Technically speaking: Technicians bring performances to life
Watching the Encore Series or our favorite UAB performance, we rarely think about the action behind the scenes. But many people are just a curtain away, working tirelessly to make the best show possible.
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Allocations money shuffled around
After a four-hour meeting last Thursday, Fort Hays State University’s Student Government Association passed the Allocations Bill for the 2010-2011 fiscal year.
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Pain by Numbers
On the subject of midterms and murder.
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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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SGA allocations showcases student democratic process
Democracy is an intricate, beautiful artwork that has been developed over many centuries to balance the needs of a diverse group of people in a common body. Nowhere on campus is this more prevalent than during the second reading of the allocations bill in SGA. At no other time this year have I seen students so engaged and actively involved in an on-campus issue.
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Going dancing: Tigers make nationals, to face Bronchos
Upsets have been contagious in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s postseason – especially this year – but Fort Hays State University men’s basketball head coach Mark Johnson hopes his team can get rid of the upset bug before heading into the NCAA Division II South Central regional tournament on Saturday.
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Advanced Technology Student Organization presents TigerLAN 21
Advanced Technology Student Organization presents TigerLAN 21 in the Black and Gold Room at the FHSU Memorial Union on March 6th, 2010.
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Fringe Theater provides dinner and a murder
University Activities Board and Fringe Theater teamed up to host the dinner theater event “Fanfare to Murder.”
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Artist’s Corner: Q & A with Chad Foust
A: I play guitar in the jazz band. I also teach for the Kansas Western String Academy.
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