Cyclones Overwhelm Jayhawks 51-23 on Senior Night
Iowa State dominated Kansas University 51-23 in the last home game of the season. Cyclones pulled ahead early and never looked back as KU defense struggled to contain ISU's offense on Senior Night.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2012
Page
1
Iowa State dominated Kansas University 51-23 in the last home game of the season. Cyclones pulled ahead early and never looked back as KU defense struggled to contain ISU's offense on Senior Night.
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Haley Barbour urges a brutally honest review of the Republican performance in the November elections. He argues the party must overhaul its strategy, acknowledging what worked and what failed, as broad agreement grows on the need for change.
Former Kansas City area educator James Jackson, a longtime teacher, vice principal, and Boy Scouts volunteer, faced repeated sexual abuse allegations against dozens of boys from the 1960s through the 1990s. The Boy Scouts released internal perversion files revealing ties to Kansas in recent months.
Jana Rea and a group called The Crew campaigned against liberal bias and elected new Douglas County GOP leaders after the November 6 general election. Rea defeated incumbent Richard Todd for chair and Win Campbell won vice chair, signaling a shift to a more conservative tone with Kansas Republican Party involvement.
Hunters in Douglas and Franklin counties face thinner local deer herds as dozens of deer die across lakes and ponds from epizootic hemorrhagic disease. Kansas wildlife officials report about 400 deaths statewide from a population over half a million, with Douglas and Franklin counties accounting for at least 30 cases this year. The virus spreads via biting midges thriving in mud flats, and drought aided its impact as waters receded.
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