02 September 2010
Kristin Chambers, a former Emporia State student, faces charges of animal cruelty and neglect after the Coffey County Sheriff’s Department seized more than 80 horses, miniature horses and donkeys from her property on July 30. A police report filed with the Coffey County Courthouse confirmed the seizure. Karen Everhart, owner of Horse Calls LLC and director of [...]
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02 September 2010
After Emporia State’s 10-year contract with Pepsi expired on June 30, the campus officially switched to Coca-Cola products. ESU started the new 10-year contract with Coca-Cola on July 1. Raymond Hauke, vice president of Administration and Fiscal Affairs Department, said that Coca-Cola offered a better deal than Pepsi. Now, the university will receive a 10.5 percent [...]
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02 September 2010
With the potential Big 12 break up over the summer, the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association’s (MIAA) prosperity was overlooked. As the Big 12 lost two teams, the MIAA – the conference that Emporia State University competes in – gained another official school, Lincoln University. With The University of Nebraska at Omaha added last school year, [...]
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02 September 2010
A recent decision by the Kansas Department of Education would have William Allen White rolling in his grave. The department plans on cutting the career and technology education funding, which helps subsidize the technical side of publications, including cameras and software, for journalism classes in 2012. The reason? The state has decided that journalism is no [...]
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02 September 2010
For Mike Wise, assistant director for the Recreational Services Department, improving intramural sports is the name of the game. Wise began noticing grievances about the intramural system in past years, and has since helped institute some changes. “In the last few years we’ve been getting a lot of requests from the students. The majority of them [...]
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02 September 2010
“The Last Exorcism” (PG-13) – In the name of the father, the son and the HOLY SMOKES! “The Last Exorcism,” directed by Daniel Stamm, is a horror film that questions the state of faith and has been crafted to look and feel like a documentary film, following the roots of past documentary horror films, such as “The [...]
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02 September 2010
This summer, I spent two months in Korea teaching English to college students. It was an experience I will never forget for more reasons than I have room to write. My students were excited about learning, and it made my job easier than I initially thought it was going to be. But throughout the entire teaching [...]
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02 September 2010
Many people who live in Kansas are familiar with the alcohol-axing exploits of Carrie Nation, the woman who mercilessly attacked the booze of pre-prohibition bars with a hatchet. But this weekend, a new Carrie Nation will be visiting a Kansas bar. Carrie Nation and the Speakeasy will be playing at 10:30 p.m. on this Friday at [...]
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02 September 2010
What is your personal background? I grew up playing soccer, baseball, football and basketball in St. Louis. Soccer is just the one that stuck. Being from St. Louis, it’s natural to be a baseball fan and root for the Cardinals. After I saw my first curveball, I knew my days of baseball were numbered. After high [...]
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19 August 2010
A new year at Emporia State means a new start and an abundance of golden opportunities to meet new people and share and discuss ideas with others from all walks of life. The Bulletin is excited for a new school year, and a new year of the paper. 2011 marks the 110th anniversary of the [...]
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19 August 2010
Yet another school year begins. For some of us at Emporia State, it’s a familiar routine – check our classes, buy our books, catch up with old friends and make sure our financial aid went through. But for others, life at ESU is a new experience. Some are incoming freshman, eager young faces ready to learn and [...]
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26 August 2010
Nationally known professional leadership speaker Dave Kelly is going to pay his first visit to Emporia State at 6 p.m. tonight in the Memorial Union Kanza Room. “I am actually going to be making several presentations when I am on campus,” Kelly said. “Thursday night is an open workshop for campus leaders and really any student [...]
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26 August 2010
The Huge Activities Fair is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. next Wednesday in the Union Square and Pedestrian Mall between Plumb Hall and Morse Complex. “Basically, it is an opportunity for all the organizations on campus to promote themselves to students,” said Whitney McGinnis, graduate adviser for ASG and RSOs. The Huge Activities Fair [...]
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26 August 2010
August 24 Officer provided lock out assistance for KS 618ACW at 2703 W Hwy 50. Officer provided jump start assistance for KS 627BPW in Sector 3. Parking Enforcement immobilized KS 302AUE in Sector 1. Parking Enforcement removed immobilizer from KS 302AUE in Sector 1. Officer checked the west campus. Officer removed immobilizer from NB RHN626 in free parking. Officer admitted Jeff Prendergast [...]
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26 August 2010
Bands Bright Giant from Des Moines, Iowa, and Radio City from Emporia are coming together for a second time at 10:30 p.m. tomorrow night at Beer:30. Guitarist for Bright Giant Josh Davis said this summer the two bands tried to play a show together, but stomach sickness kept the band’s drummer Will Locker off the [...]
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26 August 2010
Somewhere between the constant flickering of yours eyes from left to right and the muttering of obscene things, you realize that the thirty minutes you set aside to find parking before class is not so slowly evaporating in this dry Kansas heat. By this point there is no doubt that a mild panic has begun [...]
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26 August 2010
On Monday, I have a photojournalism class in the evening. The first Monday back is always a tiring one, so I decided to buy a Mountain Dew during our break to wake myself up. So I went to the vending machine, pulled out my $1.25 and prepared my mouth for some limey refreshment. But alas, there [...]
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26 August 2010
Businesses and drivers are to expect traffic control systems such as closed roads and fencing on the 1100 block of Commercial Street as construction on a project to replace 100-year-old water main lines is underway. “Everyone should still come downtown and shop and take advantage of what we have to offer but be careful around construction [...]
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26 August 2010
Bill Noblitt, new director of Marketing and Media Relations, started working at Emporia State last Monday. “People here are friendly. I think that is ‘Kansas friendliness,’”Noblitt said. Noblitt graduated with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and master’s degree in Education from the University of Alabama. Withjournalism experience in teaching at the university level and working in the media [...]
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26 August 2010
As the new school year stretches its fledgling wings, it is obvious that the overall appearance of campus is somewhat different than it was last year. As soon as the spring semester ended, construction crews moved into the Memorial Union to begin the process of renovation after nearly one and a half years of anticipation. The most [...]
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26 August 2010
Would you say the expectations for this team are a good motivation for the team or a distraction? Kind of both. When we’re ranked number three in the conference and number twelve in the nation, I think it is a reasonable ranking, and I also believe it leaves room for us to work harder and give [...]
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26 August 2010
Vampires Suck (PG-13). It’s a shame that the title of the movie already has the word you’re looking for. “Vampires Suck” is another unbearably stupid spoof movie that just doesn’t know when to give up on its failed attempt to make fun of its inspiration, the popular “Twilight Saga.” I’m not a fan of the series [...]
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26 August 2010
Nude images of men in the Gilson Memorial Gallery in King Hall have a greater purpose than just being works of art. Senior Art Major Roy Michael Johnson said that the message is to take male physique, which is usually ripped, and put it in what is traditionally thought of as feminine poses. “Tracing back to [...]
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26 August 2010
A study done over the summer by researchers at Northwestern University found no link between the time spent on social networking sites and grades. Approximately 1,000 first-year students were surveyed for the study where no effect was established. This study published in the latest issue of the “Information, Communication, & Society” magazine rejected other studies [...]
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26 August 2010
An airborne keyboard soaring out of the back of his father’s truck bed was the inspiration for the title poem in Kevin Rabas’ award-winning new book, “Lisa’s Flying Electric Piano.” “I decided to make (that) the title of the book because a lot of people seemed to enjoy that particular poem, plus it’s catchy and easy [...]
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26 August 2010
Casey Finlayson is the anchor for the defensive line at Emporia State. Photo by Kellen Jenkins/The Bulletin.
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26 August 2010
A new federal law aimed at helping students access more affordable course materials went into effect in July. Photo Illustration by Megan Gartner.
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02 September 2010
The 2010 Kansas gubernatorial election will be held on Nov. 2. The winning candidates will commence on the second Monday of January after election, and serve a four-year term from 2011 to 2015. After the primary election on Aug. 3, Senator Sam Brownback, the nominee from the Republican Party leads in polling against the Democratic Party’s [...]
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02 September 2010
Pre-Law Club’s first meeting of the semester is on Thursday at 7 p.m., in KSTC room on the upper level of Memorial Union. “Our biggest purpose is to form a support group, a group of students. They can share their experiences and get into law school,” said Miriam Gray, sophomore political science major and president of [...]
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02 September 2010
President and founder of Dallas Sports University and Dallas Athletes Tom Ryan is going to present his “Fight the Freshman 15” lecture for students at 7 p.m.tonight in the Memorial Union Ball Room. “Basically he is going to talk about how to be healthy during college life,” said Katie Moldenhaver, adviser of Union Activities Council [...]
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02 September 2010
Before the finale walk the models of the “Carnivale Couture” fashion show were given red balloons. The fashion show was hosted by Post Abandoned and Angelia Barbee on Aug. 28 at Beer 30. Erica Cassella/ The Bulletin
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02 September 2010
HALO hosted a traditional dance performance Wednesday afternoon in front of the Sunken Gardens. Ashley Wells/ The Bulletin.
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02 September 2010
The Kansas Department of Education (KSDE) has announced that by 2012, Career and Technical Education (CTE) funding will be cut for high school journalism classes. Photo Illustration by Kellen Jenkins & Jon Coffey.
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02 September 2010
August 25, 2010 Officer stopped KS 665AWA in 800 Mechanic. Citation for expired tags over 30 days in same location. Officer admitted Michael Halleran into Butcher Educational Center Room 126. Officer admitted swing dance class instructor on campus into HPER Dance Studio. Officer admitted Jeff Prendergast into Science Hall Room 150. Officer checked Trusler Sports Complex. Officer dispatched to Memorial Student [...]
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02 September 2010
After teaching in Emporia State for 26 years, Joella Mehrhof, professor of Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER), is now the new Faculty Senate President. “My personal goals for the faculty are to connect to the community, students and the colleagues and renew collections,” Mehrhof said. As a new Faculty Senate President, Mehrhof said she is looking [...]
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