Public art boosts Garden City pride at high school
The Garden City High School campus features a stainless steel buffalo head by artist Russell Burgardt mounted near Buffalo Stadium. Lit LED eyes and smoking nostrils trigger on touchdowns, a display unveiled during homecoming after two years of planning by the Class of 1974 with fundraising and private donations. The piece named Pride embodies school spirit and community storytelling.
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Buffalo Stadium
Buffalo
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Oregon gun law draws edgy online comment
Online readers weigh in on Oregon gun law. A reader claims the law worked as designed and contrasts Oregon with Kansas. A Hugoton Republican and former Senate president criticizes Washington tactics in a related story about Gov Brownback's inner circle.
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Kansas
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Supreme Court hearing tonight in Garden City KS invites public
Three cases will be argued in the Kansas Supreme Court at Garden City High School tonight. Oral argument is not a trial but a legal exchange on the merits. The first case involves uniform commercial code and collateral possession in a note and baby company dispute, the second concerns a vehicle search under a residence warrant and curtilage issues, and the third covers alleged prejudicial errors and a long sentence in a murder case. Gerry Schultz promotes public attendance and explains the court’s role and process.
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Kansas
Kim Schroeder
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Tu Youyou Nobel Prize reannouncement fuels Chinese education debate
The article notes Tu Youyou sharing this year's Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, marking a Chinese born and trained scientist winning science Nobel. It analyzes reactions in China, education system shifts, Western publishing practices, and broader implications for China’s top tier universities and international study trends. Dr. John Richard Schrock is identified as editor and former biology chair.
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China
America
Chinese Academy of Sciences
National Academy of Science
CAS
Beijing
Tsinghua
Beijing University
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Asia
John Richard Schrock
The
Kansas School Naturalist
Emporia State University
Light Bearers Fight Darkness in Alaska Faith Blend
Alaska essay urges readers to push back against darkness with courage and truth. Susan Stamper Brown appeals to faith to confront social anxiety, political correctness, and moral decline, citing Tolkien and biblical swords as motivation to speak out and act now.
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America
Jesus
Barack Obama
J.R.R. Tolkien
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Susan Stamper Brown
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