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Sodexo workers deserve respect
Every Tuesday and Thursday at 12:15 p.m., lunch lines lead out of the Ordal Dining Hall and down the stairs. Chick-fil-A is overcome with students filling the stanchioned-off lines.
By the time classes start again at 1:00 p.m. and there is finally room to breathe in
Reading Augustana: responsibility and the Commons
One of the many classes in Augustana’s Civitas program is “Reading Augustana.”
Civitas classes — “Freedom,” “Pertinence” and “Justice” — rotate topics from semester to semester while maintaining their emphasis on the class’s core values.
“Reading Augustana,” however, remains fundamentally the same every semester. The course is a study of
Angles: Should you vote yes or no on Measure 28?
Everyone knows that the presidential election is coming up on Nov. 5.
More is happening on that day than just the federal election, though. South Dakota’s 2024 ballot features a number of important issues that voters can weigh in on. For example, Amendment G addresses state abortion laws, and