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Sylvia Rouillard, Writer
POSTED January 8, 2021
Protesting has been around as long as civilization and often has resulted from a power struggle. Today's world is no different as viewpoints clash often over basic human rights. Many of today's protests are strong and peaceful, while others are violent...
Jorgia Lowe, Writer
POSTED December 14, 2020
With the holiday season upon us, there are numerous local events in Sioux Falls, South Dakota that you are able to attend and enjoy with family and friends! The holiday season for most will look quite different this year and adjusting can...
Brooke Wilcox, Writer
POSTED December 14, 2020
A 28 year old man was shot and killed in Northern Minnesota while hunting. This tragic event happened on Wednesday November 25th, 2020. It was near the Red Lake Reservation boundary within the block of Irvine Avenue near Nebish Township, Minnesota. The...
Nicholas Allen, Writer
POSTED December 11, 2020
In South Dakota, Native American women and young Native Americans are at higher risk of being involved in sex trafficking on the Reservations. Over 800,000 people are sex trafficked annually in America alone, making this crisis one of the most under reported. Sex...
Tiffany Kruse, Writer
POSTED January 20, 2021
Over the week of January 18 to January 23, theatre will lose an actress at 38, see two adaptations of classic novels, and celebrate the birthday of a well-known children’s...
This Week in Theatre History: January 11-16
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