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Students react to the closing of D.P. Dough in Aggieville
Editor’s Note: This article was updated to remove unverified statements that were included in its print version. Since its opening as Calios in 2018, D.P. Dough’s famous calzones, wings and cheese stix made it a fan-favorite in Aggieville because of its late hours and close proximity to the bars. However, after a temporary closure last semester, the business permanently closed over the summer.
CCCHS Welcomes Two Student Teachers from Ecuador
Clay Center Community High School (CCCHS) welcomed two student teachers this year in Julie Hughes’ classroom. Susana Palma-Menendez and Roque Giler-Vasquez (who goes by Rocky) are student teachers from Ecuador. They have made their way to CCCHS through Kansas State University, which placed six students from Ecuador in Kansas schools this year as part of a new program. Both student teachers will be with Mrs. Hughes for the 2024-2025 school year.
K-State introduces Wildcat OneCard ID
K-State’s new Wildcat OneCard system allows students to manage accounts and finances in one online interface using their K-State ID. According to a press release by the K-State Student Union, the Wildcat OneCard contains functionality for:. Meal plan management. Declining balance activities online or via mobile devices. Transaction history.
Flint Hills Regional Leadership Program Class is set for the coming year
The Flint Hills Regional Leadership Program announced the newest class members. The program was formed in 1992 and has 631 graduates from the region to date. The program dates its origins back to the 993-94 class. This new group of 26 emerging leaders will continue that legacy. Tiffany Cutting, FHRLP...
Letters from Libby: A guide to freshman year
Welcome back, Wildcats! For some of you, this is your first year out of high school, which can be overwhelming between living in the dorms and navigating the newfound freedom of college life. Your freshman year is one of the most memorable of your typical four years in college. It’ll be the year you refer to when thinking about your journey to adulthood, with a new living situation, your own schedule to set and a sea of new people to meet. Understand that a lot of self-discovery happens freshman year, and many paths you take shape the rest of your college experience.
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