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Evan Whitehead

Student author publishes rodeo romance

Student author publishes rodeo romance

Some writers build fictional worlds from scratch. Sophomore Alexi Cole started with one she already knew well. Growing up in Aberdeen, South Dakota, Cole spent much of her time on her uncle’s farm and attending rodeos. Her experiences eventually found their way into her debut novel “Not Yours to

Out to Eat in Sioux Falls: Taichi and the ultimate sushi burrito

Out to Eat in Sioux Falls: Taichi and the ultimate sushi burrito

Deciding where to eat and which exact menu items to get can be a hassle at some restaurants, especially for somebody like me who has trouble making basic decisions. Dr. Pepper or Mr. Pibb? Heck if I know! I’m the kind of guy who walks into a Subway and

Out to Eat: 'Fat Shack' offers gourmet junk food

Out to Eat: 'Fat Shack' offers gourmet junk food

“Fat Shack,” I declared. My friends weren’t sure if this was an insult or a genuine suggestion as to where I wanted to eat. It was 9 p.m., and we had just seen “The Mario Galaxy Movie” at the east side Cinemark. I was the one driving the

Angles: Should classrooms go screenless?

As soon as spring classes rolled around, I knew this semester was going to be different. For what seems like the first time, many other students and I encountered the word “screenless” in our syllabi. Unclear as to what effect this would have on the day-to-day class environment,

Angles: Has catering to consumers destroyed the film industry?

With immediate access to so many sources of entertainment at once, “film junkies” and critics alike seem to be dwindling in numbers, drawn instead to media that’s instantly accessible — if often worse. Movie theatres around the globe are struggling to stay in business as fewer and fewer people decide