USD football recruits

02/02/11 Kayl Barkley, te, 6-3, 250, Conway Springs HS, Conway Springs, Kan. Bryan Campos, ol, 6-5, 250, Valley HS, West Des Moines, Iowa. Derek Chancellor, ol, 6-5, 290, McCook HS, McCook, Neb.

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Tampa Bay districts headed to national labor-relations meeting

01/25/11 TAMPA -- True to their word , federal Department of Education officials have invited the Hillsborough County school district to play a starring role next month in Denver at a national conference on district-union relations. Hillsborough will be among 13 districts chosen to present their experiences collaborating with teachers unions. Other districts on the dais include New Haven, Conn ...

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Williams emerging as NFL prospect

12/16/10 And, as a redshirt junior at Eastern Washington, it is one he has dealt with throughout the season as opponents often must account for 6-foot-2, 300-pound Renard Williams, who leads the Eagles into the Football Championship Subdivision semifinals at 5 tonight against Villanova at Woodward Stadium in Cheney.

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No charges of fraud in voter rallies offering food

12/15/10 South Dakota U.S. Attorney Brendan Johnson said Tuesday his office will not pursue a federal criminal prosecution related to accusations of voter fraud in this year's election that centered on the use of food at campaign rallies. Both the state Democratic and Republican parties had filed complaints with Johnson's office and state Attorney General Marty Jackley accusing each other of violating ...

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Workshop of All India Coordinated Project on Post harvest Technology

10/31/10 By Our Staff Reporter Bhopal, Oct 31: A workshop of All India Coordinated Project on Post harvest Technology was organised at Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering, Bhopal during Oct 28 to Oct 31:. While inaugurating the workshop, Dr BS Bisht, Vice-Chancellor, GB Pant University of Agril.

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Young Woman Found Murdered in SD City College Restroom Identified

10/13/10 Student from National City may have been the victim of domestic violence, Husband sought.

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Stewart Mandel: Boise takes heat for schedule, but is Nebraska's any better?

09/30/10 At a 2009 congressional hearing about the BCS, Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch, whose home-state Utes had finished the previous season 13-0 but had no shot at playing for a national title, asked Nebraska Chancellor Harvey Perlman (then chairman of the BCS Presidential Oversight Committee) what more Utah could have done to prove its merits.

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Aggies reach the Big Sky

09/22/10 It was rumored earlier in the offseason that UC Davis was being considered for one of three spots in the Western Athletic Conference, vacated by Fresno State, Nevada and Boise State.

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Police and local briefs

09/18/10 Steuben County Sheriff's deputies arrested a tractor-trailer driver after a chase on the Indiana Toll Road.

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Chancellor Appoints Search Committee for KU Athletics Director

09/17/10 University of Kansas Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little today appointed a committee to conduct a nationwide search for the university's next athletics director. The committee includes three members from outside the university and Kansas Athletics, including its chair.

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Research funds top $678 million

09/14/10 The University of California, Davis, received almost $679 million in research funds in the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2010. The total is a record for the campus and double what it was a decade ago. "I congratulate the UC Davis faculty, staff and students on another record-breaking year. UC Davis continues to build on its strengths and create new opportunities to advance our quality of life ...

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Former UTPB president honored

09/14/10 During his many years in academia, Duane M. Leach has held many titles and earned his share of awards. On Tuesday, the former UTPB president received yet another accolade to punctuate an already impressive tenure at the university.Leach, 75, has been...

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Multiple visions for future of 3D

09/09/10 Based on crowds at IFA, consumer electronics may yet be what saves the world economy, writes DEREK SCALLYin Berlin

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Around Us 08-30-10

08/30/10 LUBBOCK - Kent Hance aimed high as soon as he took his post three years ago.

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On the move

08/30/10 Twenty-seven drivers participated in the South Dakota Trucking Association's 31st annual Truck Driving Championships. The event had three aspects of competition: written test, pre-trip inspection and driving course to determine the winners in the following nine classes: Three Axle - first: Wade Wagemann, YRC, Aberdeen; second: Ron Gaspar, Con-Way Freight, Watertown; and third: Shawn Wiedman ...

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More women in political spotlight, but gap remains

08/25/10 Thierry Charlier FILE - In this Thursday June 19, 2008 picture, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, left, listens on as German Chancellor Angela Merkel, center, speaks with Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko during a meeting of the European People's Party in Brussels.

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William G. Burgess

08/25/10 William G. Burgess, 78, died Friday, August 13, 2010 at his home. Burial will be at the Black Hills National Cemetery, Sturgis, SD. Arrangements are by Hofmeister-Jones Funeral Home, Parker.

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Bishop Blase Cupich gives farewell Mass

08/16/10 Calling his 12-year tenure in Rapid City a "little touch of heaven," Bishop Blase Cupich said goodbye to the Catholics of western South Dakota at his farewell Mass and reception Sunday at Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

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Lennox hosts 2010 State Cowboy Mounted Shoot

07/28/10 South Dakota offered its absolute best when the Dakota Territory Mounted Shooters (daktms.com) hosted the CMSA State Cowboy Mounted Shoot held July 17-18 in Lennox at Whitehead Arena.

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Dr. Albert E. Smith: History will be the judge

07/12/10 Albert Emanuel Smith was born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota andreared in Chicago, where he attended elementary and secondaryschool. After graduating in 1952, he enrolled at North CarolinaA&T State University in Greensboro, N.C. While at A&T, hehad an athletic scholarship. Smith was such an outstanding baseballplayer that in the spring of 1955, he signed a professionalcontract with the St. Louis ...

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