by Rodney Wren in News
After millions of dollars in ads, polls, and six-figure consultants, the 2006 elections could turn on one final, frantic, door-to-door battle: who wins the voter turnout game.
A little more than a week before voters decide who will control Congress next year, that game is played out in a half-dozen battleground Senate races and 40 to 50 closely-contested House elections across the country.
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The current show in the gallery in Sam's Hall of Fine Arts shows a variety of artworks by a range of local artists.
This show contains drawing, painting, sculpture, mixed media, papermaking and even one artist who uses gourds as a backdrop. Gallery Director and Department Chair Brad Anderson says, "Usually we have multiple works by a single artist.
by Katelin Allen in News
There are many activities that exist that few people really realize a school has. For example, there is an orchestra at KWU.
The course number is MUSII51; the class is worth 3 credit hours and meets on Tuesday/Thursday at 7 p.m. till 8:45 p.m. Professor William McMosley is the conductor and he gives students very positive reassurance toward their progress.
by Tina Clark in News
Around this time of year, things are sure to go 'bump' in the night, and some places are more prone to than others. This year I visited four supposedly 'haunted' places to see just how spooky they really are. I collect evidence through digital pictures, audio recordings, and by the overall creepy feel/mood of the location.
by Dr. Philip Meckley in News
The Silver Age Ghost Story (1980) Four old friends, members of the self named "Chowder Society," meet regularly to scare each other with increasingly disturbing ghost stories. The ghost stories get too disturbing. Secrets can't stay secret forever. The love scenes are hot.
by heidi feyerherm in News
Kansas Wesleyan soccer players were feeling the Halloween spirit on Tuesday, October 31st. From left: Cheer Bear, Nick Rowin, Bedtime Bear, Trenton Corea, Funshine Bear, Regis Gerard, Harmony Bear, Steven Gloria.
by Michael Tate in News
Mozart's The Magic Flute is coming soon to the Stiefel Theatre, in downtown Salina. As a joint venture of The Salina Symphony, the Stiefel Theatre, and Kansas Wesleyan University, The Magic Flute will be presented on Thursday, Nov. 16 and Friday, Nov. 17.
The plot line is interwoven with magic elements, dramatic events, and love stories.
by Rodney Wren in News
On October 7th, 8th, and 9th the KWU Debate and Forensics Squad went to Missouri Central University (formerly Central Missouri State University) for the Missouri Mule debate and Forensics Tournament. It was the first tournament for the full squad. They sent 3 to K-State September 30th where Megan Hagaman took third in Extemporaneous Speaking.
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