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Wefald commemorates tornado clean up goal with sugary snack

The ice cream social, which took place Wednesday near Hale Library, commemorated the campus’ return after the summer tornado, which struck Manhattan on June 11. Full story

Today's Campus News

Student dies of natural causes

A K-State student died Monday of natural causes at his apartment in Manhattan, according to Heather Reed, assistant dean of student life.

The Campus Bulletins

All new K-State students are invited to Wildcat Welcome Day from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. today at the K-State Alumni Center, sponsored by the K-State Alumni Association.

WWII Memorial, Circular Drive to be Built Near McCain

    K-State is constructing a circular drive and a World War II memorial in front of McCain Auditorium this semester.

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Redevelopment moves ahead in the north; south still in planning stage

Most of the area from Leavenworth Street to Moro Street, a few blocks west of Tuttle Creek Boulevard, is full of dirt mounds and construction equipment – a sign of the vast change that will soon come to the area. Full story

Today's Local News

Commission declines city-wide smoking ban


    The Manhattan Board of Commissioners declined a proposed ordinance that would have banned smoking in public places and places of employment in the City of Manhattan.

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Nelson’s offers new hangout

It looks like any other area sports bar until you see who is working behind the counter. Nine months ago, Alan and Kim Nelson, parents of former K-State football player Jordy Nelson and women’s basketball player Kelsey Nelson, opened Nelson’s Landing, a restaurant and sports bar, in their hometown of Leonardville, Kan. Full story

Sports News

N. Texas could be difficult opponent

    North Texas is a scary season-opening opponent for K-State.
    That’s right — the same team that went 2-10 in the Sun Belt Conference, a league that is usually regarded as the worst in big-time Division I football.

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Podunk high schools do little to prepare students for college


    Classes started with a bang. The streets of Manhattan became crowded again, and students filled the halls and sidewalks of K-State. The air was hot, and the sun glared down. All these images are associated with a new beginning and a fresh college experience.

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Today's Columns

Americans should avoid sending troops to Poland


    Recently, United States and Polish officials agreed on terms to build a ballistic missile defense system in Poland. There have been talks about such a program for more than two years.

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  • Campus ‘Better than Ever’

        People can make all the “Wizard of Oz” jokes they want, but a tornado can’t keep K-State down.
       

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    I can’t leave the windows down in my van in the summer because my neighbor’s cat will leave deposits. If your biggest concern in life is a cat pooping in your yard, you’re a tool.

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    Check out the Game Day Guide

    The Mean Green look to rebound from a disappointing 2007 when they kick off the season against the Wildcats on Saturday

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