After two days of fishing in the Under Armour College Bass National Championship, which took place July 9-11 in Arkansas, a pair of anglers representing the K-State fishing team left the tournament without weighing in after facing adverse conditions.
Imagine living in a foreign country where no one understands what you are saying, let alone your culture. People stare at you because your looks and styles are different from almost everyone else, and it suddenly becomes difficult to accomplish even the simplest of tasks, like mailing a letter or finding your way to class.
The third-annual Dialogue on Sustainability, which was designed to share knowledge and promote networking between Manhattan citizens and sustainability experts, took place on Thursday at the K-State Alumni Center.
Kathleen Sebelius did not start her political career in Kansas, and it might not end in the state either. She is not a Kansas native, but that is where she launched her political career as a state representative in 1987, according to ksgovernor.com.
Though the K-State minimum wage has been raised 50 cents, there has not been any significant effect on campus jobs, said human resource professional Frieda Beat.
The Manhattan public expressed their concerns and ideas about the Flint Hills Prairie Discovery Center at an open house Tuesday evening. The Discovery Center is planned as a focal point of the South End Downtown Redevelopment Area.
Amusement rides, carnival food and rodeo events are upcoming attractions at the annual Riley County Fair, which will take place July 24-28 at Manhattan’s CiCo Park.
Jennifer Wilson, Riley County extension director, said the county fair has been an annual event for many years.
A research assistant working in a Level-3 contaminated lab suddenly grabs his chest in pain. The assistant falls victim to an unexpected heart attack.
Two recent changes made to the federally guaranteed Stafford student loan program will give K-State students the opportunity to obtain additional financial assistance for the coming school year, said Larry Moeder, assistant vice president for student financial assistance and admissions.
