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Deities, presidents and magical beings mingle for biennial play festival

Deities, presidents and magical beings mingle for biennial play festival

The Augustana theater community brought together new and old friends for a weekend of original performances in its biennial Claire Donaldson New Play Festival Feb. 25-27. Theater professor Jayna Fitzsimmons said the festival provides a whole weekend dedicated to the new play development process. “[I]t was important to me

Student makes prairie packs to promote sustainable landscaping

Student makes prairie packs to promote sustainable landscaping

Nowadays, the trend is to have enough plants to create a small jungle in one’s living space. Before that, senior Mia Werger had a prairie. Before she was in high school, she sectioned off a portion of land the size of a twin-sized mattress in her parents’ backyard and

When a popular product has your name, jokes ensue

When a popular product has your name, jokes ensue

The trend of naming your kids after someone or something memorable will likely never go away, nor will the unfortunate circumstances where someone’s name is looped into a freak media sensation (sorry, Karen). However, this will never excuse the fact that the creativity of these name jokes is equivalent

SALT volunteers to rake the town

SALT volunteers to rake the town

As the leaves finally started changing color for the fall season, homeowners found themselves breaking out the rakes and bags. For those who were unable to do so, the Sioux Falls volunteer event, Rake the Town, was there to help. This past weekend on Oct. 29 and 30, volunteers from