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South Dakota public colleges make marijuana and nursing decisions

South Dakota public colleges make marijuana and nursing decisions
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SD National Guard deploys aviation unit to Horn of Africa

SD National Guard deploys aviation unit to Horn of Africa
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SD s public university budget-trimming task force opts for single food contract

SD s public university budget-trimming task force opts for single food contract A task force comprising Board of Regents staff, business leaders, and legislators convened in Sioux Falls as a clearer picture of recommendations for saving the state money on its higher education budget emerged. The report is due at year s end. Written By: Christopher Vondracek | × Black Hills State University-Rapid City is slated to house a consolidated West River nursing program after the Board of Regents gave initial approval to the plan on Tuesday, May 11. (Matt Gade / Mitchell Republic) PIERRE, S.D. A task force primed to trim any fat from South Dakota s public universities budgets is inching closer to concrete recommendations, ranging from consolidating West River nursing programs under one Rapid City roof and clumping all the campuses on the same food vendor s contract.

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SDSU one step closer to $20 million in state funds for new lab

South Dakota State University is one step closer to getting $20 million in state funds after receiving the green light from senators on the Senate Committee on Appropriations on Wednesday morning. House Bill 1210 will now move to the Senate floor, with seven senators who voted in favor and one excused. If approved, the funds would contribute to a proposed $28.5 million bioproducts laboratory at SDSU s research park, where students and private researchers would develop new ways to use natural South Dakota products, such as corn and soybeans, as bioproducts. Funding for the bioprocessing facility is not included in Gov. Kristi Noem s proposed state budget, according to a statement from the Bureau of Finance and Management. However, the legislative budget process involves adopting revenue estimates and reviewing existing and proposed expenses from Noem.

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Sens John Thune, Mike Rounds silent on nomination of Deb Haaland for Interior secretary

Sen. Thune silent on nomination of Deb Haaland for Interior secretary; Rounds calls her nomination historic but hasn t signaled how he ll vote Tribal citizens in South Dakota are calling upon the state s two U.S. senators to approve President Biden s nomination to helm the Secretary of the Interior, New Mexico Rep. Deb Haaland. She d be the first Native American to be cabinet secretary. Written By: Christopher Vondracek | × U.S. Rep. Deb Haaland, President-elect Joe Biden s nominee for the Interior Secretary, speaks after Biden announced her nomination among another round of nominees and appointees for his administration in Wilmington, Delaware, on Dec. 19. (REUTERS / Kevin Lamarque)

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