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B.o.B. sparks middle school flashbacks—both the good and the ugly

When UBG announced B.o.B as this year’s big event, my middle school self rejoiced. Finally I would hear, in their most pure form, the songs that accompanied my awakening to the joys and the sorrows of middle school dances. And I must say, I relived both this

Swamp Daddy’s introduces Cajun soul food to Sioux Falls

At the end of Phillips Avenue, tucked into a cement oasis housing popular eateries such as The Source Coffee Roastery + Taproom and Bokie Gelato, a somewhat hidden treasure lies. Swamp Daddy’s Cajun Kitchen offers customers a taste of classic Louisiana dishes such as the catfish po’boy, cajun chicken

Langley: read EDDA, it’s ranked 10th in the nation

It’s impossible to understate the importance of having a tangible record of history. Accounting for a person’s life is difficult enough, but have you ever considered trying to create an accurate depiction of an entire student body? This is the responsibility that falls on Augustana’s yearbook committee,

SEEING DAKOTA: New exhibit to display artistic and religious visions of South Dakota

A new installation in the Eide/Dalrymple Gallery will show visions and reflections of Dakota, told through the creative and spiritual eyes of local artist Sheila Agee and Augustana religion professor Ann Pederson. The installation starts next Thursday and features several groups of free-standing door panels adorned with oil paint

Faceless Prayers: Students gather and pray over anonymous requests

Rain continues to fall through the night sky as another dreary Tuesday comes to an end. Inside the chapel, four women gather on plush, black couches, talking and laughing as they wait to see if more will come. As the clock turns to 9:03 pm, they decide that this

Winckler becomes Sioux Falls Shriners Hospital ambassador after 21 years of visits

Edit and correction: We originally posted this article with the name Dr. Michael Crandall, instead of Robin Crandall. We deeply apologize for the mistake. It has been fixed. Augustana Senior Katie Winckler was born with proximal femoral focal deficiency (PFFD) and has been a patient at Shriners Children’s Hospital

A Star is Born: music still sweet 81 years later

BEAU BORDEWYK bjbordewyk16@ole.augie.edu In Bradley Cooper’s “A Star Is Born,” Bobby Maine (Sam Elliott) recalls something his younger brother, the co-leading Jackson Maine (Cooper), once said about the repetitive structure of music: “Just 12 notes repeated. It’s the same story told over and over, forever.