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Tag: University of South Dakota

Papers stolen, returned from University of South Dakota student newspaper

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November 2, 2012September 5, 2018 Jordan Bradley

Copies of the University of South Dakota's student newspaper were stolen and then returned after the paper ran an article on a fraternity's formal that ended with police citing students for underage drinking.

Tagged newspaper theft, South Dakota, University of South Dakota

Editor files open-meeting complaint against S. Dakota student government

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December 18, 2007

The editor in chief of the University of South Dakota's student newspaper filed a complaint with the Clay County state's attorney Nov.

Tagged Clay County, South Dakota, The Volante, University of South Dakota

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