Kansas State livestock team wins fourth straight title
Scott Schaake, raised near Lawrence, leads Kansas State University to an unprecedented fourth consecutive National Intercollegiate Livestock Contest championship in Louisville, with seven of nine event wins. The team, praised by KSU leaders, ranks among the nation’s elite in livestock judging as Schaake’s dominance echoes his 1983 student victory.
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Kansas State's Early Livestock Judging Title Controversy
Kansas State University students led by C G Ling Nick Schmitz and R S Wilson won the 1903 national collegiate livestock judging contest in Chicago amid rumors of manipulation. The Spoor Trophy reportedly went to Iowa State after an alleged reversed verdict, sparking protest, while KSU later built a 13 title run.
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Opening channels for parent child talk shapes futures
The piece argues that how parents communicate with their child matters as much as what is said. Verbal and nonverbal methods affect a child’s sense of safety, self worth, and willingness to share feelings. It contrasts negative scolding with constructive dialogue and suggests asking open questions to invite discussion, noting two way talk requires feedback.
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