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Oct 15, 2015

Alumni involved in producing worldâ€™s largest Jackrabbit

Alumni played a major role in new scoreboard and building logos. Continue Reading Alumni involved in producing worldâ€™s largest Jackrabbit

Oct 15, 2015

Many Jacks help Daktronics build new scoreboard

Alumni played a major role in new scoreboard and building logos. Continue Reading Many Jacks help Daktronics build new scoreboard

Oct 15, 2015

Physics and beyond

Gordon Nivaâ€™s career in aerospace industry started at State. Continue Reading Physics and beyond

Oct 15, 2015

State, athletic bloodlines run deep for Benson

Ellie Bensonâ€™s connections to State and athletics started a generation ago. Continue Reading State, athletic bloodlines run deep for Benson

Oct 15, 2015

Historical melody between military and band at SDSU

Starting in 1890, The Prideâ€™s military connections run deep and continue today.
Continue Reading Historical melody between military and band at SDSU

Oct 15, 2015

Kathy Larsen â€“ band mom extraordinaire

Kathy Larsen has spent nearly 20 years making sure The Pride looks its best.
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Oct 15, 2015

War injuries spur WWII private to become surgeon

Injuries suffered more than 70 years ago to Pvt. Grandon Tolstedt â€™48 reshaped his right hand, left leg and his career. Tolstedt was a 20-year-old first scout with the 104th Infantry Division when fragments from a German mortar shell left him with compound fracturesâ€”4 inches of bone was shot out of his lower left leg… Continue Reading War injuries spur WWII private to become surgeon