February 23 1821 John Keats, English Romantic poet, died. 1836 Mexican general Santa Anna began the siege of the Alamo. 1896 The Tootsie Roll was…
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VIDEO: This Week in Tiger Athletics [Issue #6]
TMN Station Manager Boomer Sabata is joined by Sports Information Director Ryan Prickett in giving an update on sports at Fort Hays State University.
View More VIDEO: This Week in Tiger Athletics [Issue #6]This Day In History — U.S. Hockey Team Defeats the Soviets in “Miracle on Ice”
February 22 1371 Robert II succeeded to the throne of Scotland, beginning the Stuart dynasty. 1819 Spain ceded Florida to the United States. 1879 Frank…
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“All the Money in the World” Review
BY HALEY LENAUER All the Money in the World, stars Mark Wahlberg, Michelle Williams, and Christopher Plummer, and is directed by Ridley Scott. It tells…
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Valentine’s Day at Fort Hays State University
BY LEXI GROSS Love seemed to be in the air this past Valentine’s Day at FHSU. Campus clubs and organizations were doing their best to…
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February 21 1613 Michael Romanov was elected czar of Russia, beginning the Romanov imperial line. 1878 The first telephone book was issued (New Haven, Conn.).…
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MBB: Tigers come up short against UNK
BY TRISTAN SASSE The Fort Hays State University men’s basketball team was looking for a season sweep on the Nebraska-Kearney Lopers on Tuesday, February 20.…
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WBB: FHSU Escapes UNK with a 69-67 Victory
BY TRISTAN SASSE On Tuesday, February 20, the Fort Hays State University women’s basketball team escaped Nebraska, Kearney with a 69-67 victory. The Tigers held…
View More WBB: FHSU Escapes UNK with a 69-67 VictoryThis Day In History — Washington Signs Post Office Act
February 20 1792 President George Washington signed the Post Office Act, establishing a permanent Post Office Department. 1809 The Supreme Court ruled the power of…
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PlayStation Network’s Continued Issues
BY BRYAN WEBER PlayStation services seem to always be at the forefront of controversy. If someone isn’t complaining about how slow the downloads are they…
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