South Dakota State University Open PRAIRIE: Open Public Research Access Institutional Repository and Information Exchange Hilton M. Briggs Library Faculty Publications Hilton M. Briggs Library 2003 The DSS U Collegian August 2002- May 2003 Index Lisa Lindell South Dakota State University, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/library_pubs Recommended Citation Lindell, Lisa, "The DS SU Collegian August 2002- May 2003 Index" (2003). Hilton M. Briggs Library Faculty Publications. 44. https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/library_pubs/44 This Index is brought to you for free and open access by the Hilton M. Briggs Library at Open PRAIRIE: Open Public Research Access Institutional Repository and Information Exchange. It has been accepted for inclusion in Hilton M. Briggs Library Faculty Publications by an authorized administrator of Open PRAIRIE: Open Public Research Access Institutional Repository and Information Exchange. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The SDSU Collegian August 2002-May 2003 Index Lisa Lindell Editor Hilton M. Briggs Library South Dakota State University Brookings, South Dakota 2003 Collegian Index 2002-2003 Introduction This index provides subject access to the South Dakota State University Collegian. Included are all articles written by the newspaper staffas well as wire-service news stories. Excluded are brief announcements and notices. This index coves August 2002 through May 2003. Although this is a computer-assisted index, subject headings are not automatically assigned from key words in headlines. Whenever the headline words do not accurately reflect the content of the article, appropriate subject headings are assigned. Names of the editor, columnists, and staffwriters on the opinion page are included in subject headings. Excluded are names of those writing letters to the editor and other reporters. Subject entries are limited to eighteen characters, including spacing. 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(e.g.: STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION see SA). Place names in subject entries are also abbreviated to save space (cities and states in two letters, countries in three letters) but are spelled out in the notation. The followingabbreviations are used throughout the index: An asterisk(*) at the beginning of a notation indicates that an illustration accompanies the story. (L) at the end of a notation denotes a letter to the editor. (ED) at the end of a notation signifiesan editorial. Whenever space allows, a reporter's name is included in parenthesis at the end of a notation. Entries are arranged chronologically under each subject heading. The input record is composed of three fields: I. Subject headings-e.g.: CULTURAL DIVERSITY 2. A twelve-digit code containing the date(month, day, and year) and pagination (section, page, and column)­ e.g.: 02 =February 11 =Day 2003 = Year 02/11/03 A = Section 07 =Page 5 = Column A075 * = Illustration 3. The headline notation-e.g.: "OBSERVING THOSE WHO HELP OTHER CULTURES" Thus. an entry composed of the above units would read: CULTURALDIVERSITY 02/11/03 A075 OBSERVING THOSE WHO HELP OTHER CULTURES SDSU COLLEGIAN I N D E X 2002-2003 SUBJECT DATE PAPER NOTATION AARON ZOE 11/19/2002 A032 *SUNCATCHERS CAPTURE IMAGINATION ABBOTT JIM 9/24/2002 A041 ABBOTT TO VISIT BROOKINGS 10/01/2002 A091 *ABBOTT DISCUSSES EDUCATION PLANS (UECKER) 10/22/2002 A051 GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES DEBATE TONIGHT 10/22/2002 B071 *JIM ABBOTT'S IDEAS OFFER BEST PLANS FOR THIS STATE 10/29/2002 A051 *ROUNDS, ABBOTT SQUARE OFF IN DONER (CLARK) ABORIGINES 11/12/2002 B062 *TINGARRI ART ON DISPLAY AT SD ART MUSEUM (STEIN) ABORTION 10/08/2002 B062 *REFLECTIONS ON ABORTION LAW (VANDERWERFF) ABSTINENCE SEE SEX ABUSED SHELTER SEE ALSO WOMEN'S SHELTER, SHELTERS ACADEMIC ADVISING SEE ADVISING ACADEMIC CALENDAR SEE ALSO CALENDARS ACADEMIC PROGRAMS SEE ALSO NAMES OF PROGRAMS, CLASSES, CURRICULUM ACADEMIC SENATE 9/24/2002 A012 FACULTY BOARD FACES DI SWITCH, TECH PLAN ACCENTS 11/26/2002 A062 BETTER SPEAKERS NEEDED (L) 2/04/2003 A013 *DO ACCENTS OR LACK OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE DETER? ACTING SEE DRAMA, THEATER 2/11/2003 B042 *HOLLYWOOD'S BEST TAKE CENTER STAGE (VANDERWERFF) ACTIVITIES SEE STUDENT ACTIVITIES ACTIVITY FEES SEE ALSO UAFBC, STUDENT FEES ACTORS 10/01/2002 B065 *REFLECTIONS ON MEETING ACTOR BRUCE CAMPBELL 10/08/2002 B082 *TONY AWARD WINNING ACTOR JARROD EMICK TO PERFORM ADAMS RYAN 10/08/2002 BlOl *RYAN ADAMS IN THE ROUGH (TSCHETTER) ADMISSIONS 10/15/2002 A054 *SA SENATE JACKRABBIT OF THE DAY--TRACY WELSH ADVERTISING 10/01/2002 A071 UND TAKES •you CAN GO ANYWHERE· FROM SDSU 10/01/2002 A091 *ADVERTISING INTENSIFIES AS ELECTION DRAWS NEAR 11/06/2002 A032 *SIDEWALK CHALKING REMAINS UNREGULATED 1/28/2003 A095 *SUPER BOWL ADS OUT-DO THE GAME (VANDERWERFF) 2/04/2003 A052 HOUSE BILL TO TAX ADS (SMITH) 2/11/2003 A071 *YOUNG MR STECKELBERG GETS VERY ANGRY AT STUPID THIN 4/15/2003 A052 *AD DESIGNERS ADDRESS SDSU (TELKAMP) ADVICE 8/27/2002 A041 *FACULTY FORUM--LIFE AND COLLEGE LIVING (SCHULTZE) 8/27/2002 B071 ••DEAR LIBBY• TACKLES LIARS, MAJORS (HILL) 9/10/2002 B063 ••DEAR LIBBY• ON FRIENDSHIP, BLIND DATES (HILL) 9/17/2002 B041 *LIBBY TACKLES LOVE, FLIRTS & WANDERING HEARTS 9/24/2002 A092 *LIBBY ADVISES ON CLINGY PARENTS, LOSING VIRGINITY 10/01/2002 BOSl *LIBBY ADVISES ON PESKY GIRLS, FIXING RELATIONSHIPS 10/08/2002 B042 *LIBBY ADVISES ON DEPRESSED ROOMMATES, ICE CREAM 10/15/2002 B051 *LIBBY ADVISES INATTENTIVE BOYFRIEND (HILL) 10/22/2002 B051 *LIBBY LOOKS AT ROOMMATE PROBLEMS, TROUBLED FIANCE 10/29/2002 B054 *LIBBY ADVISES ON QUIET TIME, SEARCHES 11/06/2002 B054 *LIBBY LOOKS AT UPS & DOWNS OF BEING CONCEITED 11/12/2002 B032 *LIBBY LOOKS AT ALTERNATIVE DATING SERVICES 11/19/2002 A072 *LIBBY TAKES ON HOLIDAY ANGST, EARLY FINALS FEAR 11/26/2002 B032 *LIBBY EXAMINES OLD PROFESSORS, ROOMIE PROBLEMS 12/10/2002 B032 *LIBBY LOOKS AT OBSESSIVE FANS, FAMILY REJECTION 1/14/2003 A095 *LIBBY ADVISES ON UNSUITABLE SUITORS, WEIGHT LOSS 1/21/2003 A085 *LIBBY LOOKS AT RELATIONSHIP WOES OF STUDENTS 1/28/2003 A085 *LIBBY ADVISES ON DEALING WITH ROOMMATES (HILL) 2/04/2003 A095 *LIBBY ADVISES ON DEATH OF A GRANDPARENT (HILL) 2/11/2003 B035 *LIBBY ADVISES ON NOSY NEIGHBORS, NEW ROMANCE (HILL) 2/18/2003 B035 *LIBBY ADVISES WOMAN WITH CRUSH, MIFFED GIRLFRIEND 2/25/2003 B035 *LIBBY ADVISES ON WEDDING PLANNING, LEAVING LOVED 3/11/2003 A105 *LIBBY LOOKS AT ALTERNATE REALITIES, PROFESSORS 3/18/2003 AlOl *DEAR LIBBY (HILL) 3/25/2003 B035 *LIBBY ADVISES ON HOW TO DEAL WITH MARITAL PRESSURE 4/08/2003 B032 *LIBBY ADVISES ON HOW TO BREAK THE ICE (HILL) 4/15/2003 B032 *LIBBY ADVISES ON DEALING WITH FRIENDSHIP TROUBLES 4/29/2003 B035 *LIBBY ADVISES ON CONFRONTING EX-GIRLFRIENDS (HILL) 5/13/2003 B051 *YOUNG MR STECKELBERG GIVES YOU SOME ADVICE AFRICAN STUDENTS SEE ALSO FOREIGN STUDENTS AG 4/08/2003 A012 *FFA CONVENTION SHOWCASES AG (TSCHETTER) 4/08/2003 A062 COVER AG EVENTS (L) AG & BIOLOGICAL 10/15/2002 A024 AG-BIO EVENT PROVIDES NETWORK (MARSH) 11/19/2002 A012 *ARE COWBOYS RIDING OFF INTO THE SUNSET? (LESSMAN) AG EXPERIMENT 10/22/2002 A031 SDSU AGRICULTURAL LEADER DIES AG MUSEUM SEE AG HERITAGE AG-SD SEE ALSO FARMS & FARMING AGRICULTURE SEE AG, FARMS & FARMING AGUIAR GARY 9/17/2002 A052 *POL SCIENTISTS PREDICT MINOR STUDENT IMPACT 10/29/2002 A054 *SDSU PROFESSOR CONDUCTS STRAW POLL (ZOBEL) 1 - SUBJECT DATE PAPER NOTATION AGUIAR GARY 11/06/2002 A012 *PROFESSORS DISCUSS ELECTION (VANDERWERFF) AIDS SEE ALSO HIV AIR QUALITY 9/17/2002 A041 *AIR SYSTEM OVERHAUL TO BEGIN (SCHULTZE) AIRLINES 1/21/2003 A054 *FLYING THE FRIENDLY SKY (SANDERSON) AIRPLANE ACCIDENT SEE ACCIDENT AIRPLANE ALCAIDE RUTHIE 4/29/2003 B051 COLIN, RUTHIE TO MA.KE STOP AT SDSU WEDNESDAY ALCOHOL SEE ALSO LIQUOR TRAFFIC 9/24/2002 A042 *MAD JACK'S LIQUOR LICENSE MEANS NO HOBO DOUGH 10/01/2002 B062 *RECONSIDER THE DRINKING AGE LAW (FAGAN) 11/06/2002 B072 *BATTLING THE BARREN CULTURE OF ALCOHOL (DAVID) 11/26/2002 A041 *BAR PATRONS DRINK FOR CLUB MEMBERSHIPS (HULT) 12/10/2002 A035 POLICE DEPT USES GRANT TO COMBAT UNSAFE DRINKING 1/14/2003 A032 TASK FORCE TACKLES BINGE DRINKING (VANDERWERFF) 2/04/2003 A041 Z'KOTA TAKES ALCOHOL OFF MENU (LIVERMONT) 2/25/2003 AOll GETTING CAUGHT--UNDERAGE DRINKING (VANDERWERFF) 2/25/2003 A055 ALCOHOL TAX FAILS TO GET NOD FROM SENATE 3/11/2003 A012 WHOSE BUSINESS IS BAR TRANSPORTATION? (LESSMAN) 4/15/2003 A051 CITY DELAYS SUNDAY BEER SALE REFERENDUM ALCOHOL-FUEL SEE ALSO GASOHOL ALEXAKIS ART 4/29/2003 B051 EVERCLEAR GUITARIST A FAMILY MAN AT HEART (HULT) ALLEN ASHLEY 10/08/2002 B094 KSDJ GOES MAINSTREAM (CHRISTEN) ALUMNI 9/24/2002 AOll *ALUMNI DONATIONS UP (BLAND) 10/01/2002 A015 *ALUMNI RETURN FOR HOBO DAY MISSED IN 1942 10/01/2002 A051 ALUMNI SHARE HOBO MEMORIES 10/08/2002 A032 GIVING BACK PLEASES ALUMNI (HAAS) 11/06/2002 B034 *ALUMNI PUT THE SMACK DOWN AMERICAN CIVIL LIB SEE ACLU AMOS TORI 4/08/2003 B051 *AMOS--GREAT IN STUDIO, TERRIBLE ON STAGE (CHRISTEN) ANDERSON BRETT 1/28/2003 A092 *LEADING BY EXAMPLE--ART INSTRUCTORS ANDERSON CHRIS 1/14/2003 A092 *MALE CHEERLEADERS--REVVING UP THE CROWD (BLAND) ANDERSON TAMARA 1/14/2003 A052 *GUARD CALL-UP AFFECTS SDSU COMMUNITY (LIVERMONT) ANDERSON VERA 10/15/2002 A032 *VIOLENCE HAPPENS AT HOME (SCHULTZE) ANDRAWIS MADELEINE 4/08/2003 B032 *BRIDGING THE GENDER GAP--ENGINEERING PROG (SCHULTZE ANIMAL DISEASE 8/27/2002 A032 *VIRUS TESTING KEEPS SDSU LAB BUSY (SCHULTZE) ANIMAL SCIENCE SEE ALSO LIVESTOCK 9/17/2002