Online research is causing students to move away from paper

Online research is causing students to move away from paper

A mental image commonly associated with hard-working college students is always of them stuck in the library, surrounded by giant stacks of books and papers.

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Arts

Musicians prepare for young artists’ concert competition

Three of the best instrumentalists in the state will converge at Fort Hays State University after showcasing their talent in auditions.

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February 4, 2010 | No responses


Podcasts

First Tiger Timeout of the New Year

Sports editor Klint Spiller talks with editor-in-chief Andrew Bauer about the success of this season’s men’s basektball team and Wednesday’s close game against Emporia State University. The two ponder if the success of this season’s team will lead to the school’s first-ever MIAA championship.

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January 26, 2010 | No responses


Opinions

Presidential points

The student senate of the SGA was presented with a resolution from the Legislative and Political Action Committee in regards to the Student Athletic Fee. Resolution 10/S/101 states that a $2 athletic fee increase would generate approximately $200,000 that would allow for coverage of the existing budget deficit, meet current operating expenses, and assist in covering travel expenses.

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February 4, 2010 | No responses


Sports

Stuck in a rut: No. 8 Fort Hays State University drops two on road

Men’s basketball coach Mark Johnson said every team in the course of a season is going to go through a series of “peaks and valleys,” but he said what separates the good teams from the bad teams is how quickly they return to a peak after spending time in a valley.

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February 4, 2010 | No responses


News

SGA votes down athletic fee resolution

Once again, Student Government Association has shot down a resolution to send an athletic fee increase to a student referendum.

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February 6, 2010 | No responses


Community

‘Mass Effect 2’ massively entertaining

In the world of epic adventure games, from “Fallout,” to “Phantasy Star Online,” to “Final Fantasy,” the “Mass Effect” trilogy will find its place in gaming history.

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February 6, 2010 | No responses