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  1. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Courtesy Image

    A World-Class Track: The Gassen Family Fieldhouse Groundbreaking (opens the original)

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    From Sept. 28-Oct. 3, the University of South Dakota will celebrate its 112th Dakota Days. The week of celebrations includes the initial groundbreaking for the future Gassen Family Fieldhouse, named for USD alumni Bill and Jill Gassen. All are invited to attend at 1337 N. Plum St. at 10 a.m., Oct. 2. Plans for the fieldhouse include a 200-meter banked track with a pair of perimeter warm-up lanes and a 60-meter straightaway. It will feature a pair of long jump/triple jump pits, two pole vaulting

  2. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Courtesy Image

    The Bookworm: You'll Dive Right Into 'Man Overboard!' (opens the original)

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    “Man Overboard!” by Kathleen Rooney; © 2026, Gallery Books; 208 pages. One step. A slight hop to launch, and you’re airborne. The goal is to make the dive look easy, to enter the water like a sword through butter, with not a single ripple to show for it. The goal is not to smack the water, belly-down, but as in the new novel, “Man Overboard!” by Kathleen Rooney, to do it with grace, elegance — and definitely with sobriety. As he treaded water, waves washing up on his face and into h

  3. Article · Aug 9, 2026 · Courtesy Image

    The Bookworm: 'Are They Dead Yet?' Digs Into The Intriguing Art Of Writing Obituaries (opens the original)

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    “Are They Dead Yet? The Art of the Obit” by Sam Roberts; © 2026, Bloomsbury; 268 pages. And that’s really quite a relief. Your name isn’t listed in your local newspaper’s obituaries, so you’re all good — at least for today, anyhow. But what about the people who are listed there? You may have known one of two of them, and in the new book “Are They Dead Yet?” by Sam Roberts, you’ll meet some others. When Sam Roberts began writing obituaries for the New York Times more than a d

  4. Article · Jul 12, 2026 · Courtesy Image

    The Bookworm: 'Up All Night' Offers A Deep Dive Into The History, Impact Of Nightlife (opens the original)

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    “Up All Night: A World History of Nightlife” by Imogen Willetts; © 2026, Grove Atlantic; 374 pages Well, OK. It sounds good, but you know what it means: eyes shut before the late news, up & at ‘em before dawn. What kind of fun is that? You work hard all day, you deserve to enjoy life and, as in the new book “Up All Night” by Imogen Willetts, when the sun goes in, you want to go out. It’s a valid question any night of the week, even if you’re only heading to bed with the TV. But th

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