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SHS is history ... at SDSU, that is
Republicans have wanted to hear for years that Stephanie Herseth Sandlin was history. Monday night, she gave them their wish. Sorta. Herseth Sandlin gave a Harding Lecture at SDSU Monday night and b...
Posted on 4/12/11 at 12:15 PM
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Weekend Baking: Bittersweet Brownies with Orange Creme Frosting
I wasn't planning to use creamy, sweet and tart Orange Creme to frost brownies. With a small bowl of the creme remaining after a couple of practice runs making Cherries Jubilee to prepare for the dinn...
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Areavoices Digest #20 - From Scottish chemists to Minnesota politicians
Welcome back to our weekly look at areavoices blogs you might want to review. Three have been around for awhile. Two are brand spankin' new. Enjoy! The Corner Bar - http://cornerbar.areavoices.com- "A...
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SD Regents say research centers meet goals

South Dakota has traditionally lagged behind other states in competitive research.

April 04, 2013

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What really makes a rooster crow?

Although the rooster's strident wake-up call just before sunrise feels as regular as an alarm clock, the evidence that the birds are somehow driven to herald the dawn has long been anecdotal.

By Staff reports , March 28, 2013

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Underground lab won't be affected by budget cuts

LEAD (AP) — Operations at the Sanford Lab will not be affected by automatic budget cuts set to go into effect at the end of March.

March 27, 2013

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Young inventors tackle concussions, hand pumps, dryers

Young inventors tackle concussions, hand pumps, dryers Students from Plankinton and Avon take top regional science fair honors.

By Anna Jauhola , March 26, 2013

NASA, USGS release first Landsat 8 images

NASA, USGS release first Landsat 8 images Landsat 8 acquired the images of Colorado's Front Range on Monday using its operational land imager and thermal infrared sensor instruments.

March 21, 2013

BLOOMBERG: Let’s swap Frankenfood hysterics for accuracy in food labeling

Is a truce in the long war over genetically modified food in the works? Not entirely. But news reports that U.S. food producers and retailers may finally be willing to label such foods suggest the industry is preparing to take an important step forward.

By Editorial board , March 15, 2013

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Science fair set at DWU

Dakota Wesleyan University will host the 21st annual South Central South Dakota Regional Science and Engineering Fair on March 26 in the Christen Family Recreation/Wellness Center on campus.

By News release , March 14, 2013

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Genetics expert to talk nutrition at SDSU

BROOKINGS (AP) — The president of the American Society of Human Genetics will be at South Dakota State University next week to talk about the role nutrition plays in genetics.

March 13, 2013

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Researchers say crystal may be Viking sunstone

Researchers say crystal may be Viking sunstone LONDON (AP) — A rough, whitish block recovered from an Elizabethan shipwreck may be a sunstone, the fabled crystal believed by some to have helped Vikings and other medieval seafarers navigate the high seas, researchers say.

March 10, 2013

600 8th grade girls attending science conference in Sioux Falls

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — Nearly 600 eighth-grade girls will be gathering in Sioux Falls Wednesday for an event aimed at encouraging women to enter the fields of science.

March 06, 2013

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SDSM&T-led team finds new species of dinosaur

Assistant professor Clint Boyd and two colleagues from other universities published fossil evidence of a crocodyliform feeding on small ornithopod dinosaurs.

March 02, 2013

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Deputy agriculture secretary visiting South Dakota

Kathleen Merrigan will visit South Dakota State University in Brookings on Wednesday to announce new USDA research grants.

February 26, 2013

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SD leaders watch as Earth satellite launches

SD leaders watch as Earth satellite launches GARRETSON (AP) — Local dignitaries joined space enthusiasts Monday to watch the launch of an Earth-observing satellite whose images will be bounced back to a South Dakota laboratory where scientists study the planet's changing landscape.

By Kristi Eaton , February 12, 2013

Latest Earth satellite to beam images to SD land station

Latest Earth satellite to beam images to SD land station VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) — A rocket carrying an Earth-observing satellite launched Monday from a seaside military base to continue a mission to document changes to the planet's natural resources.

February 11, 2013

UND professors study oil patch man camps

The researchers are studying three types of camps: the large, organized crew camps; less formal RV parks and trailer courts with water and sewer hookups; and camps without water and electricity.

February 11, 2013

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