27 April 2012
The sun is setting on this academic year, one fraught with transition and hope, personal tragedy and collective triumph. The 2012 graduating class enters uneven terrain. The pervasive ideal of college as a springboard to a fruitful career is becoming less certain. But, as with all experiences, our graduates can take comfort in their accomplishments [...]
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27 April 2012
Finals are approaching. It is coming up on 2 a.m., and you still have not started your PowerPoint presentation that is worth approximately 10 percent of your grade. You turn your computer on and start working, but then you remember that you need to use at least two primary sources, most of which are contained [...]
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27 April 2012
Nothing gets me more mad than people judging other people’s majors. A few days ago, a girl in one of my classes exclaimed, “An art major sounds like the most useless degree!” Aside from the fact that it hurt my feelings – yes, I’m an art major – it also made her sound totally ignorant, [...]
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27 April 2012
Conceived and directed by Lindy Bartruff, adjunct professor of dance, “The Eleven O’ Clock Club” is a mix of old school and modern day musical pieces combined into one dance show. The show tells the story of a club created by a group of “hoofers” in the silent film era who form a retreat to [...]
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27 April 2012
GERMANY: Ostrich Politik; The latest unemployment numbers are nothing less than shocking–the highest joblessness since World War II. What’s Germany doing about it? Not much. And that’s smart politics. Newsweek International February 14, 2005 Byline: Stefan Theil A black day for Germany. So trumpeted last week’s newspaper headlines. According to the latest official numbers, German [...]
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27 April 2012
Students swarmed into the first floor lounge of the Memorial Union for music, refreshments and a prize giveaway to celebrate the grand opening of the new Center for Student Involvement yesterday afternoon. There was a raffle for prizes such as an iPad and a 32-inch flatscreen LCD TV, plus gift baskets donated by eight Registered [...]
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27 April 2012
Asher Delmott, senior psychology major, took first place in the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Club’s second annual Trail Racing Series 5 kilometer walk/run over the weekend. “I’m a runner so I just wanted to get out here and get a hard workout in and race some people around here,” Delmott said. Delmott said that [...]
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27 April 2012
This is the first year for design professor Emily Rice to teach at Emporia State, and the senior showcase is her final class project. It will feature senior graphic design students Strap Nkoba, Yeji Hong, Amanda Collins, Matt Hoelscher, Kimber Mitchell, Brock Thornburgh and Alyson Baggett. “These displays really push the students to do large [...]
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27 April 2012
Eleven years ago, in sixth grade, Trey Brokaw began his track career. Brokaw was one of the smallest kids in his class, so football never seemed like the best choice for him. Growing up, Brokaw also participated in basketball and soccer, but running is just what felt right. “My favorite thing (about running) is that [...]
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27 April 2012
In high school at Topeka West, senior thrower Deja Jackson decided to try her luck in throwing for the track team because she felt she was “a strong young woman.” But it wasn’t until her last year that she thought seriously about throwing in college. “I am kind of a late person,” Jackson said. “I [...]
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27 April 2012
Baseball swings on The Hornets took on Lincoln University of Missouri on Saturday, winning both games in the double header, 17-0 and 15-2. Senior infielder/outfielder Joe Vaskas went a perfect three for three at the plate in the first game, scoring six runs batted in and his seventh home run. Brandon Faulkner went 6.0 innings [...]
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