KAMS students prepare for early start to college life
Cassi Kirk, like many incoming students, is anxious to get out of high school and move to campus. However, she’s slightly different from most traditional students. She’s two years younger.
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Gallery walk returns to Hays
Cast iron sculptures, illusionistic paintings of reflections and mixed media wall pieces were all available to view at Friday night’s Spring Gallery Walk. Groups of gallery goers crowded the sidewalks on Main Street as they enjoyed artwork, music and refreshments at 30 different venues.
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Letter to the Editor
Phil Van Horn commented in this Thursday’s Leader on the quality and quantity of Letters to the Editor, about their passion and idealism. I would like to compliment this old acquaintance from high school forward on his clarity and the expression of his views.
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Tiger national track results - Schmitz breaks school records
Led by junior Darcie Schmitz, the Fort Hays State University track and field team netted four All-American performances at the NCAA Division II National Outdoor Championships.
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HALO provides perspective to Cinco de Mayo
“I think the university lacks a lot of diversity on campus and a lot of events that celebrate other cultures,” Jimenez said. “Our main goal for Cinco de Mayo, and my goal for next year as president, is to have more events that educate other students about what it means to be Hispanic, what we’re proud of and what we celebrate.”
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Bands prepare for last concert
The Fort Hays State University bands will conclude the end of the semester with a final performance for the Hays community.
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