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ISSUE 16, Vol. 44 March 5, 2004
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KU
freshman David Padgett saves the game, and the day, in a
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Top Story
HCC policy for student absences remains as is
By Lindsey Miller
Editor
It happens every day on
college campuses all over the nation, and Hutchinson Community
College is no exception. Students around America are attending
their classes.
Although class attendance doesn’t seem like something that would
cause much of a debate, HCC’s Teaching and Learning Committee
recently held discussions about the subject. More...
Sports
News
Men clinch Jayhawk West
Blue Dragons sweep last two regular
season games to capture conference crown
By Rusty Whitcher
Sports Editor
It’s been a long time coming for the Hutchinson Community
College basketball team.
Sixteen years to be exact. HCC clinched their first undisputed
Jayhawk West Conference title since 1988 with an 85-67 blowout
of Butler County Community College on Feb. 25.
More...
KU prof recalls Parks’ legacy
By Matt Stambaugh
Staff Writer
The “American Dream” is
not a goal easy to obtain, especially for a man coming from
a poor, black family of 15 in the early part of the 20th
century.
But Gordon Parks, a successful movie director, photographer,
poet, composer and author from Ft. Scott, has done just
that.
Opinion
Constitution must address gay marriage, not individual states
By Andrew Shandy
Cartoonist
Bush proposed to constitutionally ban same-sex marriages, but it was shamefully rejected. So what’s next? Marriage, until now, was defined as a union between a man and a woman and now that that bond has been officially broken, what is the new definition? Is love all that matters, and if so, will a man who really loves his brother be able to get married in good old San Francisco in 10 years? More...
Campus
Students and citizens donate goods to auction off
for firefighter with leukemia
By Katie Krekel
Staff Writer
For someone who’s accustomed to facing off against ominous fires, cancer
didn't seem like a lurking opponent.
But for Doug Lloyd, a 29-year-old Hutchinson firefighter, cancer has
become a battle. Before Christmas, Lloyd went to a vision doctor for an
annual checkup. His doctor told him to go directly to the University of
Kansas Medical Center where he was diagnosed with acute lymphocytic
leukemia.
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Photos by Steven Doll |
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Barbara Voegele, Arkansas City, drops a white poker chip down the shorts of Kevin Jolley, Washington D.C., while he and four other men perform to the song "YMCA," at Casino night on Feb. 25. Casino night was put on as an end to the homecoming festivities. |
Brad Tutak, Kingman, watches the dealer as he is dealt a card while playing Blackjack at one of the many tables during Casino Night. Blackjack, craps, slots and other games were available for play.
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