLOODING (RIPPE) 10/06/1993 A175 UNSUSPECTING STUDENT RECEIVES DISTRESS CALLS (RIPPE) 10/20/1993 A093 FLOODING GETS BLAME FOR INCREASED COUNSELING 10/27/1993 A203 FLOODING DESTRUCTION ADDS TO HOUSING SHORTAGE 11/10/1993 A041 FINANCIAL AID PROVIDES FLOOD RELIEF (HAAN) 11/10/1993 A061 FLOOD VICTIMS GET AID--MADISON 12/01/1993 A085 SPRING FLOODING ON JAMES RIVER 2/09/1994 AD64 OFFICIALS SAY FLOOD OF '94 IS REALITY 4/13/1994 A061 FLOOD WARNING ISSUED FOR JAMES RIVER AREA FLOYD JIM 4/20/1994 A04I KSPRING FEVER FLU 12/02/1992 B021 KTHE SEASON TO BE SICK, FEVERISH (HAAN) 1/26/1994 A071 FLU SEASON HITS STATE FOKKEN MARK 9/09/1992 E045 KLAST MINUTE ALTERATIONS FOOD 9/16/1992 €024 'EATING-OUT' MAY COST STUDENTS MORE 9/23/1992 BOll FAT SUBSTITUTE LECTURE 11/04/1992 B012 CITY COMMISSION TO DISCUSS FOOD TAX HIKE (WENISCH) 12/02/1992 B031 KSHORTCUTS IN HOLIDAY FOOD PREPARATION... (STANLEY) 12/01/1993 A071 ROTARY CLUB SPONSORS HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE FOOD SCIENCE 12/08/1993 A035 NEW DEGREE IN FOOD SCIENCE (ROLLINS) 12/08/1993 A045 MOON FOOD TASTE TEST (NUSZ) FOOD SERVICE 10/07/1992 B021 STUDENTS CHOOSE MARROITT FOR FOOD SERVICE (HAAN) 10/07/1992 D014 SALES TAX BLAMED FOR HIGHER MEAL COSTS (L) 11/11/1992 A022 KDISHIN' IT UP 11/11/1992 H025 USD MEAL PLAN TAX MONEY FALLS BETWEEN CRACKS 11/17/1993 A032 FOOD SERVICE STRIVES TO KEEP COSTS LOW (CONNORS)

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FOOD SERVICE 12/08/1993 AOAl MARRIOTT MILK PRICES COMPETITIVE (HAAN) FOOTBALL 9/09/1992 F012 KSTATE SET TO BREAK 30-YEAR TREND (GLOVER) 9/16/1992 E012 *BAND, TAILGATE PARTY KICK-OFF SEASON (HALDER) 9/16/1992 F012 *STATE, KLINGER SHUT OUT COYOTES (OSTER) 9/16/1992 F012 *VICTORY RELIEVING AND SADDENING (GARDNER) 9/16/1992 FOll FAN BUS TO FARGO, ND 9/23/1992 G0I2 KBEEF BOWL NIGHTMARE CONTINUES FOR STATE (GARDNER) 9/23/1992 G021 KKICKER BOOTS RECORD FIELD GOAL (OSTER) 9/23/1992 G0<}1 *ND DEFENSE CONTROLS STATE (OSTER) 9/30/1992 G014 BISON TRAMPLE STATE (OSTER) 9/30/1992 N026 *AND THERE'S ALWAYS THE GAME... (GARDNER) 10/1A/I992 H012 ESTATE WINS 31-21 AT DOME (OSTER) lO/lA/1992 HD12 ^SURPRISES HIGHLIGHT CONFERENCE RACE (GARDNER) lO/lA/1992 H021 KHERRBOLDT CARTOON IS NOT FUNNY TO COYOTES (GLOVER) 10/21/1992 G0A5 *VERSATILE REMME LEADS TEAM (OSTER) 10/21/1992 GOAl STATE FALLS SHORT IN DEFENSIVE BATTLE (OSTER) 10/28/1992 B012 *STATE, AUGIE HEADING IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS (OSTER) 11/04/1992 G021 KMILLER RECEIVES OPPORTUNITY TO STEP AHEAD (OSTER) 11/04/1992 G021 STATE EVENS RECORD WITH ROAD VICTORY (OSTER) 11/11/1992 E012 KMANY MISS FINAL HOME GAME CELEBRATION (GARDNER) 11/11/1992 E012 «4-30 VICTORY IN SLUGFEST WITH MANKATO (OSTER) 11/11/1992 E021 JfMCDONALD DECISION PAYS BIG (GARDNER) 11/18/1992 E012 STATE FLOURISHES IN FINALE, FINISHES FIFTH (OSTER) 11/18/1992 E021 KMYERS FINDS ZONE IN FINAL GAMES (HOVE) 11/18/1992 E024 KTEAM TURNS SEASON AROUND, ANTICIPATES SQUAD (OSTER) 12/02/1992 GOll ACADEMIC AWARDS 12/02/1992 GOll REMME, MILLER HONORED 12/02/1992 G051 KMILLER HEADS 12 SDSU ALL-NCC SELECTIONS (GARDNER) 12/09/1992 F024 *MILLER NAMED KODAK ALL-AMERICAN 1/20/1993 E045 MILLER EYES NFL AFTER PERFORMANCE IN GAME (GARDNER) 2/03/1993 F012 KTO LOOK AT BIG PICTURE OF SUPER SUNDAY (GARDNER) 2/10/1993 FOll FOOTBALL AWARDS 2/10/1993 F012 FOOTBALL STAFF SIGNS 12 RECRUITS (NOEM) 4/21/1993 EOll SDSU RECRUIT SETS RECORD 4/21/1993 E024 KMILLER ANTICIPATES DRAFT DAY (BEUKELMAN) 4/21/1993 E053 KDALY LEADS PLAYERS THROUGH DRILLS (BEUKELMAN) 4/28/1993 E012 KCHARGERS TAKE MILLER IN SEVENTH (BEUKELMAN) 9/08/1993 A2II KAT WHAT PRICE NDSU? (BEUKELMAN) 9/08/1993 A212 KFOR THIRD CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASON (HOVE) 9/08/1993 A212 MONTANA RALLIES OVER JACKS (HOVE) 9/08/1993 A221 KHINES MAKES THE MOST OF STARTING JOB (BEUKELMAN) 9/15/1993 AOIl KGO, STATE, GO! 9/15/1993 A151 KNAYSAYERS BEWARE (BEUKELMAN) 9/15/1993 A152 KROLLS OVER MUSTANGS IN HOME OPENER (HOVE) 9/15/1993 A191 KA DAY IN THE SUN 9/22/1993 A092 KHUSKIES DOMINATE JACKS IN NCC OPENER (HOVE) 9/29/1993 A135 SECOND HALF LIFTS BEARS OVER JACKS (HOVE) 10/06/1993 A191 KNCC RACE LOOKING WIDE OPEN (BEUKELMAN) 10/06/1993 A192 STATE EARNS CONFERENCE WIN OVER CHIEFS (HOVE) 10/13/1993 A032 PRE-GAME TRADITIONS FOR BEEF BOWL (CONNORS) 10/13/199,3 A171 KSEASON BEGINS WITH OMAHA (BEUKELMAN) 10/13/1993 A172 KUPSETS 'THUNDERING HERD' 42-30 (HOVE) 10/13/1993 A175 MCDONALD NAMED PLAYER OF WEEK 10/13/1993 A181 KNELSON RUNS OVER, THROUGH DEFENDERS (HOVE) 10/20/1993 A071 LAMBDA CHI ALPHAS SPONSOR FOOTBALL RUN 10/20/1993 A172 KSTATE DOMINATES MAVERICKS 50-10 (HOVE) 10/20/1993 A181 KBEIER BIG KEY TO FOOTBALL SUCCESS (WALTMAN) 10/20/1993 A194 KHEADING FOR SIX 10/27/1993 A211 KTHE DAKOTA DOME FOR FOOTBALL? 10/27/1993 A212 COYOTES BLITZ STATE 29-7 (HOVE) 11/03/1993 A031 VIKINGS FANS CAN SEE SDSU GRADUATE SUNDAY 11/03/1993 A182 KDEFENSE LEADS JACKS TO VICTORY (HOVE) 11/03/1993 A19I K'GRADES OUT' ON TOP (BEUKELMAN) 11/03/1993 A201 KGOING DOWNTOWN 11/10/1993 A152 JACKS EXPLODE FOR 60 AT MANKATO (HOVE) 11/10/1993 A155 NAMED HARLON HILL CANDIDATE (BEUKELMAN) 11/17/1993 A151 KSTATE WIN OVER UND BRINGS MIXED EMOTIONS (BEUKELMAN 11/17/1993 A152 KSTATE FINISHES OFF SIOUX 28-0 (HOVE) 11/17/1993 A161 KREMME LEADS DEFENSIVE TURNAROUND (GARDNER) 12/01/1993 A171 KCORNHUSKERS '93 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS (BEUKELMAN) 12/01/1993 A176 POSTSEASON HONORS ANNOUNCED 1/19/1994 AIOl KDIE HARD BRONCOS FAN SEEKS END (UMIKER) 4/13/1994 A112 KSPRING FOOTBALL GETS INTO FULL SWING (HOVE) FOOTBALL-PROF 1/26/1994 AIll KANOTHER HO-HUMMER (HOVE) FORCELLE JOSEPH 1/19/1994 A032 KFATHER JOSEPH FORCELLE ASSUMES DUTIES (HEALY) 1/26/1994 A091 KATTITUDE IS ALL A MATTER OF PERSPECTIVE 3/02/1994 A074 KPREJUDICE ROOTED IN FEAR, IGNORANCE 4/20/1994 A074 KVALUES REMAIN LIVING, NOT STATIC OR FIXED

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FOREIGN LANGUAGES 9/09/1992 BQ31 DEPARTMENT HOPES TO SAVE FRENCH MAJOR (WENISCH) 11/03/1993 AOII LAKOTA OFFERS FOREIGN LANGUAGE OPTION (HAAN) FOREIGN STUDENTS SEE ALSO INTERNATIONAL DAY 9/I6/I992 B021 INTERNATL STUDENTS OFFERED BETTER COVERAGE (HAAN) 9/30/1992 B023 *ENCOUNTER DIFFERENT LIFESTYLES (KARUNAKARREDDY) 10/07/1992 B031 INTERNATIONAL CLUB OFFERS CULTURAL OUTLET (RUDICK) 10/l

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GAMBLING 12/08/1993 A09A TO SETTLE SLOT MACHINE DISPUTE 3/02/1994 A063 *CASINO INTERVIEWS PROVE INSIGHTFUL 3/02/1994 A081 DEADWOOD FEES USED TO PROMOTE TOURISM 3/16/1994 A081 JODEAN JOY FUNDS NEW GAMBLING STUDY 3/23/1994 AlOl GAMBLING OPPONENT PROPOSES NEW PLAN 4/20/1994 A156 GAMING INDUSTRY FACING COMPETITION FROM OTHER STATES GAME FISH S PARKS 10/21/1992 F034 LEGISLATURE BANS NON-NATIVE ANIMALS 10/28/1992 GOll RARE BIRDS VISIT STATE GAMES 10/07/1992 BC41 KWHAT'S THE QUESTION? (HANSEN) 1/27/1993 F025 UPC PLAYS GAMES IN FEBRUARY (SMITH) GANDHI SAILA 4/06/1994 A051 NEW ADVOCACY OFFICER PROMISES (KECK) GANDHI NAMED SDSU ADVOCACY OFFICER (CONNORS) GANNON THERESA 10/06/1993 A171 KNURSING STUDENT ASSISTS WITH FLOOD CLEAN-UP (RIPPE) GARBAGE SEE REFUSE S REF DISP GARDNER JEREMIAH 1/20/1993 E012 *NEW YEAR PROMISES TO BE FULL OF EXCITEMENT 3/31/1993 F012 *CHAMELEON-LIKE CHANGES RUNNING RAMPANT 4/14/1993 E012 ^'AMERICA'S GAME' DOES NOT LIVE UP TO ITS NAME 4/28/1993 E012 *T0 GET SENTIMENTAL FOR LAST ISSUE 6ARTHUNE WILLIAM 9/22/1995 A051 DEPARTMENTS RECEIVE DONATIONS (PENNEY) GASOHOL 9/09/1992 G012 KETHANOL GROUPS WANT BUSH'S EAR 11/04/1992 C012 ETHANOL PLANTS SLOWED DUE TO LOSS OF SUPPORT 12/02/1992 F012 ALTERNATIVE FUEL SUBSIDY STOPPED BY COURT ACTION 3/17/1993 F025 ETHANOL'S FUTURE CONSIDERED OVER NEXT 3 MONTHS GASOLINE 10/27/1993 A18I DIESEL PRICE INCREASE UPSETS SD SENATORS GATEWAY 2000 9/15/1993 A121 COMPANY EXPANDS TO SIOUX FALLS GDOWSKI GERRY 3/16/1994 A185 FORMER HUSKER QB JOINS COACHING STAFF GEDNALSKE HOLLY 11/11/1992 A022 KDISHIN' IT UP GEESE 2/03/1993 G012 KFOWL ROAD CONDITIONS 12/08/1993 A072 XPEACEFUL REFUGE GEISTER-JONES MATT 1/26/1994 AQ72 *1 LOVE YOU, YOU LOVE ME GEOGRAPHY 11/04/1992 B023 XFACULTY HONORED IN GEOGRAPHY BOOK (BEANER) 3/31/1993 B034 SUMMER WORKSHOP TO BE HELD (MICHELS) 4/06/1994 A031 GEOGRAPHY CONVENTION SET 4/20/1994 A035 SDSU HOSTS GEOGRAPHY CONVENTION (MANGOLD) GERMAN FLORESTINE 9/29/1993 A072 KBEST OF SHOW GERONTOLOGY 4/13/1994 A031 GERONTOLOGY FORUM SCHEDULED GIBSON DANE 10/21/1992 D012 KENCOURAGED TO TALK, WORK PROBLEMS OUT (VERRILL) GILBERTSON DAN 1/19/1994 A06I LOCAL MEN START SUPPORT GROUP FOR WIDOWERS (MANGOLD) GILLUM MARJEAN 10/13/1993 A072 XFALL CLEANING 6ILLUM TED 10/13/1993 A072 XFALL CLEANING GLASS MATTHEW 2/23/1994 A114 DEMOCRACY REQUIRES MORE, NOT LESS EDUCATION GLOVER JOHN 12/09/1992 F012 KSPORTS SECTION SAYS GOODBYE TO GLOVER ERA (GARDNER) GODBOLE RAVI 2/03/1993 C013 DEVELOPING TOLERANCE RESPONSIBILITY OF FAMILY 2/24/1993 C012 EQUALITY MOVEMENT ESSENTIAL FOR CAMPUS 3/17/1993 C024 9CMEDICAL QUALITY MAY NOT JUSTIFY HIGH COSTS 3/31/1993 C033 KCUSTOMER IS KING SLOGAN HAS MEANING IN US 4/21/1993 D024 ^AMERICANS PLACE TOO MUCH EMPHASIS ON LABELS 9/15/1993 AD74 KDEFINITIONS OF VALUES REFLECT SOCIETY S INDIVIDUALI 9/29/1993 Alll XBROOKINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY OFFERS MORE 10/20/1993 A113 XSALE OF BEER ON-CAMPUS PROPOSED 10/27/1993 A094 ^TELEVISION ENTERTAINS AND INFORMS 11/10/1993 A083 JfSMART SHOPPING IS LUCK OF THE DRAW 12/01/1993 A114 KREADING PROVIDES A DIVERSE EDUCATION GODWIN BILL 9/09/1992 A014 KSTEADY LANDING GOEPFERT MICHAEL 11/03/1993 AOll XSTUDENT DIES AFTER WEEKEND ACCIDENT (FENGER) GOETTSCH NANETTE 10/21/1992 F024 KGOING FOR THE STRIKE GOLDEN ERIC 4/21/1993 BD21 KFLING'S FUNNYMAN GOLDEN KNIGHTS 9/09/1992 A014 96STEADY LANDING 9/09/1992 ED12 kGOLDEN knights DESCEND ON CAMPUS (WAXDAHL) GOLF 9/09/1992 9/09/1992 IV})F044 WOMEN SEEK RETURN CONFERENCETO NATIONALSSTANDINGS(GARDNER)(GARDNER) 9/16/1992 FD21 MEN'S TEAM IMPROVES AT BEMIDJI INVITATIONAL (HOVE) 9/16/1992 F023 WOMEN PLACE 7TH, 4TH IN MEETS (WIDMAN) 9/23/1992 DOll KGOLFER QUESTIONS RELAXATION, ENJOYMENT OF GAME 9/23/1992 G012 MEN FINISH IN TOP HALF AT NDSU INVITATIONAL (HOVE) 9/23/1992 G034 KGOLFERS TO SECOND PLACE (HOVE) 10/07/1992 G031 MEN'S SEASON COMES TO CLOSE (HOVE) 10/07/1992 G031 WOMEN PLACE FOURTH (WIDMAN) 10/14/1992 H016 WOMEN FINISH lOTH IN SEASON FINALE (GARDNER) 10/14/1992 H045 MEN'S TEAM IMPROVES, LOOKS TO 1993 (HOVE) 10/21/1992 3/31/1993 IIaK SPRING, TOURNAMENT (WIDMAN) 4/21/1993 cSti mSKIK 1.PLACE 6THj HOST INVITATIONALSPRING (VANDERWAL) FRIDAY (GARDNER) 4/28/1993 10/06/1993 A221 ^^Sxcu^LrP^cIurifi.FINISH FALL SCHEDULES2"'^THISinvitationalWEEKEND (GARDNER)(VANDERWAD 10/13/1993 STATE TEAM (GARDNER) 10/13/1993 A194 EARNS SPOT ON ALL-TOURNEY TEAM (GARDNER) 10/13/1993 A194 WOMEN GOLFERS FINISH STRONG (GARDNER)

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GOLF 10/20/1993 AI91 MAYNES "TOP GUN" ON GOLF TEAM (GARDNER) 1/19/I99A AIA5 PGA'S PHYSICAL THERAPIST 3/23/199A AI32 GOLF TEAMS TO OPEN DOWN SOUTH (RICE) A/06/199A AI34 GOLF TEAMS ON TEXAS SPRING TRIP (RICE) A/20/I99A A126 MEN GOLFERS PLACE I7TH IN MISSOURI (RICE) A/27/I99A AIAS TEAM QUALIFIES FOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT (RICE) GORDON DENNIS 9/23/IQ92 BOll fat SUBSTITUTE LECTURE GORDON TROY 9/09/1992 B021 *SDSU OFFERS HOUSING ALTERNATIVES (FENGER) GOVERNORS 2/02/1994 A062 KJANKLOW OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY GRADES A/27/1994 A051 ALLOWED TWO OPTIONS TO CONTEST GRADES (KECK) GRADUATE ASSISTANT 2/09/I99A A032 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS FACE CHALLENGES (MICHELS) 2/09/199A A07I LANGUAGE BARRIERS AFFECT QUALITY OF EDUCATION (ED) GRADUATE SCHOOL 10/06/1993 AI2I *GRAD STUDY OFFERS APPLICATION OF SKILLS (WAXDAHL) 10/06/1993 A12A GRADUATE SCHOOL ENROLLMENT INCREASES (WAXDAHL) GRADUATES COLLEGE A/27/1994 AHA TO BRING STATE'S GRADS HOME GRADUATION 12/09/1992 AOII CEREMONIES SET FOR DECEMBER 12, 607 WILL GRADUATE 3/03/1993 coil BEWARE OF THE GRADUATlNG/NONGRADUATING DILEMMA (ED) A/28/1993 DOll )e"FUN" EXIT EXAM TO EASE TENSION (SCHUSTER) GRAFF GORDON 2/03/1993 E012 *FCC GRANTS PERMISSION TO BEGIN (MEYERS) GRAFFITI WALL ~ 1/26/199A A152 SGRAFFITI WALL WELCOMES FREE EXPRESSION (MCGOWAN) GRAND MARKETPLACE 10/07/1992 BOAl KWHAT'S THE QUESTION? (HANSEN) 2/10/1993 E012 KCARROT-TOPPED COMEDIAN FILLS GMP (SCHMIDT) GRANHOLM NELS 2/02/1994 A09A DISCIPLINARY ARROGANCE SEPERATES FACULTY GREAT PLAINS 12/02/1992 F02A 'BUFFALO COMMONS' THEORISTS BRING IDEAS BACK GREEK COUNCIL 3/17/1993 BOll GREEKS SPONSOR VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT FOR MDA 3/24/1993 A012 ^COUNCIL HOSTS ANNUAL VOLLEYBALL EVENT (FENGER) 9/08/1993 A176 GREEKS GEAR UP FOR RUSH (SMITH) 4/06/199A AOAl GREEK SYSTEMS RAISE MONEY FOR GROUPS (MANGOLD) GREEK WEEK IO/IA/1992 AOll CELEBRATIONS KICKED-OFF TUESDAY 10/13/1993 A151 GREEKS GET READY FOR ANNUAL EVENT (ARNOLD) GREEN SHARON I/27/I993 G021 SENATOR SEEKS A LARGER PIECE OF LOTTERY PIE GREENBAUM HARRY 2/09/199A A08A EXCHANGE PROGRAMS OFFER BENEFITS GRITZNER CHARLES 10/07/1992 AOll PROFESSORS NAMED OUTSTANDING EDUCATORS 11/0A/I992 B023 ^FACULTY HONORED IN GEOGRAPHY BOOK (BEANER) A/20/199A A07A BLAMING TV AVOIDS REAL ISSUES OF SOCIETY GRUSZECKI TOHASZ 9/30/1992 BOAl POLISH PROFESSOR STUDIES SHEEP PRODUCTION (HAAN) GUTHRIE THEATER 12/02/1992 E016 CHRISTMAS CAROL (MEYERS) 2/02/199A A155 UPC SCHEDULES GUTHRIE THEATER TRIP (JIANG) HAAR CHARLENE 9/30/1992 C02A CANDIDATES CLASH OVER VOTING RECORD 9/30/1992 C021 HAAR SEEKS ONE^ON-ONE WITH DASCHLE 9/30/1992 C033 NATIONAL GOP WOMEN'S LEADER CAMPAIGNS 9/30/1992 C033 POLL PUTS DASCHLE AHEAD IN SENATE RACE 10/28/1992 DOII HAAR COMBINES IMAGE IN ELECTION (VERRILL) HABITAT HUMANITY 3/23/I99A Ad8I *INVOLVEMENT OFFERS MANY POSSIBILITIES HAFER JEDD 2/I6/199A AI5A COMEDIANS ENTERTAINED AUDIENCE IN TOWN (MCGOWAN) HAGEL RICHARD 11/18/1992 C023 JfCOORDINATOR HOPES TO BRING IN VARIED ACTS (BARR) HAGEN STACEY 2/10/1993 F051 HAGEN CHANGES IN SHOT PUT, STARTS WINNING (GARDNER) HAITI 9/15/1993 A081 *LIFE IN HAITI CHALLENGES NURSING STUDENT (HOEKMAN) HAITIANS 3/24/1993 C013 *CLINTON BREAKS PROMISES; DENIES HAITIANS PASSAGE HALL OF FAME 9/30/1992 GOll BOSTIC'TO BE INDUCTED 10/14/1992 AOII TWO NAMED TO SD HALL OF FAME HALLOWEEN 10/28/1992 G012 STUDENTS DRESS UP FOR SPOOKY CELEBRATION (KURTZ) 10/27/1993 A20I GARRETSON PARENTS LABEL HALLOWEEN SYMBOLS HALSRUD RACHEL 1/19/1994 AlAl XHALSRUD POWERS BIG WEEKEND FOR JACKS (KING) 2/23/1994 A13A HALSRUD REACHES 1,000 POINTS HALVERSON GLADYS 1/20/1993 F021 *PLAYS PIANO WITH TOES, FLUTE WITH NOSE (JIANG) HANDICAPPED 11/11/1992 B012 PHYSICAL PLANT TO IMPROVE ACCESSIBILTY (STAEBNER) 12/09/1992 D02A XDOES IT RAISE OPPORTUNITY OR ANGER 1/20/1993 D013 HANDICAPPED PARKING SPOTS APPRECIATED (L) 2/03/1993 DOll kADDRESSING SPECIAL NEEDS BENEFICIAL (KORKOW) 2/03/1993 DOll GRADUATE STUDENT DISPELS STEREOTYPICAL MYTH (SMITH) 9/22/1993 A08I *CARE PROVIDER ALLOWS FAMILIES TO RELAX (HOEKMAN) 10/06/1993 A0I6 UNIV TO INCREASE HANDICAPPED AWARENESS (CONNORS) HANDICRAFTS 9/15/1993 A092 FAR-EAST HANDICRAFTS ON SALE (BARBER) HANSEN HALL 11/03/1993 A132 xHANSEN HALL KEEPS HOBO TRADITION ROLLING (SCHMIDT) 1/19/1994 A031 FIRE DISRUPTS HANSEN HALL 4/I3/I994 A0I2 FIRE ALARM DRILLS KEEP RESIDENTS ALERT (STAEBNER) HANSEN PAM 9/30/1992 G04I HANSEN LEADS WOMEN AT OMAHA (GLOVER) 9/15/1993 A174 HANSEN FINISHES FIRST, AUGUSTANA OPEN (PARKER) 9/29/1993 A132 JtWETTLAUFER, HANSEN SECOND, THIRD AT INVITE (PARKER) HANSON LISA 10/21/1992 D012 KENCOURAGED TO TALK, WORK PROBLEMS OUT (VERRILL) HANTAVIRUS 10/27/1993 A193 HAS BEEN AROUND SINCE 1991 HAPPINESS II/I8/1992 BOll STUDY REVEALS HAPPINESS LEVELS IN TEENS, FAMILIES HARDIN JOE 4/21/1993 E021 KWORK PAYS OFF WITH SPARKLING SPRING (BEUKELMAN) HARDING LECTURE 3/31/1993 B012 KVICTORY LAP FOR HERO (FENGER) 9/15/1993 AI14 PULITZER PRIZE-WINNER HERE AS LECTURER (JIANG) HARLAN JOHN 9/09/1992 E031 S DAKOTAN COMPILES BOOK OF FAMILY'S HISTORY (WALKER) HARRIS JOHN 9/23/1992 B021 KAIDS LECTURE REVEALS TRUTHS ABOUT DISEASE (KRIZ)

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HARRIS PATRICK 4/20/199A A17I SOLO EXHIBITS DISPLAYED IN NEW MEXICO HASELHORST MICHAEL 2/09/1994 A015 STUDENT CHARGED ON RAPE COUNTS (FENGER) HATFIELD WARREN 10/13/1993 A051 MUSIC DEPARTMENT HEAD RETIRES (MICHELS) HATTON LOIS 4/13/1994 A071 FAMILY LIFE CONCERN OF MANY SOUTH DAKOTANS HAUSCHILD-MORK MEL 2/17/1993 F031 JfLOCAL DANCERS PERFORM WORKS IN MINNEAPOLIS (HANSEN) HAZELTINE JOYCE 10/27/1993 AI81 HAZELTINE TO SPEAK AT NOON LUNCHEON HAZING 10/13/1993 A053 GREEK HOUSES FROWN ON HAZING CHAAN) HEALTH SEE ALSO WELLNESS FAIR 9/29/1993 A091 SOUTH DAKOTA DROPS IN NATIONAL HEALTH RANKING 11/03/1993 A095 DEPT CHECKS INTO CASES OF MENINGITIS HEALTH CARE 10/21/1992 BOll HEALTH SEMINAR SLATED 10/28/1992 EOll HEALTH CARE FORUM TOPIC 10/28/1992 G012 RANK HEALTH CARE AS MAIN CONCERN 12/02/1992 FOll HEALTH PLAN OUTLINED 12/09/1992 C034 HEALTH PLAN MUST BE FLEXIBLE 3/17/1993 C024 *MEDICAL QUALITY MAY NOT JUSTIFY HIGH COSTS 9/15/1993 A063 CANADIAN HEALTH CARE SYSTEM SETS GOOD EXAMPLE CD 9/22/1993 A203 DASCHLE TO PLAY KEY ROLE IN HEALTH CARE PLAN 9/29/1993 A093 VIEWS ON PROPOSED HEALTH PLAN 10/06/1993 A071 MEETINGS TO EXPLAIN NEW HEALTH PLAN 10/20/1993 A083 HEALTH SECRETARY URGES HOSPITALS, COMMUNITIES II/03/I993 A095 FEWER PATIENTS FOR SOME DOCTORS 12/01/1993 A105 PROPOSED REFORM DECLARED A FRAUD (L) 12/08/1993 A103 HEALTH CARE PLAN WOULD BENEFIT COLLEGE STUDENTS CD 2/16/1994 A031 HEALTHWISE TRAINING SCHEDULED 2/23/1994 A013 KFIRST LADY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON WAVES 3/16/1994 A095 CLINTON HEALTH PLAN OPPOSED CD HEALTH PHYSICAL ED SEE HPER HEALTH SERVICE 12/02/1992 B021 *THE SEASON TO BE SICK, FEVERISH (HAAN) 3/24/1993 B012 HIV TESTING AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS (FENGER) 10/06/1993 AOll HEALTH SERVICE TOURED, NEW LOCATION DISCUSSED CKRIZ) 11/17/1993 AOll IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENT MAY PREVENT STUDENTS (RIPPE 12/01/1993 A113 A VALUABLE ASSET FOR CAMPUS 1/26/1994 A012 CURING HEALTH SERVICE'S BAD REPUTATION (ERICKSON) 2/02/1994 A016 HEALTH SERVICE LOOKS AHEAD (RIPPE) 2/09/1994 A032 HEALTH SERVICE BENEFITS STUDENTS (RIPPE) 2/23/1994 Alll FUNDRAISING FOR HEALTH SERVICE IS TRICKY HEALY KATHALEEN 12/01/1993 A121 36MOTHER, DAUGHTER GIVE NEW MEANING TO LABEL (NELSON) HEARING 3/02/1994 A034 COMPACT DlSK PLAYER TO HELP IN HEARING TESTS (DEMERS HEEREN APRIL 4/28/1993 F024 ^THEATER TROUPE PREPARES SUMMER SEASON (SCHMIDT) HEFFERMAN WILLIAM 11/17/1993 A031 SOCIOLOGIST TO SPEAK ABOUT FOOD SYSTEMS HEFTY JAMEL 2/24/1993 G034 ^STAGECRAFT HEIDELBERGER CORY 1/20/1993 D013 KCLINTON SCORES HIGH ON •BUBBA-BOO-BOO-METER• 2/03/1993 C013 kCLINTON SQUANDERING TIME ON SYMBOLISM 2/17/1993 C013 *"REMOTE CONTROL DEMOCRACY" MAY IMPROVE CONGRESS 3/03/1993 C013 *$1,000 DONATION WON'T DENT FEDERAL DEFICIT 3/24/1993 C013 *CLINTON BREAKS PROMISES; DENIES HAITIANS PASSAGE 4/14/1993 C024 *SERVICE PROPOSAL ENACTED THROUGH GUARDS 4/28/1993 C024 *SADNESS ATTESTS TO STRONG RELATIONS WITH GOVERNOR HEINE ROBYN 11/03/1993 A054 STATE GRADUATES RETURN AS COUNSELORS (NUSZ) HEITBRINK BERNARD 4/06/1994 A041 PHARMACY DEAN RETIRES (PARKER) HELFETER TERESA 2/23/1994 A194 TO ATTEND NACA CONVENTION IN BOSTON (WIEKERT) HELM NESA 9/09/1992 C024 *COLUMNIST URGES READERS TO VOTE 9/23/1992 E024 *BUSH, CLINTON UNABLE TO DEFINE PLATFORMS 10/07/1992 D023 *FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS A MUST 10/21/1992 C021 *'RICH DUDE' WASTING VOTERS' TIME 11/04/1992 D021 *TERM LIMITATION QUESTION PONDERED 11/18/1992 F024 *DEMOCRATS FOCUS INWARD, DRUG-RELATED ISSUES KEY 12/09/1992 D013 *UNITED STATES ASSUMES UNCLE SANTA ROLE 1/27/1993 C024 *REPUBLICAN PAYS HOMAGE; CEREMONIES BRING TEARS 2/10/1993 C021 *MILITARY SHOULD NOT SERVE AS SCIENCE LAB 2/24/1993 C024 *FUTURE SHAKY FOR CLINTON'S FOUR-STAGE PLAN 3/17/1993 C024 *FRENCH ABORTION PILL: SOME FEAR IT MAY BE USED... 3/31/1993 C021 *ADULTS SEND WRONG MESSAGE ABOUT EDUCATION 4/28/1993 C013 *SOON-TO-BE GRADUATE REFLECTS ON LIFE, FUTURE HEMINGWAY ERNEST 11/04/1992 C012 HEMINGWAY HUNTED LAKE COUNTY PHEASANTS 56 YEARS AGO HENDERSON TOM 11/18/1992 E052 *ASSISTANT DISCOVERS NEW WORLD IN SD (GLOVER) HERBICIDES 9/16/1992 C015 BUILDINGS BROWNED BY HERBICIDES (L) 11/04/1992 A012 CHEMICAL USE INCITES CONTROVERSY (KRIZ) 11/04/1992-D013 GREEN OPPOSES CHEMICAL SPRAYING (L) HERRBOLDT DEAN 10/14/1992 H021*HERRBOLDT CARTOON IS NOT FUNNY TO COYOTES (GLOVER) 9/29/1993 A141 *HERRBOLDT, SPEED; THE PERFECT COMBINATION (HOVE) HEYLENS KATHY 1/26/1994 A031 HEYLENS RE-ELECTED TO BOARD OF REGENTS HIEL TOM 3/17/1993 E034 PAST EXPERIENCES SHAPED PIANIST'S CAREER (SCHMIDT) HIGGINS SEAN 2/24/1993 DOII *PETERSEN/HIGGINS AND STROSCHINE/STORY 4/14/1993 C021 STUDENTS URGED TO CONTACT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 10/06/1993 AOll SA RIDES WITH CITY POLICE OVER WEEKEND (FENGER) HIGHWAYS 4/28/1993 B03I *MILLER WRITES ABOUT HISTORY OF HIGHWAYS (STANLEY)

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HIGHWAYS 9/I5/I993 A12I STATE RECEIVES REBUILDING FUNDING 10/13/1993 A071 PLAN UNDERWAY TO IMPROVE HIGHWAYS HILDERBRAND DAVID 9/22/1993 A031 HILDERBRAND NAMED DIRECTOR IN SIOUX FALLS HILLNER KENNETH A/I3/I99A A09A LIFE CAN BE DEFINED BY AN INK BLOT HIMMERICH ANNETTE 1/20/1993 D013 BOOKSTORE WHEELS FAIR DEALS TO STUDENTS HINDUISM 3/2^/1993 BOll HINDU "WORLD VISION 2000" SYMPOSIUM SET NINES JAKE 9/08/1993 A221 KHINES MAKES THE MOST OF STARTING JOB (BEUKELMAN) HINTZE BRYCE A/21/1993 con XSTUDENTS GET BUSY IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS (VERRILL) HIPSAG TODD 3/31/1993 F0A3 KTEAMS OPEN SPRING SEASON IN HURON CGARDNER) HISTORICAL SITES SEE ALSO NAMES OF SITES 2/03/1993 B0I2 ^VINTAGE HOMES ASSET TO BROOKINGS' (BEANER) 3/31/1993 jB02I KBED, BREAKFAST NAME PRESERVED... (BEANER) HISTORY 2/10/1993 B0I2 *EDMUNDS EXPLAINS NATIVE HISTORY (STANLEY) 2/10/1993 EOAI BLACK HISTORY MONTH HONORED BY LIBRARY (JIANG) 2/2A/1993 E03I BLACK HISTORY MONTH (NUSZ) 11/03/1993 AOAI HISTORICALLY-BASED GROUPS EDUCATED (HAAN) 11/03/1993 A072 KBACK TO THE RENAISSANCE 2/16/1994 A032 BLACK HISTORY CELEBRATED IN FEBRUARY (OMOTH) HISTORY FAIR 2/10/1993 E023 *LIVING HISTORY FAIR TEACHES LESSONS (WAXDAHL) 2/02/1994 A06I BROOKINGS TO HOST LIVING HISTORY FAIR HIV 3/24/1993 B0I2 HIV TESTING AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS (FENGER) 10/27/1993 AI82 CASES REPORTED IN RAPID CITY SCHOOLS HMONG 9/08/1993 A172 KHMONG ADAPT HANDICRAFT TO COMMODITY (BARBER) HOBO DAY 9/09/1992 A012 RICHARD MARX SLATED FOR OCTOBER 3 CONCERT (KORKOW) 9/30/1992 DOll HOBO DAY CONCERT NEEDS STUDENT SUPPORT (ED) 9/30/1992 N012 KCELEBRATION RICH WITH TRADITIONS (LUNDBORG) 9/30/1992 N024 KPARADE IS AN ANNUAL FAVORITE (STANLEY) 9/30/1992 N026 ^PLANNING THE BIG EVENT (WAXDAHL) 9/30/1992 N022 BROOKINGS BUSINESSES GET SET FOR TRAFFIC (VERRILL) 10/07/1992 A014 XPARADING AROUND (GUSTAD) 10/07/1992 B044 *AGR WINS TOP PARADE PRIZE (NUSZ) 10/07/1992 D0I3 HOBO DAY RITUALS ARE NOT 'RICH' (L) 10/07/1992 F0I2 *R1CHARD MARX SINGS FOR HOBO DAY (WAXDAHL) 10/07/1992 F021 HOBO OLYMPIANS PARTICIPATE IN COMPETITION (WALKER) 10/07/1992 G012 ESTATE DOMINATES IN HOBO DAY WIN (OSTER) 10/14/1992 D013 READER DEFENDS HOBO DAY TRADITION (L) 10/21/1992 C0I3 HOBO DAY 'HUMANE' HOLIDAY (L) I/27/I993 B024 UAFBC OVERRIDES SENATE DECISION (KRIZ) 1/27/1993 con ACTIVITY MORE IMPORTANT THAN PROFIT (ED) 3/31/1993 Don CO-CHAIRS NAMED 9/08/1993 A06I KHOBO DAY ALREADY 10/20/1993 AOII OFFICIALS SAY HOBO DAY TRADITIONS SECURE (FENGER) 10/27/1993 AOII FLYING WITCH TO VISIT ON HOBO DAY (MICHELS) 10/27/1993 A032 IT'S AN SDSU TRADITION (HAAN) 10/27/1993 A032 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 10/27/1993 A041 'THE GREATEST ONE-DAY EVENT' AT SDSU (KECK) 10/27/1993 A054 HOBOS VS. HUNGER FOOD DRIVE (ROLLINS) 10/27/1993 A061 PARADE CHANGES, YET TRADITIONS REMAIN (BIEBER) 10/27/1993 A081 BROOKINGS AND SDSU EFFORT (ED) 10/27/1993 A086 SIXTH-GRADER HOPES FOR QUIET DAY (L) 10/27/1993 AI82 HOBOS HEAD DOWNTOWN (KING) 11/03/1993 A034 'SNOWBO DAY' PARADE DRAWS MANY SPECTATORS (BEIBER) 11/03/1993 A044 KBEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD 11/03/1993 A054 KHOBO DAY SPIRIT n/03/1993 AlOI many DESERVE CREDIT FOR HOBO DAY SUCCESS (ED) 11/03/1993 A104 UNIVERSITY CONGRATULATED FOR HOBO DAYS (L) n/03/1993 AI21 *PRE-WEEKEND PLANS FOR LAST HOBO DAY (UMIKER) 11/03/1993 AI32 *MOVlE, CONCERT CONCLUDE HOBO DAY '93 (JIANG) n/03/1993 AI32 *HANSEN HALL KEEPS HOBO TRADITION ROLLING (SCHMIDT) 11/17/1993 A083 BUSINESS OWNER REMINDS STUDENTS ABOUT DANGERS (L) HOBO WEEK 9/30/1992 N021 KBROWN HALL CONTINUES QUEST FOR PENNANT (NELSON) 10/07yi992 G012 KICE CREAM SUNDAE WEEK BRINGS JOY TO FAN (GARDNER) 10/27/1993 A134 TO WRAP UP THE CAMPUS' HOBO WEEK EVENTS (SMITH) 11/03/1993 A161 ^VISIONS OF A HOBO HALLOWEEN HOBUS RUTH 9/09/1992 C013 WRITER PROMOTES DIVERSITY (L) HOCKEY 10/21/1992 GOll PRACTICE TO BEGIN n/04/1992 G041 *GROWING HOCKEY CLUB TAKES THE ICE (HOVE) n/n/1992 E033 *CLUB SPLITS IN SEASON OPENER (GARDNER) 11/18/1992 E052 KCLUB BEGINS LEAGUE PLAY WITH 2 LOSSES (GARDNER) 12/09/1992 F041 CLUB LOSES 5-0 AT IOWA STATE (HOVE) 1/20/1993 E025 HOCKEY CLUB ON UPSWING--WINS, TIES (BEUKELMAN) 1/27/1993 E044 ^HOCKEY CLUB UNBEATEN SINCE BREAK (GARDNER) 2/03/1993 F023 *COMING FROM BEHIND 2/03/1993 F05I *HOCKEY CLUB BREEZES PAST COYOTES (GARDNER) 2/10/1993 F03I KCLUB DROPS 2 AT HOME (GARDNER) 2/17/1993 E031 XHELD LEADS CLUB TO 2 HOME WINS (GARDNER) 2/24/1993 F024 KCLUB AWAITS LEAGUE OFFICE DECISION (GARDNER) 3/03/1993 F055 CLUB ENDS SEASON WITH LOSS TO DORDT (GARDNER)

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HOCKEY 11/17/1993 A18I *CLUB OPENS HOME SEASON FRIDAY (WALTMAN) IZ/01/1993 A203 kCLUB SWEEPS TWO FROM DORDT (WALTMAN) 12/08/1993 A191 HOCKEY CLUB WINS, TIES NSU (WALTMAN) I/19/I99A AI3A *HOCKEY CLUB TAKES 2 FROM CARLETON COLLEGE (WALTMAN) 1/26/1994 AI4I SKATERS FALL TO UNI (WALTMAN) 2/G2/I994 A135 HOCKEY CLUB SPLITS WEEKEND SERIES (WALTMAN) 2/09/1994 AI41 HOCKEY CLUB SPLITS SERIES WITH USD (WALTMAN) 3/02/1994 A124 *HOCKEY CLUB SPLITS WITH K-STATE (WALTMAN) HOFER PHIL 2/03/1993 A0l2 *RADIO BUDGET REQUEST SUFFERS ADDITIONAL BLOW (KRIZ) 2/03/1993 E0I2 *FCC GRANTS PERMISSION TO BEGIN (MEYERS) HOFER RANDY 4/13/1994 A012 KBUSTED! HOFF CHRIS 2/10/1993 F025 KMISS! HOFFER CHANTELL II/10/I993 A045 ^NOVEMBER CHILL HOFMEISTER HEIDI II/04/I992 B021 KNEEDLE SHY HOGAN EDWARD 10/07/1992 AOII PROFESSORS NAMED OUTSTANDING EDUCATORS 11/04/1992 B023 ^FACULTY HONORED IN GEOGRAPHY BOOK (BEANER) HOKENSTAD HAROLD 4/21/1993 F021 KNATIONAL GUARDSMAN TRAVELS FOR TRAINING (MICHELS) HOLIDAYS 12/02/1992 C0I3 3t'CONNECTEDNESS' FEELING LINGERS DURING HOLIDAYS 12/09/1992 D013 ^HOLIDAYS LONELY FOR SOME 1/27/1993 B033 *POST-HOLIDAY BLUES TAKES TOLL ON STUDENTS (HAAN) 2/24/1993 E012 SHOULD HOLIDAY CLASSES BE RESCHEDULED (MICHELS) HOLLENBECK JAY 3/31/1993 F033 JfNICE GRAB HOLM JOHNNY 10/27/1993 A134 TO WRAP UP THE CAMPUS' HOBO WEEK EVENTS (SMITH) HOLM SCOTT 11/18/1992 coil STUDENT DEBATES THE ISSUES (RUDICK) HOLOCAUST 3/I7/I993 EOll HOLOCAUST REMEMBERED HOLTEY LAURA 4/28/1993 F012 *THE MAGIC OF 'SLEEPING BEAUTY' (JIANG) HOME ECONOMICS 9/09/1992 BOll CHANGES IN HOME ECONOMICS 9/23/1992 BOII ADAMS VISITS 12/09/1992 EOll INSTRUCTOR RECEIVES RECOGNITION 2/03/1993 B034 KSCHOLTEN RESEARCHES CORN STARCH USES (NUSZ) 2/24/1993 EOll SPONSORS RESEARCH SESSION 3/24/1993 AOll CLARK RESIGNS FROM POSITION 3/24/1993 B034 *BELL MAKES EDUCATION CONTRIBUTIONS (MICHELS) 3/31/1993 B034 HOME EC CAREER OPPORTUNITIES TARGETED (STAEBNER) 9/I5/I993 A03I TIDEMANN CHOSEN AS NEW ACTING DEAN 10/27/1993 A031 COMMITTEE SEARCHES FOR NEW HOME-EC DEAN 12/08/1993 A035 NEW DEGREE IN FOOD SCIENCE (ROLLINS) 2/23/1994 A04I HOME ECONOMICS SPONSORS RESEARCH SESSION 3/23/1994 A031 HOME ECONOMICS EXPO SCHEDULED 3/23/1994 A073 NOT SEARCHING FOR A HUSBAND (L) 3/23/1994 A076 ALL THINGS RELATED TO HOME EC (L) 4/27/1994 A031 COLLEGE OF HOME EC CONSIDERS DEAN APPLICANTS HOMELESS 12/09/1992 C013 RATE RISES IN 'NUMBER ONE' CITY 2/10/1993 C024 KHOMELESSNESS: A REALITY IN BROOKINGS II/17/I993 A062 PROVIDE SERVICES FOR STATE'S HOMELESS (KING) 3/16/1994 A091 HOMELESS AND BROKE (ED) 3/16/1994 A093 *HOMELESS FOUND AROUND THE WORLD 4/06/1994 A092 NUMBER OF HOMELESS IN SD DECLINES HOMESTAKE MINING 10/07/1992 con MINE FORCES AUCTION HOMETOWNS 9/22/1993 A074 KGOING HOME NO TIGHTROPE WALK HOMOSEXUALITY 12/02/1992 CPI5 COLUMNIST'S VIEWS NOT INTENDED TO PROMOTE HATRED (L) 2/03/1993 con UNIVERSITY--RECOGNIZE SEXUAL PREFERENCE ISSUE (ED) 2/03/1993 C023 KCAMPUS COMMENTS--HOMOSEXUALS BEING ADMITTED 2/10/1993 C021 ^MILITARY SHOULD NOT SERVE AS SCIENCE LAB 3/17/1993 A012 UPCOMING LECTURE SPARKS CRITICISM (KRIZ) 3/I7/I993 BOll MARRIED HOMOSEXUAL COUPLE TO SPEAK 3/17/1993 con HOMOSEXUAL LECTURE DESERVES EQUAL TIME (ED) 3/17/1993 C014 LECTURE BELONGS IN PUBLIC FORUM (L) 3/24/1993 C016 EDUCATION GOAL OF COUPLE'S CAMPUS LECTURE (L) 3/31/1993 A0I2 KLECTURES ATTEMPT TO REVERSE STEREOTYPES (FENGER) 3/31/1993 C015 SPEAKERS LACK TOLERANCE FOR OPPOSING VIEWS (L) 3/3I/I993 C0I4 UNFAIR LECTURE GLORIFIES HOMOSEXUALITY (L) 3/31/1993 C016 WRITER SPEAKS OUT AGAINST HOMOSEXUALITY (L) 3/3I/I993 C024 XCAMPUS COMMENTS--STUDENT FEES FUNDING 3/3I/I993 C024 ^HOMOSEXUAL LECTURE MISSES THE MARK 4/2I/I993 D0I6 RELIGIOUS BASIS FOR SEXUAL TABOOS IS FALSE (L) 4/28/1993 C016 LETTER WRITER'S CLAIMS SEEM INACCURATE (L) 4/28/1993 C0I4 RE-EVALUATE HOMOSEXUAL ATTITUDES, VIEWS (L) 2/02/1994 A0I2 GAY SOCIAL GROUP FORMS ON CAMPUS (FENGER) 2/09/1994 A076 GAY SOCIAL GROUP DISAGREED WITH (L) 2/23/1994 A1G3 GEORGE NELSON DISAGREED WITH (L) 3/I6/I994 A094 PROTEST DEFENDED AS FREEDOM OF SPEECH (L) 3/23/1994 A094 CHRIST DID NOT "ACCEPT" SINNERS (L) 3/23/1994 A095 STUDENTS' RELIGIOUS BASIS OUT-OF-CONTEXT (L) 4/06/1994 A075 RESIDENT FEELS USE OF SCRIPTURE "TWISTED" (L) 4/06/1994 A091 STUDENTS RALLY AGAINST GAY PROTEST 4/13/1994 A081 OPEN DISCUSSION ON HOMOSEXUALITY COMMENDED (ED) 4/I3/I994 A084 STUDENT OPINIONS PLEASE GEORGE (L)

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HOMOSEXUALITY 4/20/1994 A063 STUDENT CODE ALLOWS FREE EXPRESSION (L) 4/20/1994 A065 CHRIST FORGIVES WHEN HOMOSEXUALS REPENT (L) 4/20/1994 A084 CHRISTIANS CANNOT CONDONE HOMOSEXUALITY (L) 4/20/1994 A091 VIGNETTES DEAL WITH SENSITIVE ISSUE (FULTZ) HORKEY DON 9/29/1993 A055 *"AT THE NET" HOROSCOPE 3/23/1994 AI2I THEIR VIEWS ON READING HOROSCOPES (SIMPSON) 3/23/1994 AI23 COLLEGIAN HOROSCOPE HORSEMANSHIP 10/27/1993 A045 *HORSING AROUND HORSES 9/15/1993 AI22 *RIDE 'EM COWGIRL 3/02/1994 A041 *ANNUAL HORSE AND PONY PULL HELD (OMOTH) HORTICULTURE 11/11/1992 AOll JOHNSON RECEIVES FUNDING FOR 3-YEAR STUDY HOUSE PARTIES 9/30/1992 B0l2 FORUM VERIFIES POLICE ACTIONS (STANLEY) 9/29/1993 AOll STUDENTS OVERFLOW COUNTY JAIL LAST WEEKEND (RIPPE) 9/29/1993 AlOl WHAT NOW? (ED) 9/29/1993 A113 TIPS TO PARTY-GOERS AND THEIR HOSTS 11/03/1993 A032 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PANEL FORUM (CONNORS) HOUSING SEE ALSO LEASE & RENT 9/09/1992 B021 KSDSU OFFERS HOUSING ALTERNATIVES (FENGER) 10/21/1992 B031 OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING CRUNCH STILL PRESENT (BEANER) 10/28/1992 C024 HOUSING GODS HOLD HOPEFUL RENTORS' FATE 1/27/1993 C021 USD HOUSING PROBLEMS WORSE (SYKORA 8 VANDER HEIDEN) 2/03/1993 B012 *VINTAGE HOMES ASSET TO BROOKINGS' (BEANER) 2/10/1993 A012 QUALITY, SAFETY OF RENTAL PROPERTIES... (FENGER) 4/14/1993 BOll ADJUSTMENTS MADE FOR FUTURE STUDENTS 4/14/1993 B012 RENTERS' RIGHtS (WAXDAHL) 9/08/1993 AOll BOARD OF DIRECTORS DISCUSSES HOUSING ISSUES (FENGER) 9/08/1993 A071 APPROVES REQUESTS TO MOVE HOUSES INTO CITY 9/08/1993 AlOl PARTY CONTROVERSY AT SDSU? (ED) 9/08/1993 A131 ^COUNTRYSIDE ESTATES RESIDENTS MOVE BACK IN (BARBER) 9/08/1993 A131 ^TEMPORARY STUDENT HOUSING AN INCONVIENCE (HOEKMAN) 9/08/1993 A133 BOARDINGHOUSE REQUESTS DENIED (BEUKELMAN) 9/08/1993 A151 XGREEK HOUSING OFFERS ALT LIVING EXPERIENCE (RIPPE) 9/08/1993 A165 MOBILE HOMES SCARCE DURING HOUSING SHORTAGE (PENNEY) 9/15/1993 A071 BOARDINGHOUSE PERMITS QUESTIONED 9/22/1993 A013 RESOLUTION OFFERS BOARDINGHOUSE ALTERNATIVE (KRIZ) 9/22/1993 A191 TAX CREDIT DEADLINE SET 9/29/1993 A103 BOARDING HOUSE RULING SUPPORTED (L) 10/06/1993 A113 HOUSING INSPECTIONS NEED TO INCREASE 10/27/1993 A191 TO INCREASE AFFORDABLE HOUSING 10/27/1993 A203 FLOODING DESTRUCTION ADDS TO HOUSING SHORTAGE 11/03/1993 A032 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PANEL FORUM (CONNORS) 11/10/1993 AOll STUDENTS ENCOURAGED TO HELP IMPROVE HOUSING (HEALY) 12/01/1993 A121 K'THREE'S COMPANY' ISN'T JUST FOR TV (CHAMLEY) 12/08/1993 A012 READ HOUSING CONTRACT BEFORE OPTING OUT (KECK) 1/I9/I994 A032 OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING OFFICE PROVIDES SERVICE (NUSZ) 1/19/1994 A073 FUNDING FOR FIRST-TIME HOME BUYERS 1/26/1994 A061 RESEARCH BEFORE SIGNING NEW LEASE (NUSZ) 2/02/1994 A055 USE FORMER TENANTS AS RESOURSES (NUSZ) 2/23/1994 A012 CITY ATTEMPTS TO KEEP STUDENTS OUT (ERICKSON) 2/23/1994 A032 kNEWEST CAMPUS HOUSING NEARS COMPLETION (NUSZ) 3/02/1994 AOll SENATE,HEARS FROM CITY RESIDENTS (ERICKSON) 3/02/1994 A051 READ LEASE AGREEMENT BEFORE SIGNING (NUSZ) 3/02/1994 A061 WHO CARES? (ED) 3/02/1994 A071 COMPROMISE NEEDED ON ZONING ISSUES 3/16/1994 A014 CITY TEMPORARILY REZONES (RIPPE) 3/23/1994 A012 TWO DUPLEXES GOING UP (ERICKSON) 3/23/1994 A064 STUDENTS FACE DILEMMA OF SUBLEASING (NUSZ) 4/06/1994 A071 THE HOUSING BATTLE IS WON (ED) 4/20/1994 A012 *FROST'S THREAT OF EVICTION DRAWS CROWD (FENGER) HOVE JASON 1/19/1994 Alll KBASKETBALL CROWDS RISE WITH RECORD HOWARD CHRIS 11/17/1993 A013 *IN HONOR AND HOPE HOWARD RICK S KAY 2/02/1994 A043 ^FAMILY OF THE YEAR HPER 9/23/1992 GOll NEW CLUB HUBBARD JIM 2/23/1994 A172 PHOTOJOURNALIST TO DISCUSS SOCIAL ISSUES (LONDON) HUBBLE SPACE 3/31/1993 AOll HUBBLE LECTURE THURSDAY HUDSON PAGE 11/04/1992 F014 KCLEAN CUT HUEBNER DAVE 3/03/1993 E012 KDAKOTA POTTER EXPLAINS HISTORICAL ART... (JIANG) HUGHES JURIAD 12/08/1993 A192 KJAMMIN' 2/16/1994 A131 KJACKS GET OFFENSIVE BOOST FROM HUGHES (HOVE) HULDERSON MARK 3/24/1993 G012 GUARDSMAN LOST IN PANAMA HUMAN SERVICES CTR 4/20/1994 A15I PROJECT DEDICATED TO LATE GOVERNOR HUMANITIES 2/02/1994 A081 SCIENCES NEED HUMANITIES (ED) 4/13/1994 AlOl RECEIVES $2,000 SUMMER GRANT FOR RESEARCH (HOEKMAN) HUNTING 9/23/1992 coil STATE STOPS 'WALK-INS' 10/14/1992 H031 ^OFFICIALS EXPECT PLENTIFUL WATERFOWL (SIMPSON) 10/21/1992 G031 XHUNTERS OVERLOOK A WEALTH OF WALLEYES (SIMPSON) 11/04/1992 C012 HEMINGWAY HUNTED LAKE COUNTY PHEASANTS 56 YEARS AGO 11/11/1992 C024 KANTI-HUNTING MOVEMENT HARMFUL TO WILDLIFE

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HUNTING 11/18/1992 EO'il *BUCKS IN RUT ARE EASY TARGETS (SIMPSON) 9/22/1993 A063 NATURE OVERCOME BY MAN-MADE LAWS 9/29/1993 A151 *WATERFOWL SEASON LOOKING PROMISING (SIMPSON) 12/08/1993 A015 STUDENT INJURED IN HUNTING ACCIDENT 3/G2/199'i A131 *COLUMNIST SPENDS TIME IN HUNTER'S TROPHY ROOM HURLEY DAVID 3/03/1993 BOll HURLEY RECEIVES GOV MICKELSON'S BUCKLEY AWARD 3/2A/1993 B025 HURLEY RECEIVES ANIMAL RESEARCH AWARD (STAEBNER) HURON SD 9/08/1993 A091 JUVENILE TREATMENT FACILITY RECEIVES FEDERAL GRANT HURRICANE 2/09/I99A A051 PROFESSOR SURVIVES HURRICANE ANDREW (OMOTH) HURST WILLIAM 9/16/1992 GOlA TWO CONVICTED FOR ILLEGAL DUMPING HUSSAIN RIFAT A/lA/1993 AOIA ^PROBLEMS LEADING TOWARD "NEW HOLOCAUST" (HAAN) HVLAND JULIE 9/16/1992 C02A 'EATING-OUT' MAY COST STUDENTS MORE 11/18/1992 F02A SEAT BELTS: STRAPS SAVE STUDENTS 12/09/1992 DOll STUDENT LEADERS DESERVE RECOGNITION (ED) 2/2A/1993 C012 'CONCERNED STUDENTS' NAMES MISSING ON BALLOTS 3/03/1993 C02A MULTICULTURALISM BUZZ WORD SHOULD BUZZ AGAIN HYPNOTISM 9/09/1992 EOAA WAND RETURNS FOR TWO SHOWS (HALDER) 9/16/1992 C013 *UNPREDICTABLE RESULTS DANGEROUS 9/23/1992 E015 OCCULT, EASTERN RELIGIONS NOT CONNECTED (L) 9/23/1992 F012 *WAND SELLS OUT FOUR YEARS IN A ROW (HANSEN) 9/15/1993 A096 JIM WAND MESMERIZES (SMITH) 9/22/1993 A1A2 ^STUDENTS ENTRANCED BY WAND (SMITH) A/06/199A A163 HYPNOTIST TO PERFORM APRIL 13 (MCGOWAN) 'i/20/199A A172 *HYPNOTIST JAMES BRODlGAN HYPNOTIZES ICE S SNOW REMVL 11/18/1992 F032 SNOW REMOVAL REMAINS SLOW (L) 12/09/1992 B012 ^SHOVELING IT 12/09/1992 B012 ROADS, SIDEWALKS CREATE PROBLEMS (KARUNAKARREDDY) 1/20/1993 D023 *CAMPUS C0MMENTS--SN0W REMOVAL 2/2A/1993 HOll KFLYING HUBCAP HITS UNSUSPECTING MAN (UMIKER) 3/02/199A A05A TO IMPROVE SNOW REMOVAL (OMOTH) IDENTIFICATION 12/02/1992 B04A *FAKE ID USERS FACE STIFF LEGAL PENALTIES (STAEBNER) IMC 9/30/1992 BOll MEDIA INSTRUCTORS TO MAKE PRESENTATIONS IN IOWA 9/08/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY OFFERS MANY SERVICES (FENGER) 11/17/1993 A034 DEPARTMENT HOSTS 'MEDIA BREAK' OPEN HOUSE (ROLLINS) 2/16/1994 A041 SHEELEY NAMED TO NATIONAL MEDIA TITLE (MANGOLD) IMMUNIZATIONS 11/18/1992 GOll STATE WORKS ON INFANT IMMUNIZATION 11/17/1993 AOll IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENT MAY PREVENT STUDENTS (RIPPE INCINERATORS 1/27/1993 G023 BOARD DECIDES FLANDREAU PLANT ISN'T RISKY INCOME TAX-SD 10/28/1992 DOll ^NOVEMBER 3 ISSUES EXPLAINED (VERRILL) 10/28/1992 D025 ^INITIATED MEASURE 3 12/02/199,2 F014 INCREASED BUSINESS INTEREST RESULTS FROM DEFEAT INCOME TAX-US 1/20/1993 B031 96INCOME TAX PREPARERS SAVE HEADACHES (STANLEY) 2/02/1994 A043 TAX FILING MADE EASIER FOR STUDENTS (KECK) 3/16/1994 A041 TAX ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS (LOCHRIDGE) INDIA 3/24/1993 BOll FESTIVAL OF INDIA PLANNED 3/31/1993 A012 FESTIVAL OF INDIA DRAWS CROWD (HOEKMAN) 4/06/1994 A044 CLUB CELEBRATES FESTIVAL OF INDIA (HOEKMAN) INDIAN ART SEE ALSO TRIBAL ARTS 9/29/1993 A213 *NATIVE AMERICAN ART EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY (SMITH) 2/02/1994 A171 NAVAJO WEAVING TO BE DISPLAYED IN ART MUSEUM (SMITH) INDIAN CULTURE lO/lA/1992 B0I2 NATIVE AMERICAN CLUB SHARES CULTURE (KARUNAKARREDDY) 10/21/1992 AOll EUROPEAN, NATIVE CULTURES CONFLICT--LECTURER 10/28/1992 E021 CULTURAL CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON ISSUES (NUSZ) 2/24/1993 AOll POW WOW OFFERS CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE CULTURE 3/03/1993 E041 *SPIRIT OF THE DANCER, RHYTHM OF THE DRUM (HOEKMAN) 4/1A/1993 C02A *COLUMNISTS OFFER CULTURAL AWARENESS TEST 11/17/1993 A085 SWEAT LODGE DESTRUCTION BRINGS PRAYER FOR FUTURE (L) 2/23/1994 A103 CULTURE GAP DIVIDES NATIVE AMERICANS (LAWRENCE) INDIAN DANCE 11/10/1993 A062 *DANCE THEATRE INDIAN EDUCATION SEE ALSO TRIBAL COLLEGE 4/2I/I993 G025 TRIBAL COLLEGS SEEK LAND-GRANT STATUS FROM CONGRESS 9/08/1993 A085 UNDER ACCUSATIONS OF PREJUDICE AGAINST STUDENT 9/29/1993 A036 COORDINATOR NEEDED DUE TO EXPANSION (PENNEY) 9/29/1993 A072 TRIBAL COLLEGES FOR FEDERAL FUNDS 10/06/1993 A083 DROPOUT RATE AMONG NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENTS IN SD INDIAN HISTORY 2/23/1994 A032 AMERICAN INDIAN HISTORY CONFERENCE, POWWOW (CONNORS) 3/02/1994 A034 ^KEYNOTE SPEAKER INDIAN LAND 12/01/1993 A072 INDIAN LAND RETURN PUT ON HOLD INDIAN RESERVATION 9/16/1992 G0I2 INDIAN CASINOS IN 'WORD WAR' WITH LAS VEGAS 9/16/1992 G022 TRIBE CONSIDERS DROPPING GAMBLING FOR GARBAGE 12/09/1992 C021 RESERVATION CASINOS BRING DOLLARS, PROBLEMS 2/03/1993 AOll RESERVATION HISTORY FOCUS OF TWO-DAY CONFERENCE 4/28/1993 GOll STANDING ROCK RESERVATION LOOKS TO GET ON THE AIR 11/03/1993 A091 CASES OF CHILD ABUSE HIGH 11/10/1993 A071 to CONSTRUCT FOUR NEW CASINOS 11/17/1993 A0l3 PROGRAM KEEPS PHYSICIANS ON RESERVATIONS (CONNORS) 3/23/1994 A115 INVESTIGATION BEGINS ON BIA ALLEGATIONS INDIANS-SD 11/04/1992 B012 KINDIAN ISSUES CLARIFIED AT FORUM (STANLEY)

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INDIANS-SD 11/11/1992 AOIA MORE NATIVE AMERICANS CHOOSE SDSU CFENGER) 1/27/1993 6012 STATE DEBATES PERMANENT TRIBAL RELATIONS PANEL 3/31/1993 B012 KVICTORY LAP FOR HERO (FENGER) 9/08/1993 A095 NATIVE AMERICAN LEADERS SPLIT ON BET LIMIT ISSUE 9/15/1993 A063 NATIVE AMERICAN RECALLS HUNTING EXPERIENCE 10/20/1993 AOAl KDISTINGUISHED NATIVE AMERICAN SPEAKERS CCONNORS) 11/03/1993 A113 NATIVE AMERICAN VETERANS REMEMBERED 2/09/199A A012 KINDIAN ACTIVIST DISCUSSES RACISM CMICHELS) A/20/I99A A063 BICULTURALISM CAN LEAD TO MISUNDERSTANDINGS A/27/199A AOll *NATIVE AMERICAN OPERA STAR COMES HOME (FENGER) A/27/199A Alll NATIVE AMERICAN POPULATION GROWING INDIANS-US 9/23/1992 A0I2 *NATIVE AMERICAN STORYTELLER SHARES CULTURE (KORKOW) 11/18/1992 6021 NATIVE AMERICANS WORK FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM 2/10/1993 B012 KEDMUNDS EXPLAINS NATIVE HISTORY (STANLEY) INFERTILITY 12/09/1992 BOH EVENSON DEVELOPS RELIABLE SPERM TEST FOR COUPLES INFO EXCHANGE 9/08/1993 A03A KCASH AT THE EXCHANGE INGALLS LARRY 12/02/1992 BOH ELKAMP, INGALLS NAMED LUSK FELLOWS INSOMNIA 9/29/1993 A121 kKEYS TO ZZZ'S SHOULD INCLUDE ROUTINES (WAXDAHL) 9/29/1993 A123 WORRIES, JOBS CAUSE SOME TO LOSE SLEEP (HOEKMAN) INSTRUCTIONAL MEDI SEE IMC INSURANCE 9/16/1992 B021 INTERNATL STUDENTS OFFERED BETTER COVERAGE (HAAN) 3/02/1994 A082 LEGISLATORS DEBATE HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUE INTERIOR DESIGN 3/16/1994 A054 CELEBRATES INTERIOR DESIGN WEEK (MANGOLD) INTERNATIONAL CLUB 11/18/1992 coil INTERNATIONAL NIGHT INTERNATIONAL DAY 4/14/1993 A012 FESTIVAL OF CULTURES SET FOR THURSDAY (HANSEN) 4/21/1993 B023 ^INTERNATIONAL DAY SUCCEEDS DESPITE... (SCHUSTER) 4/21/1993 D013 INTERNATIONAL CLUB ADVISER SAYS THANKS (L) 4/20/1994 A032 FESTIVAL OF CULTURES BRINGS ENTERTAINMENT (CONNORS) INTERNATIONAL PROG 2/02/1994 A032 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS DIRECTOR NAMED (MANGOLD) INTERNSHIPS 10/14/1992 GOH LEGISLATURE TAKES INTERNS 9/08/1993 A031 CONSERVATION INTERNSHIP AVAILABLE FROM SCA 9/29/1993 A031 STUDENTS COMPLETE INTERNSHIPS 9/29/1993 A061 INTERNS DIVE INTO WORLD OF POLITICS (ROLLINS) INTERVARSITY CHRIS SEE IVCF INTERVIEW 10/06/1993 A041 CAP CTR OFFERS AID FOR INTERVIEW PROCESS (ERICKSON) INTRAMURAL FIELDS 9/30/1992 GOH WILLIAMSON DEDICATION INTRAMURALS 10/14/1992 H031 96DEPOSIT POLICY FAILS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS (GARDNER) 10/14/1992 H035 KINTRAMURAL ACTION 10/21/1992 G012 XINTRAMURALS APPEAL TO MANY STUDENTS (RUDICK) 1/27/1993 E034 *INTRAMURAL HOOPS l 2/17/1993 E012 KINTRAMURALS PUT THE FUN BACK IN 'SPORT' (GARDNER) INVENTIONS 4/21/1993 F024 STUDENT-DESIGNED INVENTIONS PART... (MICHELS) IRC SEE FOREIGN STUDENTS IVCF 9/08/1993 A121 IVCF HELPS STUDENTS (HOEKMAN) IVERS BO 12/08/1993 A135 *ELIZABETHAN FEAST 1/19/1994 A183 WETRICH AND IVERS PERFORM AT RECITAL (ARNOLD) JACKRABBIT YEARBK 10/28/1992 E012 ^YEARBOOK EDITORS CATCH-UP FOR PUBLICATION (NUSZ) 1/27/1993 AOll YEARBOOK RATED ALL-AMERICAN 4/14/1993 coil YEARBOOK, MEMORIES COULD BE LOST (ED) JAIL 9/29/1993 AOll STUDENTS OVERFLOW COUNTY JAIL LAST WEEKEND (RIPPE) JAMES RIVER 4/21/1993 GOH MAN PLANS SWIM FROM MITCHELL TO YANKTON 12/01/1993 A085 SPRING FLOODING ON JAMES RIVER 4/13/1994 A061 FLOOD WARNING ISSUED FOR JAMES RIVER AREA JANKLOW WILLIAM 2/24/1993 EOH TO SPEAK AT REPUBLICAN CAUCUS 3/03/1993 B012 XJANKLOW SHARES VIEWS AT CAUCUS (FENGER) 10/06/1993 A093 JANKLOW CRITICIZES MILLER FOR HANG UP ON POL LOYALTY 10/13/1993 A072 JANKLOW VOICES CONCERNS ON STATE CONDITIONS 12/01/1993 A094 MILLER, JANKLOW AT ODDS OVER BUDGET 2/02/1994 A062 KJANKLOW OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY 3/23/1994 Alll ^GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES MAKE STOP 4/13/1994 A051 KJANKLOW HEARS SDSU STUDENTS CONCERNS (HOVE) 4/13/1994 A075 ACCEPTS CAMPAIGN FUNDS FROM EAC MEMBERS JAPAN 12/08/1993 A103 ^RECOMMENDS JAPAN CUT TAXES TO IMPROVE ECONOMY JASPERS MIKE 10/21/1992 C024 STUDENT UNION OWNER SOUGHT 11/04/1992 D013 'EDUCATIONAL' TRIP FUND MONEY SCRUTINIZED 12/02/1992 B012 ^DISPELLED WHEN POLICE, STUDENTS INTERACT (HAAN) JENKINS JOHN 10/28/1992 AOll SHARES THOUGHTS ON LIBEL LAW JENNINGS BETH 12/08/1993 A041 ^VOLUNTEER CROSSING GUARD JENSEN AARON 9/29/1993 A161 KLOOKIN! DOWNTOWN JETTY RON 9/09/1992 C013 NEW COLUMNISTS TAKE TURN WRITING EYEPAHA 9/30/1992 D024 KFRESH PRINCE LANGUAGE OFFENSIVE 10/07/1992 D024 *NATIVE AMERICAN DAY VERSUS COLUMBUS DAY 10/21/1992 C024 ^GENERATIONS RAISED ON COLUMBUS FAIRY TALES 11/04/1992 D013 KSPORTS FRANCHISE PERPETRATE RACISM 11/18/1992 F013 KCOLUMNIST SHARES FAVORITE LAKOTA STORY 12/09/1992 D013 KBASEBALL MANAGER UNDER FIRE, NATIVE AMERICANS... 1/27/1993 C013 *POW WOW PLANNING TEDIOUS, REWARDING JOB 2/10/1993 C024 *EDUCATION OFFERED AS KEY TO CURBING REMARKS

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JETTY RON 2/17/1993 C013 ^GOVERNOR'S OFFICE MURAL INTRIGUES COLUMNIST 3/03/1993 CG15 XBURIAL SITE DESECRATION UNJUSTIFIED 3/2A/1993 CQ24 ^AMERICANS MAKE PROGRESS TOWARDS DIVERSITY A/lA/1993 COZA ^COLUMNISTS OFFER CULTURAL AWARENESS TEST A/28/1993 C02A *GRADUATION WORTH THE WAIT, WRITER SAYS JEWELRY 9/08/1993 A172 *JEWELRY AS ART FORM IN MUSEUM EXHIBITION (JIANG) 1/19/199A A162 JEWELRY SALE PLANNED (MCGOWAN) JOB HUNTING SEE OCCUPATIONS JOHNSON AMY 3/23/199A A05A DISNEY BAND SELECTS SDSU SAXOPHONIST (PARKER) JOHNSON CLARK 10/21/1992 B012 ^PROTECTING SD WETLANDS TOPIC OF FORUM (HAAN) JOHNSON CORLISS 1/19/199A A163 JOHNSON TO PRESENT RECITAL (JIANG) A/27/199A A201 APPOINTED AS MUSIC DEPARTMENT HEAD JOHNSON ERIK A/13/199A AlOl RECEIVES $2,000 SUMMER GRANT FOR RESEARCH (HOEKMAN) JOHNSON JANET A/13/199A AOAl FIND ENJOYMENT IN INTERNATIONAL PEACEWORK (DEMERS) JOHNSON JASON A/28/1993 F021 *BARRY'S 'ONCE IN DOUBT' AT SDSU IN MAY (HANSEN) JOHNSON JOHN 12/02/1992 B012 ^DISPELLED WHEN POLICE, STUDENTS INTERACT (HAAN) JOHNSON KIRI lI/OA/1992 G03A *JOHNSON MAKES BID FOR 3RD STRAIGHT WIN (GLOVER) 11/11/1992 E02A KJOHNSON, WESTBY FINISH 1, 2 IN CONFERENCE (GLOVER) 12/02/1992 G02A WESTBY, JOHNSON REPEAT AS ALL-AMERICANS (GARDNER) JOHNSON PAN 3/02/199A A051 IOWA'S PORK PRINCESS APPEARS ON 'VICKI' (HEALY) JOHNSON SANDY A/1A/I993 BOII XJOURNALISTS CHOSEN AS LUSK LECTURE SPEAKERS JOHNSON TIM 2/10/1993 G031 SENATORS DISAGREE OVER FAMILY LEAVE BILL 11/17/1993 A061 JOHNSON VOTES FOR BRADY BILL JOHNSON W CARTER 10/21/1992 AOll DEPARTMENT HEAD RECEIVES RESEARCH GRANT 11/11/1992 AOll JOHNSON RECEIVES FUNDING FOR 3-YEAR STUDY 12/02/1992 BOll JOHNSON TO STUDY GLOBAL WARMING ON WATERFOWL JOHNSTON ADDISON 1/26/199A A012 KDANCIN' THE NIGHT AWAY JONES JESSICA 3/31/1993 F021 *SDSU MOST PROLIFIC PITCHING CAREER (BEUKELMAN) A/21/1993 E033 *TEAM UPSETS TOP-RANKED VIKINGS (VANDERWAL) JONES STEPHEN 1/27/1993 B012 KUNIVERSITY'S LTVLIHOOD BOOSTED BY ALUMNUS' (BEANER) JOSTENS FOUNDATION 9/29/1993 AOAA COOL CASH AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS NATIONALLY (HAAN) JOURNALISM 9/16/1992 B012 SDSU IS HOT SPOT FOR JOURNALISM (BEANER) 9/30/1992 BOll NEWSPAPER DAY A SUCCESS 10/28/1992 AOll SHARES THOUGHTS ON LIBEL LAW 10/28/1992 EOll LEE RECEIVES AWARD 12/02/1992 BOll ELKAMP, INGALLS NAMED LUSK FELLOWS A/lA/1993 BOll ^JOURNALISTS CHOSEN AS LUSK LECTURE SPEAKERS 9/29/1993 A051 PROGRAMS SUPPORTED BY LUSK (NUSZ) 12/08/1993 A051 REACTIVATES SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISM 1/19/1994 A094 KMEDIA BIAS RUNS RAMPANT ACROSS COUNTRY 1/26/1994 A094 *MEDIA TRASHES LIVES AS WE WATCH 2/23/1994 A013 JOURNALISM DEPT MOVES TOWARD RE-ACCREDITATION (HEALY 2/23/1994 A172 PHOTOJOURNALIST TO DISCUSS SOCIAL ISSUES (LONDON) 3/23/1994 A032 KLUSK LECTURE THURSDAY (RIPPE) JOY JODEAN 3/16/1994 A081 JODEAN JOY FUNDS NEW GAMBLING STUDY JUDGING TEAMS 9/30/1992 BOll JUDGING TEAM PLACES FOURTH 11/04/1992 BOll JUDGING TEAM PLACES 4TH 2/10/1993 B021 WOOL JUDGING TEAM COMPETES IN DENVER (MICHELS) 9/29/1993 A031 LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM COMPETES 11/03/1993 A031 MEATS JUDGING TEAM PLACES FOURTH AT ISU 11/03/1993 A031 LIVESTOCK JUDGERS TO ATTEND NATIONALS 11/10/1993 A051 XTEAM BRINGS HOME NATIONAL HONORS (MICHELS) 11/17/1993 A041 JUDGING BRINGS OUT TALENTS IN TEAM MEMBERS (MICHELS) 12/01/1993 A031 MEATS TEAM PLACES AT AMERICAN ROYAL 12/01/1993 A031 LIVESTOCK JUDGERS FINISH IN LOUISVILLE 12/08/1993 A031 DAIRY JUDGING TEAM PLACES IN LOUISVILLE 1/26/1994 A035 WOOL JUDGING TEAM WINS IN DENVER 3/02/1994 A031 MEAT ANIMAL JUDGING TEAM COMPETES JUV DELINQ-HU 9/08/1993 A091 JUVENILE TREATMENT FACILITY RECEIVES FEDERAL GRANT JUV DELINQ-SD 10/20/1993 A093 LAW CAUSES PROBLEM FOR PARENTS OF UNRULY TEENS 3/16/1994 A081.NUMBER OF JUVENILES IN JAIL DECREASES JUV JUSTICE 9/16/1992 B031 KPAUL SEATED ON JUVENILE JUSTICE BOARD (LUNDBORG) 12/08/1993 A081 NEW REGULATIONS TO PROTECT JAILED JUVENILES KAINZ DAN 2/16/1994 A081 KJUGGLES TIME BETWEEN CLASSES, INTERNSHIP (CHAMLEY) KANNEGIETER LISA 2/03/1993 F021 KKANNEGIETER PIVOTAL IN WIN OVER VIKINGS (OSTER) 1/26/1994 A112 KKANNEGIETER REACHES 1,000 POINT MARK KARLEN TREY 2/23/1994 A172 *T0 HELP SHOW PRODUCTION IN HOLLYWOOD (MCGOWAN) KEES BEVERLY 3/16/1994 A031 BEVERLY KEES SEVENTH LUSK LECTURER 3/23/1994 A032 KLUSK LECTURE THURSDAY (RIPPE) KEGS SEE LIQUOR TRAFFIC KENEFICK DON 12/09/1992 B024 KPLANT RESEARCHERS ISOLATE BARLEY GENES (NUSZ) KETTERING SHELLYEN 12/09/1992 B012 ^SHOVELING IT KEVGHAS CHUCK 10/14/1992 B012 « DAKOTANS NOT IMMUNE TO DISEASE (HAAN) KEY WILSON 4/20/1994 A091 SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES AFFECT US ALL (CHAMLEY) KIDNAPPING 1/20/1993 GOll SENATE STIFFENS PENALTY KIDWILER MIKE 2/16/1994 A051 KIDWILER MAKES A DIFFERENCE IN AG RESEARCH (DEMERS) KILLION RENAE 10/28/1992 E012 ^YEARBOOK EDITORS CATCH-UP FOR PUBLICATION (NUSZ) KING MARTIN LUTHER 2/10/1993 E023 KAL EATON RE-ENACTS MARTIN LUTHER KING (SCHUSTER)

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KING MARTIN LUTHER 2/17/1993 F012 KBRINGS HISTORICAL PERSONALITIES TO LIFE (JIANG) KINGSBURY COMEDY 9/16/1992 A012 KCOMEDIANS OFFER SERIOUS MESSAGE (KORKOW) KINSHIP 10/21/1992 B021 *KINSHIP PROGRAM BUILDS FRIENDSHIP BONDS (BEANER) KIWANIS CLUB 9/22/1993 A201 MARCH OF DIMES, KIWANIS CLUB TO HOLD FUNDRAISER KJjq 10/13/1993 A071 CITIZEN CONCERNS REACH PRESIDENT 10/20/1993 A091 CITIZENS VOICE CONCERNS TO CLINTON (KING) KLINE CARL 12/01/1993 AO 3 4 NEW CLASS FOCUSES ON VIOLENCE KLINGER PAUL 9/16/1992 FOll KLINGER HONORED KNIGHT TRENT 11/04/1992 C013 *FEELING THE NEED FOR SPEED KNUTSEN BETTY 1/26/1994 A032 KNUTSEN NAMED JANUARY'S CAREER SERVICE (DEMERS) KNUTSON RANNY 11/10/1993 A031 REGISTRAR AWARDED FOR SERVICES KNUTSON WADE 4/14/1993 E021 KDECATHLETE IN CONTENTION FOR TITLE (BEUKELMAN) 4/21/1993 AO12 KSDSU MOURNS DEATH OF STAR ATHLETE (HOVE) KOREA SOUTH 2/03/1993 A015 EXCHANGE PROGRAM OFFERS CULTURAL ENHANCEMENT (HAAN) 11/17/1993 A043 STUDENT Experiences culture in koRea (keck) KORKOW SANDY 9/08/1993 A103 LOTTERY JACKPOT BRINGS ON VISIONS OF WEALTH 9/29/1993 A103 ^BENEFITS OF SMALL TOWNS OUTWEIGH THOSE OF CITIES 10/13/1993 A103 KELDERLY PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY FOR LEARNING ABOUT LIFE 10/27/1993 A083 *MYTHS PROVIDE INACCURATE VIEWS OF LIFE 11/10/1993 A094 ^TRAVELING ABROAD BRINGS MANY CHALLENGES 12/01/1993 A114 *"HICK" ANTICIPATES CULTURE SHOCK 2/09/1994 A073 *LIFE IN ENGLAND PROVES TO BE EDUCATIONAL 3/16/1994 A093 ^HOMELESS FOUND AROUND THE WORLD 4/13/1994 A094 96STUDENT REMEMBERS ENGLAND FONDLY 4/27/1994 A073 XEXCHANGE PROGRAM BRINGS NEW PERSPECTIVE KROGMAN RYAN 4/28/1993 E055 *FOUL BALL 4/20/1994 A121 XKROGMAN'S BAT LIFTS JACKS (HOVE) KSDJ 12/01/1993 AlOl KSDJ--TO BE OR NOT TO BE (ED) 1/19/1994 A012 KFROM RUN-AROUND TO ROAR (CONNORS) 1/19/1994 A093 XCAMPUS COMMENTS--NEW CAMPUS RADIO STATION 2/09/1994 A075 DJ QUESTIONS KSDJ NOT BEING ON-AIR IN UNION (L) KTTW 10/27/1993 A181 LOCAL FOX AFFILIATE FINED BY FCC KURTENBACH AELRED 10/14/1992 AOll TWO NAMED TO SD HALL OF FAME KUWAIT 9/08/1993 A114 XSTUDENT EXPERIENCES IRAQI INVASION OF KUWAIT LABELS 4/21/1993 D024 ^AMERICANS PLACE TOO MUCH EMPHASIS ON LABELS LABOR UNIONS 12/08/1993 A095 LABOR UNIONS LEAD IN CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS LAKES 2/17/1993 E034 KOXYGEN LEVELS LOW IN AREA LAKES (SIMPSON) LAKOTA 11/03/1993 AOll LAKOTA OFFERS FOREIGN LANGUAGE OPTION (HAAN) LAMARRE PAUL 4/20/1994 A174 GALLERY LOUNGE DISPLAYS ARTWORK (SMITH) LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 10/20/1993 A071 LAMBDA CHI ALPHAS SPONSOR FOOTBALL RUN LAMER CHAD 9/16/1992 FOll LAMER HONORED 11/10/1993 AOll KWORKIN' UP A SWEAT 12/08/1993 A201 KLAMER, LOEFFLER PLACE AT NORTHERN IOWA (GARDNER) 2/09/1994 All 2 KWRESTLERS WIN TWO OF THREE DUAL MEETS (BEUKELMAN) 2/23/1994 A141 *LAMER BATTLES INJURY (HOVE) 3/16/1994 A174 KTWO JACKS WIN NATIONAL TITLES (BEUKELMAN) LAMMERS JEROME 2/03/1993 G034 GOVERNOR NAMES NEW REGENT 2/17/1993 G012 GOVERNOR WITHDRAWS REGENT NOMINATIONS 3/31/1993 G033 REJECT GOVERNOR'S CHOICE FOR BOARD OF REGENTS CHIEF LAMONTAGNE JEFF 3/16/1994 A061 ADVANCES TO NATIONAL POOL TOURNAMENT (KECK) LAND FARM 12/02/1992 F021 LAND FARMS CLEAN SOIL DAMAGED BY FOSSIL FUELS LANDFILLS 9/16/1992 G022 TRIBE CONSIDERS DROPPING GAMBLING FOR GARBAGE 10/28/1992 DOll *NOVEMBER 3 ISSUES EXPLAINED (VERRILL) 11/11/1992 H021 IN THE DUMPS OVER LONETREE VOTE 11/18/1992 G015 LEGISLATURE PLANS GARBAGE GOVERNMENT LANE MITCH 9/16/1992 FOll LANE TRANSFERS LANG WADE 9/15/1993 A054 KIN REMEMBRANCE 9/15/1993 A051 CAR ACCIDENTS CLAIM THE LIVES OF 3 STUDENTS (ERICKSO LARSEN JAY 12/09/1992 B033 ^FINANCIAL WORRIES FOR STUDENTS SQUELCHED (HAAN) 3/17/1993 DOll KSTUDENTS FIND VARIOUS LOAN PROGRAMS... (SMITH) LARSON CARL 4/21/1993 E053 KDALY LEADS PLAYERS THROUGH DRILLS (BEUKELMAN) LAUCK JON 9/09/1992 C024 KPOLITICS OF SDSU CHILD CARE 10/14/1992 A013 KHOLDING UP THE DEAL 11/11/1992 C024 AUDITOR DEEMS SA'S BOOKS CLEAN 12/09/1992 DOll STUDENT LEADERS DESERVE RECOGNITION (ED) 2/10/1993 C013 DSA PIECE OF THE PIE DEEMED TOO LARGE 3/17/1993 C021 FORMER PRESIDENT OFFERS ADVICE TO NEW ADMINISTRATION LAW ENFORCEMENT 10/20/1993 A072 CRIME REPORTING SYSTEM IMPROVED 2/02/1994 A075 BILL LETS SCHOOLS KNOW ABOUT SUBSTANCE USAGE LAWNS 11/04/1992 AO 12 CHEMICAL USE INCITES CONTROVERSY (KRIZ) LAWRENCE ELDEN 9/15/1993 A063 NATIVE AMERICAN RECALLS HUNTING EXPERIENCE 9/22/1993 A063 NATURE. OVERCOME BY MAN-MADE LAWS 10/13/1993 Alll MEN, WOLVES SNARL FOR STATUS IN GROUPS 11/03/1993 A113 NATIVE AMERICAN VETERANS REMEMBERED 12/01/1993 A103 STORYTELLING WORKS AS A TEACHING TOOL 2/09/1994 A081 DISEASE OF PREJUDICE SPREADS 4/20/1994 A063 BICULTURALISM CAN LEAD TO MISUNDERSTANDINGS LEADERSHIP 10/14/1992 BOll LEADERSHIP DAY SET

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LEADERSHIP 10/28/1992 E033 LEADERSHIP kiLLS TAUGHT AT RETREAT (FENGER) 12/02/1992 B025 AMBASSADORS GAIN LEADERSHIP ABILITIES (NUSZ) 10/20/1993 A016 LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE HELPS DEVELOP SKILLS (KECK) LEAP YEAR 2/23/1999 A12I KLEAP YEAR DAY BABIES CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY (FENGER) 2/23/1999 A121 KLEAP YEAR LEFT PEOPLE (CHAMLEY) LEARNING 9/08/1993 Alll KCOLUMNIST ENCOURAGES STUDENTS IN LEARNING--NOT SCHO LEASE S RENT 2/03/1993 C021 STATE SHOULD PROTECT TENANTS (L) 2/10/1993 A012 QUALITY, SAFETY OF RENTAL PROPERTIES... (FENGER) 9/19/1993 B012 RENTERS' RIGHTS (WAXDAHL) 9/28/1993 B039 SUBLEASERS SUBJECT TO LANDLORD'S RULES (MICHELS) 1/26/1999 A061 RESEARCH BEFORE SIGNING NEW LEASE (NUSZ) 2/02/1999 A055 USE FORMER TENANTS AS RESOURSES (NUSZ) 3/02/1999 A05I READ LEASE AGREEMENT BEFORE SIGNING (NUSZ) 3/16/1999 A09I MAKE SURE CONTRACTS INCLUDE ALL DETAILS (NUSZ) 3/23/1999 A069 STUDENTS FACE DILEMMA OF SUBLEASING (NUSZ) 9/20/1999 A012 KFROST'S THREAT OF EVICTION DRAWS CROWD (FENGER) LEASE CAMPUS 2/02/1999 A061 ALLOWED TO LEASE TO PRIVATE BUSINESSES LEAVES 10/19/1992 G019 *MAKIN' LIKE A TREE 10/28/1992 A022 *FREE FALLING 10/13/1993 A072 KFALL CLEANING LEBO GEORGE 11/11/1992 BOll 'PUTTING FOLKS IN SPACE' FOCUS OF ASTRONOMER 11/18/1992 B012 AMERCIAN SPACE PROGRAM TOPIC ON NASA FORUM (FENGER) LEE RICHARD 9/09/1992 BOll LEE RECEIVES AWARD 9/16/1992 B012 SDSU IS HOTSPOT FOR JOURNALISM (BEANER) 10/28/1992 EOll LEE RECEIVES AWARD LEGAL SERVICES 9/21/1993 F0I2 KSTUDENTS RECEIVE LEGAL ADVICE (FENGER) LEGISLATORS 9/23/1992 C021 GOP, DEMS CLASH OVER STATE LEGISLATURE 9/30/1992 C012 TERM LIMIT DEBATE INTENSIFIES 2/17/1993 G029 COMMITTEE VOTES TO RAISE LEGISLATIVE PAY LEGISLATURE-SD 93 11/18/1992 G015 LEGISLATURE PLANS GARBAGE GOVERNMENT 1/20/1993 G012 LEGISLATIVE SESSION BEGINS 1/20/1993 G012 LEGISLATURE LOOKS AT STAMPING OUT SMOKING I/20/I993 G02I S DAKOTANS CONSIDER GAMBLING, EDUCATION 1/20/1993 G025 SENATE HAS DEM MAJORITY FOR FIRST TIME IN 16 YEARS 1/20/1993 G031 LEGISLATIVE SESSION GETS OFF TO A SLOW START 1/27/1993 B031 STUDENTS TO VISIT PIERRE FOR EXPOSURE (NUSZ) 1/27/1993 G093 LEGISLATURE SLOW IN ITS SECOND WEEK 1/27/1993 G093 MAJORITY LEADER PRESSES ON ETHICS LEGILSATION 2/03/1993 G015 OPTIMISM FADES AS LEGISLATIVE SESSION ENDS ATH WEEK 2/03/1993 G031 MICKELSON--GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER 2/10/1993 GOll ABANDONED MINES BILL ADVANCES IN PIERRE 2/10/1993 G021 DRUNKENNESS TEST REQUIREMENT CONSIDERED IN COMMITTEE 2/10/1993 G021 STIFFER PENALTIES CONSIDERED FOR ACCIDENTS... 2/10/1993 G025 WEIGHS EXTENDING SESSION AT HALFWAY POINT 2/17/1993 G012 HOUSE COMMITTEE PASSES ABORTION BILL 2/17/1993 G02A CLOSER TO HAVING SEAT BELT LAW 2/2A/1993 N015 'BAD ACTOR' BILL CANNED IN SENATE 2/2A/1993 NOll EXPERT WITNESS BILL MOVES 2/2A/1993 NOII HOUSE PASSES LEMON LAW 2/2A/1993 NOll MOTOR-VOTER SENT TO HOUSE 2/2A/1993 N012 6TH WEEK OF SESSION BRINGS HOPE FOR COMPROMISE 3/03/1993 GOll GUN BILL SENT UPSTAIRS TO MICKELSON 3/03/1993 G015 SEAT BELT BILL CRASHES IN SENATE COMMITTEE 3/03/1993 G012 STATE LEGISLATURE SEES BUDGET BATTLE AHEAD 3/31/1993 G031 FINANCING COMPROMISE GETS THROUGH A/21/1993 G022 LEGISLATURE STUDIES FOR NEXT YEAR LEGISLATURE-SD 99 1/19/1994 A073 SCHOOL AID QUESTION RAISED AT LEGISLATIVE SESSION 1/26/1994 A075 BILL GETS STALLED IN COMMITTEE (DONOHOE) 1/26/1994 A083 A VOICE IN GOVERNMENT 2/02/1994 A062 FALSE THREAT LEGISLATION BOMBS IN COMMITTEE 2/02/1994 A065 STATE SENATE PASSES SEATBELT LEGISLATION 2/09/1994 A055 STUDENTS TAKE LEGISLATIVE ACTION (HEALY) 2/09/1994 A062 LEGISLATORS DISAGREE ON LOTTERY FUNDED ED LEIFERMAN PETE 2/17/1993 EOll LEIFERMAN TO TIE RECORD LENTSCH LUCAS 4/27/1994 A211 *LENTSCH TO HULD FUNDRAISING CONCERT (RIPPE) LESCHKE DAVID 9/08/1993 A121 KPORTRAYS "EDDY," A STUDENT LETTERS 9/09/1992 coil LETTERS POLICY 2/24/1993 C022 LETTER TO THE EDITOR POLICY 9/22/1993 A063 *LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ENCOURAGED 2/16/1994 A064 STUDENTS FIND LETTERWRITER RACIST AND SEXIST (L) LEWIS DAVID 3/03/1993 A012 *CHEMISTS CREATE DYE FOR POSSIBLE VACCINE (KRIZ) LIBERALISM 11/03/1993 A103 KTOP TEN LIST FOR ANNOYING LIBERALS 4/27/1994 A073 KDAVE TAKES PRIDE IN "LIBERAL" LABEL LIBERTARIANS 9/23/1992 BOll LIBERTARIANS VISIT CAMPUS LIBRARIANS 10/06/1993 A081 BROQKINGS TO HOST LIBRARY CONFERENCE LIBRARIES PUBLIC 9/29/1993 Alll *BROOKINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY OFFERS MORE LIBRARY 9/16/1992 B012 KBOOKS EASY TO FIND IN BRIGGS (KARUNAKARREDDY) 10/14/1992 BOll LIBRARY DEAN HOSTS MEETING

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LIBRARY 12/02/1992 A012 XLIBRARY JOURNAL COSTS CHECKED-OUT (FENGER) 12/02/1992 coil COST-CUTTING PROPOSAL SEEMS POSITIVE (ED) 12/02/1992 EOll BOOKS DONATED 2/10/1993 B031 XSTUDENTS VISIT LIBRARY TO STUDY, SOCIALIZE (NUSZ) 10/06/1993 A105 BRIGGS LIBRARY DEFENDED AS A RESEARCH FACILITY (L) 11/10/1993 A032 KA legend in HIS OWN RIGHT (BIEBER) 11/10/1993 A041 NEW ONLINE DATABASE AVA1LABLE--BRIGGS LIB (ROLLINS) 2/09/199

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LOTTERY 9/22/1993 A185 LOTTERY COMMISSION ASKED TO APPROVE NEW GAME 11/03/1993 AD81 LOTTERY COMMISSION CONTEMPLATES NEW MACHINE 12/08/1993 A071 LOTTERY WINNERS CAN DOUBLE THEIR MONEY 12/08/1993 A072 STATE LOTTERY COULD BE DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL 12/08/1993 A09.1 STATE'S SHARE OF VIDEO LOTTERY PROFITS 2/09/199A A062 LEGISLATORS DISAGREE ON LOTTERY FUNDED ED 3/02/199A A082 LEGISLATURE GIVES STATE LARGER SHARE 3/I6/I99A A085 LOBBYISTS MAY THREATEN LEGISLATORS' RE-ELECTION A/13/1994 A061 SALES HIGH FOR NEW STATE LOTTERY GAME LOVE 2/09/1994 A084 KTHREE-FOLD ATTITUDE DEFINES LOVE 2/09/1994 A151 ROMANTIC LOVE; FIND OUT IF... (NELSON) LUDENS FENTON 10/06/1993 A013 *THE NEW SDSU DAIRY BARN LUSK JEANNETTE 9/29/1993 A051 PROGRAMS SUPPORTED BY LUSK (NUSZ) LUSK LECTURE SEE JOURNALISM LUSSENHOP ROB 9/30/1992 G012 KPLACE SECOND IN JACKRABBIT CLASSIC (HOVE) LYON DAVID 9/30/1992 F041 GOALS MOTIVATE STUDENT TO CREATE OWN PLAYS (HANSEN) LYONS NANCY 12/09/1992 EOll INSTRUCTOR RECEIVES RECOGNITION LYONS PAT 4/14/1993 B012 RENTERS' RIGHTS (WAXDAHL) 4/21/1993 F012 *STUDENTS RECEIVE LEGAL ADVICE (FENGER) 3/02/1994 A051 READ LEASE AGREEMENT BEFORE SIGNING (NUSZ) MACFARLANE JOHN 9/23/1992 BOll ENGINEERING SKILLS TAUGHT MADJACKS 1/26/1994 A032 FOOD AND SPIRITS BROUGHT TO WEST EDGE (MICHELS) MADSEN SPENCER 2/10/1993 C015 LETTER WRITER CRITICIZED FOR 'SHOOTING BLANKS' (L) MA6NELL MARY 10/06/1993 A203 KFRESHMAN MAGNELL, A SUPRISE TO ALL (BEUKELMAN) MALAYSIA 3/03/1993 B033 MALAYSIAN CELEBRATION (HOEKMAN) 3/23/1994 A051 SDSU CLUB HOSTS MALAYSIAN NIGHT (CONNORS) MALL OF AMERICA 1/20/1993 B041 TRIP-OFFERS STUDENTS CHANCE TO MEGA SHOP (SMITH) 1/27/1993 F014 MALL TRIP PROVES SUCCESSFUL (JIANG) MALY RENEE 11/11/1992 B03I *'SUITCASE KIDS' HOME OVER WEEKENDS (KARUNAKARREDDY) MARCH OF DIMES 9/22/1993 A201 MARCH OF DIMES, KIWANIS CLUB TO HOLD FUNDRAISER 9/29/1993 A075 LOCAL ORGANIZATION RAISES MONEY FOR GOOD CAUSE (KING 3/16/1994 A071 WALK AMERICA COMES TO BROOKINGS IN APRIL MARCHING BAND SEE BAND MARCHING MARCHLAND ALAN 4/28/1993 BOll CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT LARDY LECTURE MARGHAB VERA 4/13/1994 A032 LIBRARY RECEIVES RARE BOOK COLLECTION (CONNORS) MARRIAGE 3/17/1993 C013 ^ENGAGED COUPLES SPEND LITTLE TIME PREPARING FOR... 3/31/1993 A012 ^LECTURES ATTEMPT TO REVERSE STEREOTYPES (FENGER) MARRIOTT FOOD 10/07/1992 B021 STUDENTS CHOOSE MARROITT FOR FOOD SERVICE (HAAN) MARTIN ETHEL 9/15/1993 A031 NOTED ALUMNI DIES MARTINSON JAMES 2/10/1993 B031 ^STUDENTS VISIT LIBRARY TO STUDY, SOCIALIZE (NUSZ) MARX RICHARD 9/09/1992 A012 RICHARD MARX SLATED FOR OCTOBER 3 CONCERT (KORKOW) 10/07/1992 F012 XRICHARD MARX SINGS FOR HOBO DAY (WAXDAHL) MASCOT 11/17/1993 A034 KMUSICAL JACKRABBIT MASON CHRISTINE 1/26/1994 A131 KMASON EXCELS AT USD OPEN (GUETTER) MASSMANN JASON 11/10/1993 A161 XMASSMANN FOLLOWS FAMILY TRADITION (HOVE) MATH CLUB 10/28/1992 EOll CLUB GIVES CHALLENGE MATHEMATICS 1/27/1993 AOll MATH DEPT BECOMES AN AFFILIATE TO NCTM 2/10/1993 B044 MATH EDUCATION MAJOR JOIN NATL AFFILIATION (HAAN) 3/03/1993 AOll EDUCATION PROPOSAL GETS FUNDING FROM BOARD MATSON MIKE 3/16/1994 A032 kWARM WEATHER BIKING MATZ LINDA 9/29/1993 A114 96STUDENTS ENCOURAGED TO FIND THEIR TREASURE 11/03/1993 Alll *TIME TO BE "STILL" A NECESSITY 1/19/1994 A091 *NEW YEAR PROVIDES OPPORTUNITY FOR CHANGE 2/23/1994 A114 KLENT REMINDS US OF OUR SINS MAUSOLF JANNA 9/I6/I992 BOll MAUSOLF PROMOTED MAY JACKIE 3/24/1993 A012 *SINGLE RESIDENT ASSISTANTS (NUSZ) MCCARVEL PAUL 3/16/1994 A055 KWEEKEND RETURN MCCLURE MARY 9/30/1992 C031 CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR RETURNS HOME FR(jM WHITE HOUSE MCCRORY GARDENS 9/23/1992 B012 *NEW LOOK, FEEL, SMELL AT MCCRORY (BEANER) MCDONALD TODD 11/11/1992 E021 ^MCDONALD DECISION PAYS BIG (GARDNER) 10/13/1993 A175 MCDONALD NAMED PLAYER OF WEEK 11/03/1993 A201 kGOING DOWNTOWN 11/10/1993 A155 NAMED HARLON HILL CANDIDATE (BEUKELMAN) MCGUIRE MIKE 9/29/1993 A154 SPEND SUMMER DUCK BANDING MCINTIRE NANCY 12/09/1992 E031 ^PLEADING TO FREDERIC 2/02/1994 A161 TO PRESENT HER SENIOR RECITAL (JIANG) MCKELLIPS ROGER 1/27/1993 G043 MAJORITY LEADER PRESSES ON ETHICS LEGILSATION 4/28/1993 G012 DEMOCRAT LEADER CALLS FOR MICKELSON MEMORIAL MCKINNEY JENNIFER 4/06/1994 A032 KSDSU WOMEN COMPETE FOR PAGEANT TITLES (CONNORS) MCKINNEY JIM 3/17/1993 E024 ^FACULTY MEMBERS FINE-TUNE TALENTS, PRESENT RECITAL MCLAUGHLIN BILLY 9/16/1992 E012 *MCLAUGHLIN TO ENTERTAIN (KORKOW) 9/23/1992 F024 *STRUMMIN' AWAY 9/22/1993 A151 JfMCLAUGHLIN'S MUSIC ENTERTAINS (BARBER) MCSWEENEY CHAD 1/26/1994 A012 KDANCIN' THE NIGHT AWAY MEANS RUSSELL 2/09/1994 A012 ^INDIAN ACTIVIST DISCUSSES RACISM (MICHELS) MEAT 12/01/1993 A031 MEATS TEAM PLACES AT AMERICAN ROYAL MEAT LABORATORY 10/06/1993 A032 KMEAT SCIENCE LAB A WELL KEPT SECRET (BIEBER) MEBRAHTU PAULOS 9/16/1992 AOll STUDENT THANKS COMMISSION

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MEDARY COMMONS 2/16/199<» A035 RENNOVATION SCHEDULED FOR MEDARY COMMONS CLOCHRIDGE) MEDICAL SCHOOL 12/09/1992 coil MEDICAL STUDENT'S PAST CAUSES UPROAR MEDICAL WASTES 9/16/1992 G01

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MILLER WALTER DALE 11/03/1993 A091 URGES EAST, WEST RIVER TO COOPERATE 11/17/1993 A061 MILLER BEGINS OFFICIAL CAMPAIGN THIS WEEK 12/01/1993 A091 CHANGES SOUGHT IN STATE WELFARE SYSTEM 12/01/1993 A094 MILLER, JANKLOW AT ODDS OVER BUDGET 3/02/1994 A085 GOVERNOR SIGNS SEAT BELT BILL 3/23/1994 Alll ^GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES MAKE STOP 3/23/1994 Alll TO STUDY STATE SCHOOL SUPPORT 3/23/1994 A113 GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL FUNDING PLAN LAID TO REST 4/06/1994 A061 MILLER DEFENDS TUITION INCREASE (ERICKSON) 4/27/1994 All 4 TO BRING STATE'S GRADS HOME MILLS BILLY 3/24/1993 F013 ^OLYMPIC CHAMPION 3/31/1993 6012 *VICTORY LAP FOR HERO (FENGER) 3/31/1993 C013 INADEQUATE AUDIO SYSTEM RUINS LECTURE (L) MINES S MINING 9/30/1992 coil MINE DUG INTO RUT 10/07/1992 C015 STATE TO PULL MINING PERMIT 10/28/1992 DOll ^NOVEMBER 3 ISSUES EXPLAINED (VERRILL) 11/18/1992 G025 MINING INITIATIVE SPEEDS CLOSING OF HILLS MINES 2/10/1993 GOll ABANDONED MINES BILL ADVANCES IN PIERRE 4/28/1993 GOll BAD TIMES BRING LAYOFFS TO BLACK HILLS MINNESOTA MINING 2/23/1994 A082 3M PLANT REDUCING QUANTITY OF EMISSIONS MISSILES 2/03/1993 GOll FARMERS FIRST PICK FOR OLD MISSILE LAND 9/15/1993 A121 PRESSLER QUESTIONS MISSILE SILO REMOVAL 10/06/1993 A093 IMPLOSION OF MISSILE SILOS CAUSES SOME CONCERN MISSOURI RIVER 3/24/1993 G036 STATE WARNS BOATERS TO AVOID BALD EAGLE'S NEST 4/14/1993 B021 ENDANGERED, AT-RISK SPECIES STUDIED (BEANER) 4/28/1993 GOll RUNOFF LOWERS RELEASES FROM DAMS MITZEL STEPHANIE 12/08/1993 A135 xelizabeThan feast MOBILE HOMES 9/08/1993 A165 MOBILE HOMES SCARCE DURING HOUSING SHORTAGE (PENNEY) MOELLER DONALD 9/09/1992 G012 PROSECUTION EXPECTS LONG APPEAL PROCESS MOMADAV N SCOTT 9/15/1993 A114 PULITZER PRIZE-WINNER HERE AS LECTURER (JIANG) 9/29/1993 Adll XMOMADAY LECTURES TO A FULL HOUSE (JIANG) MONK JEFF 9/16/1992 A012 ^COMEDIANS OFFER SERIOUS MESSAGE (KORKOW) MONOPOLY (GAME) 2/10/1993 G031 KJUST KEEP OFF BOARDWALK MONTEITH STEVE 10/14/1992 G014 kMAKIN' LIKE A TREE MORALITY 4/27/1994 A092 CHRISTIANS DEFINE MORALITY IN VARIOUS WAYS (L) MORGAN WALT 10/28/1992 F012 BROOKINGS CITIZEN KEEPS BUSY BY HELPING (WAXDAHL) MORTALITY 9/22/1993 A185 STATE INFANT MORTALITY RATES ARE DECREASING MORTAR BOARD 9/29/1993 AO 31 ALUMNI OF THE SDSU MORTARBOARD WANTED 2/09/1994 A036 MORTAR BOARD SCHEDULES EVENTS (KECK) 3/02/1994 A031 MORTAR BOARD SEEKS ALUMNI MOSCOW 9/22/1993 Ad71 jeMOSCOW PROVIDES INTERESTING EXPERIENCES MOSLEMS SEE MUSLIMS MOV PICT REV 9/16/1992 Ed31 PIGS CREATE A MURDERER (ENGELS) 9/30/1992 Fd21 FALL MOVIE STIMULATES SENSES (ENGELS) 10/14/1992 Fd21 COMMERCIALISM HITS THE MOVIES (ENGELS) 10/28/1992 Fd24 ELECTION ENCOURAGES MOVIE WATCHING (ENGELS) 11/04/1992 Fdl2 ROLLS OF TOILET PAPER HURLED DURING EVENT (KORKOW) 11/11/1992 Cdl3 MOVIE INCITES CHILDISH BEHAVIOR (L) 11/11/1992 Dd21 xRELIES ON COMPUTER HACKING STEREOTYPES (ENGELS) 12/02/1992 Ed21 'HOME ALONE 2' CAUSES DEJA VU (ENGELS) 1/27/1993 F031 'BODY OF EVIDENCE' LACKS RATING (ENGELS) 2/10/1993 Ed34 'LOADED WEAPON 1' (ENGELS) 2/24/1993 Gd31 'IMPROMPTU' EARNINGS HIGH RATING (ENGELS) 3/17/1993 Ed31 MOVIE SHOWCASES FOSTER'S TALENTS (ENGELS) 3/31/1993 Dd21 'SCENT OF A WOMAN' CAPTIVATES (ENGELS) 4/21/1993 B036 'BOILING POINT' & 'INDECENT PROPOSAL' (ENGELS) 9/08/1993 A201 KTHE 'FIRE' IS HOT! (MCENTEE) 9/15/1993 Aldl KWRITER REVIEWS 'HAN SOLO'S' CAREER (MCENTEE) 9/22/1993 A161 *TWO AMERICAN LOVE AFFAIRS (MCENTEE) 9/29/1993 A2d4 KMOVIE EXPLORES TRAGIC REALITY OF VIOLENCE (MCENTEE) 10/06/1993 A151 ^COLUMNIST REVIEWS THE YEAR IN MOVIES (MCENTEE) 10/13/1993 A144 KREVIEWER NOTES ABSENCE OF 'MALICE' (MCENTEE) 10/20/1993 A161 REVIEWER SAYS IT'S OK TO LIKE 'ALADDIN' (MCENTEE) 10/27/1993 A141 'SPOOK-TACULAR' HALLOWEEN MOVIES REVIEWED (MCENTEE) 10/27/1993 A151 'THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW' SCHEDULED (ARNOLD) 11/03/1993 A153 BASEBALL FANS SOMETHING TO CHEER ABOUT (MCENTEE) 11/10/1993 A131 'AGE OF INNOCENCE' OSCAR MATERIAL (MCENTEE) 11/17/1993 A133 'DANCES' VS. "MOHICANS' (MCENTEE) 12/01/1993 A143 HARVEY KEITEL GIVES ENGROSSING PERFORMANCES (MCENTEE 12/08/1993 A154 NOT MUCH TO CHEER ABOUT ON VIDEO (MCENTEE) 1/19/1994 A174 MY KINGDOM FOR A VOICE (MCENTEE) 1/26/1994 A171 DEFENDING OUR LIVES (MCENTEE) 2/02/1994 A174 REFLECTIONS ON "PHILADELPHIA" (MCENTEE) 2/09/1994 A181 TWO DIRECTORIAL DEBUTS...ONE SUCCESSFUL (MCENTEE) 2/16/1994 A154 RIGHT NEXT DOOR TO HELL (MCENTEE) 2/23/1994 A191 AWARD WINNING PREDICTION (MCENTEE) 3/02/1994 A145 RODNEY DANGERFIELD GETS HIS RESPECT (MCENTEE) 3/16/1994 A144 "NEEDFUL THINGS" EMERGES TRULY NEEDY (MCENTEE)

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MOV PICT REV 3/23/199A A201 'REALITY BITES' STRIKES SOMBER NOTE CMCENTEE) A/06/199A A155 'THE FUGITIVE' THRILLS (MCENTEE) 4/13/199A A152 LATEST VIDEO RELEASES VARY (MCENTEE) A/20/199A A17A MOST POWERFUL ACTOR LETS COLUMNIST DOWN (MCENTEE) A/27/1994 A221 TOP TEN MOST POWERFUL MOVIES (MCENTEE) MULTIGULTURALISM 9/23/1992 E013 TRUE MULTICULTURALISTS SOUGHT (L) 9/23/1992 F034 ^CULTURE BALANCE 10/14/1992 D023 MULTlCULTURALISM DEFINITION EXPLORED 3/03/1993 C024 MULTlCULTURALISM BUZZ WORD SHOULD BUZZ AGAIN MURAL PAINTING 2/17/1993 C013 ^GOVERNOR'S OFFICE MURAL INTRIGUES COLUMNIST MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY SEE DANCE FOR DYSTROPH 3/17/1993 BOll GREEKS SPONSOR VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT FOR MDA A/20/199A A035 GREEKS RAISE MONEY FOR ADA (RIPPE) MUSEUMS-BR SEE ALSO AG HERITAGE MUSEUMS-PI 9/16/1992 G025 MUSEUM PREMIERES FIRST PERMANENT EXHIBIT MUSIC 12/02/1992 C021 KMUSIC INFLUENCES SUBCONSCIOUS 1/20/1993 F012 ^MUSICIANS PREPARE FOR SENIOR RECITALS (SCHMIDT) 3/24/1993 DOll ^STUDENTS USE MUSIC FOR REVVING UP... (SMITH) 4/27/1994 A201 APPOINTED AS MUSIC DEPARTMENT HEAD MUSIC BAND 9/16/1992 E021 CHRISTIAN BAND TO PERFORM IN BROOKINGS (WALKER) 12/02/1992 C014 INDOOR CONCERT AN INSPIRATION TO AUDIENCE (L) 3/24/1993 E012 *BEDLAM R8R WINS BATTLE OF BANDS (HANSEN) 3/31/1993 D024 AWARD-WINNING BAND APPEARS IN VOLSTORFF BALLROOM 4/21/1993 B031 JeBACK PORCH BLUES SINGS ABOUT... (SMITH) 9/15/1993 A092 XBAND HAS OWN UNIQUE MUSICAL BLEND (BUCHHOLZ) 10/06/1993 A154 *1-90 WEST TO PERFORM (SMITH) 3/16/1994 A151 AREA BANDS BATTLE ON MARCH 16 (LONDON) 4/06/1994 A161 NEW SDSU BAND FORMS (SMITH) 4/06/1994 A171 *NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND ENTERTAINS FANS (CHAMLEY) MUSIC BLUES 2/02/1994 A151 SCOTTY SPENNER BRINGS HIS BLUES TO SOUTH DAKOTA MUSIC CHAMBER 10/07/1992 FOll PRAGUE STOPS IN BROOKINGS 10/14/1992 F012 *PRAGUE STOpS IN BROOKINGS FOR TOUR (KORKOW) 12/09/1992 E021 MUSIC SOCIETY PRESENTS CHRISTMAS SHOW (WAXDAHL) 10/20/1993 A134 HUSBAND, WIFE TO PERFORM AT PETERSON (WIEKERT) 10/27/1993 A132 *PRESENTS THE D'OYLY CARTE OPERA (BARBER) MUSIC CHOIR 11/04/1992 FOll WOMEN'S CHOIR 12/09/1992 Eti41 *PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE 11/10/1993 A134 CHOIRS TO HOLD JOINT CONCERT (SMITH) 4/27/1994 A202 UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S CHOIR AND THE STATESMEN (SMITH) MUSIC CHRISTIAN 9/29/1993 A192 *THE UNDERGROUND INSPIRES ITS FANS (JIANG) MUSIC CLUB 2/03/1993 E012 *REHEARSE WHILE MUSIC INDUSTRY CLUB... (SCHUSTER) MUSIC COMPOSITION 10/14/1992 F012 SPEECH TEAM COMPETES AT WINONA STATE MUSIC CONCERTS 9/09/1992 A012 RICHARD MARX SLATED FOR OCTOBER 3 CONCERT (KORKOW) 9/09/1992 E04I ROAD TRIP TO HARRIET ISLAND IN ST PAUL (WAXDAHL) 10/07/1992 F012 *RICHARD MARX SINGS FOR HOBO DAY (WAXDAHL) 10/07/1992 F024 MAKING A LIVING ON THE ROAD (WAXDAHL) 12/02/1992 EOll HOLIDAY CONCERT 2/24/1993 GOll CONCERT PIANIST TOM HEIL 3/03/1993 E012 *PIANIST VISITS BROOKINGS (SMITH) 3/17/1993 E012 *MARKS 4TH SDSU APPEARANCE (SCHUSTER) 3/17/1993 E021 REALIZES^'ARTISTIC DREAM (SMITH) 3/24/1993 E021 *DONNA ROLLS ON DESPITE SPRING SNOWSTORM (WENISCH) 3/31/1993 D012 *RESTLESS HEART PLAYS FAMILIAR TUNES (SCHMIDT) 9/15/1993 A092 *JAYHAWKS TO PLAY ON CAMPUS (SCHMIDT) 9/22/1993 A013 *JAMMIN' JAYHAWKS 9/22/1993 A171 THE UNDERGROUND TO PERFORM (SCHMIDT) 10/13/1993 A132 *1-90 WEST PERFORMS FIRST ON-CAMPUS (SCHMIDT) 11/17/1993 A115 UPC CONCERT FEATURES VIOLET, ZWARTE (ARNOLD) 12/01/1993 A132 *ZWARTE, VIOLET HEAT UP VOLSTORFF (WIEKERT) 2/09/1994 A162 *BANDS TO PERFORM FEB. 14 (JIANG) 3/23/1994 A172 *NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND TO PERFORM (BRADBURY) 3/23/1994 A172 *7TH CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN MUSIC FESTIVAL (WIEKERT) 4/27/1994 A202 *RUSSIAN MUSICIANS ENTERTAIN (BRADBURY) 4/27/1994 A211 *LENTSCH TO HOLD FUNDRAISING CONCERT (RIPPE) MUSIC CONFERENCE 2/09/1994 A174 TO HOST IN-SERVICE MUSIC CONFERENCE (BRADBURY) 2/09/1994 A191 SECOND FESTIVAL OF MALE VOICES (WIEKERT) MUSIC CONTESTS 11/11/1992 D031 STUDENTS WIN BIG IN TEACHER'S ASSOC CONTEST (KORKOW) MUSIC COUNTRY 9/29/1993 A221 *JAYHAWKS ROCK CAMPUS (SCHMIDT) MUSIC DEPT 10/13/1993 A051 MUSIC DEPARTMENT HEAD RETIRES (MICHELS) 12/01/1993 A135 MADRIGAL DINNER TAKES GUESTS BACK (JIANG) MUSIC EDUCATION 2/10/1993 EOll MUSIC CONFERENCE 2/24/1993 N012 *TAKE A TEST DRIVE MUSIC FESTIVAL 11/11/1992 D021 GUESTS, FACULTY PARTICIPATE IN FESTlVAL(HANSEN) 11/18/1992 C021 *JANIKA VANDERVELDE--FEATURED GUEST CONDUCTOR 4/20/1994 A172 SPRING FESTIVAL OF MUSIC APRIL 23-24 (WIEKERT) MUSIC GOSPEL 10/14/1992 FOll GROUP ELEVATES GOSPEL MUSIC THROUGH CONCERT 10/28/1992 F012 *GOSPEL GROUP SPREADS THE WORD (HANSEN) MUSIC GUITAR 1/27/1993 FOll ACOUSTIC GUITARIST SOUND FILLS JACKS' (WENISCH)

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MUSIC GUITAR 9/22/1993 A151 ^MCLAUGHLIN'S MUSIC ENTERTAINS (BARBER) 4/06/199NEW YORK CITY NEWS 12/09/1992 G031 KHURRICANE, ELECTION MAKE HEADLINES (VERRILL) NICKNAMES ,3/31/1993 F0I2 kchameleon-like changes running rampant 4/14/1993 G021 RECONCILIATION COUNCIL TO TACKLE INDIAN MASCOT ISSUE NITTY GRITTY DIRT 4/06/1994 A171 KNITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND ENTERTAINS FANS (CHAMLEY) NOLD BETH 3/31/1993 BOII NOLD NAMED NATIONAL PARLIAMENTARIAN NON-TRADITIONALS 12/02/1992 B041 RETURN TO SCHOOL TO ENHANCE CAREER... (RUDICK) 10/13/1993 A121 kANNEX offers 'NON-TRADS' ALTERNATIVE (WAXDAHL) 10/13/1993 A124 TO INCREASE JOB OPPORTUNITIES (NELSON) 12/01/1993 A121 KMOTHER, DAUGHTER GIVE NEW MEANING TO LABEL (NELSON) NOVAK STEPHAN 9/15/1993 A092 FAR-EAST HANDICRAFTS ON SALE (BARBER) NOVOTNY JIM 2/03/1993 A012 KRADIO BUDGET REQUEST SUFFERS ADDITIONAL BLOW (KRIZ) NURSING 11/04/1992 BOll NURSING FACULTY HONORED 1/20/1993 AOll NURSING DEAN SOUGHT 4/14/1993 AOll DEAN CANDIDATES WILL GIVE PUBLIC FORUMS 4/28/1993 BOll STREAMLINES GRADUATE PROGRAM 11/17/1993 A013 PROGRAM KEEPS PHYSICIANS ON RESERVATIONS (CONNORS) 1/26/1994 A041 RN Mobility program (connors) NUTRITION 10/28/1992 E031 IMPORTANT IN HEALING PROCESS (HAAN) 2/17/1993 B035 HEALTHY EATING HABITS COULD PREVENT CANCER (WAXDAHL) 10/20/1993 AO 61 KLECTURES PUT '...NUTRITION IN PERSPECTIVE (ROLLINS)

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NUTRITION A/27/I99A A0A5 NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE SPONSOR SEMINAR (MANGOLD) O'CONNELL BRIDGET A/28/1993 F021 KBARRY'S 'ONCE IN DOUBT' AT SDSU IN MAY (HANSEN) O'NEIL DOUG 1/19/I99A A06I LOCAL MEN START SUPPORT GROUP FOR WIDOWERS (MANGOLD) OAK LAKE A/27/I99A AlOl OAK LAKE--BIOLOGICAL FIELD STATION (DEMERS) OAKWOOD 9/30/1992 F03I FIND THEIR VOICE IN LITERARY MAGAZINE (WERSINGER) I0/1A/I992 FOII WORKS PUBLISHED 2/03/1993 E0I2 COMMITTEE POLISHES OAKWOOD FOR PUBLICATION (JIANG) 10/27/1993 AlAA SDSU LITERARY PUBLICATION (WIEKERT) OCCUPATIONS 9/09/1992 G02I *FAST FOOD JOBS MAY BE HAZARDOUS TO TEEN HEALTH 1/20/1993 B023 *FUTURE GRADUATES BEGIN EARLY JOB SEARCH (HAAN) I/27/I993 B012 BUSINESSES COMB CAMPUS FOR RECRUITS (FENGER) 2/03/1993 B012 CAREER DAY ATTRACTS AG, BIO MAJORS (STANLEY) 2/I7/I993 BOll BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT JOB FAIR TO BE IN SF 2/2A/I993 E025 CAP CENTER COMPUTERS MAKE JOB HUNT EASY (HAAN) 3/3I/I993 B03A HOME EC CAREER OPPORTUNITIES TARGETED (STAEBNER) A/28/1993 B012 FORMER GRADS REPORT SUCCESSES (FENGER) 12/01/1993 A075 NUMBER OF TECHNICAL JOBS 3/23/I99A A031 LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL HOSTS JOB FAIR ODENBACH SCOTT 9/08/1993 A103 JCTWO FRIENDS SHARE THEIR IDEAS ON POLITICS 9/15/1993 A063. J6INCREASING BETTING LIMITS; PROPAGANDA OR CHOICE? 9/22/1993 A063 *LIMBAUGH ATTRACTS FANS AND FOES 9/29/1993 A103 KDOES CLINTON DESERVE RESPECT OR NOT? 10/06/1993 AI03 KAMERICA HAS LOST ITS RELIGIOUS ROOTS 10/20/1993 A103 FACTION IN SOMALIA QUESTIONED 10/27/1993 A083 *DENNY VERDICT BRINGS QUESTIONS 11/03/1993 AI03 *TOP TEN LIST FOR ANNOYING LIBERALS 1I/I7/I993 A083 KGUN CONTROL NOT THE ANSWER TO REDUCING CRIME 12/08/1993 A103 KRECOMMENDS JAPAN CUT TAXES TO IMPROVE ECONOMY 1/I9/199A A09A KMEDIA BIAS RUNS RAMPANT ACROSS COUNTRY 2/02/I99A A083 KRACIAL RELATIONS NEED TO IMPROVE 2/09/199A A091 LEADING CAUSE OF RACISM IS BIGOTRY (L) 2/09/I99A A092 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION IS NECESSARY (L) 2/16/199A A07A KSTATUE COMMITTEE ENLISTS COLUMNIST'S HELP 3/23/1994 A073 KGOVERNMENT CONTROL COSTS PERSONAL FREEDOMS 4/06/1994 A073 KDAVE AND SCOTT SET PRESIDENTIAL GOALS 4/I3/I994 A083 *COLUMNIST OFFENDED BY GALLERY EXHIBIT 4/20/1994 A064 PROFESSOR FINDS ODENBACH'S WRITING "ODIOUS" (L) 4/20/1994 A066 SOCIETY HAS RISEN NOT "SUNK," TO UTILIZE RIGHTS (L) 4/20/1994 A081 SCOTT NEEDS TO TAKE A LOOK AT THE REAL WORLD (L) 4/20/1994 A082 RITZ GALLERY NOT NAMED FOR ITS ATMOSPHERE (L) 4/20/1994 A082 ART DEPARTMENT RECEIVES MINIMAL MONETARY SUPPORT (L) 4/20/1994 A085 ODENBACH'S COMMENTS FOUND A LITTLE EXTREME (L) 4/27/1994 A073 ODENBACH KNOWS LITTLE ABOUT ART (L) 4/27/1994 A09I ODENBACH HAS RIGHT TO HIS OPINION (L) OIEN FRED 3/17/1993 A012 SEARCH FOR NEW BASKETBALL COACH UNDERWAY (GARDNER) 4/2I/I993 A012 ANNOUNCES NEW BASKETBALL, WRESTLING COAHES (GARDNER) 3/23/1994 AI32 *WELLNESS CENTER NEARS FUNDING GOALS (HOVE) OLSEN TOM 3/24/1993 GOII NEW HEAD REGENT ELECTED OLSON STEVE 2/24/1993 F05I OLSON BREAKS 6 RECORDS AT CONFERENCE MEET (GARDNER) OLYMPICS 3/16/1994 A043 SEEKS ASSISTANCE WITH SPECIAL SUMMER OLYMPICS (KECK) OMODT GARY 4/13/1994 A032 PROFESSORS DISCOVER EPILEPSY DRUG (KECK) OOZEBALL 4/21/1993 B046 MUD TO FLY AT OOZEBALL 4/28/1993 F031 KLOSIN' SHOES 4/27/1994 A032 OOZEBALL SPLATTERS FINALS ANXIETY (OMOTH) OPINION POLLS 4/13/1994 A074 MOST SOUTH DAKOTANS FAVOR SEAT BELT LAW ORDINANCES SEE ALSO NOISE ORDINANCE, HOUSE PARTIES, ETC. ORGANIZATIONS 10/21/1992 B033 KOFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE FOR ORGANIZATIONS (NUSZ) 11/04/1992 D013 'EDUCATIONAL' TRIP FUND MONEY SCRUTINIZED 9/15/1993 A032 ORGANIZATIONS DISPLAY BOOTHS THIS WEEK AT FAIR (HAAN 1/19/1994 A061 ALLOCATIONS AT FEE 8 BUDGET COMM. MEETING (ERICKSON) 3/16/1994 A093 STUDENTS SHOULD TAKE PART IN ORGANIZATIONS (L) ORIENTATION AMBASS 12/02/1992 B025 AMBASSADORS GAIN LEADERSHIP ABILITIES (NUSZ) OSBORNE CHRISTY 4/20/1994 A03I ASSISTANT DIRECTORS OF ADMISSIONS HIRED OSTRANDER DIANE 11/18/1992 BOll STUDY REVEALS HAPPINESS LEVELS IN TEENS, FAMILIES OTHEIM WES 9/23/1992 B033 JfSTUDENTS DRIVEN TO FIND JOBS (NUSZ) OTTER TAIL POWER 10/07/1992 coil GARBAGE INTO ENERGY OUR HOME INC 9/08/1993 A091 JUVENILE TREATMENT FACILITY RECEIVES FEDERAL GRANT OUTDOOR LIFE 4/21/1993 coil *STUDENTS GET BUSY IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS (VERRILL) OVERGARD JASON 9/29/1993 A121 BEGINS COLUMN WITH ANALYSIS OF OPPOSITION 10/27/1993 Alll K'WOMEN' SHOULD BE CHANGED TO 'WOMYN' PAMIDA 11/17/1993 A06I BROOKINGS PAMIDA TO CLOSE ITS DOORS PANAMA 3/24/1993 G0I2 GUARDSMAN LOST IN PANAMA 4/21/1993 F021 ^NATIONAL GUARDSMAN TRAVELS FOR TRAINING (MICHELS) PANKRATZ MIKE 11/04/1992 G012 ^WRESTLERS OPEN SEASON SATURDAY (GARDNER) 2/10/1993 F034 *WRESTLERS BATTLE SIOUX TO A TIE (BEUKELMAN) 2/17/1993 E021 K'RAT' SHOOTS FOR NATIONAL TITLE (GARDNER) 2/24/1993 F012 PANKRATZ REPEATS AS NCC CHAMPION (BEUKELMAN) 3/I7/I993 G013 *AIRBORNE DURING HIS THIRD PLACE MAT(:H

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PARACHUTING 9/09/1992 E012 XGOLDEN KNIGHTS DESCEND ON CAMPUS (WAXDAHL) PARENT S CHILD 10/20/1993 A093 LAW CAUSES PROBLEM FOR PARENTS OF UNRULY TEENS 11/03/1993 A121 ^PARENTS, DAUGHTER ENJOY SOLITUDE (WAXDAHL) PARENTS' DAY 1/26/199A A035 WELCOMES PARENTS TO CAMPUS ON SATURDAY (MICHELS) PARKING SEE AUTO PARKING PARTIES 9/08/1993 AlOl PARTY CONTROVERSY AT SDSU? (ED) PATZLAFF WENDY 1/27/1993 F012 *DANCER STEPS ONTO SKYLINE TEAM (SCHUSTER) PAUL PAULA 9/16/1992 B031 *PAUL SEATED ON JUVENILE JUSTICE BOARD (LUNDBORG) lO/lA/1992 D023 MULTICULTURALISM DEFINITION EXPLORED PCB'S 1/27/1993 G023 BOARD DECIDES FLANDREAU PLANT ISN'T RISKY PEACE 1/20/1993 D024 KNEW ADMINISTRATION SHOULD TAKE PEACEMAKING VOW 2/2A/1993 E041 KRUSSIAN VISIT EXPOSES TO DIFFERENCE (HANSEN) PEACE CORPS 10/07/1992 BO11 PEACE CORPS TO VISIT PEACEWORK A/13/199A A041 FIND ENJOYMENT IN INTERNATIONAL PEACEWORK (DEMERS) PEASE-WINDYBOY JAN 3/02/199A A034 KKEYNOTE SPEAKER PECHA PAMELA 2/23/I99A A172 WORLD-CLASS OBOIST INVITED TO PERFORM (BRADBURY) PEDERSON DEBBIE 11/17/1993 A061 PEDERSON RESIGNS COMMISSION SEAT PEOPLE 9/30/1992 EOll KCONVIENCE STORE CLERK MEETS MANY DIFFERENT TYPES PERLMAN MARC 9/22/1993 A013 KJAMMIN' JAYHAWKS PEROT H ROSS 10/07/1992 D023 kCAMPUS COMMENTS--ROSS PEROT RE-ENTERING 10/21/1992 C021 K'RICH DUDE' WASTING VOTERS' TIME 10/28/1992 C034 PEROT OFFERS TRUTH (L) 10/28/1992 C036 PEROT, POLITICIANS ACTORS, NOT LEADERS (L) 9/29/1993 A114 KROSS PEROT: NOTHING UNDER THE HOOD PERRY DENISE 1/20/1993 F012 kMUSICIANS prepare for senior recitals (SCHMIDT) PERRY STEPHANIE 9/29/1993 A075 LOCAL ORGANIZATION RAISES MONEY FOR GOOD CAUSE (KING PERSONALITY 10/21/1992 DOll IDENTIFYING PERSONALITY TYPES HELPFUL PETER MELISSA 12/08/1993 A032 KIN FROM THE SNOW PETERS KATHY 4/28/1993 E013 kGOLFERS fourth in own invitational (VANDERWAL) PETERSEN GLEN 9/23/1992 E024 KPROPOSAL ELIMINATES 'DESERT' PARKING 9/30/1992 D013 KPRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES PROVIDE SOAP OPERA 10/14/1992 D013 KSTUDENT SEEKS PRESIDENTIAL SEAT 10/28/1992 C013 KSTATUS QUO PRESIDENT NEEDS TO PROVIDE CHANGE 11/11/1992 CO 24 kanit-hunting movement harmful to wildlife 12/02/1992 C024 KUNSATISFACTORY OPTIONS TO CABLE TV 2/24/1993 DOll kpetersen/higgins and STROSCHINE/STORY 4/21/1993 D013 BOMB THREAT CALL RANKS IN RIOT 'COSTLY' CATEGORY 10/13/1993 A113 FREE-FOR-ALL PARKING PROPOSED 10/27/1993 A093 STUDENTS ENCOURAGED TO BE SENSIBLE 11/17/1993 A091 STUDENT CODE REVISION VIOLATES RIGHT 12/01/1993 All 3 A VALUABLE ASSET FOR CAMPUS 12/08/1993 A113 FEES DIVIDED IN BUDGETING PROCESS 1/19/1994 A082 BUDGET ALLOCATION PROCESS DEFENDED 1/26/1994 A083 A VOICE IN GOVERNMENT 2/02/1994 AO 94 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS OFFER VALUABLE EXPERIENCE 3/02/1994 A071 COMPROMISE NEEDED ON ZONING ISSUES 3/16/1994 A104 STUDENT DEATHS REMEMBERED 3/23/1994 A084 FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION QUESTIONED PETERSEN NICOLE 11/11/1992 AOll FEDERATION PRESIDENT RESIGNS PETERSON EVELYN 11/04/1992 BOll NURSING FACULTY HONORED PETERSON GLEN 9/08/1993 A113 PETERSON ENCOURAGES UNAC TO RECONSIDER 9/22/1993 A074 SA DEALS BIG BUCKS PETERSON RAY 9/16/1992 DOll THEATER DIRECTOR PRODUCES PAGEANT (VERRILL) PETERSON RICK 2/03/1993 F023 KCOMING FROM BEHIND PETS 11/04/1992 EOll KANIMAL ATTRACION (VERRILL) 11/04/1992 EOll RESPONSIBILITY, EXPENSES COME WITH PETS (VERRILL) 9/22/1993 A081 KpETS CONTRIBUTE TO WELL-BEING OF HUMANKIND (UMIKER) PHARMACY 10/07/1992 B012 KPHARM D DEGREE TO BOOST PROGRAM (FENGER) 11/18/1992 BOll PHARMACY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NATIONAL JOURNAL 12/02/1992 BOll SMAR AWARDED NIH GRANT 3/31/1993 BOll REGENTS RECOGNIZE PHARMACY HONOR SOCIETY 4/28/1993 B012 FORMER GRADS REPORT SUCCESSES (FENGER) 10/06/1993 A041 PHARMACY EXPANDS TC) A SIX YEAR PROGRAM (BIEBER) 2/16/1994 A081 KJUGGLES TIME BETWEEN CLASSES, INTERNSHIP (CHAMLEY) 3/23/1994 A091 FORMER PHARMACY MAJOR FINDS HERBEL IMMATURE (L) 3/23/1994 A092 STUDENTS WHO SUCCEED PROVIDE BACKBONE OF SDSU (L) 3/23/1994 A093 PHARMACY STUDENT FINDS HERBEL A SEXIST (L) 4/06/1994 A041 PHARMACY DEAN RETIRES (PARKER) 4/13/1994 A032 PROFESSORS DISCOVER EPILEPSY DRUG (KECK) PHEASANTS 9/09/1992 G012 PHEASANT NUMBERS DROP 10/21/1992 F021 WEIRD WEATHER DOES A NUMBER ON PHEASANT NESTING 11/04/1992 G051 KPHEASANTS HIDING OUT (SIMPSON) 10/13/1993 A201 KPHEASANT FORECAST--PARTLY CLOUDY (SIMPSON) 12/08/1993 A194 KWANT To do SOME PHEASANT HUNTING (SIMPSON) 3/16/1994 A071 REDFIELD ATTEMPTS TO REGAIN OLD TITLE PHELPS BRADY 3/16/1994 A064 PSEUDOSCIENCE CLASS OFFERED ON CAMPUS (OMOTH) PHI KAPPA PHI 10/28/1992 EOll FACULTY LECTURE HELD ON MONDAY PHI UPSILON OMICR 11/10/1993 A015 PHI U CLUB ORGANIZES DOMESTIC ABUSE PANEL (JIANG)

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PHI UPSILON OMICR 12/01/1993 A031 PHI UPSILON OMICRON TO HOST AUCTION 12/01/1993 A05A MITTEN TREE HELPS NEEDY (ROLLINS) PHILANTHROPISTS SEE ALSO NAMES OF PHILANTHROPISTS PHOTOCOPYING SEE COPYING PHOTOGRAPHY 12/09/1992 EOll PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST 2/10/1993 B052 JfCAPlTOL ASSIGNMENT (RIPPE) 11/10/1993 A031 SDSU PHOTOGRAPHER FINALIST IN CONTEST PHYSICAL EDUCATION SEE ALSO HPER PHYSICAL FITNESS 11/03/1993 A031 PROGRAM HELPS ELDERS KEEP FIT PHYSICAL PLANT ll/OA/1992 A012 CHEMICAL USE INCITES CONTROVERSY (KRIZ) 10/20/1993 A034 UPD AND PHYSICAL PLANT WORK (NUSZ) A/13/199A A012 PHYSICAL PLANT DIRECTOR RESIGNS HIS POST (FENGER) PHYSICIANS 11/17/1993 A013 PROGRAM KEEPS PHYSICIANS ON RESERVATIONS (CONNORS) PHYSICS 3/17/1993 BOll PHYSICIST TO SPEAK ON FUTURE ENERGY NEEDS A/06/199A A031 PHYSICS BOWL SET FOR APRIL 16 AT SDSU PIANISTS 3/17/1993 E034 PAST EXPERIENCES SHAPED PIANIST'S CAREER (SCHMIDT) PIERSEL DAVID 1/26/199A A164 VENSAND-BOYD, PIERSEL TO HOLD FACULTY RECITAL (SMITH PIERSOL LARRY 12/01/1993 A071 PIERSOL NAMED FEDERAL JUDGE PLACEMENT SEE OCCUPATIONS, CAP CENTER PLANT IDENTIFICATI 3/02/199A A 031 PLANT ID TEAM PLACES AT COLORADO CONTEST PLANT SCIENCE 12/09/1992 B024 KPLANT RESEARCHERS ISOLATE BARLEY GENES (NUSZ) 12/01/1993 A054 PROFESSOR RECEIVES RESEARCH GRANT (HAAN) PLAYS SEE DRAMA PLAYWRIGHT 11/11/1992 D012 ^PLAYWRIGHT REUNITES WITH DAUGHTER (SCHUSTER) POETRY 2/17/1993 BOll SDSU ALUMNUS PUBLISHES POETRY BOOK 3/03/1993 E034 EAGLE EARTH PUBLISHES FORMER STUDENT'S... (SCHMIDT) 9/15/1993 A106 NATIONAL POETRY CONTEST ANNOUNCED 10/20/1993 A134 "GUILTY SHADOWS" BY CAREY CROUSE 1/19/199A A181 KA SEASON IN HELL (KOEHLER) 2/09/199A Al53 XVALENTINE POETRY FOR YOUR SWEETHEART 2/09/199A A185 ON THE BACKS OF EAGLES (BACA) 3/02/199A A163 LOST LOVE BY DANIEL KING 3/02/199A A165 MISUNDERSTOOD BY DALE WOITAS A/06/199A A175 MOTHER BY CHRISTINE M. HOFTIEZER POETS SEE NAMES OF POETS POLICE 12/02/1992 B012 ^DISPELLED WHEN POLICE, STUDENTS INTERACT (HAAN) 9/15/1993 A122 BROOKINGS POLICE LOG 9/22/1993 A182 BROOKINGS POLICE LOG 9/29/1993 A072 BROOKINGS POLICE LOG 10/06/1993 AOll SA RIDES WITH CITY POLICE OVER WEEKEND (FENGER) 10/06/1993 A072 BROOKINGS POLICE LOG 10/20/1993 A072 BROOKINGS POLICE LOG 10/27/1993 A182 BROOKINGS POLICE LOG 11/10/1993 A062 BROOKINGS POLICE LOG 11/17/1993 A062 BROOKINGS POLICE LOG 12/01/1993 A072 BROOKINGS POLICE LOG 12/08/1993 A072 BROOKINGS POLICE LOG A/06/199A A091 BROOKINGS POLICEMAN RECEIVES SAFETY AWARD POLICE CAMPUS 9/09/1992 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 9/23/1992 BO12 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 9/30/1992 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 10/07/1992 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG lO/lA/1992 A012 CAMPUS SECURITY TIGHTENS (STAEBNER) 10/14/1992 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 10/21/1992 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 10/28/1992 E012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 11/04/1992 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 11/11/1992 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 11/18/1992 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 12/02/1992 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 12/09/1992 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 1/20/1993 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 1/27/1993 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 2/03/1993 BO 12 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 2/10/1993 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 2/17/1993 BO 12 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 2/24/1993 E012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 3/03/1993 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 3/17/1993 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 3/24/1993 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 3/31/1993 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 4/14/1993 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 4/21/1993 A012 KCAMPUS EVACUATED DUE TO BOMB THREAT (NELSON) 4/21/1993 F0I2 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 4/28/1993 B012 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 9/08/1993 A041 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 9/15/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 9/22/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG

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POLICE CAMPUS 9/29/1993 A032 PEDAL PATROL POLICES CAMPUS (FENGER) 9/29/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 10/06/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 10/06/1993 A121 *OLIVE GREEN, RED-SPECKLED GIRLS' SCHWINN 10/13/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 10/20/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 10/20/1993 A03A UPD AND PHYSICAL PLANT WORK (NUSZ) 10/27/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG II/03/I993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 11/10/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 11/17/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 12/01/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 12/08/1993 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 1/19/1994 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 1/26/1994 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 2/02/1994 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 2/09/1994 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 2/I6/I994 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 2/23/1994 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 3/02/1994 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 3/23/1994 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 3/23/1994 A092 STUDENT UPSET WITH UPD AND DAKOTA SERVICE (L) 4/06/1994 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG 4/06/1994 A073 STUDENT'S PROBLEM RESULT OF ACTIONS (L) 4/20/1994 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICiE LOG 4/27/1994 A032 UNIVERSITY POLICE LOG POLITICS S GOVT-SD 10/14/1992 C012 kCHOOSING TO MAKE A CHANGE (VERRILL) 3/24/1993 G024 TO FORCE LEGISLATURE TO PAY FOR RULINGS 9/08/1993 A114 *DEMOCRATS FIDDLE WHILE GOP BURNS 10/06/1993 A093 JANKLOW CRITICIZES MILLER FOR HANG UP ON POL LOYALTY 10/27/1993 A191 TO INCREASE GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY POLITICS 8 GOVT-US 11/18/1992 F024 ^DEMOCRATS FOCUS INWARD, DRUG-RELATED ISSUES KEY 4/28/1993 C015 SOCIAL PROGRESS FOUND IN LESS GOVERNMENT (L) 9/08/1993 A103 KTWO FRIENDS SHARE THEIR IDEAS ON POLITICS 10/20/1993 A091 CITIZENS VOICE CONCERNS TO CLINTON (KING) 11/03/1993 A103 *POEM DESCRIBES.PAST POLITICAL YEAR POLLUTION 2/23/1994 A082 3M PLANT REDUCING QUANTITY OF EMISSIONS 4/27/1994 A105 TOXIC WASTE LEVEL INCREASES POOL (GAME) 1/27/1993 F04I KWINNERS SEEK REGIONAL COMPETITION (STANLEY) 3/03/1993 B033 TWO COMPETE IN REGIONAL POOL TOURNAMENT (MICHELS) 3/16/1994 A061 ADVANCES TO NATIONAL POOL TOURNAMENT (KECK) POPE JOHN PAUL 9/15/1993 A041 TRIP TO DENVER TO SEE POPE JOHN PAUL II (BIEBER) POPHAM CHAD 3/23/1994 A061 APPEARS ON 'THE PRICE IS RIGHT' OVER BREAK (DEMERS) POPPER DEBORAH 8 12/02/1992 F024 'BUFFALO COMMONS' THEORISTS BRING IDEAS BACK POPULATION 3/03/1993 e013 POPULATION, HUNGER MYTHS PREVALENT (L) 10/06/1993 A083 MINNEHAHA COUNTY HOLDS LARGEST RURAL POPULATION 11/03/1993 A075 SIOUX FALLS HOUSING CRUNCH 3/23/1994 AI05 NEW CENSUS SHOWS INCREASE IN POPULATION 4/27/1994 AllI NATIVE AMERICAN POPULATION GROWING POSTING 12/02/1992 C013 POSTING POLICY'S CONSTITUTIONALITY QUESTIONED (L) POTTERY 3/03/1993 E012 XDAKOTA POTTER EXPLAINS HISTORICAL ART... (JIANG) POVERTY 3/24/1993 G031 CITIES HOLD POVERTY LINE RANK POWER (PSYCHOLOGY) 9/16/1992 C013 XJAMES DEAN, PHARAOH CONFLICT DURING DAILY STRUGGLE POWER SENTRY INC 4/20/1994 A15I SISSETON PLANT TO CLOSE ITS DOORS POWWOW 1/27/1993 C013 *POW WOW PLANNING TEDIOUS, REWARDING JOB 2/24/1993 AOIl POW WOW OFFERS CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE CULTURE 3/03/1993 A0I2 ^TRADITIONAL DANCER 3/03/1993 E041 ^SPIRIT OF THE DANCER, RHYTHM OF THE DRUM (HOEKMAN) 2/23/1994 A032 AMERICAN INDIAN HISTORY CONFERENCE, POWWOW (CONNORS) 3/02/1994 A012 KMEN'S TRADITIONAL DANCE COMPETITION 3/02/1994 A032 WACIPI BRINGS COLOR AND SONG (CONNORS) 3/02/1994 AlOl *THE DANCERS AND THE DRUMS PRAIRIE REPERTORY SEE ALSO THEATER 11/11/1992 A012 THEATRE GRANTED FULL BUDGET REQUEST (LUNDBORG) PRESIDENTS 11/10/1993 A032 *A LEGEND IN HIS OWN RIGHT (BIEBER) PRESSLER LARRY 10/14/1992 GOll ABOVE AVERAGE SENATORS 2/10/1993 G031 SENATORS DISAGREE OVER FAMILY LEAVE BILL PRICE CHUCK 1/20/1993 B023 *FUTURE GRADUATES BEGIN EARLY JOB SEARCH (HAAN) PRINTING MUSEUM 4/21/1993 F031 TYPESETTER ON DISPLAY IN PRINTING MUSEUM (STANLEY) PRISONERS 4/21/1993 GOll ANOTHER PRISON INDUSTRY PLANNED AT SPRINGFIELD PRISONS 3/23/1994 Alls STUDY UNDERWAY TO DISCOVER NEEDS PRIVACY ACT SEE FERPS PRONOGRAPHY 11/04/1992 D014 PORNOGRAPHY CAUSES ABUSIVE, UNHEALTHY ATTITUDES (L) PROPERTY TAX 2/03/1993 G034 LEGISLATOR WORKS TO FREEZE PROPERTY TAXES 3/24/1993 C013 ^STATE'S PROPERTY TAX PROTEST COMES TOO LATE 9/22/1993 A203 MILLER WILL REQUEST LEGIS DELAY OF PROPERTY TAX PENA 10/06/1993 A091 LAKE COUNTY-TO SUE STATE 2/23/1994 A085 TO DECIDE FATE OF PROPERTY TAXES

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PROPERTY TAX 2/23/199A A091 PLAN TO CUT STATE PROPERTY TAXES PSYCHICS 9/29/1993 A201 MCHANNING DEMONSTRATES ESP (ARNOLD) 10/13/1993 A132 KPSYCHIC ENTERTAINS, STIRS UP CONTROVERSY (ARNOLD) PSYCHOLOGY 3/16/1994 A064 PSEUDOSCIENCE CLASS OFFERED ON CAMPUS (OMOTH) PUBLIC LIBRARY SEE LIBRARY PUBLIC PUBLIC RECORDS 2/23/1994 AQ81 PUBLIC ACCESS BILL DEFEATED PUBLIC RECREATION 11/11/1992 BOll WORKSHOP TO BE HELD PUBLIC TELEVISION SEE TELEVISION PUBLIC PUBLIC UTIL COMM 1/20/1993 G031 SCHOENFELDER TO HEAD PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION PUMPKINS 10/28/1992 G021 *IS THIS THE GREAT PUMPKIN? QUADRATHOLON 4/06/1994 A032 SDSU QUADRATHOLON TEAM TIES FOR SECOND (DEMERS) QUEST FOR EQUITY 11/10/1993 A112 JfVIGNETTES EXPLORE SEXUAL HARASSMENT (BARBER) 4/20/1994 A091 VIGNETTES DEAL WITH SENSITIVE ISSUE (FULTZ) RAASCH CHUCK 4/14/1993 BOll XJOURNALISTS CHOSEN AS LUSK LECTURE SPEAKERS RAASCH FRANK 9/08/1993 A172 *HMONG ADAPT HANDICRAFT TO COMMODITY (BARBER) RACING 9/08/1993 A041 STUDENTS COMPETE IN BAHA COMPETITION (VANDERWAL) RACISM SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION 9/23/1992 E013 9CCULTURAL CRUCIFICATION NO CURE FOR RACISM 9/30/1992 D024 XFRESH PRINCE LANGUAGE OFFENSIVE 11/04/1992 D013 *SPORTS FRANCHISE PERPETRATE RACISM 11/04/1992 F012 PLAY MIRRORS RACIST REALITIES (HANSEN) 2/10/1993 C024 ^EDUCATION OFFERED AS KEY TO CURBING REMARKS 4/21/1993 G012 RC SCHOOLS PROVOKES FEDERAL INVESTIGATION, POLICY 11/03/1993 A085 SPEAKERS URGE END TO RACIAL STEREOTYPES 11/17/1993 A085 SWEAT LODGE DESTRUCTION BRINGS PRAYER FOR FUTURE (L) 2/02/1994 A083 ^RACIAL RELATIONS NEED TO IMPROVE 2/09/1994 A012 ^INDIAN ACTIVIST DISCUSSES RACISM (MICHELS) 2/09/1994 A081 DISEASE OF PREJUDICE SPREADS 2/09/1994 A091 LEADING CAUSE QF RACISM IS BIGOTRY (L) 3/02/1994 A074 KPREJUDICE ROOTED IN FEAR, IGNORANCE RADIO STATION SEE BROADCASTING RAHLF AMY 12/01/1993 A051 *MISS SOUTH DAKOTA TEEN ATTENDS SDSU (CONNORS) RAILROADS 2/17/1993 GOll SHIPPERS COMPLAIN ABOUT ABANDONED AREA RAIL LINES 11/10/1993 A061 ABANDONED TRACKS TO BECOME BIKE TRAIL 4/20/1994 A151 RAILROAD RECEIVES $1 MILLION GRANT RAMSAY JOHN 10/27/1993 A045 *HORSING AROUND RANDALL JEFF 2/02/1994 A032 KOUCH! RANEY LEON 9/16/1992 B012 kBOOKS EASY TO FIND IN BRIGGS (KARUNAKARREDDY) 10/14/1992 BOll LIBRARY DEAN HOSTS MEETING 12/02/1992 A012 ^LIBRARY JOURNAL COSTS CHECKED-OUT (FENGER) 12/02/1992 coil COST-CUTTING PROPOSAL SEEMS POSITIVE (ED) 12/02/1992 EOll BOOKS DONATED 2/09/1994 A012 TAKES STEPS TO COMPUTERIZE JOURNALS (ERICKSON) RAPE 10/14/1992 AOll RAPE RUMORS UNFOUNDED 10/28/1992 A012 PANEL DISCUSSES RAPE, ALCOHOL CONNECTION (FENGER) 11/04/1992 AOll ALLEGED CAMPUS RAPE UNDER INVESTIGATION 2/09/1994 A015 STUDENT CHARGED ON RAPE COUNTS (FENGER) 4/27/1994 A181 AN ACT OF VIOLENCE (CHAMLEY) RAYBURN MIKE 11/11/1992 D012 XRAYBURN TREATS FANS TO SONGS, STORIES (HANSEN) READING 12/01/1993 A114 KREADING PROVIDES A DIVERSE EDUCATION RECIPROCITY 10/20/1993 AlOl RECIPROCITY OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES (ED) 12/08/1993 AlOl ELIMINATION NOT IN THE STATE'S INTEREST (ED) 1/26/1994 A014 BOARD OF REGENTS LEAVE RECIPROCITY AS IS RECONCILIATION 10/14/1992 GOll RECONCILIATION IS MISAIMED 4/14/1993 G021 RECONCILIATION COUNCIL TO TACKLE INDIAN MASCOT ISSUE 4/28/1993 G012 NATIVE AMERICAN LEADERS MOURN DEATH OF GOVERNOR RECORDINGS 9/09/1992 E024 REVIEWER RECOMMENDS NEW SUMMER RELEASES (BUCHHOLZ) 9/23/1992 F021 OVERSEAS ARTISTS INFLUENCE THE MAINSTREAM (BUCHHOLZ) 10/07/1992 F033 AMERICAN MUSlC SCENE DIVERSIFIES (BUCHHOLZ) 10/21/1992 E021 REM AUTOMATICALLY REGAINS SPOTLIGHT (BUCHHOLZ) 11/04/1992 F021 SINEAD STEALS THE HEADLINES (BUCHHOLZ) 11/18/1992 C031 GARTH, GABRIEL SUCCEED WITH NEW RELEASES (BUCHHOLZ) 12/09/1992 E024 MUSIC RINGS IN THE SEASON (BUCHHOLZ) 1/20/1993 F041 HOUSTON BELTS OUT HITS IN 'BODYGUARD* (BUCHHOLZ) 2/03/1993 E034 GRAMMY NOMINEES RECOGNIZED (BUCHHOLZ) 2/17/1993 F025 'PORTRAIT' STANDS OUT (BUCHHOLZ) 3/03/1993 E022 CELINE DION SHOWS POTENTIAL (BUCHHOLZ) 3/24/1993 E031 STING'S LYRICS RUN DEEP (BUCHHOLZ) 4/14/1993 F021 KRAVITZ BRINGS BACK 70'S TECHNIQUES (BUCHHOLZ) 4/28/1993 F041 NEW DEPECHE MODE CD STRIKES A CHORD (BUCHHOLZ) 9/08/1993 A184 xNEW U2 CD: SENSORY OVERLOAD (BUCHHOLZ) 9/22/1993 A163 KCD'S CONTAIN SOUL AND TIMELESS CLASSICS (BUCHHOLZ) 9/29/1993 A224 KMARIAH SETTLES DOWN ON 'MUSIC BOX' (BUCHHOLZ) 10/06/1993 A144 KBILLY JOEL RESURFACES WITH SUCCESS (BUCHHOLZ) 10/13/1993 A153 KGARTH'S IN A HURRY (BUCHHOLZ) 10/20/1993 A141 ROPERT SMITH AND COMPANY PUT ON A SHOW (BUCHHOLZ) 10/27/1993 A161 PEARL JAM'S NEW RELEASE (BUCHHOLZ) 11/03/1993 A141 MELON'S CD IS A LITTLE MUSHY (BUCHHOLZ)

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RECORDINGS 11/10/1993 A121 'BEST NEW BAND OF THE YEAR' (BUCHHOLZ) 11/17/1993 A121 10,000 MANIACS FINAL ALBUM A HIT CBUCHHOLZ) 12/01/1993 A151 DRS FAILS TO OFFER SOLUTIONS (BUCHHOLZ) 12/08/1993 A151 PLENTY OF 'JINGLE BELL ROCK' (BUCHHOLZ) I/19/199A A171 OL' BLUE EYES IS BACK (BUCHHOLZ) 1/26/199A A161 CLASSIC JAZZ RE-EMERGES ON NEW HIP-HOP CD (BUCHHOLZ) 2/02/199A A161 PORTLAND PAIR TOPS ALTERNATIVE CHARTS (BUCHHOLZ) 2/09/199^ A171 SF FAVES JANITOR BOB (BUCHHOLZ) 2/16/I99

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RELIGION 10/13/1993 A103 ^RELIGIOUS TEACHINGS BELONG IN HOME AND CHURCH 10/13/1993 A1G5 SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE SUPPORTED (L) 3/16/1994 AlOl *FAITH PROVIDES COMFORT IN "CRUNCH TIME" REMME JIM 10/21/1992 G045 *VERSATILE REMME LEADS TEAM (OSTER) 12/02/1992 GOll REMME, MILLER HONORED 11/17/1993 A161 XREMME LEADS DEFENSIVE TURNAROUND (GARDNER) RENAISSANCE FESTIV 9/30/1992 F016 RENAISSANCE ERA RE-ENACTED (GUSTAD) 9/29/1993 A192 RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL SHOWS A DIFFERENT ERA RENNICH BRAD 2/09/1994 A031 STUDENT EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH CHOSEN REPUBLICAN PARTY 9/30/1992, C031 CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR RETURNS HOME FROM WHITE HOUSE 9/30/1992 C033 NATIONAL GOP WOMEN'S LEADER CAMPAIGNS RESEARCH 9/16/1992 C013 *BOR INSISTS FACULTY PUBLISH RESEARCH ARTICLES 1/27/1993 B033 VARIOUS USES OF CORN AND BY-PRODUCTS (STAEBNER) 2/03/1993 BOll DOCTORAL STUDENTS AWARDED RESEARCH FUNDS 3/03/1993 A012 KCHEMISTS CREATE DYE FOR. POSSIBLE VACCINE (KRIZ) 3/24/1993 B025 HURLEY RECEIVES ANiMAL RESEARCH AWARD (STAEBNER) 4/14/1993 AOll CHEMISTS SHARE RESEARCH AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE 9/08/1993 A044 WELCOMES NEW AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY (HAAN) 9/15/1993 A034 BIOLOGY STUDENTS GAIN RESEARCH EXPERIENCE (HEALY) RESIDENCE HALLS 10/07/1992 A012 SA PONDERS 24-HOUR VISITATION POLICY (LUNDBORG) 10/14/1992 A012 JCRESIDENCE HALL CONSTRUCTION DELAYED (BEANER) 10/28/1992 A0l2 VISITATION POLICY BECOMES AN ISSUE AGAIN (STAEBNER) 10/28/1992 coil '90S STUDENTS READY FOR 24-HOUR VISITS (ED) 11/18/1992 F013 *VISITATION RESTRICTIONS ARE SPEED BUMPS 12/02/1992 AOll RESIDENCE HALL BID ACCEPTED 2/10/1993 B012 RAISE FUNDS TO SPONSOR ADVANCE (KLEINJAN) 2/17/1993 AOll GROUNDWORK STARTED FOR NEWEST RESIDENCE HALL 3/24/1993 A012 KSINGLE RESIDENT ASSISTANTS (NUSZ) 3/31/1993 coil RESIDENTIAL LIFE TAKES POSITIVE STEP (ED) 4/14/1993 A012 24-HOUR VISITATION ON SA FRONT BURNER (SCHUSTER) 4/28/1993 A015 NEW VISITATION POLICY REMAINS POSSIBILITY (SCHUSTER) 9/08/1993 A032 GRANTS UPPERCLASSMEN 24-HOUR VISITATION (MICHELS) 9/08/1993 A123 XWELCOMING COMMITTEE MAKES MOVING EASIER (HOEKMAN) 9/08/1993 A123 PREPARE FOR STUDENTS' ARRIVAL (WAXDAHL) 9/08/1993 A141 KSET FOR COMPLETION BY FALL OF '94 (STAEBNER) 11/03/1993 AOll FIRM BUILDING RESIDENCE HALLS BANNED (RIPPE) 12/08/1993 A012 READ HOUSING CONTRACT BEFORE OPTING OUT (KECK) 4/27/1994 A031 LARSON LUAU PROVIDES END OF YEAR BASH RESIDENT ASSISTANT 3/24/1993 A012 KSINGLE RESIDENT ASSISTANTS (NUSZ) 3/31/1993 coil RESIDENTIAL LIFE TAKES POSITIVE STEP (ED) 9/08/1993 A123 PREPARE FOR STUDENTS' ARRIVAL (WAXDAHL) RESSLER ROBERT 11/03/1993 A144 SERIAL KILLERS, SEXUAL CRIMES TOPICS (SMITH) 11/17/1993 A112 FORMER FBI AGENT SPEAKS ON VIOLENT CRIMES (SMITH) 11/17/1993 A112 RESSLER GIVES BACKGROUND ON SERIAL KILLERS (SMITH) RESTAURANTS SEE ALSO NAMES OF RESTAURANTS 1/26/1994 A032 FOOD AND SPIRITS BROUGHT TO WEST EDGE (MICHELS) RETAIL TRADES SEE ALSO BUSINESS, SHOPLIFTING 10/07/1992 E016 ^STUDENTS GO COUPON-CRAZY IN LOCAL STORE (SCHERR) 12/09/1992 B014 CHAMBER RELEASES SURVEY TO RESEARCH BUYING PATTERNS 11/17/1993 A061 BROOKINGS PAMIDA TO CLOSE ITS DOORS REVENUE 10/13/1993 A083 REVENUES WILL DIMINISH IN FUTURE 2/09/1994 A064 TO BENEFIT FROM INCREASED TAX REVENUE REX MELISSA 12/01/1993 A121 ^'THREE'S COMPANY' ISN'T JUST FOR TV (CHAMLEY) RICHARDSON JAY 4/27/1994 A032 PROFESSORS BID FAREWELL TO UNIVERSITY LIFE (PARKER) RICHARDSON MARILYN 2/17/1993 F031 *LOCAL DANCERS PERFORM WORKS IN MINNEAPOLIS (HANSEN) 2/24/1993 G025 ^MARILYN'S DANCE 4/27/1994 A032 PROFESSORS BID FAREWELL TO UNIVERSITY LIFE (PARKER) RICHMOND HILL 9/30/1992 coil MINE DUG INTO RUT RICHTER ANTHONY 9/08/1993 A031 PROFESSORS RECEIVE GRANTS RICHTER LAURA 10/21/1992 E021 SfBRUSHING UP RIEGER BOB 10/27/1993 A131 ART ALUMNI EXHIBITION RECEPTION TO BE HELD RIPPE JONDA 9/08/1993 A103 *EDITOR REQUESTS SOME INPUT FROM READERS 9/22/1993 A063 ^LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ENCOURAGED 10/06/1993 A103 ^NUMEROUS RUMORS PUT TO REST BY EDITOR 10/20/1993 A103 ^STUDENTS INHERIT A PIECE OF SDSU HISTORY 11/10/1993 AlOl *MICROWAVE EXPLOSION CREATES DINING DILEMMA 12/08/1993 A114 *DRUNK DRIVING TREATED DIFFERENTLY AROUND THE WORLD 1/26/1994 A083 KMAIL MAKES US FEEL IMPORTANT RISCH ROBERT 4/21/1993 Foil FORMER GRAD NAMED DISTINGUISHED ENGINEER RISK-TAKING 9/23/1992 E021 KRISK TAKERS EXPERIENCE LIFE'S BEST OFFERINGS RITUAL ABUSE 1/20/1993 BOll PROFESSIONALS USE RITUAL ABUSE WARNING SIGNS RITZ GALLERY 4/14/1993 F034 GRADUATING SENIORS EXHIBIT ARTWORK (WENISCH) 9/22/1993 A155 RITZ GALLERY DISPLAYS 'SOUTH DAKOTA SKYSCAPES' 10/27/1993 A031 ALUMNI FAX EXHIBITION SET FOR HOBO WEEK 10/27/1993 A131 ART ALUMNI EXHIBITION RECEPTION TO BE HELD 11/03/1993 A131 RITZ GALLERY DISPLAYS FACULTY ART EXHIBIT 2/16/1994 A15I FLANDREAU ARTIST EXHIBITS COLLECTION AT RITZ GALLERY 3/16/1994 A031 RITZ GALLERY FOCUSES ON SOCIAL ISSUES

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RITZ GALLERY 3/16/199<» A155 EXHIBIT FEATURES SOCIAL ISSUES CSMITH) A/13/1994 A083 *COLUMNIST OFFENDED BY GALLERY EXHIBIT 4/20/1994 A082 RITZ GALLERY NOT NAMED FOR ITS ATMOSPHERE (L) 4/20/1994 A082 ART DEPARTMENT RECEIVES MINIMAL MONETARY SUPPORT (L) 4/27/1994 A073 ODENBACH KNOWS LITTLE ABOUT ART (L) 4/27/1994 A091 ODENBACH HAS RIGHT TO HIS OPINION (L) 4/27/1994 A201 RITZ GALLERY EXHIBITS STUDENTS' ARTWORK ROADS 9/29/1993 A095 ROADS AND BRIDGES AS MAIN CONCERNS RODEO 9/23/1992 GOBI RODEO TEAM WINS BIG IN RIVER FALLS (GARDNER) 9/30/1992 G025 RODEO TEAMS PLACE HIGH AT STAMPEDE (GARDNER) 3/31/1993 F033 *NICE GRAB 3/31/1993 F043 *TEAMS OPEN SPRING SEASON IN HURON (GARDNER) 3/31/1993 F051 X2 SENIORS ENTER SPRING WITH SHOES TO FILL (GARDNER) 4/14/1993 EOll SEASON ROLLING 4/21/1993 E041 TEAMS EACH WIN TWICE, CONTINUE TO LEAD (GARDNER) 4/28/1993 E012 TEAMS PREPARE TO HOST ANNUAL STAMPEDE (GARDNER) 4/28/1993 GOll 2 MISS RODEO WILL BE CROWNED 9/22/1993 A092 RODEO CLUBS FINISH 1ST 8 2ND IN WISCONSIN (GARDNER) 9/29/1993 A171 SECOND RODEO OF FALL MIRRORS FIRST (GARNDER) 10/06/1993 A031 SD RODEO FINALS 10/13/1993 A204 RODEO TEAMS SWITCH ROLES (BEUKELMAN) 4/20/1994 Alll PRICE CLAIMS TWO TITLES 4/27/1994 A041 MISS RODEO SDSU PAGEANT TAKES PLACE (DEMERS) 4/27/1994 A161 JACKRABBIT STAMPEDE BEGINS MAY 6 ROLL DONNA 3/17/1993 E012 *MARKS 4TH SDSU APPEARANCE (SCHUSTER) 3/24/1993 E021 KDONNA ROLLS ON DESPITE SPRING SNOWSTORM (WENISCH) ROLLER SKATING SEE SKATING ROMANS JOHN 9/29/1993 A041 NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS RECOGNIZE PROFESSORS (BIEBER) ROMANS KAY 9/29/1993 A032 *SD ART MUSEUM RECEIVES GRANT (HEALY) ROMEREIM RANDY 3/17/1993 A013 3 ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH BOMB THREAT (NELSON) ROOMMATES 10/21/1992 D012 XENCOURAGED TO TALK, WORK PROBLEMS OUT (VERRILL) 11/11/1992 B012 XPHONE BILLS CREATE PROBLEMS (WENISCH) 12/01/1993 A121 K'THREE'S COMPANY' ISN'T JUST FOR TV (CHAMLEY) 2/09/1994 A044 CONSIDER ROOMMATES CAREFULLY (NUSZ) ROSE CARLEEN 1/20/1993 E021 *ROSE COMES ALIVE FOR STATE-U WEEKEND (GARDNER) ROSE MADELEINE 12/08/1993 A045 MOON FOOD TASTE TEST (NUSZ) ROTARY CLUB 12/01/1993 A071 ROTARY CLUB SPONSORS HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE ROTC 9/09/1992 E012 XGOLDEN KNIGHTS DESCEND ON CAMPUS (WAXDAHL) 10/28/1992 EOll ROTC TO HOST DAKOTA BOWL 11/04/1992 B031 KARMY ROTC TEAM WINS DAKOTA BOWL (STANLEY) 11/11/1992 B033 TO SPONSOR MILITARY BALL (BEANER) 11/18/1992 B033 KAIR FORCE STUDENTS MARCH AT MEMORIAL (STANLEY) 11/18/1992 B031 ROTC CADETS WITNESS WASHINGTON VIGIL (STANLEY) 1/20/1993 Bdll AIR FORCiE ROTC CADETS OFFERED INCENTIVES 1/27/1993 EOll NOTRE DAME TOURNAMENT 2/10/1993 Bd24 ^TRAINING OFFERS LEADERSHIP, SKILLS (BEANER) 3/31/1993 Bdll NOLD NAMED NATIONAL PARLIAMENTARIAN 4/2171993 Fdll SPRING TRAINING EXERCISE TO BE HELD FOR ARMY ROTC 4/28/1993 Bdll WERKMEISTER RECEIVES 1993 ROTC AWARD 9/22/1993 Ad31 ROTC CONDUCTS TRAINING AT PALISADES ld/13/T993 Ad31 ARMY ROTC TO HOLD TURKEY SHOOT FRIDAY ld/2d/1993 Ad31 ARMY ROTC TO HOST RANGER CHALLENGE ld/27/1993 Adl2 XWINS DAKOTA BOWL RANGER CHALLENGE 11/03/1993 A041 AIR SOCIETY TO BE PART OF NATIONWIDE VIGIL 11/1071993 AdlB AIR FORCE ROTC PLANS VIGIL (RIPPE) 11/17/1993 A054 HOSTS FORMAL, MILITARY BALL (KECK) 11/17/1993 A083 PARTICIPATION IN HOLIDAY VIGIL (L) 12/01/1993 A032 ROTC TEAM FINISHES FIFTH IN BUFFALO BOWL (ERICKSON) 4/20/1994 A031 ARMY ROTC PROGRAMS TO HOLD TRAINING ROY LAKE 3/16/1994 A071 MELTING SNOW FILLS ROY LAKE ROYAL RIVER CASINO 1/27/1993 G031 FLANDREAU CASINO BARRED FROM PROFIT-SHARING ROYBAL DESI 11/18/1992 C012 JfROYBAL APPLIES TECHNICAL THEATER SKILLS (GUSTAD) RUGBY 9/23/1992 GOll RUGBY BEGINS 3/17/1993 G041 KCLUB ENTERS 2ND SEASON (NOEM) 3/24/1993 F0l2 CLUB GAINS VALUABLE EXPERIENCE (GARDNER) 4/14/1993 E034 KCLUB GETS HISTORICAL 1ST VICTORY (GARDNER) 4/21/1993 E051 CLUB COMPETES DESPITE SMALL ROSTER (GARDNER) 4/28/1993 E034 CLUB CLOSES OUT SEASON AT HUSKER MEET (GARDNER) 9/22/1993 AlOl XRUGBY CLUB OPENS SEASON 10/20/1993 A194 PLAYERS CHOSEN FOR SELECT-SIDE TEAM (GARDNER) 4/06/1994 A145 THIRD AT GREAT PLAINS TOURNAMENT 4/13/1994 A125 KGOES 3-0-1 IN WEEKEND SERIES 4/20/1994 Alll SDSU RUGBY WINS TWO RUHR CHUCK 11/11/1992 AOll RUHR TO SPEAK ON ADVERTISING RUNNING 10/28/1992 B025 KRUNNERS PLACE HIGH AT HOME (GLOVER) RURAL ACTION 11/17/1993 A031 SOCIOLOGIST TO SPEAK ABOUT FOOD SYSTEMS RURAL HEALTH 11/11/1992 BOll STUDENTS FILL MEDICAL ROLE RURAL WATER SYSTEM 9/29/1993 A071 FUNDS APPROVED FOR RURAL WATER SYSTEM

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RUSHMORE 1/20/1993 GOll BEER MIGHT GO TO RUSHMORE 9/08/1993 A071 RUSHMORE VISITATION AT NEAR RECORD HIGH 3/02/199^ A081 SENATE APPROVES RUSHMORE FUNDING RUSSIA 2/24/1993 E041 9eRUSSlAN VISIT EXPOSES TO DIFFERENCE (HANSEN) 11/10/1993 AO 3 2 SOVIET PROFESSOR SPEAKS OF HOMELAND CHAAN) SA-ADMINISTRATION 9/30/1992 A015 PROPOSED CLASS EVALUATION GUIDE (LUNDBORG) 10/28/1992 AO 15 SA OK'S FUNDING FOR CLUBS, TRIPS (LUNDBORG) 11/04/1992 A014 SA GIVES CHILD CARE SUBSIDY APPROVAL (LUNDBORG) 11/11/1992 B021 SA RELEASES TENTATIVE BYLAWS 11/11/1992 C013 ACCESSIBILITY, VISIBILITY INTACT FOLLOWING MOVE (L) 11/18/1992 A012 UPC BUDGET SCRUTINIZED, $13,000 NOT YET FUNDED 11/18/1992 FOll SA SHOULD STAY PUT (ED) 12/09/1992 A012 KSA CLAIMS LESS ACCESSIBILITY DUE TO MOVE (RUDICK) 12/09/1992 0011 STUDENT LEADERS DESERVE RECOGNITION (ED) 12/09/1992 0023 *CAMPUS COMMENTS 2/10/1993 A014 SENATE PASSES FEE INCREASES (STANLEY) 2/10/1993 coil STUDENT SENTIMENT SWAYS SENATE (ED) 3/17/1993 B012 RELINQUISH SEATS, RECALL ACHIEVEMENTS (NELSON) 3/17/1993 C021 FORMER PRESIDENT OFFERS ADVICE TO NEW ADMINISTRATION 3/31/1993 AO14 SA DEBATES STATION'S BYLAWS (SCHUSTER) 3/31/1993 C024 RADIO STATION NEGLECTS TO MENTION SA BYLAWS 9/08/1993 AOll BOARD OF DIRECTORS DISCUSSES HOUSING ISSUES (FENGER) 9/15/1993 AOll SUPPORTS PROPOSED MICKELSON MEMORIAL GROVE (KRIZ) 9/22/1993 A032 STUDENTS GAIN POLITICAL EXPERIENCE THROUGH SA (HAAN) 9/22/1993 A074 SA DEALS BIG BUCKS 10/13/1993 AO12 SA THREATENS TO WITHDRAW (ERICKSON) 10/13/1993 A014 SA PLANS PARTYING FORUM (RIPPE) 10/20/1993 AOll SA FORMALIZES BUDGETING PROCESS (KRIZ) 10/20/1993 A103 STUDENTS INVITED TO FORUM AND HALLOWEEN EVENTS 12/08/1993 AO 12 SUPPORT OF RECIPROCITY, APPROVE BUDGETS (HAAN) 2/02/1994 A094 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS OFFER VALUABLE EXPERIENCE 3/23/1994 A012 NOT TO PURSUE A REFERENDUM ON ZONING (ERICKSON) 4/13/1994 A085 STUDENT ASSOCIATION PAY RAISE QUESTIONED (L) 4/20/1994 A012 SA BLOCKS OFF MEDARY FOR SPRING FLING (HEALY) 4/27/1994 A081 PLANS AND PROGRESS REPORTED BY SA SA-BUDGET 11/11/1992 C024 AUDITOR DEEMS SA'S BOOKS CLEAN 11/18/1992 AO 12 UPC BUDGET SCRUTINIZED, $13,000 NOT YET FUNDED 12/09/1992 AO 14 PRESIDENT VOTES DOWN DSA REQUEST (LUNDBORG) 1/20/1993 A012 DEPT OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES* BUDGET REQUEST (FENGER) 1/20/1993 A012 TABLES DECISION ON DAY CARE PROPOSAL (KRIZ 8 NELSON) 1/27/1993 A012 DECISION ON STUDENT ACTIVITIES' ALLOCATION (FENGER) 2/03/1993 C013 STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION BANK RUNNING ON EMPTY 2/24/1993 A012 PROPOSALS MAY EASE BUDGET PROCESS (SCHUSTER) 10/27/1993 AOll THREE NEW BUDGETS RECEIVE RECOMMENDATIONS (KRIZ) 11/17/1993 AOll FAMILY DAY BUDGET CUT BY SA, THEATER APPROVED (KRIZ) 12/08/1993 A012 SUPPORT OF RECIPROCITY, APPROVE BUDGETS (HAAN) 1/19/1994 A082 BUDGET ALLOCATION PROCESS DEFENDED 4/13/1994 A016 BUDGETING ORDINANCE PASSED BY SA (ERICKSON) 4/27/1994 AOll SA RESCINDS ORDINANCE (HEALY) SA-ELECTIONS 2/17/1993 A012 2 SLATES ANNOUNCE PLANS TO RUN FOR... (SCHUSTER) 2/24/1993 AOll SENATE ELECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY 2/24/1993 C012 'CONCERNED STUDENTS' NAMES MISSING ON BALLOTS 2/24/1993 0011 KPETERSEN/HIGGINS AND STROSCHINE/STORY 2/24/1993 0021 kcamPus vote 3/03/1993 A014 BUDGETING PROCESS, PARKING DISCUSSED (STANLEY) 3/03/1993 C023 KCAMPUS COMMENTS--SA PRESIDENT 8 VICE PRESIDENT 3/17/1993 B012 VOTER TURNOUT POOR (KRIZ) 2/23/1994 A012 ^senatorial CANDIDATES PREPARED FOR FUTURE (RIPPE) 2/23/1994 A061 XCOLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE 2/23/1994 A061 JfCOLLEGE OF PHARMACY 2/23/1994 A071 ^COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 2/23/1994 A071 KCOLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES 2/23/1994 A072 xcolleGe of home economics 2/23/1994 A074 ^COLLEGE OF AG AND BIO 2/23/1994 AlOl IS IT SPRING YET? (ED) 3/02/1994 A091 3fWRITE-IN CANDIDATE OFFERS PLATFORM 3/16/1994 A012 VOTER TURNOUT FOR SA ELECTIONS LOW (RIPPE) SA-SENATE 9/23/1992 AO 12 SA ADDRESSES BOULEVARD PARKING PROBLEMS (LUNDBORG) 12/09/1992 O015 SENATORS' DUTIES VARIED, DETAILED 11/03/1993 A103 SENATE THANKED FOR OPPORTUNITY (L) 2/23/1994 A104 senator upset about uninformed senator (L) 3/02/1994 AOll SENATE HEARS FROM CITY RESIDENTS (ERICKSON) SA-YEARBOOK SEE JACKRABBIT YEARBK SABBATICAL LEAVE 12/09/1992 B021 INSTRUCTORS TAKE TIME OFF FOR INSTRUCTION (BEANER) SAFETY 11/18/1992 BOll SA SUPPORTS SEATBELT USE 11/18/1992 F024 SEAT BELTS: STRAPS SAVE STUDENTS 1/27/1993 G023 MICKELSON HOPES FOR SEAT BELT LAW 2/17/1993 G024 CLOSER TO HAVING SEAT BELT LAW

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SAFETY 4/20/199A A161 HIGH IN WORK-RELATED DEATHS SAGER MICHAEL 9/30/1992 D02A JfMIRACLE OF LIFE ASTOUNDS AND AMAZES ll/OA/1992 DD2A ^SOCIETY, CHRISTIANS DEFINITIONS DIFFER 12/09/1992 D013 ^HOLIDAYS LONELY FOR SOME 2/10/1993 C024 KHOMELESSNESS: A REALITY IN BROOKINGS 3/17/1993 C013 *ENGAGED COUPLES SPEND LITTLE TIME PREPARING FOR... A/21/1993 D021 KCOLUMNIST PONDERS 'WHAT IF* QUESTIONS SA6M0RE BEN A/13/199A A012 KBUSTED! SAILOR BRIAN 1/19/199A A071 KBURRRR! SALARIES ll/OA/1992 AOll STATE SALARY POLICY BOOSTS SPENDING ON UNIVERSITIES 2/17/1993 G02A COMMITTEE VOTES TO RAISE LEGISLATIVE PAY 2/02/199AA071 STATE OFFICIALS, GROUP TO STUDY LOW WAGES 2/02/199A A08I SCIENCES NEED HUMANITIES (ED) 2/09/199A A065 WAGE INCREASE FOR STATE EMPLOYEES SALES TAX 10/07/1992 D0I4 SALES TAX BLAMED FOR HIGHER MEAL COSTS (L) ll/OA/1992 B012 CITY COMMISSION TO DISCUSS FOOD TAX HIKE (WENISCH) 11/11/1992 H025 USD MEAL PLAN TAX MONEY FALLS BETWEEN CRACKS 12/02/1992 B012 COMMISSION ABANDONS FOOD TAX INCREASE (FENGER) 2/23/199A A091 PLAN TO CUT STATE PROPERTY TAXES SANDNESS LINDA 2/03/1993 DOll *ADDRESSING SPECIAL NEEDS BENEFICIAL (KORKOW) SANDO NILA 11/10/1993 A061 SIOUX FALLS COUPLE RETURNS PET TO WILD SATANISM 2/10/1993 BOAl WORKSHOP OFFERS INSIGHT INTO RITUALS (WAXDAHL) 2/17/1993 C016 SATANISM SCAPEGOAT FOR BEHAVIOR CD SATELLITES 2/09/199A A031 SCIENTIFIC SEMINAR SCHEDULED FOR SDSU SATRANG JILL 9/15/1993 A051 CAR ACCIDENTS CLAIM THE LIVES OF 3 STUDENTS (ERICKSO SAXENA VISHAL 9/08/1993 AHA KSTUDENT EXPERIENCES IRAQI INVASION OF KUWAIT 9/22/1993 A071 KMOSCOW PROVIDES INTERESTING EXPERIENCES 10/06/1993 AHA KYELTSIN CONTINUES TO HANG ON TO POWER 10/20/1993 AHA XCLINTON FACES NEO-VIETNAM TROUBLE IN SOMALIA 11/03/1993 A103 KPOEM DESCRIBES PAST POLITICAL YEAR 11/17/1993 A093 *NUMBER OF GUNS NEEDS TO BE REDUCED 12/08/1993 AHl KUS NOT THREATENED BY MEXICO 1/26/199A A083 *RHYMING ADVICE OFFERED FOR NEW YEAR 3/23/199A A073 *TV-WATCHING MUMBLES ONE'S JUMBLES SAXOPHONE 3/23/199A A05A DISNEY BAND SELECTS SDSU SAXOPHONIST (PARKER) SAYLER GREG 1/27/1993 E021 *SAYLER BACK AT HEAVYWEIGHT THIS YEAR (NOEM) SCHERR NICOLE 9/09/1992 DOll *HELPFUL INFORMATION FOR SURVIVING COLLEGE YEARS 9/16/1992 F031 KFINALIST FOR NCAA WOMAN OF YEAR (GLOVER) 9/23/1992 DOll KGOLFER QUESTIONS RELAXATION, ENJOYMENT OF GAME H/OA/1992 EOIA KCITY GIRL GAINS EXPERIENCE WITH FARM LIFE, COMBINES 1/27/1993 EOH TO BE HONORED SCHLIEBEL TIFFINI 3/03/1993 F021 *'KEEPS BUSY' ON AND OFF TRACK (BEUKELMAN) SCHMEICHEL DON 3/23/199A Al^l KSDSU'S ATHLETE FOR ALL SEASONS (BEUKELMAN) SCHMIDT KEVIN H/10/1993 A03I SDSU PHOTOGRAPHER FINALIST IN CONTEST SCHOENFELDER LASKA 1/20/1993 Gd31 SCHOENFELDER TO HEAD PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION SCHOLARSHIPS lO/lA/1992 B021 PEACE SCHOLARSHIP FROM WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION (RUDICK) 10/21/1992 BOH GIFTS HELPS SDSU STUDENTS 1/20/1993 G035 REGENTS INTRODUCE NEW SCHOLARSHIP 9/22/1993 A031 CHEMISTRY STUDENT AWARDED FULL TUITION 9/22/1993 AdSl DEPARTMENTS RECEIVE DONATIONS (PENNEY) 11/10/1993 Ad31 STUDENTS AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS 12/01/1993 Ad3l PHI UPSILON OMICRON TO HOST AUCTION 12/08/1993 Ad31 ANIMAL SCIENCE MAJOR AWARDED 1/19/1994 AOll SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED FOR STUDY ABROAD (OMOTH) 2/09/1994 Ad31 SOCIAL WORK OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS 2/16/1994 A121 WADE KNUTSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND (WALTMAN) 3/16/1994 Ad31 ALPHA DELTA KAPPA OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS 4/06/1994 AOll COUNCIL AFFIRMING ROLE EQUALITY (CARE) IS ACCEPTING 4/06/1994 A03I SCHOLARSHIPS FORMED FOR NATIVE AMERICANS SCHOLTEN LISA 2/03/1993 B034 *SCHOLTEN RESEARCHES CORN STARCH USES (NUSZ) SCHOOL AID 1/19/1994 A073 SCHOOL AID QUESTION RAISED AT LEGISLATIVE SESSION 3/23/1994 AHl TO STUDY STATE SCHOOL SUPPORT 3/23/1994 AH3 GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL FUNDING PLAN LAID TO REST 4/13/1994 A061 LAWSUIT CHALLENGES EDUCATION FUNDING SCHOOLS 10/13/1993 A093 MORE SMALL SCHOOLS CONSIDERING CONSOLIDATION 2/09/1994 A062 MORE WEAPONS SHOWING UP IN SCHOOLS SCHOOLS HOME 9/22/1993 A192 HOME-SCHOOLED CHILDREN SCORE HIGHER ON TESTS SCHOOLS PRIVATE 9/08/1993 A091 ACCREDITATION DIFFICULT FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS SCHOOLS-BR 9/08/1993 A072 KLAST DAY OF FREEDOM 10/20/1993 A072 *G0 'CATS! SCHOOLS-GA 10/27/1993 A201 GARRETSON PARENTS LABEL HALLOWEEN SYMBOLS SCHOOLS-HU 2/17/1993 GOH HURON SCHOOL BOARD DESPERATE FOR FUNDS SCHOOLS-RC 4/21/1993 G0I2 RC SCHOOLS PROVOKES FEDERAL INVESTIGATION, POLICY 10/20/1993 A071 STUDENTS EXPELLED FOR HAVING WEAPONS 10/27/1993 A182 CASES REPORTED IN RAPID CITY SCHOOLS 11/03/1993 A075 TO HOLD CLASSES YEAR-ROUND 11/10/1993 A075 SCHOOL NAME RAISES CONTROVERSY SCHOOLS-SD 10/28/1992 GOH SCHOOLS GET GRADED

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SCHOOLS-SD ll/OA/1992 C021 SCHOOLS RECEIVE REPORT CARDS 3/17/1993 C013 KGUNS AND BOOKS DO NOT MIX 3/24/1993 C0l3 ^STATE'S PROPERTY TAX PROTEST COMES TOO LATE 11/03/1993 AQ81 REPORT CARDS SHOW STANDARDS OF STATE'S SCHOOLS 2/02/1994 A075 BILL LETS SCHOOLS KNOW ABOUT SUBSTANCE USAGE SCHOOLS-SF 10/21/1992 F034 SF CONSIDERS YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL 10/13/1993 A075 BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD AREN'T MAKING THE GRADE 10/13/1993 AlOl GEEKS BANNED (ED) SCHOTT MARGE 12/09/1992 D013 KBASEBALL MANAGER UNDER FIRE, NATIVE AMERICANS... SCHULTE TREVOR 3/16/1994 A181 KSCHULTE STARTS SEASON WHERE HE LEFT OFF (HOVE) SCHUMACHER TOM 12/02/1992 BOll SCHUMACHER DIRECTS SOIL, WATER CONSERVATION SCHUSTER VICKI 9/16/1992 D014 *COLLEGE SURVIVAL HINTS OFFERED 9/30/1992 EOll ^CONVENIENCE STORE CLERK MEETS MANY DIFFERENT TYPES 10/14/1992 D013 CONVENIENCE STORE COLUMN DEEMED INSENSITIVE (L) 10/28/1992 D021 ^HAPPINESS, HAIR COLOR SECRETS GIVEN 12/02/1992 D023 KNEW BARBIE DOLL INTRODUCED; VILLAGE PEOPLE TOURING 1/20/1993 coil KCOLUMNIST QUALIFIES FOR FINAL ROUND IN SWEEPSTAKES 2/17/1993 Don K'LESS IS MORE' COMMON AMONG SEVERAL MEMORABLE MEN 3/03/1993 DOll KCOLORFUL CARS REVEAL VARIED PERSONALITIES 3/24/1993 DOll KSPRING BREAK TURNS OUT TO BE LESS THAN EXOTIC 4/14/1993 DOll KSWM SEEKS FEMALS COMPANION TO SHARE ESTATE SCHWAB ELEANOR 2/10/1993 BOll SCHWAB TO SPEAK ABOUT WOMEN, CONSTITUTION 2/17/1993 B021 RECOGNITION OF WOMEN INCREASE STEADILY (FENGER) SCIENCE 3/03/1993 Aoii Education proposal gets funding from board SCIENCE FICTION 2/03/1993 B031 KOUT-OF-THE-ORDINARY LITERATURE POPULAR (HANSEN) SCOBEY HALL 9/29/1993 A064 KMAINTENANCE AT SDSU 2/02/1994 A012 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT RELOCATED TO SCOBEY (HOEKMAN) SCULPTURE 9/29/1993 A072 KBEST OF SHOW SD 11/03/1993 A091 URGES EAST, WEST RIVER TO COOPERATE SO STATE UNIV SEE SDSU SDSU 10/28/1992 E023 KCAMPUS DIFFERENT FROM BURNS' DAYS (BEANER) 2/10/1993 C013 KSDSU MAY BE CROWDED, THE WORLD IS NOT 9/08/1993 A072 SHOWS HIGHEST RETURN RATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITI 10/27/1993 AOll WORK FOR EXPANDED RELATIONS (CONNORS) 1/19/1994 A081 WELCOME BACK! (ED) 2/09/1994 A074 STUDENT LISTS TOP NINE COMPLAINTS OF SDSU (L) 2/23/1994 A045 STUDENTS CREDIT FOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION (KECK) SDSU FOUNDATION 1/27/1993 B012 KUNIVERSITY'S LIVLIHOOD BOOSTED BY ALUMNUS' (BEANER) SEAT BELTS 1/27/1993 G023 MICKELSON HOPES FOR SEAT BELT LAW 2/17/1993 G024 CLOSER TO HAVING SEAT BELT LAW 3/03/1993 G015 SEAT BELT BILL CRASHES IN SENATE COMMITTEE 2/02/1994 A065 STATE SENATE PASSES SEATBELT LEGISLATION 3/02/1994 A081 SEAT BELT INCENTIVE PROGRAM PASSED 3/02/1994 A085 GOVERNOR SIGNS SEAT BELT BILL 3/16/1994 A075 LAW FAVORED BY SOUTH DAKOTANS SEBERT MARK 2/03/1993 E012 KFCC GRANTS PERMISSION TO BEGIN (MEYERS) 1/19/1994 A012 KFROM RUN-AROUND TO ROAR (CONNORS) SECURITY 10/14/1992 A012 CAMPUS SECURITY TIGHTENS (STAEBNER) SEHR DOUG 4/06/1994 A121 KSEHR'S HOT HITTING LEADS JACKS (HOVE) SELF-CONFIDENCE 9/30/1992 B021 TEST SHOWS STUDENTS UNSURE OF THEIR SKILLS (RUDICK) SELF-LOVE 11/17/1993 A084 SELF-LOVE DOESN'T SOLVE LONELINESS (L) SELIM ALI 3/03/1993 BOll PROFESSORS SERVE AT MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE 11/10/1993 A031 PROFESSOR RECEIVES DISTINGUISHED HONOR 3/16/1994 A032 COMMUNITY BRINGS RAMADAN TO A CLOSE (FENGER) SEMAR JOHN 4/27/1994 A141 KSEMAR BOOSTS JACKS' STARTING ROTATION (HOVE) SENATE SEE ACADEMIC SENATE, SA-SENATE SENIOR DAY 9/16/1992 BOll SENIOR DAY SET FOR SEPTEMBER 19 SEWRY CHARLES 2/17/1993 C021 KPAST HISTORY PROFESSOR CHALLENGED STUDENTS'... SEX CRIMES 2/10/1993 G031 VICTIM SEEKS TO EXTEND STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS 3/24/1993 GOll MINISTER'S FAMILY IMPLICATED IN SEXUAL ABUSE CASE 4/27/1994 A181 AN ACT OF VIOLENCE (CHAMLEY) SEX DIFFERENCES 9/15/1993 A081 KDIFFERENCES IN CLEANLINESS BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN 10/27/1993 Alll K'WOMEN' SHOULD BE CHANGED TO 'WOMYN' 2/02/1994 AlOl KACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS (NELSON) SEX DISCRIMINATION SEE ALSO DISCRIMINATION, SEXUAL HARASSMENT SEX EDUCATION 4/21/1993 F033 KSAFE SEX INCLUDES USE OF CONTRACEPTIVES (STAEBNER) 9/29/1993 A104 SEX EDUCATION SHOULD TEACH ABSTINENCE (L) SEXUAL ASSAULTS 10/13/1993 A035 EXAMINES SEXUAL ASSAULT AND RAPE (NUSZ) SEXUAL HARASSMENT 1/20/1993 eon KSTUDENTS AGREE, HARD TO PIN DOWN (VERRILL) 1/20/1993 C013 COURT SYSTEM STRUGGLES TO DEFINE HARASSMENT (KORKOW) 3/31/1993 B024 SEXUAL HARASSMENT NEVER APPROPRIATE (STANLEY) 10/27/1993 A131 SEXUAL HARASSMENT EXPLORED IN PLAY n/lO/1993 An2 KVIGNETTES EXPLORE SEXUAL HARASSMENT (BARBER) SEXUALITY 9/16/1992 C021 HUMAN SEXUALITY HAS BECOME A MINEFIELD 4/13/1994 AlOl KCOLUMNIST DECIDES TO SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT SF 11/03/1993 A075 SIOUX FALLS HOUSING CRUNCH 11/17/1993 A062 INCREASED GRIME RATE LINKED TO CITY'S GROWTH SF CENTER 9/22/1993 A031 HILDERBRAND NAMED DIRECTOR IN SIOUX FALLS

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SHALALA DONNA 12/08/1993 A103 HEALTH CARE PLAN WOULD BENEFIT COLLEGE STUDENTS (L) SHARP 10/27/1993 A016 SHARP ADVOCATES RESPONSIBLE DRINKING CHEALY) SHAW SUSAN A/06/199A A08A EDUCATION GAINED FROM ALL EXPERIENCES SHEELEY GARY 2/16/199A AOAl SHEELEY NAMED TO NATIONAL MEDIA TITLE (MANGOLD) SHEEP 9/30/1992 BOAl POLISH PROFESSOR STUDIES SHEEP PRODUCTION (HAAN) 2/24/1993 A014 SHEEP-UNIT OFFERS HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE (FENGER) 3/03/1993 C024 *SHEEP RESEARCH FACILITY BIG NEWS IN SD SHOPPING CHAMBER RELEASES SURVEY TO RESEARCH BUYING PATTERNS 11/10/1993 A083 KSMART SHOPPING IS LUCK OF THE DRAW SHORTER MONTY 1/19/1994 A012 KFROM RUN-AROUND TO ROAR (CONNORS) SHOT PUT CHANGES IN SHOT PUT, STARTS WINNING (GARDNER) SHUCK MARCELLA 9/30/1992 N012 ^CERAMICS INSTRUCTOR CONTINUES 21-YEAR CUSTOM (KRIZ) SIBLINGS A121 SIBLINGS' BIRTH ORDERS AFFECT PERSONALITIES (NELSON) SIERRA CLUB 3/03/1993 A012 TO ACTIVELY PURSUE PRESERVATION (STANLEY) SIGMA PHI EPSILON 3/16/1994 A051 FRATERNITY WORKS TOWARD CHAPTER BEGINNINGS (DEMERS) SIGN LANGUAGE 9/09/1992 BOll SIGN LANGUAGE CLASSES 12/09/1992 BOll CLASSES TO BE OFFERED IN JANUARY SIMONSON PAULETTE 3/31/1993 F051 *2 SENIORS ENTER SPRING WITH SHOES TO FILL (GARDNER) SIMPSON JEFF 1/20/1993 E041 KFISHING SLOW IN AREA LAKES; OFFER ALTERNATIVES 4/28/1993 E031 KCOLUMNIST EXPLAINS FLIES TO USE IN 'THESE PARTS' 10/27/1993 A241 *MAGGIE—MAN'S BEST FRIEND 3/02/1994 A131 ^COLUMNIST SPENDS TIME IN HUNTER'S TROPHY ROOM SIMPSON JOHN 11/18/1992 E041 KBUCKS IN RUT ARE EASY TARGETS (SIMPSON) SIMPSON JOHN & JEF 9/30/1992 E012 5fTWINS SHARE MORE THAN SAME GENES (VERRILL) SIOUX FALLS SEE SF SITTING BULL 10/27/1993 A094 ^SITTING BULL MEMORIAL OFFERS STARK LESSON SKIING 3/02/1994 A142 ^SKIERS RETURN WITH SATISFACTION (SMITH) SKILES JEREMY 4/06/1994 A141 *WET N WILD SKIN CARE 1/20/1993 B043 ^FREEZING WIND CHILLS DANGEROUS TO SKIN (STAEBNER) SKYFORCE 1/27/1993 F012 *DANCER STEPS ONTO SKYLINE TEAM (SCHUSTER) SLANG 2/02/1994 AlOl SAY WHAT? (CHAMLEY) SLATER RONDA 11/11/1992 D012 KPLAYWRIGHT REUNITES WITH DAUGHTER (SCHUSTER) SLEDDING 1/20/1993 G012 ^LETTING IT SLIDE SLEEP 2/17/1993 P012 REGULAR SLEEP PATTERNS NEEDED FOR ENERGY (VERRRILL) 9/29/1993 A121 KKEYS TO ZZZ'S SHOULD INCLUDE ROUTINES (WAXDAHL) 9/29/1993 A123 WORRIES, JOBS CAUSE SOME TO LOSE SLEEP (HOEKMAN) SLYTER LOWELL 2/24/1993 A014 SHEEP-UNIT OFFERS HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE (FENGER) SMAR MICHAEL 12/02/1992 BOll SMAR AWARDED NIH GRANT SMITH BARBARA 9/29/1993 A093 VIEWS ON PROPOSED HEALTH PLAN 10/20/1993 A083 HEALTH SECRETARY URGES HOSPITALS, COMMUNITIES SMITH BETTY 2/16/1994 A044 SMITH RECOGNIZED AS EMPLOYEE OF THE WEEK (DEMERS) SMITH HOWARD 10/06/1993 A171 KPROF CONFRONTS PROBLEMS DURING FLOODING (RIPPE) SMITH KRIS 2/23/1994 A045 STUDENTS CREDIT FOR QUALITY OF EDUCATION (KECK) SMITH MICHAEL 3/17/1993 E021 REALIZES ARTISTIC DREAM (SMITH) SMITH TROY 2/03/1993 F025 ^FADING AWAY SMOKING 9/23/1992 DOll LENDING SMOKING LEADS TO CLEANER AIR (VERRILL) 9/23/1992 D014 KPERSONAL MOTIVATION: A MUST TO QUIT (VERRILL) 9/30/1992 D023 KCAMPUS COMMENTS--MICKELSON'S BAN ON SMOKING 10/14/1992 D023 ^SMOKERS' RIGHTS SHOULD REMIAN INTACT 10/21/1992 A012 *EXECUTIVE ORDER FORCES SMOKERS OUTSIDE (FENGER) 11/04/1992 BOll BAN INCLUDES VEHICLES 11/18/1992 AOll GOVERNOR'S SMOKING BAN HAS SOME STUDENTS FUMING 11/18/1992 F035 'MINORITY' SMOKERS TREATED UNFAIRLY (L) 11/18/1992 GOll STUDENTS BURNED ABOUT SMOKING 12/02/1992 F023 ^STAYING 'KOOL' 12/09/1992 A012 GOVERNOR BLAMED FOR SMOKING BAN (FENGER) 1/20/1993 G012 LEGISLATURE LOOKS AT STAMPING OUT SMOKING 1/27/1993 AOll STUDENT GOVERNMENT MAY DETERMINE SMOKING ISSUE 1/27/1993 G015 BILL TO REVERSE SMOKING BAN INTRODUCED 2/03/1993 G012 FIRST ROUND AGAINST REGENTS OVER UNION RIGHTS 2/10/1993 B021 STUDENT GOVERNMENTS MAY DECIDE POLICIES (FENGER) 2/17/1993 C023 KCAMPUS COMMENTS--SMOKING POLICY 3/24/1993 G012 VETOES AWAY STUDENT CONTROL ON UNION SMOKING 2/02/1994 A031 BECOME FREE FROM SMOKING AT CLINIC SNOW KEVIN 10/28/1992 C024 HOUSING GODS HOLD HOPEFUL RENTORS' FATE 3/24/1993 C024 FORMER SENATOR ELECTED FEDERATION VICE PRESIDENT SOCCER 9/23/1992 G012 *CLUB OVERCOMES ADVERSITY (GARDNER) 9/30/1992 G035 KCLUB ASSUMES FIRST PLACE (GARDNER) 10/14/1992 HOll SOCCER CLUB LOSES ONE 10/21/1992 GOll SOCCER CLUB WINS 10/21/1992 G024 *SATURDAY SOCCER 10/28/1992 BOll SOCCER EDGED AT DORDT 10/06/1993 A072 *SC0RE! SOCIAL SERVICES 11/10/1993 A065 ATM'S, DEBIT CARDS USED IN WELFARE 12/01/1993 A091 CHANGES SOUGHT IN STATE WELFARE SYSTEM SOCIOLOGY 10/13/1993 Alll MEN, WOLVES SNARL FOR STATUS IN GROUPS SODERBERG BRAD 4/21/1993 A012 ANNOUNCES NEW BASKETBALL, WRESTLING COAHES (GARDNER) 4/21/1993 E012 KSODERBERG BRINGS ENTHUSIAM (GARDNER)

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SODERBERG BRAD A/21/1993 E015 RECRUITING IS INITIAL CONCERN OF NEW COACH (GARDNER) 11/17/1993 A17A MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM BEGINS NEW ERA (HOVE) SOFTBALL 9/23/1992 G031 FALL SOFTBALL UNDERWAY (GLOVER) 9/30/1992 GOIA SOFTBALL TEAM DROPS A PAIR (VANDERWAL) lO/lA/1992 H023 TEAM WINS BOTH GAMES OF HOME DOUBLEHEADER (GLOVER) 2/10/1993 Foil TEAM GETS VOTES 2/17/1993 EOll SOFTBALL ENTERTAINMENT 3/17/1993 GOAA TEAM LOOKS TO FINISH ABOVE .500 (GARDNER) 3/2A/1993 F033 KBACK INDOORS 3/2A/1993 FOAA *T0 LEAD 1993 SOFTBALL TEAM (BEUKELMAN) 3/31/1993 F012 TEAM WINS 3 (BEUKELMAN) 3/31/1993 F021 *SDSU MOST PROLIFIC PITCHING CAREER (BEUKELMAN) 9/l'i/1993 E025 TEAM SPLITS PAIR OF DOUBLEHEADERS (VANDERWAL) 9/21/1993 E033 *TEAM UPSETS TOP-RANKED VIKINGS (VANDERWAL) 9/28/1993 E039 TEAM SPLITS DOUBLEHEADER (BEUKELMAN) 9/08/1993 A239 SOFTBALL TEAM BEGINS FALL WORKOUTS (BEUKELMAN) 9/22/1993 A113 KTEAM TAKES THREE IN SIOUX CITY (BEUKELMAN) 9/29/1993 A165 SDSU SWEEPS TWO FROM SOUTHWEST STATE (BEUKELMAN) 10/06/1993 A192 *TAKIN' TWO 10/06/1993 A216 STATE SOFTBALL TEAM DROPS TWO TO AUGIE 12/08/1993 A032 *IN FROM THE SNOW 3/16/1999 A201 ROUGH GOING DOWN SOUTH (BEUKELMAN) 9/06/1999 A131 TEAM TAKES TWO OF SIX GAMES (BEUKELMAN) 9/13/1999 A191 FASTPITCH TEAM EXPERIENCES GROWING PAINS (HOVE) 9/20/1999 A191 FASTPITCH TEAM SWEEPS USD (HOVE) 9/27/1999 A151 KFASTPITCH TEAM SWEPT BY MANKATO (HOVE) SOIL 12/02/1992 F021 LAND FARMS CLEAN SOIL DAMAGED BY FOSSIL FUELS SOMALIA 12/09/1992 D013 KUNITED STATES ASSUMES UNCLE SANTA ROLE 10/20/1993 A119 KCLINTON FACES NEO-VIETNAM TROUBLE IN SOMALIA SORENSEN MARK 10/13/1993 A132 KPSYCHIC ENTERTAINS, STIRS UP CONTROVERSY (ARNOLD) SORORITIES SEE ALSO NAMES OF SORORITIES 10/06/1993 AOA-i SORORITY PLANS CHAPTER FOR STATE (HAAN) SOUTH DAKOTA SEE SD SOYBEAN 12/01/1993 A059 PROFESSOR RECEIVES RESEARCH GRANT (HAAN) SPACE ALLOCATION 9/22/1993 AOll ENGLISH DEPARTMENT'S LOCATION UNDECIDED (FENGER) SPECKMANN ELWOOD 10/20/1993 A061 ^LECTURES PUT '...NUTRITION IN PERSPECTIVE (ROLLINS) SPEECH 10/07/1992 B033 SPEECH TEAM WINS SEASON OPENER 10/19/1992 F012 SPEECH TEAM COMPETES AT WINONA STATE 10/21/1992 B025 SPEECH TEAM PLACES SEVENTH IN TOURNAMENT 11/18/1992 B021 JOUST APPEALS TO YOUNG SPEAKERS (RUDICK) 11/10/1993 A051 ANNUAL JACKRABBIT JOUST SPEECH TOURNAMENT (ROLLINS) SPENCER BRETT 9/13/1999 A062 *PUTTIN' OUT THE FLAMES SPENCER MARY 9/21/1993 BOll FACULTY RECITAL FEATURES MUSIC OF BEETHOVEN, CHOPIN 9/13/1999 A155 *SPENCER PRESENTS FACULTY RECITAL (JIANG) SPENNER SCOTTY 2/02/1999 A151 SCOTTY SPENNER BRINGS HIS BLUES TO SOUTH DAKOTA SPORTS SEE ALSO ATHLETES, ATHLETICS, NAMES OF SPORTS 9/09/1992 F012 KKEVIN IMPECOVEN--INQUIRE WITHIN... (GARDNER) 11/09/1992 G012 KSDSU SPORTS OCCUPY MIND, EVEN AT CONCERT (GARDNER) 9/28/1993 E012 KTO GET SENTIMENTAL FOR LAST ISSUE 9/22/1993 A063 COVERAGE OF SPORTS CRITICIZED (L) 9/22/1993 A161 KTWO AMERICAN LOVE AFFAIRS (MCENTEE) 10/27/1993 A239 STATE, WNAX SIGN NEW CONTRACT 11/10/1993 A151 *READ A SPORTS BOOK (WALTMAN) 2/09/1999 Alll KWHAT NEXT, MJ? (HOVE) 9/06/1999 Alll KCOLUMNIST GIVES HIS DEFINITION OF SPORT 9/13/1999 Alll *A MONTH FOR ALL SPORTS (HOVE) 9/27/1999 A131 5(1993-99: A YEAR IN REVIEW (HOVE) SPORTS SPECTATORS 2/23/1999 A131 5(WHAT A DIFFERENCE 150 MILES MAKES (HOVE) SPORTSMEN'S SHOW 3/29/1993 F031 5(SI0UX EMPIRE SHOW ON TAP THIS WEEKEND (SIMPSON) SPRING 9/13/1999 A093 5(CAMPUS COMMENTS--FAVORITE SPRINGTIME ACTIVITY SPRING BREAK 3/03/1993 B021 STUDENTS PLAN TREKS ACROSS US (STAEBNER) 3/03/1993 C021 seSPRING BREAK OFFERS TIME FOR REFLECTION 3/29/1993 DOll 5(SPRING BREAK TURNS OUT TO BE LESS THAN EXOTIC 9/19/1993 B031 5(SPRING BREAKERS EXTEND HELPING HANDS (HOEKMAN) 2/02/1999 A091 PLAN NOW FOR SPRING BREAK (OMOTH) 3/02/1999 A073 5CCAMPUS COMMENTS--DOING FOR SPRING BREAK 3/16/1999 A035 SPENT SPRING BREAK HELPING OTHERS (CONNORS) SPRING FLING 3/29/1993 E012 9(R0CKIN' AROUND AT SPRING FLING (WAXDAHL) 9/21/1993 B012 5(TRIP SHAKESPEARE TURNS ON THE 'VOLT'AGE (MEYERS) 9/28/1993 A012 5(ALTERNATIVE BANDS, GREAT WEATHER CONTRIBUTE (MEYER) 9/20/1999 A012 SA BLOCKS OFF MEDARY FOR SPRING FLING (HEALY) 9/20/1999 A071 SPRING FLING CLEAN-UP SPONSORED 9/20/1999 A172 5EFEATURES LOCAL AND REGIONAL BANDS (BRADBURY) SQUIRRELS 11/18/1992 G0l3 56HEY, WHO ARE YOU? 12/01/1993 A072 5CA LITTLE SQUIRRELY SRIRAM SAI 10/19/1992 B021 PEACE SCHOLARSHIP FROM WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION (RUDICK) ST PATRICK'S DAY 3/17/1993 FOll A WEE BIT 0' HISTORY (NELSON) 3/17/1993 F013 PUB PARADE PLANNED FOR PATTY'S DAY PARTY (NELSON)

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STAMPS 2/17/1993 BOIl SDSU SPONSORS JUNIOR DUCK STAMP CONTEST STARKE TAMMY 10/28/1992 F0I2 *GOSPEL GROUP SPREADS THE WORD (HANSEN) STATE AID TO EDUC 11/17/1993 A065 SET TO INCREASE SUBSTANTIALLY STATE EMPLOYEES ll/OA/1992 C0I2 UNIVERSITY TURNOVER RATES DOWN 2/09/199A A065 WAGE INCREASE FOR STATE EMPLOYEES STATE PENITENTIARY 9/08/1993 A072 NEW WARDEN TO BE HIRED SOON AT SD STATE PENITENTIARY 11/10/1993 A062 WARDEN ORDERS LOCKDOWN (GALE) 11/17/1993 A071 PLOT TO KILL INMATES BEHIND RIOT ATTEMPT STEEL JOHN 10/20/1993 A041 XDISTINGUISHED NATIVE AMERICAN SPEAKERS (CONNORS) STEELE TIM 2/17/1993 F012 ^ARTWORKS DISPLAYED REGIONALLY, NATIONALLY (SMITH) STEFFENSMEIER SHAN 12/01/1993 A121 KMOTHER, DAUGHTER GIVE NEW MEANING TO LABEL (NELSON) STINE BRAD 1/27/1993 F021 kCOMEDY CURES BOREDOM OF STUDIES, CLASSES (SCHMIDT) 2/03/1993 E021 KCOMEDY COMBATS MONDAY BLUES STOFFERAHN KEN A/20/199A A152 DEMOCRATS CALL FOR PHONE RECORD INVESTIGATION STORMS SARAH 10/07/1992 G021 KSTORMS RAGES IN DULUTH (GARDNER) STORY PAT 2/24/1993 DOIl KPETERSEN/HIGGINS AND STROSCHINE/STORY STORYTELLING 9/16/1992 E021 NATIVE AMERICAN STORYTELLER VISITS SDSU (GUSTAD) 9/23/1992 A012 *NATIVE AMERICAN STORYTELLER SHARES CULTURE (KORKOW) 9/23/1992 F031 STORYTELLER WEAVES HER SPELL (WAXDAHL) 9/30/1992 F012 KSTORYTELLER CAPTURES LISTENERS* ATTENTION (KRIZ) 12/01/1993 A103 STORYTELLING WORKS AS A TEACHING TOOL STOVER RON 3/23/1994 A084 INCREASING CLASS SIZES CAUSES GRADE INFLATION STRATTON RANDY 9/23/1992 BOll CAMPAIGN MANAGERS SPEAK STRESS 3/24/1993 B031 OVERCOMING STRESS (STAEBNER) 2/16/1994 A041 CAMPUS SUPPORT GROUPS HELP RELIEVE STRESS (LOCHRIDGE STROSCHINE JAMEY 2/24/1993 DOII KPETERSEN/HIGGINS AND STROSCHINE/STORY STROUP TINA 10/27/1993 A182 ^STUDYING HARD STUART JOSEPH 11/11/1992 B021 KSTUART FOCUSES ON SD ARTISTS (STAEBNER) STUDENT ACTIVITIES 12/08/1993 A132 KJOB BEHIND THE SCENES STUDENT AFFAIRS 2/16/1994 A012 NEW DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS MOVES IN (FENGER) STUDENT AID SEE ALSO FINANCIAL AID 12/09/1992 B033 ^FINANCIAL WORRIES FOR STUDENTS SQUELCHED (HAAN) 3/16/1994 A072 GOVERNMENT INVESTIGATION OF EAC QUESTIONED 4/06/1994 A09S EAC RATING REMAINS HIGH 4/20/1994 A152 BEGINS EAC INVESTIGATION STUDENT CODE 11/17/1993 A091 STUDENT CODE REVISION VIOLATES RIGHT STUDENT EMPLOYEES 2/09/1994 A031 STUDENT EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH CHOSEN STUDENT EXCHANGE 10/07/1992 EOll 9CBENEFITS FROM EXPERIENCING DIFFERENT CAMPUS (KURTZ) 10/07/1992 EOll PROGRAM PROVIDES OPPORTUNITY TO EXCHANGE (KURTZ) STUDENT FEDERATION 10/21/1992 A012 SA SENDS SCATE TO FEDERATION (LUNDBORG) 11/11/1992 AOll FEDERATION PRESIDENT RESIGNS 3/24/1993 C024 FORMER SENATOR ELECTED FEDERATION VICE PRESIDENT 10/13/1993 A012 SA THREATENS TO WITHDRAW (ERICKSON) 2/09/1994 A073 FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION QUESTIONED (L) STUDENT FEES SEE ALSO TUITION, ACTIVITY FEES 12/02/1992 C013 KSDSU'S OWN FORM OF COERCION; STUDENT FEES 2/10/1993 coil STUDENT SENTIMENT SWAYS SENATE (ED) 2/10/1993 C023 KCAMPUS COMMENTS--STUDENT FEES 12/08/1993 A113 FEES DIVIDED IN BUDGETING PROCESS 2/16/1994 A015 FEE INCREASE EXAMINED (ERICKSON) 2/16/1994 A063 SENATOR UPSET ABOUT FEE INCREASES (L) 3/23/1994 A083 *CAMPUS C0MMENTS--1NCREASE IN STUDENT FEES 3/23/1994 AlOl SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN STUDENT FEES STUDENT ORGANIZATI 4/28/1993 F046 AWARDS GIVEN FOR EXCELLENCE (NUSZ) STUDENT SENATE SEE SA-SENATE STUDENT TEACHERS 11/18/1992 B024 9fSTUDENT TEACHERS GAIN EXPERIENCE (BEANER) STUDENT UNION 9/09/1992 A012 STUDENT UNION REMODELING COMPLETE (HAAN) 10/21/1992 B033 KOFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE FOR ORGANIZATIONS (NUSZ) 10/21/1992 C024 STUDENT UNION OWNER SOUGHT 11/18/1992 F031 'SUMT* STRIKES OUT (L) 12/09/1992 A012 *SA CLAIMS LESS ACCESSIBILITY DUE TO MOVE (RUDICK) 9/22/1993 A036 ROOFING PROJECT UNDERWAY (MICHELS) 2/09/1994 A075 DJ QUESTIONS KSDJ NOT BEING ON-AIR IN UNION (L) STUDENTS SEE ALSO NON-TRADITIONALS 9/09/1992 C013 COLUMNIST OFFERS TIPS ON LEARNING, LIFE 9/09/1992 Ddll KHELPFUL INFORMATION FOR SURVIVING COLLEGE YEARS 9/16/1992 D014 ^COLLEGE SURVIVAL HINTS OFFERED 9/30/1992 B021 TEST SHOWS STUDENTS UNSURE OF THEIR SKILLS (RUDICK) 12/02/1992 B041 RETURN TO SCHOOL TO ENHANCE CAREER... (RUDICK) 12/09/1992 G031 *EVERYTHING I EVER NEEDED TO KNOW I... (SCHERR) 9/15/1993 A014 STUDENTS ENHANCE COMMUNITY (MICHELS) 9/I5/I993 A041 TRIP TO DENVER TO SEE POPE JOHN PAUL II (BIEBER) 10/13/1993 A103 STUDENTS NEED TO EARN RESPECT (L) 2/09/1994 A055 STUDENTS TAKE LEGISLATIVE ACTION (HEALY) STUDENTS COLLEGE 3/03/1993 con BEWARE OF THE GRADUATING/NONGRADUATING DILEMMA (ED) 4/28/1993 B012 *BILLS CREATE PROBLEM AT YEAR'S END (HAAN) 4/28/1993 C013 kSOON-TO-BE GRADUATE REFLECTS ON LIFE, FUTURE 4/28/1993 con EDITORS REFLECT ON YEAR'S EVENTS (ED)

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STUDENTS COLLEGE 3/02/199A A091 BINGE DRINKING WIDESPREAD AMONG STUDENTS (KLEINJAN) STUDENTS EXCHANGE 11/17/1993 A0A3 STUDENT EXPERIENCES CULTURE IN KOREA CKECK) STUDENTS FOREIGN SEE FOREIGN STUDENTS STUDENTS HG SCH 10/20/1993 A031 HS SENIORS, JUNIORS TO ATTEND TGIF 1/26/199A A031 HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS INVITED TO CAMPUS STUDENTS' ASSOCIAT SEE SA STUDY ABROAD ll/OA/1992 BOll STUDENTS CAN STUDY ABROAD STYLE SHOW SEE FASHION SUBLIMINAL MESSAGE A/20/199A A091 SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES AFFECT US ALL (CHAMLEY) SUICIDE ll/OA/1992 AOll STUDENT RELEASED FOLLOWING ATTEMPTED SUICIDE SUMMER A/27/1994 A083 KCAMPUS COMMENTS--SUMMER PLANS SUMMER JOB 4/06/1994 A013 FALSE ADVERTISING MISLEADS STUDENTS (RIPPE) 4/13/1994 AlOl *CAN HELP STUDENTS IN SUMMER JOB HUNT (CHAMLEY) SUPPORT GROUP 2/16/1994 A041 CAMPUS SUPPORT GROUPS HELP RELIEVE STRESS CLOCHRIDGE SUPREME COURT-SD 9/23/1992 CO 15 SHOULD HAVE FEMALE JUSTICE--JUDGE 10/21/1992 F021 JUSTICES LET ILLEGAL VOTE STAND 12/08/1993 A094 TO SETTLE SLOT MACHINE DISPUTE 4/20/1994 A163 SF SCHOOL DISTRICT ORDERED TO PAY SUTTON JEROME 4/20/1994 A031 SDSU GRADUATE EXCELLS ON THE JOB SUTTON KELLIE 10/28/1992 E012 ^YEARBOOK EDITORS CATCH-UP FOR PUBLICATION (NUSZ) SWANGO MICHAEL 12/09/1992 coil MEDICAL STUDENT'S PAST CAUSES UPROAR 2/17/1993 G021 SWANGO DISMISSAL SUSTAINED BY USD REVIEW COMMITTEE SWANSON APRIL 11/18/1992 E044 KNEW SCHOOL RECORD HIGHLIGHTS ROAD TRIP (VANDERWAL) 10/27/1993 A221 KSWANSON SUCCEEDS ON VOLLEYBALL COURT (BEUKELMAN) SWEDLUND HARRIET 2/02/1994 A032 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS DIRECTOR NAMED (MANGOLD) SWEEPSTAKES 1/20/1993 coil KCOLUMNIST QUALIFIES FOR FINAL ROUND IN SWEEPSTAKES SWIDEN LADELL 12/08/1993 A031 SWIDEN ELECTED TO NAMTAC BOARD 4/27/1994 A031 SWIDEN RESIGNS AS ACTING EERC DIRECTOR SWIMMING 10/28/1992 BOll SWIMMING STARTS 11/04/1992 6012 KSWIMMERS LOSE TWO IN SEASON OPENER (WIDMAN) 11/18/1992 E036 SWIMMERS TO HOST WEEKEND MEETS (WIDMAN) 12/09/1992 F034 MEN'S, WOMEN'S TEAMS DROP DUAL (WIDMAN) 1/20/1993 E043 SWIMMERS/DIVERS WIN 2 DUALS (WIDMAN) 2/03/1993 F055 1ST PLACE FINISHES HIGHLIGHT DUAL (WIDMAN) 2/10/1993 F012 WOMEN SWIMMERS AND DIVERS IN LAST DUAL (WIDMAN) 2/17/1993 E015 SWIMMERS PREPARE FOR NCC MEET (WIDMAN) 2/24/1993 F051 OLSON BREAKS 6 RECORDS AT CONFERENCE MEET (GARDNER) 2/24/1993 F051 SWIMMERS SET NEW STANDARDS (NOEM) 11/03/1993 A196 OPEN DUAL SEASON FRIDAY AT UND (WALTMAN) 11/10/1993 A176 SWIM TEAM OPENS AGAINST UND 12/01/1993 A194 KBREAKIN' WATER 12/01/1993 A201 SWIM TEAMS HOST (WALTMAN) 12/08/1993 A051 WERKMEISTER EXCELS IN, OUT OF WATER (ERICKSON) 12/08/1993 A194 WOMEN'S SWIM TEAM WINS 1/19/1994 A145 SWIM TEAMS DROP MEETS TO COYOTES 1/26/1994 A121 SWIMMERS DOMINATE AT BUENA VISTA (RICE) 2/02/1994 A123 KSWIM TEAMS SPLIT WITH MANKATO STATE (RICE) 2/09/1994 A135 SWIM TEAMS GET SMOKED IN THE WATER (RICE) 2/16/1994 A135 TEAMS PREPARE FOR NCC CHAMPIONSHIPS (RICE) 2/23/1994 A151 END SEASON AT NCC CHAMPIONSHIPS (RICE) SYMPHONY CIVIC 3/03/1993 E012 KPIANIST VISITS BROOKINGS (SMITH) 3/17/1993 EOll SYMPHONY/SINGERS CONCERT SYMPHONY-SD 11/18/1992 coil MARIMBA PLAYER 10/06/1993 A131 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OPENS SEASON 2/02/1994 A151 DAKOTA WIND QUINTET TO PERFORM IN SIOUX FALLS 3/02/1994 A141 SDSO HOLDS YOUNG ARTIST COMPETITION OF 1994 3/16/1994 A131 SD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA HIRED NEW DIRECTOR TACO BELL 10/13/1993 A091 TO MOVE INTO WAL-MART SNACK BAR (KING) TAE KWON DO 11/18/1992 EOll INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT 12/02/1992 G041 KCLUB ENJOYS SPORT, ART OF TAE KWON DO (RUDICK) 3/24/1993 Foil TAE KWON DO TOURNEY 3/31/1993 F012 KKICKIN' COMPETITION 9/29/1993 A131 KTIM RUST AND JEFF KREITEL (GARDNER) 10/20/1993 A053 CLUBS PUT KICK IN COLLEGE LIVES (BEIBER) 2/02/1994 A032 KOUCH! TAFARKi MOSES 1/19/1994 A082 KPOTENTIALS FOR FRESHMEN AND FRUIT COMPARED 3/02/1994 A063 KSOCIETY CORRUPTS IN SEARCH FOR PERFECTION 4/06/1994 A083 KCOLUMNIST TELLS FATHER OF AMERICAN LIFE-STYLES TAFOYA TERRY 9/16/1992 E021 NATIVE AMERICAN STORYTELLER VISITS SDSU (GUSTAD) 9/23/1992 A012 KNATIVE AMERICAN STORYTELLER SHARES CULTURE (KORKOW) TAHA RAMZI 3/03/1993 BOll PROFESSORS SERVE AT MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE TANNING 4/14/1993 B012 KPOPULAR PASTIME DESPITE HEALTH WARNINGS (NUSZ) TATTOOING 10/20/1993 A121 KTATTOOING STRIVES TO BECOME AN ART FORM (NELSON) 10/20/1993 A124 MUSTANG TATTOO HAS MEANING TO STUDENT (WAXDAHL) TAXATION-BR 9/16/1992 AOll POSSIBLE FOOD TAX INCREASE 12/02/1992 B012 COMMISSION ABANDONS FOOD TAX INCREASE (FENGER) TAXATION-SD SEE ALSO PROPERTY TAX, INCOME TAX, SALES TAX, ETC. 9/30/1992 D014 VOTE YES ON INITIATIVE THREE (L)

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TAXATION-SD 3/17/1993 F022 SIN-TAX REVENUE ON THE DECLINE 12/01/1993 A09

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THEFTS 3/24/1993 AOll MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO THEFT 4/28/1993 AOll MAN SENTENCED TO 6 YEARS FOR CHANGE MACHINE THEFT THELEN LYNDE 3/02/1994 AI2I KFAMILY TIES BRING THELEN TO SDSU (HOVE) 4/20/1994 Alll THELEN WINS HEPTATHLON THEOBALD PAUL 3/16/1994 A104 TEACHING NEEDS MORE CONVERSATION THOMAS JASON 12/01/1993 A121 ^'THREE'S COMPANY" ISN'T JUST FOR TV (CHAMLEY) THOMAS KRISTI 3/03/1993 E031 KFORENSICS HELPS IMPROVE COMMUNICATION (MEYERS) THOMPSON CHAR 12/02/1992 G055 XTOUCH FOUL THOMSEN JODI 11/17/1993 A062 KOUCH! THORSON JIM 3/17/1993 A012 SEARCH FOR NEW BASKETBALL COACH UNDERWAY (GARDNER) 3/17/1993 G0I2 KTHORSON'S FATE REFLECTS PLIGHT OF MANY (GARDNER) THORSON TOM 9/09/1992 E0I2 SDSU ALUMNUS DISPLAYS PAINTINGS (GUSTAD) TIDEMANN GAIL 9/15/1993 A03I TIDEMANN CHOSEN AS NEW ACTING DEAN TIMMERMANN ADAM 11/03/1993 AI91 K'GRADES OUT' ON TOP (BEUKELMAN) TOFFLEMIRE TELFORD 9/16/1992 GO 14 TWO CONVICTED FOR ILLEGAL DUMPING TOMLINSON ROBERT 2/16/1994 Adl2 NEW DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS MOVES IN (FENGER) T0NSA6ER DALLAS 4/21/1993 G021 TONSAGER GETS FARMERS HOME POST TOPLE HEATH 10/21/1992 F012 XBIG TIME TELEVISION (GARDNER) 2/24/1993 E012 *TOPLE CONSIDERS ENTERING MAYORAL RACE (FENGER) TORISEVA JERIANNE 4/06/1994 A032 XSDSU WOMEN COMPETE FOR PAGEANT TITLES (CONNORS) TORNADO 4/27/1994 A121 SPEECH TEAM FACES TORNADO ON KENTUCKY TRIP (CONNORS) TORRENCE JACKIE 9/23/1992 F031 STORYTELLER WEAVES HER SPELL (WAXDAHL) 9/30/1992 F012 ^STORYTELLER CAPTURES LISTENERS' ATTENTION (KRIZ) TOURISM-BH 9/29/1993 A071 TOURISM CORRIDOR TO BLACK HILLS STUDIED TOURISM-SD 10/21/1992 Foil SD HYPED 2/10/1993 G034 GOVERNOR SEEKS TO SPREAD NON-GAMBLING TOURISM 3/31/1993 G025 SENIOR CITIZENS MIGHT STAY HOME, OFFICIALS FEAR TRACK TEAM SEE ALSO CROSS COUNTRY I/20/I993 E031 TWO QUALIFY FOR NATIONALS (GARDNER) 1/27/1993 E031 TRACK TEAMS AIM FOR NCC TITLES (VANDERWAL) 2/03/1993 F012 KBAUM CLAIMS TWO EVENTS, SETS NEW RECORD (VANDERWAL) 2/10/1993 F051 FIVE WIN EVENTS AT BISON OPEN (VANDERWAL) 2/17/1993 E045 QUALIFY FOR NATIONALS, BREAK RECORDS (VANDERWAL) 2/24/1993 F041 TUNE UP IN ST CLOUD FOR CONFERENCE MEET (VANDERWAL) 3/03/1993 F021 *'KEEPS BUSY' ON AND OFF TRACK (BEUKELMAN) 3/03/1993 F044 3CW0MEN CLAIM 2ND AT INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP (VANDERWAL) 3/17/1993 G012 2 HIGH JUMPERS EARN ALL-AMERICAN HONORS (VANDERWAL) 3/24/1993 F024 ROSTER PREPARES FOR OUTDOOR TRACK SEASON (HOVE) 4/14/1993 E012 TO HOST MEET HERE TUESDAY (HOVE) 4/14/1993 E021 *DECATHLETE IN CONTENTION FOR TITLE (BEUKELMAN) 4/21/1993 EOll ATHLETES PLACE IN TRACK 4/28/1993 E024 INCOMPLETE TEAM COMPETES AT DAKOTA RELAYS (HOVE) 9/15/1993 A181 *TRACK STAR THRIVES ON COMPETITION, LIFE (GARDNER) 1/19/1994 A131 INDOOR TRACK OPENS THIS WEEKEND (GUETTER) 1/26/1994 A131 KMASON EXCELS AT USD OPEN (GUETTER) 1/26/1994 A134 OPEN SEASON WITH IMPRESSIVE DOME SHOWING (PARKER) 2/02/1994 A121 TRACK TEAMS IMPRESS AT ISU INVITATIONAL (PARKER) 2/09/1994 A125 TRACK TEAMS COMPETE AT ST. CLOUD STATE (PARKER) 2/16/1994 A121 WADE KNUTSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND (WALTMAN) 2/23/1994 A154 PREPARE FOR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (BEUKELMAN) 3/02/1994 A112 WOMEN'S TRACK TEAM SECOND (RICE) 3/02/1994 A121 56FAM1LY TIES BRING THELEN TO SDSU (HOVE) 3/16/1994 A172 SIX ALL-AMERICANS AT NATIONAL MEET (RICE) 3/23/1994 A135 WADE KNUTSON MEMORIAL DECATHLON/HEPTATHLON (GUETTER) 4/06/1994 A112 TRACK TEAMS SHINE IN SEASON OPENER (GUETTER) 4/13/1994 A112 COMPETE AT LiA. OLSON INVITE (GUETTER) 4/13/1994 A121 ^CARIBBEAN CONNECTION REAPS REWARDS (BEUKELMAN) 4/20/1994 Alll THELEN WINS HEPTATHLON 4/20/1994 A112 *TRACK TEAMS SHINE IN JACKRABBIT INVITE (GUETTER) 4/27/1994 A134 TRACKSTERS FARE WELL AT UND (GUETTER) TRASH SEE REFUSE S REF DISP TRAVEL 11/18/1992 DOll RISKY TRAVEL 11/10/1993 A094 ^TRAVELING ABROAD BRINGS MANY CHALLENGES 12/08/1993 A125 SURVIVAL TIPS GIVEN FOR HOLIDAY TRAVEL TREES 4/14/1993 B034 WAGNER SPARES AGED TREES FROM DESTRUCTION (FENGER) 4/14/1993 C013 KTREES PROVIDE CAMPUS WITH IMPORTANT SDSU HISTORY TREIB PHIL 4/21/1993 D024 3CCAMPUS BOMB THREATS ARE NO JOKE TRESEMAN SARA 10/14/1992 B034 XSING ALONG TRIBAL ARTS 12/08/1993 A131 TRIBAL ART DISPLAYED 3/02/1994 A141 CELEBRATE THE SPIRIT OF TRIBAL ARTS '94 4/13/1994 A036 TRIBAL ART ON DISPLAY IN SD ART MUSEUM (ROLLINS) TRIBAL COLLEGES 4/21/1993 G025 TRIBAL COLLEGS SEEK LAND-GRANT STATUS FROM CONGRESS 9/29/1993 A072 TRIBAL COLLEGES FOR FEDERAL FUNDS 10/27/1993 AOll WORK FOR EXPANDED RELATIONS (CONNORS) TRIEB PHIL 9/09/1992 C013 COLUMNIST OFFERS TIPS ON LEARNING, LIFE 9/16/1992 C021 HUMAN SEXUALITY HAS BECOME A MINEFIELD 9/23/1992 E013 *CULTURAL CRUCIFICATION NO CURE FOR RACISM 10/07/1992 D013 KDEFENDING COLUMBUS

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TRIEB PHIL 10/21/1992 C013 *VIDEO LOTTERY BEAST KILLING S DAKOTANS 10/21/1992 COIA COLLEGIAN PREACHES "HATE AND INTOLERANCE' (1) 10/21/1992 C015 COLUMNIST DISPUTES 'WHITE-SUPREMACIST' LABEL (L) ll/OA/1992 D02

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UNIVERSITY PROGRAM lO/lA/1992 C02A *ENCOUNTERS WITH FAMOUS PEOPLE MAKE... (SCHUSTER) 10/21/1992 EG12 ATTENDS ACTIVITY PROGRAMMING CONVENTION (HANSEN) 11/18/1992 AG12 UPC BUDGET SCRUTINIZED, $13,GGG NOT YET FUNDED 11/18/1992 CG23 NO LAUGHING MATTER (HANSEN) 12/G9/1992 BG31 UPC MAKES CHANGES (KRIZ) 1/27/1993 FG25 UPC PLAYS GAMES IN FEBRUARY (SMITH) 2/G3/1993 EG21 *COMEDY COMBATS MONDAY BLUES 2/G3/1993 EGAl *GAME MATCHES RESTLESS HEARTS (SCHMIDT) 2/1G/1993 AG12 UPC SLATES RESTLESS HEART FOR MARCH 26 (HOEKMAN) 2/1G/1993 EG

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VETERANS DAY 11/03/1993 AOAl AIR SOCIETY TO BE PART OF NATIONWIDE VIGIL 11/10/1993 A015 AIR FORCE ROTC PLANS VIGIL (RIPPE) 11/17/1993 A0I3 XIN HONOR AND HOPE VICE PRESIDENT ADM 3/03/1993 BOll SEARCH CONTINUES FOR VICE PRESIDENT POSITION VICTIMS 3/03/1993 AOll YOUNG TO LECTURE ON RIGHTS 3/I7/I993 B023 ABUSE SPEAKER LECTURES ON VIOLENT CRIME (HAAN) 9/29/1993 A081 SHELTER RECEIVES GRANT FOR VICTIM ASSISTANCE VIDEOS 10/14/1992 FOIA FUN FLICKS TURN STUDENTS INTO STARS (WERSINGER) VIEWPOINTS 10/21/1992 C014 COLLEGIAN PREACHES 'HATE AND INTOLERANCE' (L) 10/28/1992 C014 VIEWPOINTS PAGES DISPLAY OPINIONS (L) 11/04/1992 D015 COLLEGIAN COVERS EVENTS> ISSUES UNPROFESSIONALLY (L) 11/04/1992 D016 COLLEGIAN OFFERS VARIED VIEWPOINTS (L) 11/11/1992 C015 COLLEGIAN OFFERS ALTERNATE VIEWS (L) 11/18/1992 F033 LETTER WRITERS NEED TO BE SOLUTION, NOT PROBLEM (L) 4/21/1993 D013 WRITER SAYS MANY HOLD ETHNOCENTRIC VIEWPOINTS (L) VIG ALLAN 9/15/1993 A051 CAR ACCIDENTS CLAIM THE LIVES OF 3 STUDENTS (ERICKSO VIG CHEYENNE 9/16/1992 DOll KMORE THAN JUST BEAUTY (KURTZ) VIGNETTES 11/10/1993 A112 XVIGNETTES EXPLORE SEXUAL HARASSMENT (BARBER) 4/13/1994 A031 VIGNETTES TO BE PERFORMED- 4/20/1994 A091 VIGNETTES DEAL WITH SENSITIVE ISSUE (FULTZ) 4/27/1994 A202 XVIGNETTES--"OPENING DOORS" VINATIERI ADAM 9/23/1992 G021 KKICKER BOOTS RECORD FIELD GOAL (OSTER) VIOLENCE 10/14/1992 G012 SENATORS, CANDIDATE TAKE BACK THE NIGHT 12/01/1993 A034 NEW CLASS FOCUSES ON VIOLENCE 2/09/1994 A062 MORE WEAPONS SHOWING UP IN SCHOOLS 4/06/1994 A091 BIG CITY VIOLENCE COMES TO STATE VISITATION 10/28/1992 A012 VISITATION POLICY BECOMES AN ISSUE AGAIN (STAEBNER) 10/28/1992 coil '90S STUDENTS READY FOR 24-HOUR VISITS (ED) 11/18/1992 F013 XVISITATION RESTRICTIONS ARE SPEED BUMPS 4/14/1993 A012 24-HOUR VISITATION ON SA FRONT BURNER (SCHUSTER) 4/28/1993 A015 NEW VISITATION POLICY REMAINS POSSIBILITY (SCHUSTER) 9/08/1993 A032 GRANTS UPPERCLASSMEN 24-HOUR VISITATION (MICHELS) VOLESKY RON 10/13/1993 A071 LEGISLATOR PLANS TAX EASEMENT VOLLEYBALL 9/09/1992 F021 XTEAM WINS TWO OF FOUR IN INVITATIONAL (OSTER) 9/23/1992 G031 TEAM REACHES SEMIFINALS (VANDERWAL) 10/07/1992 G021 XSTORMS RAGES IN DULUTH (GARDNER) 10/07/1992 G024 VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS TOURNEY (VANDERWAL) 10/14/1992 H041 XTEAM FINDS HOME NOT SO SWEET (VANDERWAL) 10/21/1992 G031 TEAM PICKS UP 1ST CONFERENCE WIN (VANDERWAL) 10/28/1992 B021 XADOLFSON SEEKS LEADERSHIP ROLE (OSTER) 10/28/1992 B031 XTEAM REMAINS WINLESS AT HOME (VANDERWAL) 11/04/1992 G044 HOSTING BURGER KING CLASSIC (VANDERWAL) 11/11/1992 E041 XTEAM WINS TWO OF THREE (VANDERWAL) 11/18/1992 E044 xNEW SCHOOL RECORD HIGHLIGHTS ROAD TRIP (VANDERWAL) 12/02/1992 GOll VOLLEYBALL HONORS 12/02/1992 G036 TEAM LOSES LAST MATCH (VANDERWAL) 1/27/1993 EOll VOLLEYBALL COACH SOUGHT 3/03/1993 E021 OOZEBALL SIGN-UP BEGINS MARCH 24 (HANSEN) 3/24/1993 A012 XCOUNCIL HOSTS ANNUAL VOLLEYBALL EVENT (FENGER) 9/08/1993 A051 KOPPORTUNITY KNOWS 9/08/1993 A245 BYRNE OPENS NEW ERA AT SDSU (GARDNER) 9/08/1993 A241 VOLLEYBALL TEAM FINISHES FIFTH AT UNO (GARDNER) 9/15/1993 A154 VOLLEYBALL TEAM 4-0 IN UNK TOURNEY (BEUKELMAN) 9/15/1993 A161 KFORMER GOPHER PRODUCES FOR 'RABBITS (BEUKELMAN) 9/22/1993 A095 VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS 2 OF 4--AUGIE INVITE (WALTMANN) 9/22/1993 AlOl XDOLD ASSISTS WAY IN MVP SHOWING (HOVE) 9/29/1993 A031 VOLLEYBALL CLUB BEGINS ON CAMPUS 9/29/1993 A132 XJACKS WIN 2, LOSE 1; MORNINGSIDE USD NEXT (WALTMAN) 10/06/1993 A192 VOLLEYBALL TEAM SWEEPS TWO (WALTMAN) 10/13/1993 A172 kTEAM SPLITS TWO UP NORTH (BEUKELMAN) 10/20/1993 A171 XGIVE ME A DIG AND A KILL TO GO 10/20/1993 A174 *TEAM DROPS TWO IN CONFERENCE PLAY (PARKER) 10/27/1993 A214 XSTATE BEATS AUGIE IN FIVE (PARKER) 10/27/1993 A221 XSWANSON SUCCEEDS ON VOLLEYBALL COURT (BEUKELMAN) 11/03/1993 A184 KWINS FOUR IN BURGER KING INVITATIONAL (BEUKELMAN) 11/10/1993 A165 VOLLEYBALL TEAM DROPS TWO IN NCC 11/17/1993 A185 TEAM LOSES TO ST. CLOUD IN FOUR (PARKER) 4/27/1994 A161 TEAM COMPETES IN SPRING TOURNEYS VOLUNTEERS 10/07/1992 B021 ELDERS, STUDENTS VOLUNTEER SERVICES (WENISCH) 10/28/1992 E012 VOLUNTEERS OFFER SERVICES (RUDICK) 11/11/1992 C014 COORDINATORS THANK VOLUNTEERS (L) 4/28/1993 B021 YOUNG, OLD ENCOURAGED TO VOLUNTEER (STAEBNER) VOTERS 9/09/1992 C024 XCOLUMNIST URGES READERS TO VOTE 9/16/1992 GOll FAIR INSPIRES MANY TO VOTE 9/23/1992 C025 SD RANKS HIGH IN VOTING 9/23/1992 C023 VOTER REGISTRATION NEEDLESSLY DIFFICULT 10/14/1992 BOll DEADLINE NEARS TO REGISTER 10/14/1992 coil VOTER INFORMATION

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VOTERS 10/21/1992 BOll STUDENTS REGISTER TO VOTE ll/GA/1992 C02<» VOTER REGISTRATION REACHES NEW PEAK 2/2A/1993 NOll MOTOR-VOTER SENT TO HOUSE 3/03/1993 GOll HOUSE TO LOOK AT 'MOTOR-VOTER' BILL 2/23/199A A091 FEDERAL VOTER REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS WACIPI SEE POWWOW WAGES 2/02/199<» A071 STATE OFFICIALS, GROUP TO STUDY LOW WAGES WAGNER KEITH 10/21/1992 E031 *MEDIEVAL CLUB RECREATES MIDDLE AGES CKRIZ) WAGNER PHIL 3/02/199A A131 *COLUMNIST SPENDS TIME IN HUNTER'S TROPHY ROOM WAGNER ROBERT A/lA/1993 B034 WAGNER SPARES AGED TREES FROM DESTRUCTION (FENGER) WAL-MART 10/13/1993 A091 TO MOVE INTO WAL-MART SNACK BAR (KlNG) WALDNER GAIL 9/16/1992 DOll *MORE THAN JUST BEAUTY (KURTZ) WALTON ALAN 10/27/1993 Alll X'DORIGEN'S WORLD' WALTON WALLY 3/2A/1993 GOll MINISTER'S FAMILY IMPLICATED IN SEXUAL ABUSE CASE WAND JIM 9/09/1992 E044 WAND RETURNS FOR TWO SHOWS (HALDER) 9/23/1992 F012 KWAND SELLS OUT FOUR YEARS IN A ROW (HANSEN) 9/30/1992 D015 HYPNOTIST'S REMARK NOT ACCURATE (L) 9/15/1993 A096 JIM WAND MESMERIZES (SMITH) 9/22/1993 A142 9CSTUDENTS ENTRANCED BY WAND (SMITH) WARNING SYSTEM 10/06/1993 A031 COUNTY WARNING TESTS TO RUN FOR THREE MONTHS WATER POLO STORM KEEPS STUDENTS ON CAMPUS (HAAN) 1/19/1994 A012 SDSU FREEZES OVER AND OUT (LOCHRIDGE) 1/19/1994 A051 XA BRISK WALK 1/19/1994 A071 XBURRRR! 1/26/1994 A016 DANGEROUS TEMPERATURES CANCEL CLASS (HEALY) 1/26/1994 A093 KCAMPUS COMMENTS--UNIVERSITY CANCELLING CLASSES 1/26/1994 AlOl KGETTING A GRIP ON WINTER'S GRASP (CHAMLEY) 2/09/1994 A032 KBREATH-TAKING TEMPERATURES 2/16/1994 Ad73 xcaMpus comments--cold weather 4/06/1994 A092 KSHOVELIN' THE WALK WEATHER-SD 2/02/1994 AlOl THOUGHTS ABOUT THE COLD WEATHER WEATHER-SF 9/08/1993 A071 RECORD RAIN TOtALS FOR SIOUX FALLS AREA WEBER DAVE 10/27/1993 A212 KFLAG FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS WECOTA ANNEX 10/13/1993 A121 JfANNEX OFFERS 'NON-TRADS' ALTERNATIVE (WAXDAHL) WEDDINGS 10/21/1992 DOll KBRIDE, GROOM MARRY AT MILE 19 (SCHERR) 1/20/1993 G031 COUPLE MARRY IN STATE CAPITOL BUILDING 1/27/1993 D012 KCOUPLE'S RUN INTO REALITY WHILE PLANNING (VERRILL) WEEKENDS 11/11/1992 B031 K'SUITCASE KIDS* HOME OVER WEEKENDS (KARUNAKARREDDY) WEIGHT CONTROL 1/20/1993 B012 DIETS TOP NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION POPULARITY (STANLEY) 4/28/1993 BO 23 DIET SEASON APPROACHES, BUSINESSES BUSY (HOEKMAN) WEISHAAR SETH 3/31/1993 F051 K2 SENIORS ENTER SPRING WITH SHOES TO FILL (GARDNER) WELLNESS CENTER 1/26/1994 AO 12 REGENTS APPROVE WELLNESS CENTER (FENGER) 1/26/1994 A012 CURING HEALTH SERVICE'S BAD REPUTATION (ERlCKSON) 3/23/1994 A132 xWELLNESS CENTER NEARS FUNDING GOALS (HOVE) 4/06/1994 A012 STUDENT VOTE ON WELLNESS CENTER SET (ERICKSON) WELLNESS FAIR 2/24/1993 EOll ANNUAL WELLNESS FAIR PLANNED FOR THIS WEEK 2/16/1994 A032 WELLNESS FAIR SET FOR THURSDAY (CONNORS) WENNINGER MIKE 3/24/1993 F033 XBACK INDOORS WENTLER CASEY 10/21/1992 G024 ^SATURDAY SOCCER WERKMEISTER SCOTT 4/28/1993 BOll WERKMEISTER RECEIVES 1993 ROTC AWARD 12/08/1993 A051 WERKMEISTER EXCELS IN, OUT OF WATER (ERICKSON) WEST DAVE 11/03/1993 A132 *CAVORTS PROGRAM SHOWCASES TALENTS (WEIKERT)

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WEST DONNA 10/27/1993 AG65 JfTO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION ON THEIR FLOATS WESTBY ANN 10/21/1992 G021 KHEALTHY HOMETOWN GIRL EXCELS (HOVE) 10/28/1992 B012 KWESTBY WINS CONFERENCE PREVIEW (GLOVER) 11/11/1992 E02A KJOHNSON, WESTBY FINISH 1, 2 IN CONFERENCE (GLOVER) 12/02/1992 G02^ WESTBY, JOHNSON REPEAT AS ALL-AMERlCANS (GARDNER) 12/01/1993 A181 XWESTBY MAY BE NATION'S TOP (GARDNER) WETLANDS 10/21/1992 B012 KPROTECTING SD WETLANDS TOPIC OF FORUM (HAAN) WETRICH MONICA 1/19/199A A183 WETRICH AND IVERS PERFORM AT RECITAL (ARNOLD) WETTLAUFER TRAVIS 9/30/1992 G021 *WETTLAUFER RACES TO 2ND STRAIGHT TITLE (GLOVER) 9/29/1993 A132 *WETTLAUFER, HANSEN SECOND, THIRD AT INVITE (PARKER) WHITE EAGLE 4/27/199A AOll KNATIVE AMERICAN OPERA STAR COMES HOME (FENGER) WHITE HOWARD 10/07/1992 B012 *PHARM D DEGREE TO BOOST PROGRAM (FENGER) WIDOWERS 1/19/1994 A061 LOCAL MEN START SUPPORT GROUP FOR WIDOWERS (MANGOLD) WIELAND PAUL 9/09/1992 AOll SDSU EMPLOYEE PLEADS GUILTY 10/07/1992 AOll FORMER EMPLOYEE TO SERVE PRISON, JAIL TERMS WILCOTT STEPHANIE 12/02/1992 B021 KTHE SEASON TO BE SICK, FEVERISH (HAAN) WILDLIFE 11/11/1992 H021 ORGANIC WASTE MAY BE USED TO HELP WILDLIFE A/l'i/1993 B021 ENDANGERED, AT-RISK SPECIES STUDIED (BEANER) 9/29/1993 A15

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WRESTLING 2/17/1993 E041 *WRESTLERS WHIP AUGUSTANA, TIE MANKATG (BEUKELMAN) 2/17/1993 E041 TEAM TO OMAHA FOR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CBEUKELMAN) 2/2A/1993 F012 PANKRATZ REPEATS AS NCC CHAMPION (BEUKELMAN) 3/03/1993 F033 SDSU HOST NCAA DIVISION II TOURNEY (BEUKELMAN) 3/17/1993 A012 *VICTORY HUG 3/17/1993 F031 *PINS TOP HONORS AT NATL TOURNAMENT (BEUKELMAN) 3/17/1993 G013 *AIRBORNE DURING HIS THIRD PLACE MATCH 3/17/1993 G021 *LOEFFLER GOES OUT ON TOP (BEUKELMAN) <1/21/1993 A012 ANNOUNCES NEW BASKETBALL, WRESTLING COAHES (GARDNER) 4/21/1993 Eon AWARDS CHOSEN 4/28/1993 E051 COACH BRINGS WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE (GARDNER) 10/27/1993 A214 TEAM RELOADS FOR UPCOMING SEASON (GARDNER) 10/27/1993 A234 *ALUMNI DEFEAT STATE WRESTLERS (GARDNER) 11/03/1993 A181 ^WITHOUT WARREN WILLIAMSON AS A COACH (GARDNER) 11/10/1993 AOll *WORKIN' UP A SWEAT 11/10/1993 A181 *WRESTLERS GET BUSY AT INAUGURAL HOME OPEN (GARDNER) 11/17/1993 A152 TWO wrestlers win titles in FARGO (GARDNER) 12/01/1993 A191 WRESTLERS CONTINUE TO GAIN EXPERIENCE (GARDNER) 12/08/1993 A201 KLAMER, LOEFFLER PLACE AT NORTHERN IOWA (GARDNER) 1/19/1994 A112 ^WRESTLERS DROP DUALS TO UNC, NDSU (RICE) 1/26/1994 A112 STATE WRESTLERS SPLIT WEEKEND DUALS (KING) 1/26/1994 A124 KPUTTIN' ON THE MOVES 2/02/1994 A116 WRESTLERS DROP TWO ROAD MATCHES (HOVE) 2/09/1994 A112 *WRESTLERS WIN TWO OF THREE DUAL MEETS (BEUKELMAN) 2/09/1994 A121 *BLASIUS ENJOYS GREAT MAT SEASON (BEUKELMAN) 2/16/1994 A112 KWRESTLERS DEFEAT AUGUSTANA 33-16 (BEUKELMAN) 2/23/1994 A134 FOUR QUALIFY FOR NATIONAL MEET (BEUKELMAN) 2/23/1994 A141 XLAMER BATTLES INJURY (HOVE) 3/16/1994 A174 *TWO JACKS WIN NATIONAL TITLES (BEUKELMAN) WRITERS SEE ALSO NAMES OF WRITERS 3/24/1993 E024 ANNUAL GREAT PLAINS WRITERS' CONFERENCE (JIANG) 4/14/1993 F012 KWRITERS GATHER FOR CONFERENCE (SCHMIDT) 9/29/1993 AOll *MOMADAY LECTURES TO A FULL HOUSE (JIANG) 4/06/1994 A035 1994 GREAT PLAINS WRITER'S CONFERENCE (ROLLINS) XIUJUAN JIA 11/17/1993 A051 KHOME TO MANY INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (HAAN) YANKTON SIOUX 9/23/1992 con TRIBE ENDS CONTRACT YEARBOOK SEE JACKRABBIT YEARBK YELTSIN BORIS 10/06/1993 4114 KYELTSIN CONTINUES TO HANG ON TO POWER YOUNG MARLENE 3/03/1993 AOll YOUNG TO LECTURE ON RIGHTS 3/17/1993 BO23 ABUSE SPEAKER LECTURES ON VIOLENT CRIME (HAAN) YOUTH-SD 3/02/1994 A082 STRICTER PENALTIES IN STORE FOR MINORS 3/16/1994 A072 RISKY BEHAVIOR INCREASES AMONG STATE'S TEENS YOUTH-US 9/09/1992 G021 KFAST FOOD JOBS MAY BE HAZARDOUS TO TEEN HEALTH ZEEB BRIAN 2/09/1994 A153 KVALENTINE POETRY FOR YOUR SWEETHEART ZHANG YINSHEN 2/23/1994 A041 ^CHINESE ENTERTAINMENT ZONING 3/02/1994 AOll SENATE HEARS FROM CITY RESIDENTS (ERICKSON) 3/02/1994 A015 REZ0NIN6 MEETING SET (STAEBNER) 3/02/1994 A061 WHO CARES? (ED) 3/02/1994 A071 COMPROMISE NEEDED ON ZONING ISSUES 3/16/1994 A014 CITY TEMPORARILY REZONES (RIPPE) 3/16/1994 A103 *CAMPUS COMMENTS--CITY'S NEW ORDINANCE 3/23/1994 AO 12 TWO DUPLEXES GOING UP (ERICKSON) 3/23/1994 AO12 NOT TO PURSUE A REFERENDUM ON ZONING (ERICKSON) ZYLSTRA KRISTI 11/11/1992 B031 X'SUITCASE KIDS' HOME OVER WEEKENDS (KARUNAKARREDDY)

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