Haskell Students Rally for Reaccreditation Awareness
DuBray says students unite to raise reaccreditation awareness with speakers music and events centered on Haskell's mission. Visitors will ask about the process and students must be prepared while a string of social events brings the student body together.
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Haskell Resurgence music events at Haskell Auditorium
The Haskell Resurgence festival at Haskell Auditorium, Haskell Indian Nations University, runs Friday through Monday with tiered pricing from 5 to 15 dollars. Notable acts include Scatter Their Own, Indigenous Mato Nanji, Star Nagea, and Frank Waln plus student activities and film presentations.
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Robbery trials delayed for baseball pro and co defendant
Lawrence High graduates Patterson and Kukuk, both charged in a home invasion robbery, see their jury trials postponed to May to allow judge Paula Martin to review videotaped police interviews. Pence, a co defendant, may plead May 22 as Johnson and Kindle face separate pleas or sentences.
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Reno County Jail to buy odor free clothing storage system
Reno County commissioners approved spending over 10411 to buy the CPI Guardian Inmate Clothing Storage System. The package includes vacuum sealed bags to store inmate clothing arriving at the jail, aiming to preserve a neutral odor and reduce washing needs. The system costs 8295 for the machine plus bag cases, with shipping bringing the total to 10411.
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Mental health defense eyed in Kansas incident case
Caton faces arraignment May 14 after a Kansas officer removed him from a minivan and performed aid while Caton showed no response to commands. Sister Tara Painter testified Caton threatened self harm during a family dispute and mentioned driving off a cliff at Clinton Lake. Caton’s attorney plans a not guilty by mental disease or defect defense. booking photo not released.
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Man Held on Aggravated Burglary Charge in Wal-Mart Threat
Smiley, previously banned from Wal-Mart, was evaluated by McKinley and booked into Douglas County Jail on an aggravated burglary charge after an alleged Wednesday threat. Court records show a history of aggravated battery, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and domestic battery. He is held on a $12,000 bond. Sheriff’s Office refused to release Smiley’s booking details.
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KU Debaters Earn Second at CEDA Nationals in Wichita
At the CEDA National Tournament held at Wichita State University KU debaters Juleesa Hampton and Quaram Robinson finished second after a split decision loss to Towson State in the final. Hampton won the Johnston Award as National Debater of the Year and KU coach Harris received the Brownlee Award as National Debate Coach of the Year.
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