One hundred years ago, USD’s winter term began late.
Dec 26, 2019
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Updated: Aug 7

In January 1920, the University of South Dakota’s winter term began one week later than scheduled because of a coal shortage and the uncertainty of future coal supply. The shortage and uncertainty were due to a coal miners’ strike.
Sources:
Information from The Alumni Quarterly, January 1920, page 134.
Image from the leather cover of USD’s 1921 commencement.



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