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Area residents
celebrate 4th of July at CiCo Park
A shade tree and a lawn chair
offered rest for Marie Dellen on Tuesday afternoon at Cico Park, the
site of Thunder Over Manhattan. Thunder Over Manhattan, a community
event sponsored by the Westside Business Association, began at 7:30
a.m., before Dellen needed the coolness of the shade tree. A 5K run
and two-mile fun walk kicked off the day's activities FULL
STORY.
New aid applications
include inquiry into applicants' past drug convictions
Students filling out a Free
Application for Federal Student Aid application might notice one change.
As of Saturday, students filling out the form must write down if they
have had an illegal drug conviction. FULL
STORY.
Tex Winter signs
more than 200 copies of biography
"I only expected about 10
people to show up," Tex Winter jokingly said as he signed more than
200 copies of his new biography. Winter, K-State men's basketball coach
in the 1950s and '60s, was on hand Monday in the K-State Student Union
to sign "Trial by Basketball: The Life and Times of Tex Winter." FULL
STORY.
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From local track star to Olympic trial qualifier, K-State sophomore
focuses on upcoming season
K-State women's track and field and cross country phenomenon Amy Mortimer
is adjusting well to life in the limelight. From being recognized at
the grocery store by complete strangers to having a constant stream
of stories in the local media, she quickly has become one of Manhattan's
star athletes.
Men's basketball player leaves team for team-policy violation
K-State men's basketball sophomore Kenyatta Dix will not be
returning to the team this fall, head coach Jim Wooldridge announced
through a statement released Friday by K-State Sports Information.
K-State women's golfer 1st in school history to qualify
for U.S. Open
K-State golfer Miranda Smith became the first women's golfer in school
history to qualify for the U.S. Open, Sports Information announced Thursday.
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