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Nov. 6
The President’s office hosted Emporia State’s first Trauma Informed Educators Conference Nov. 9 in the Memorial Union. For $40, educators and students alike listened to several keynote speakers and participated in various smaller discussions and group activities.
The Emporia State A cappella Choir and the Emporia Chorale sing at the Veteran’s Day concert on Nov. 11 at the First United Methodist Church. The concert was held as a tribute to the United States Veterans.
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With the end of the fall semester coming up, students have gotten used to the flow of college. Formerly terrified Freshman are nearing the end of their first college semester with lots of experience under their belt.
We all know it: Sodexo food is not great. In fact, it kinda makes me die inside. No one goes to college expecting to love the provided food, but we at least expect to get the most out of it since we’re paying $1,000 plus some for a meal plan.
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Sports
Emporia State held its first ever cornhole tournament in the gym of the Student Recreation Center Oct. 30. The goal of cornhole is to toss a bean bag a small distance onto a slanted board and get to exactly 21 points before the other team.
Towers Complex Council sponsored a ping pong tournament in the towers lobby on Nov. 19. At this event students could also write holiday letters to soldiers who won’t get to see their families this holiday season.
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