by Kylie Jacobsen in Variety
1. What is your year/major/position?
Senior, Justice Administration, Vice President
2. What did you do this break? Hung with friends and worked
3. What are you looking forward to this semester?
Working with some awesome people and graduation
4. What changes do you want to see in student government/at SMSU this semester? How will you make this happen?
I would like to see the MAT bus free rides pass, and some other issues resolved for residents and students.
by Christy Streff in Variety
Name:Kevin Riemenschneider
Major: History/Secondary Education
Year: Freshman
What did you do during the holiday break?
I helped my family on our dairy farm
Is this your first time on the RHA executive board?
Yes, it is my first time
What motivated yo
by Christy Streff in Variety
A book club is starting on campus that is open to Southwest Minnesota State University students and the Marshall community. Club meetings will be held at Java City in the Student Center Feb. 9, 16 and 23 from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The first book that will be read and discussed is "Wicked" by Gregory Maguire.
by Amanda Paine in Variety
Chef Robert Danhi spent the afternoon in the Southwest Minnesota State University Culinology kitchens on Wednesday, Jan. 27.
Chef Danhi gave two presentations to the public and students of SMSU based on Southeast Asian flavor and cuisine.
His first presentation focused on the product and development of the product.
by Pegedwende Kinda in Variety
The Student Hospitatlity Organization of Southwest Minnesota State University was created about 30 years ago to prepare students and help them be better hospitality professionals.
Today, the goals haven't changed much. They still aim to give an opportunity to students to experience real life situations in the hospitality industry.
by Pegedwende Kinda in Variety
We often hear DJ Rakesh in school, see him on the posters, hear his music in many of the school activities but hardly get to know him.
That is due to the fact that he works a lot.
DJ Rakesh is a Student Center Event Manager, he is a Public Safety officer and he is a performer for the SAC-sponsored Live @ the Landing event.
Episode 9
by Pegedwende Kinda in Variety
They walked for about thirty minutes, all thirsty, hungry and exhausted when they saw something that looked like a water garden. They rushed to it, but then they saw a very skinny guy that had sharp blades at his fingers instead of nails. This guy was apparently the protector of the water garden and was not very happy about the presence of the children.
SAC coordinator sits down to discuss plans for spring semester
by Wes Huntington in Variety
The words witty, funny and charming best describe Stephanie Winters, the 2009-10 SAC Coordinator. A sophomore photography major originally from Ocheyedan, Iowa. Winters joined the Southwest Minnesota State University Student Activities Committee as a general member under Brittany Bayuk, the former SAC coordinator, her freshman year, she explained.
