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Top Story
Astronaut returns to
Cosmosphere, KU
By Katy Sparkman
Staff Writer
Space
shuttle astronaut Dr. Steve Hawley will be seeing a lot
more of the Kansas Cosmo-sphere and Space Center in the
future.
Photo by Jennifer Mace
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News
Tulgey Wood editors
seeking writers, photographers, artists
By Lakyn Higley
Staff Writer
Tulgey Wood is
looking for some writers,photographers, and artists.
The
publication is a variety of poems, short stories, essays, and
black-and-white artwork and photography. You may
submit your works electronically or by hard copy.
Its cover
usually has a woodsy feel to it; cover art has
already been found for this year |
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Editorial
Enforcement and a change in the
legislation needed for firearms
By
Jennifer Little
Staff Writer
As of July 1,
2006, Kansas became the 39th state to pass concealed
carry laws. Now any Kansas resident 21 years
or older who is a legal U.S.
citizen can obtain a four-year
permit by filling out an application with the local police station
and meeting some other requirements. |
Campus
Forensics frolics on Florida
beach
By Ashley Muench
Staff Writer
Courtesy Photo |
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Sports
Lady Dragons look to
regionals
By Nick
Kjellberg
Staff Writer
Photo by Jennifer Little
The Hutchinson Community
College women’s basketball team
secured a first-round Region VI tournament home game as
they defeated Colby 62-50 at the Hutchinson Sports Arena |
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Campus
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Did you know?... |
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Q:What are your plans for Spring
Break?
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A:
"Getting very intoxicated" |
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Amanda Bell, Pretty Prairie |
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A:
"Working" |
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| Mike Morrel, Pretty
Prairie |
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A:
"A lot of college visits" |
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Kyle Schmidt, Hutchinson |
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A: "Working, nothing
real fun or exciting" |
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Dustin Schrag, Pretty
Prairie |
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NASA's robotic
Phoenix spacecraft is scheduled to land on Mars in 85
days. It was launched on August 4, 2007.
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