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Established 1885

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Established 1885

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Rudimentary tips for beginning archers

Josh Rouse
September 2, 2009

WU offering two hunters’ education courses

Josh Rouse
September 2, 2009

Schurig satisfied with win

Josh Rouse
August 30, 2009
Five football players make preseason All-MIAA team

Five football players make preseason All-MIAA team

Josh Rouse
August 26, 2009

SRWC offers opportunities to live healthy, socialize

Josh Rouse
August 19, 2009

Favre, Vick back in pro football

Josh Rouse
August 19, 2009

Media day means time for business

Josh Rouse
August 15, 2009
Cooper wants 2,000 yards

Cooper wants 2,000 yards

Josh Rouse
August 10, 2009
Give a little bit, gain a lot

Give a little bit, gain a lot

Josh Rouse
April 27, 2009

IN THE STANDS: Paris says ‘Au revoir’ to college

Josh Rouse
April 6, 2009

Never bet against a Spartan

Josh Rouse
March 30, 2009
Spring catfishing spawns its own March Madness

Spring catfishing spawns its own March Madness

Josh Rouse
March 23, 2009
Josh Rouse

EDITORIAL: Nothin’ but a good time…

Josh Rouse
March 9, 2009
Hong Kong Chinese Buffet, located at 1835 N.W. Topeka Blvd., is the perfect spot to grab some cheap Chinese food.

Can’t go wrong with Hong Kong

Josh Rouse
March 9, 2009

Reese wins Bassmaster Classic

Josh Rouse
February 23, 2009

College players work out at NFL combine

Josh Rouse
February 23, 2009

Outdoor enthusiasts easily swayed by republican rhetoric

Josh Rouse
February 23, 2009
Last years Bassmaster Classic champion Alton Jones looks to defend his title this weekend against a field of 50 other competitors at the 2009 Bassmasters Classic at Shreveport-Bossier City, La.

2009 Bassmaster Classic set to kick off Friday

Josh Rouse
February 19, 2009
Josh Rouse

America still taboo about sex

Josh Rouse
February 2, 2009

Washburn students rock at Trap

Josh Rouse
February 2, 2009
NCAA should add angling as next big collegiate sport

NCAA should add angling as next big collegiate sport

Josh Rouse
January 26, 2009

Point/Counterpoint: Online classes rock

Josh Rouse
December 1, 2008
Even after the regular goose season ends on Feb. 15, light geese may still be taken until April 30 as part of the extended season, during which there is no daily bag.

Natural selection: hunters miss out when targeting one species

Josh Rouse
November 17, 2008
Josh Rouse

Additions of track, rugby could help give WU athletics a boost

Josh Rouse
November 17, 2008
Arts relieve stress on campus

Arts relieve stress on campus

Josh Rouse
November 10, 2008
 

Topeka radio may see facelift after latest batch of firings

Josh Rouse
October 27, 2008
Josh Rouse

Don’t worry, be happy people

Josh Rouse
October 13, 2008
Carrie comes to town

Carrie comes to town

Josh Rouse
October 9, 2008
Carrie Underwood headlined the event Tuesday at the Kansas Expocentre.

Country comes to town

Josh Rouse
October 1, 2008
Upland birds can be a challenge for any hunter, especially in the western Kansas terrain. Hunters should make sure not to get too far ahead of their hunting partners to prevent accidentally stepping into their shooting path and risking injury.

Pheasant fever: tips for hunting in Kansas

Josh Rouse
September 29, 2008

Blown transformers leave parts of Wanamaker in darkness

Josh Rouse
September 28, 2008
 

Swiss restaurant serves breast milk for breakfast

Josh Rouse
September 24, 2008
 

Washburn Board of Regents addresses Farley letter

Josh Rouse
September 22, 2008
Dr. Farley and Bob Storey

Washburn Board of Regents discusses Farley’s letter

Josh Rouse
September 21, 2008

Heartland Park gearing up for Festival of Speed Battle of the Bands

Josh Rouse
September 15, 2008

Argo to promote individuality

Josh Rouse
September 8, 2008

Columnist thinks web-vids not as funny after 400,000 hits

Josh Rouse
August 26, 2008
Josh Rouse

IN THE STANDS: Tips to keep fantasy football from preventing other fantasies

Josh Rouse
August 25, 2008

Potter fans throwing more than magic at Warner Bros.

Josh Rouse
August 18, 2008
Volunteer hour The University of Tennessees Neyland Stadium is just one of more than a hundred authentic stadiums featured in NCAA Football 09

‘NCAA Football’ game thrills fans despite glitches, Lee Corso

Josh Rouse
July 31, 2008
A well stocked tacklebox

Fishing out west can be best

Josh Rouse
July 31, 2008
 

Grill to Kill

Josh Rouse
July 31, 2008

Dog days of summer spayed

Josh Rouse
July 31, 2008
Williams signs four-year deal with Titans

Williams signs four-year deal with Titans

Josh Rouse
July 19, 2008
 

Against all odds

Josh Rouse
July 18, 2008
KCs other first-round pick, Branden Albert, makes his Madden debut.

Favre’s favor

Josh Rouse
July 18, 2008
Little Big Town took the stage Friday amidst the wind, mud and a flurry of cotton falling from nearby trees. LBTs Karen Fairchild said of the cotton It looks like its snowing out here.

When it rains… it pours

Josh Rouse
July 12, 2008
 

Topeka native spreads wings in Lawrence, prepares to release solo debut in April

Josh Rouse
July 8, 2008
Taylor Swift in Picture to Burn.

Swift friendship

Josh Rouse
July 8, 2008
Haskell-Baker brouhaha A lawsuit is in works to protect the Haskell-Baker Wetlands from the permit issued by the Kansas Department of Transportation Tuesday which allows for the 32nd Street Alignment of the South Lawrence Trafficway.

Lawsuit continues debate on wetland, Trafficway on hiatus

Josh Rouse
May 12, 2008

Web site displays Kansas gas prices

Josh Rouse
May 12, 2008
Point/Counterpoint

Point/Counterpoint

Josh Rouse
April 30, 2008

In the Tree Stands

Josh Rouse
April 28, 2008
 

‘Boy Gets Girl’

Josh Rouse
April 21, 2008

Creativity flows on campus

Josh Rouse
April 21, 2008
Swing and a miss: MLB 2K8 lowballs sports fans

Swing and a miss: ‘MLB 2K8’ lowballs sports fans

Josh Rouse
April 21, 2008
Mathletes (left to right, front) Kristin Ranum, Sarah Butler, (second row) Hwa ChiLiang, Sarah Cook, Tamela Bolen, Richard Nelson, (third row) Brandy Mann, Alexandria Jeannin, Riley Harrington, Sean VanDyke, Jennifer Wagner, (top row) Bill Gahnstrom, Kevin Charlwood, traveled on April 4 to the Kappa Mu Epsilon conference. Mann received an award for her presentation.

Washburn student captures top mathematical award at convention

Josh Rouse
April 14, 2008

‘Boy Gets Girl’ stalks onto campus

Josh Rouse
April 14, 2008
 

HuHot tops list of Asian restaurants in Topeka

Josh Rouse
March 24, 2008
Semi Pro an alley-oops

‘Semi Pro’ an alley-oops

Josh Rouse
March 24, 2008

Some food for thought

Josh Rouse
March 24, 2008

Players to present collection of monologues at Garvey for V-Day

Josh Rouse
February 18, 2008
 

Rare total lunar eclipse makes last appearance until 2010

Josh Rouse
February 18, 2008
Branson offers students access to entertainment during spring break

Branson offers students access to entertainment during spring break

Josh Rouse
February 18, 2008
Rambo back with boom after 25 years of silence

‘Rambo’ back with boom after 25 years of silence

Josh Rouse
February 18, 2008

LATEX Trombonists make fabulous quartet

Josh Rouse
February 11, 2008
Juno beams brightly at box offi ce

‘Juno’ beams brightly at box offi ce

Josh Rouse
January 21, 2008
 

Poker Party

Josh Rouse
December 12, 2007

How to kill a Thanksgiving turkey

Josh Rouse
November 19, 2007

Welcome back, Argo

Josh Rouse
November 19, 2007
Die Fledermaus modernized

‘Die Fledermaus’ modernized

Josh Rouse
November 19, 2007
 

Hunting game disappoints gamers, lacks realism

Josh Rouse
November 12, 2007
Foot race Washburn receiver Jake Lebahn runs away from the Pittsburg State defense for a 68-yard reception. He had six catches for 153 yards including touchdowns of 31 yards and six yards.

No monkey business as Washburn upsets No. 18 Pittsburg State

Josh Rouse
November 5, 2007
 

NBC comedy ‘Scrubs’ prepares to air final season

Josh Rouse
October 22, 2007
Gangsta beats The Washburn Fighting Blues Marching Band jazzes up its halftime show with a collection of gangster jazz songs. The Fighting Blues will perform Wednesday after the high schools have competed.

Washburn hosts high school marching festival, Washburn grad makes return

Josh Rouse
October 16, 2007

Entertainment industry going retro, Radiohead charging ‘worthy’ price

Josh Rouse
October 8, 2007

Students offer alternative perspectives on Transformational Experience

Josh Rouse
October 8, 2007
Kneed Washburns CB Cary Williams takes a knee after Saturdays 28-14 loss against Central Missouri. Williams had the games first score on a 49-yard interception return six minutes into the game. He also contributed seven solo tackles on the afternoon.

Mules kick Ichabods in lethargic 28-14 loss

Josh Rouse
September 24, 2007

‘Reno 911!’ producers hit the net with ‘Balls of Fury’

Josh Rouse
September 17, 2007
 

Ichabods grab Tigers by tail with 28-10 win

Josh Rouse
September 17, 2007

SRWC helps provide employee wellness with free, incentive-based program

Josh Rouse
September 17, 2007

Flooring defects lead to future renovations for SRWC

Josh Rouse
August 27, 2007
 

‘Superbad’ is funny, thoughtless comedy

Josh Rouse
August 27, 2007
Music innovator of the 70s surprising hit of 07

Music innovator of the ’70’s surprising hit of ’07

Josh Rouse
May 6, 2007
Land of Women a serious and entertaining package

‘Land of Women’ a serious and entertaining package

Josh Rouse
April 30, 2007

Author coming to town

Josh Rouse
April 23, 2007
Midwestern band makes Money-friendly music

Midwestern band makes Money-friendly music

Josh Rouse
April 23, 2007
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