Washburn Block Party

Jason Morrison, Copy Editor|August 17, 2020

Caroline Wong, Amber Potter, Deb Sparks-Thomas look like shrunk people next to the giant Connect Four game.

Jason Morrison
Caroline Wong, Amber Potter, Deb Sparks-Thomas look like shrunk people next to the giant Connect Four game.

Jason Morrison

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Jason Morrison, Copy Editor

Hi, I'm Jason. I am a senior art major with a concentration in photography and a minor in mass media. I also have studied guitar at Washburn. I am in the early stages of producing my own electronic music that includes guitar. I have a vision of combining visual and audio art as my form of expression. My other love is for writing.

BOB: How do you think you did this semester?

BOB: How do you think you did this semester?

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BOB: Do you think university prepares you for the real world?

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BOB: What is your favorite class and why?

Pranisha Subedi (left), junior actuarial science major, is wearing a traditional Nepali outfit called a saree. A saree is a traditional South Asian garment made of a long piece of fabric wrapped around the body, usually with a blouse and petticoat and known for its bright colors and beautiful designs.

Weaving cultures through fashion

Sam Van Dyne, junior quarterback, scrambles out to the right side. Van Dyne started six games last season for the Ichabods.

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Colton Jones and Dani Brillhart of Ni/Co perform at the Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center at Washburn University for Spring Fest 2025. They sang their original song “what it (do do do).”

Ni/Co performs at Spring Fest

Hayden Priest, senior catcher, draws a walk, loading the bases. Priest hit a double and recorded an RBI.

Baseball secures sweep in late rally

Tyson Rudd, redshirt freshman guard, slam dunks the ball during the game against the University of Nebraska-Kearney defenders. Rudd’s dunk electrified the crowd and set the tone for his team's victory.

GALLERY: Men’s basketball cruises past UNK, 97-64

Isabel Demarco de Quadros, freshman jumper, vaults over the crossbar. Quadros finished the meet not only in first place in the women’s pole vault at 4.16 meters, but gained a personal record, NCAA provisional and tied with Washburn University’s women’s pole vault record.

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