Garden City Community College to unveil new logo this week
Our View notes GCCC will reveal its own new logo this week joining familiar images like Kansas State University Powercat. The editorial highlighting branding acknowledges recognizable marks and anticipates a fresh emblem for the college.
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GCCC Updates Logo Reflecting Expanded Community Role
Garden City Community College considers a new logo after more than two decades as leadership notes the campus now offers broader vocational and continuing education. The redesigned emblem, created in house by Tiffany Heit, symbolizes success and pride as GCCC earns national and state rankings for college excellence and student achievement.
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Garden City State Theater dinner theater idea sparks local debate
Online reader comments respond to a call for revitalizing the State Theater in Garden City with a round dinner theater concept. A separate story notes Scott Community High School plans a hydroponics lab to broaden student STEM engagement and research opportunities.
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Frisky talk and policy prompts clutter a strange note
A jumble of phrases mentions layoffs names and tax returns with stray references to abortion counseling birth certificates and Bush administration ideas. The text reads as fragmented lines and unclear intent lacking coherent news value or identifying details.
Hillary Clinton's Benghazi response faces mixed reviews
Kathleen Parker argues Clinton's admission of responsibility is politically tactical but ethically stands as a measured act. The piece weighs White House awareness, early statements, and the risk of turning the tragedy into a partisan weapon while urging steadier leadership and ongoing investigation.
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Unlikely hero stands for Malala Yousafzai
Opinion piece by Mary Sanchez discusses Malala Yousafzai's 2012 shooting by the Taliban in Pakistan's Swat Valley. It argues education for girls as a global justice issue, contrasts patriarchy with microlending as a tool for female empowerment, and notes Malala's shift from aspiring doctor to political advocate.
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Polls and beliefs clash as pew research highlights nonreligious rise
A Pew study says 20 percent of Americans do not identify as religious, up from 15 percent in 2007, with 33 percent under 30 nonreligious and 90 percent not seeking religion. The piece questions self reporting, noting gaps between stated faith and church attendance and suggesting a potential silent majority of nonbelievers.
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