‘Speaking the Silences’ event vocalizes history’s lost tales
“Henrietta Lacks is not a human interest piece. Henrietta Lacks is a life. A life that matters,” said Sue Zschoche, associate professor of history, at the K-State Book Network’s event “Speaking the Silences: Women and Race in Kansas History.” The event took place Monday in the Hemisphere Room of Hale Library. Zschoche, along with M.J. [...]
New faces of K-State student body appointed
Last Saturday, the 2013 K-State Student Ambassadors were announced at halftime of K-State’s homecoming victory over Texas Tech. Jordan Priddle, junior in family studies and human services, and Tyler Johnson, junior in human resource management and marketing, were chosen to represent K-State’s student body to prospective students and alumni at events throughout the year. “Having [...]
‘Paranormal Activity 4′ fails to inspire Halloween thrills at box office
“Paranormal Activity 4″ is a prime example of why movies should stop after the second or third installment. This series has gone on for too long; hopefully after this fourth venture someone will get the hint that these “scary” movies no longer scare anyone. I think everyone can agree that the first “Paranormal Activity” was [...]
Wildcats start season off with 20-point victory
With an entirely new coaching staff leading an experienced unit for K-State in its season opening exhibition against Washburn, the Wildcats flexed muscles new and old in their 81-61 victory over the Ichabods. Just how many conclusions can be drawn from the performance is up for grabs, but the Wildcats quickly answered the question of whether [...]
Construction begun on new feed mill
One of K-State’s long-held goals is finally becoming a reality. Construction on the new O.H. Kruse Feed Technology Innovation Center began in May. Once completed, the center will serve as the new home for the feed science and management program. Chis Berg, junior in feed science management, is excited about the completion of the new [...]
Small dogs can be a better fit for students, renters
According to Ohio State University’s Department of Research Communications, college students find comfort in their pets during stressful situations. A Dec. 22, 2008, study showed that students who chose to live with at least one dog or cat were less likely to feel lonely or depressed. But in the Manhattan community, many landlords don’t allow [...]
Logan’s Run
The Blotter: Oct. 31
Monday, Oct. 29 Beau Derek Horner, of the 1000 block of Pottawatomie Avenue, was booked for possession of any illegal substance, use or possession of paraphernalia to introduce into the human body, use of a communication facility for sale or purchase of drugs and aggravated endangering a child. Bond was set at $2,500. Alec Michael [...]
4 student-friendly job markets open to graduates
One of the biggest concerns for today’s college students is securing a job after graduation. With unemployment rates still hovering at 7.8 percent as of September, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, fixing the economy remains a high priority for the U.S. As globalization continues to dominate corporate strategies and technology continues to improve, [...]