BY HAILEY CHAPMAN A deadly threat to beekeepers across the United States comes with the discovery of Asia’s “murder hornet” found in Washington. Scientists are…
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KSHSAA coaches and athletes deal with COVID-19 cutting seasons short
BY BRADEN HOLECEK A few weeks ago, the COVID-19 brought all levels of sports to a screeching halt. No March Madness. The NBA and NHL…
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New Student Body President and Vice President sworn in
BY CORIE LYNN The spring semester is drawing to a close. For students, Zoom meetings are winding down and final projects are coming due as…
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Great potential, no control: The eulogy of baseball folk hero Steve Dalkowski
BY BOOMER SABATA A young man with a weapon-of-mass-destruction of a fastball pitched for three separate minor league teams in 1958, the same year Hall-of-Fame…
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Falling oil prices: How it affects Kansas
BY GUOWEI (GARY) LI From “water is more expensive than oil” to “spend money on oil,” U.S. oil prices experienced a historic plunge, dropping as…
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Earth Day in an epidemic: What will happen to the Earth when humans slow down?
By Danyang Yuan At the beginning of this year, the Australian bushfire that burned for more than four months was finally extinguished. Nearly 6…
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Former FHSU standout Jibowu makes impact in shortened XFL season
BY BRADEN HOLECEK PHOTO BY FHSU ATHLETICS — RYAN PRICKETT Fort Hays State’s own Doyin Jibowu has continued to excel and make others proud. For…
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Working remotely proving challenging yet rewarding for Kansas employees
BY BRADEN HOLECEK Change is never easy. And during these difficult times, the general public is adjusting to a new normal. When the coronavirus started…
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Student Emergency Assistance Fund aids FHSU students
BY CORIE LYNN With schools and businesses closing, many people, whether they are in Hays or across the country, find themselves in difficult positions. Many…
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Homeschooling Help: First-Hand Tips and Tricks from a Former Homeschool Student
BY MAKENNA ALLEN “I wish I were homeschooled. I could sleep late and do my math homework in my pajamas.” I cannot count the number…
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