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Don't forget! Tonight The Brickhouse Boys will make their Open Mike's debut, with special guests Crystal Gorden, i griega and The Kickback. The music will start at about 8:30, with the Boys playing around 11:00 or 11:30, followed by Vermillion's favorite sons, The Kickback.
Open Mike's is in downtown Vermillion, right next to the Main St. Pub.
$2 at the door. Not attending will be taken as a personal insult. If my parents can make it, so can you. And bring your cohorts.
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[24 Mar 2006|06:01pm] |
If you're a registered South Dakota voter and are interested in signing the petition to refer HB1215, the complete ban on abortion, to the ballot, let me know!
Get more information about the South Dakota Campaign for Healthy Families.
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[20 Mar 2006|12:18am] |
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So I'm looking for a place to sub-lease this summer...suggestions welcome!
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| Fiber Arts show |
[18 Mar 2006|12:56pm] |
The Sassy Stitchers (aka Vermillion Stitch n' Bitch) will be exhibiting their fiber art work knitting, crocheting, spinning and more at the Washington Street Arts Center on Sunday, March 19 with a reception from 1 to 3 p.m.
Everyone should come! I think we'll have snacks!
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| Protest HB1215 Thursday in Vermillion |
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The USD Vox group has organized a "Burma Shave" to protest HB1215, the bill that bans all abortions in South Dakota, on Thursday, March 2 from Noon to 1:00 PM along the campus area of Cherry Street. Show up with signs or without and bring a friend!
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Fred Phelps (proprieter of God Hates Fags) is coming to Yankton (for the second time in 2 months) to protest the memorial service of Allen Kokesh, a 21-year-old Yanktonite who died this week of injuries he got in Iraq in December.
Fred believes that America is too gay-friendly, that God is super pissed, and that He's killing American soldiers with IED's (Improvised Explosive Devices) to show us the error of our ways. He protested a similar memorial service in December for two other Yankton servicemen who died in Iraq. They stood on the sidewalk, holding large neon-colored signs with messages such as "Thank God for Dead Soldiers," "God Hates America," "America is God's terrorist," "Thank God for IED's," and similar pearls of wisdom. They also like to stand on flags, and yell at passers-by. They typically picket in a group of 8-10, but there could be more, especially since South Dakota recently tried to pass laws against them.
Anyway, the memorial service is Feb 12 (tomorrow) at the Yankton High School Summit Activities Center, at 1:52pm. Fred and his gang will probably be there around 1, and will leave once the service starts. I encourage you to go and show Fred that picketing at funerals is not going to fly in South Dakota.
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[15 Dec 2005|09:03am] |
As many of you probably know, Corey Briest (VHS class of 1999) was recently injured in Iraq. This was in the Yankton P&D today, if anyone is interested in helping he and his family:
Donations are now being accepted at both First Dakota National Bank locations in Yankton (225 Cedar Street and 2105 Broadway Avenue) for Sgt. Corey Briest and his family. Corey and his wife, Jenny (Johnson), are parents to 3-year old Kylie and 1-year old Connor. Corey was seriously injured Dec. 4 near Baghdad, Iraq, in the line of duty, while serving with Yankton's Battery C, 1st Battalion, 147th Field Artillery unit.
Questions on how to make a donation can be directed to (605) 665-7432.
Greetings may be sent to Corey during his recovery by mailing them to: Sgt. Corey Briest, National Naval Medical Center, 8901 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda, MD 20889-5607.
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[02 Nov 2005|03:09pm] |
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As your attorney, I advise you to come see the KICKBACK at Open Mike's tonight, 10:30ish, in Vermillion. And then buy me a beer, because it's my birthday.
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Mrs. Milton, former art teacher at the Middle School, passed away this week. More info here.
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[28 Jul 2005|08:42am] |
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HAPPY CRAZY DAYS EVERYONE, WHOHOOLOOOHOOOHOOOO!!!!!!!
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[14 Jun 2005|11:32pm] |
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If you aren't connected to enough high school friends through this community, facebook, friendster, etc., go check out http://www.vermilliontanagers.com/ for VHS specific fun. The Class of 1983 is very handy.
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The opt-out election is today. PLEASE GO VOTE!!
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| Hate is Not a Family Value Rally |
[10 Feb 2005|10:24pm] |
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HJR 1001, a bill that would put a constitutional amendment against gay marriage on the ballot in 2006, has sailed through the South Dakota House. A press conference and rally has been planned to respond to this latest attack on equality (not to mention the state budget). The event will take place The Center in Sioux Falls (3504 S. Minn Av., Suite 108.) at 3:00 on Saturday, February 12. Join us in telling the legislature that Hate is Not a Family Value!"
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[04 Feb 2005|04:50am] |
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Does anyone know what happend to Leif Nygaard? For some reason I was thinking about him this morning and wonder if he was still alive.
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Mrs. Ludeman passed away this week. The funeral is at the UCC on Saturday at 2 p.m. The obituary can be found here.
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| Jon Egan vs. Democracy |
[02 Nov 2004|03:47pm] |
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Tonight is my birthday. We will be claiming the Main St. Pub as our own, if you would like to come see me make an ass of myself.
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So I didn't realize this week was full of HOLIDAYS!!!
Monday- World Menopause Day
Tuesday-Evaluate Your Life Day
Wednesday-Revolution Day (Guatemala)
Thursday (Today)-Day of National Concern About Young People and Gun Violence International Credit Union Day
Friday-International Stuttering Awareness Day National Color Day World's End Day
Saturday-National Mole Day TV Talk Show Host Day
Sunday-UN World Development Information Day
I HOPE YOU ARE ALL CELEBRATING!!!!!!
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| Indian Dance Troupe performing in Vermillion |
[09 Sep 2004|07:35pm] |
Dr. Jayanthi Raman’s Gajamukha (Musical Temple Dance Ballet of India) The Story of Elephant Headed Lord Ganesha
A troupe of 13 dancers & musicians from India perform this opulent dance drama in the Kalakshetra style. Live orchestra from India: OS Arun – Vocals, Rajhesh Vaidya – Veena, VK Raman – Flute, Kesavan & N Ramakrishnan – Percussions
7 pm, Sunday, September 12, 2004 Vermillion High School Performing Arts Center 1001 E. Main St, Vermillion SD
All USD students FREE with valid Student ID card (Must pick up tickets in advance at the SAC office, in the Coyote Student Center across from the Cyber Bar)
$10 in advance, $12 at the door Tickets on sale at Super 8 Motel 1208 E Cherry St., Vermillion SD ph. 624-8005
Presented by Siouxland India Cultural Association, in collaboration with the University of South Dakota’s Program Council, the Bush Grant and Vermillion High School. India Arts and Culture Council www.rasika.org
National Tour Sponsors: Funded in part by the National Dance Project of the New England Foundation for the Arts, with lead funding from the National Endowment for the Arts and Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. Additional funding provided by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and The Ford Foundation. New England Foundation for the Arts
For more information contact 605-624-8005, 605-677-5549, or 605-677-6742 USD Student Information: 605-677-5334 (SAC office)
www.gajamukha.com
The tickets for the Indian Meal before the show are sold out.
[crossposted to my LJ, vermillionites, and southdakota]
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Greetings! I stumbled upon this group. I lived in vermillion for 3 or 4 years, and briefly went to school at USD. I live and work in the Sacramento, CA area now; but am interested in getting in-touch and/or back in-touch with people from back that way. I'm planning on flying out sometime this winter. Maybe could get together and have some fun. ta-ta folks!
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