07 March 2010
Coming off a strong upset game against Ft. Hays State, the Emporia State men’s basketball team couldn’t keep the momentum going as they fell to Nebraska-Omaha Saturday night, 67-91. Emporia State Coach David Moe attributed a lackluster defense to the blowout victory for UNO. “We played defense late,” Moe said. “We were in foul trouble because we [...]
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06 March 2010
The Emporia State women’s basketball team couldn’t overcome a slow start against Central Missouri Saturday afternoon as the team lost to the Jennies, 74-79. ESU Coach Brandon Schneider gave UCM guard Kara Fleming credit for their explosive first half. “I thought Central Missouri was just really, really good in the first half, Kara Fleming in particular,” Schneider [...]
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06 March 2010
It took the entire 40 minutes to decide the fate of the Emporia State men’s basketball team as they wound up upsetting the Tigers of Ft. Hays State Friday night, 65-61. Emporia State Coach David Moe thought that the team responded well to the third outing against the Tigers. “Obviously from the last time we played them [...]
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05 March 2010
After a rough start, the Emporia State women’s basketball team was able to pull together and defeat Ft. Hays State 72-66 in the first round of MIAA Tournament action. A trio of three-pointers late in the game from senior guard Jamie Augustyn led the Hornets to come back from a large deficit. “I just did what I [...]
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04 March 2010
When education majors graduate from Emporia State, will there be jobs for them? ESU’s Teacher’s College is among the top four in the nation and currently has 145 students in the student teaching phase. These future educators flocked to the Educators Career Fair sponsored by Career Services yesterday in Webb Lecture Hall in hopes of finding [...]
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04 March 2010
The hardships and struggles that faced the black community in the past, and its current struggle against sexual violence was discussed by mother and daughter speakers in a series of events presented by the department of ethnic and gender studies last Monday and Tuesday. “My making ‘No!’ was something that I tried to separate myself from, [...]
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04 March 2010
Emporia State’s Black Student Union (BSU) traveled to Texas for the Black Student Government Conference last weekend to learn strategies for leadership and action on ESU’s campus. “I believe it was one of the most powerful conferences a student can go to for student government and being a student leader,” said Lasonya McElroy, junior communication major. [...]
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04 March 2010
Feb. 22 Danny Verdic was taken into custody for allegedly driving while suspended and for obstructing legal process, and transported to Lyon Co. jail. ESU PD HQ received a telephone call from the Blue Light Emergency phone at Highland and Wooster Dr. Officer made no contact with a caller. Feb. 23 Officer assisted KS XIQ076 at 14th and Highland [...]
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04 March 2010
It’s all or nothing from here on out. That is what’s probably on the mind of every Emporia State men’s basketball player right about now. If I were in the same predicament, it would definitely be in the forefront of my mind. Let me reiterate. It’s all or nothing from here on out. In the most epic [...]
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04 March 2010
A rough outing on the mound for the Emporia State baseball team led to a 7-3 loss to the Wildcats of Wayne State last Tuesday. The loss marks the Hornets’ second of the season. Coach Bob Fornelli said he was unhappy with his team’s lack of competitiveness on the field. “We didn’t throw strikes, we didn’t compete [...]
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04 March 2010
In Greek life there is a saying, “From the outside looking in, you can’t understand it. From the inside looking out, you can’t explain it.” Chi Omega Greek life is one of the best organizations to be involved in on campus, according to Kristin Wood, Chi Omega president and junior elementary education major. “Greek life does a lot [...]
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04 March 2010
Faculty Senate discussed topics ranging from email encryption to budget cuts at yesterday’s meeting. President Carol Russell announced that the Council of Faculty Senate Presidents faculty input survey was completed and will be looked at by the Faculty Senate Executive Board. She said collective results would be shared and taken to the different departments for input. “Obviously, [...]
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04 March 2010
A fan of traveling, Evandro Camara, associate professor of sociology, has been to Europe, France, Paris and Mexico. He is originally from Brazil and perfected his English while studying abroad in America and has since learned French and some Italian. Camara said his interest in culture and social studies made it easier to learn languages [...]
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04 March 2010
Throughout the latter two weeks of February and the first two weeks of March, The Emporia Area Local Food Network is hosting a film festival featuring films which advocate and educate viewers about the benefits of growing and buying local produce. The film showings, sponsored by The Emporia Area Local Food Network (EALFN), Flint Hills Technical [...]
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04 March 2010
We’ve all been told that protecting the environment is of the utmost importance, but do we ever stop and question why that is? What is it exactly about nature that we are trying to preserve? Is it the same for everyone? Does it matter why we are motivated, as long as we are helping in [...]
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04 March 2010
“I didn’t actually plan for the night shift,” Grizzard said. “When they called me, they were like, ‘we have a position open for a night shift stocker,’ and I was so excited because I needed a job that I took it. I didn’t really think about it at first.” Kellen Jenkins/ The Bulletin
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04 March 2010
I’ll be the first to admit that women carry a certain burden that men can never quite understand. In the traditional social roles that have been maintained by a patriarchal system the domain of women has been the home and family, while we boys get to go outside and play cowboys and Indians. Well, in [...]
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04 March 2010
Emporia State’s Albert Taylor Hall was rocking last Thursday night with the UAC sponsored Battle of the Bands. The Black Tuxedos out of Emporia, Beebop Flim Flam from Lawrence, Voice Issue of Kansas City and The Paperclips from Kansas City, Mo., battled to decide who would open for Ha Ha Tonka and Antennas Up at [...]
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04 March 2010
On March 8, 9 and 11, People Organizing for Women’s Equal Rights (P.O.W.E.R.) will sponsor a performance to raise awareness and funds to help those affected by domestic abuse. In the past, P.O.W.E.R. has sponsored the performance of “The Vagina Monologues,” however, this year the program will be a little different. Instead of “The Vagina Monologues,” [...]
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04 March 2010
In a world of Walmarts and chain restaurants, it is good to have a few outliers. If you are experiencing Applebee’s angst or you’re in a Carlos O’ Kelley’s conundrum and you are looking to eat some local fare the Olpe Chicken House could be your place. Located nine miles south of Emporia on East Highway [...]
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04 March 2010
I never thought that my last semester in college could be so difficult. It’s not the workload that is hurting me, or the juggling of class, work and my club activities. Those things are all challenging in their own way, but what is really throwing me for a loop is the content of my classes. As [...]
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04 March 2010
March marks the start of Women’s History Month. This celebration of the achievements of women throughout America and the world has its own rich, interesting history. 2010 marks the 30th anniversary of the first official acknowledgement of Women’s History. It was not immediately given its own month, but rather started out as a full week long [...]
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04 March 2010
I can’t believe I’m 22. While most kids dream about the day they finally turn 21, I was always much more interested in 22. That represented the true age of adulthood. I guess it’s because all the birthdays before that carry so much symbolism; 16, 18, 21. But after 22 birthdays just become a thing- an amorphous [...]
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04 March 2010
: As a part of women’s history month, ESU assistant professor of history, Joyce Thierer held a performance named “This Land Can Not Be Sold” last Tuesday night at Bruder Theatre in King Hall in the form of a personal narrative. Kellen Jenkins/ The Bulletin
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04 March 2010
The Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 was put into effect on Feb. 22, and while it will enforce many new stipulations, its main focuses are to protect young consumers and make credit card use and payments easier and better understood by the general public. Kellen Jenkins/ The Bulletin
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