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Volume XXIV No. 20 May 19, 2000
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BH
botanist receives funding to continue research on
Black Hills mushrooms - Top
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Continuing
a study that began two years ago, Dr. Audrey
Gabel, professor of botany at Black Hills State
University, will visit sites in the Black Hills
this summer studying mushrooms and other fleshy
fungi. The summer's research work is funded by
a $3,800 grant from the South Dakota Department
of Game, Fish, and Parks. She and research
associate Elaine Ebbert have goals this summer of
adding to the list of fungi collected, making
statistical data comparisons between sites and
years, photograph fungi, and prepare specimens
for entry in the university's fungal collection.
Story
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Weather
station project grant for middle schools funded
for a third year - Top
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A
$6,000 NASA grant award to continue a
middle-school weather station project at five
western South Dakota schools was funded for a
third year. The sub-grant, written by Larry
Hines, math/science instructor at Black Hills
State, and awarded through the South Dakota
School of Mines and Technology, will provide
continuation of a project started two years ago
at schools in Sturgis, Kadoka, Rockyford,
Buffalo, and Ridgeview.
Story
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Investment counselor will
visit campus - Top
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| Greg Baker, investment counselor
with Piper Jaffray, will be in the Pangburn
cafeteria on Friday, May 19, from 12:30 to 3:30
p.m. |
He will answer any questions you may have
regarding free investment opportunities with his company.
His visit is sponsored by SDSEO. |
BHSU to
hold surplus auction - Top
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| If you like rummage sales check
out our surplus auction. Dorm furniture, computer
equipment, desks, tables, lamps, typewriters,
tents, chairs and much much more will be sold by
sealed bid at the auction.
Inspection will be
Wednesday, May 24 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Cook
Gym. Sealed bids will be accepted until 4 p.m. on
Wednesday, May 24. Bids will be opened and posted
by 7 a.m. on Thursday, May 25. All merchandise
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must be paid for and removed by 3
p.m. Thursday, May 25. All merchandise is sold as
is and Black Hills State University reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. If you have any questions
regarding this sale please contact University
Support Services, stop
in Woodburn Room 216; call 6513; or write us at UniversitySupport@bhsu.edu
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Students
eat their way through final exam - Top
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It wasn't exactly a final
exam, but students in Verona Beguin's
professional development class at Black Hills
State finished the semester by testing their
etiquette skills when they dined at Jake's in
Deadwood. Sixteen senior business students
spent the spring semester studying topics such as
interviewing skills, dressing for the interview,
office politics and attitudes, and meal manners
and etiquette.
Story
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Remembering
50 years ago - Top

Bruce Crosswait,
Rapid City, Audrey (Reed) Webster, Palmer,
Alaska, and Edward McLaughlin, Rapid City, (left
to right) members of the Black Hills State Class
of 1950, returned to BH for a 50-year class
reunion recently. They are pictured at the 139th
Black Hills State University commencement
ceremony.
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Minutes
of the May CSA meeting - Top
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| Unofficial
minutes of the CSA meeting. The CSA council
met May 9 at 9 a.m. at the Pangburn Dining Room.
Story
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Sears
representative presents women's cross country
award - Top
Scott Walkinshaw, (center) track and
field coach at Black Hills State University, and
Dave Little (left) athletic director, were
presented a trophy from Sears for the Yellow
Jacket women's cross country track and field
championship. Kent Baker (right) Sears store
manager from Rapid City, presented the trophy to
BHSU. Walkinshaw guided the women's team to the
conference title.
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Grant
opportunities announced - Top
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Below are the
program materials received May 11-17 in The
grants office in Woodburn 220. For copies of the
information, contact our office at 642-6627 or
e-mail requests to us at grants@bhsu.edu
. Fellowship information will also be posted on
the Student Union bulletin board near the
information desk.
- NEA. Grants to organizations. Access,
education and heritage/preservation. All
three programs due Aug. 14.
- Andrew Mellon Foundation. Conservation
and the environment program and
Initiative on the cost effective uses of
technology in teaching.
- W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Program
interests are health, philanthropy and
volunteerism, food systems and rural
development; youth and education/higher
education; cross-cutting themes and
devolution.
- Department of Education. Gaining
early awareness and readiness for
undergraduate programs. Due June 26.
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This week at BHSU
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items or send to media relations, Unit 9512,
BHSU.
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Friday,
May19
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Saturday,
May20
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Monday,
May22 |
Tuesday, May23 |
Wednesday,
May24
Surplus auction,
7 a.m. - 4 p.m., Cook Gym |
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Thursday,
May25 |
Friday,
May26 |
Saturday,
May27 |
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