GIS activities aim high
Some students may have only come to the Geographic Information Systems rocket launching on Wednesday because their professors offered them extra credit for attending. Other students were curious, and some attended for both reasons.
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Basinger film fails to entertain
I should’ve taken it as a sign when I rented “While She Was Out” twice but didn’t ever get around to watching it either time. Third time’s a charm, I guess. Sort of.
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Tiger Timeout with Andre Harrison
Klint Spiller sits down with 141-pound junior Andre Harrison, and the two analyze No 14 Fort Hays State University wrestling team’s performance at the University of Central Missouri Open. The two talk about how Thanksgiving is torture for wrestlers, and Harrison calls out No. 6 University of Central Oklahoma – the Tigers’ first dual opponent.
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Turkey time
Well, readers, in just a week we’ll be celebrating the most American holiday besides the Fourth of July. That’s right, kids, it’s time for Thanksgiving! While it is, of course, a time to be thankful and to count our blessings, it’s also a celebration of all things American. Let’s look at why, shall we?
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Four wrestlers place at UCM Open
Though several of the Fort Hays State University wrestling team’s top performers didn’t compete at the University of Central Missouri Open, the Tigers still managed to walk away with four placing-performances against some NCAA Division I competition.
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Late-night workers require credentials
Sophomore Ryan Bosse is a graphic design major who’s familiar with working after hours. He estimates he’s in Rarick Hall late probably one or two days a week working on projects.
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Strings academy offers musical education
Music, instruments, activities and performances were offered to kids pre-school age and up in the third annual Stringapalooza event.
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