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Friday, November 20, 2009

Schulz: A more open approach

Kirk Schulz

TOPEKA — Kansas State University will be more open with its finances and will take steps to ensure appropriate business practices are in place, K-State President Kirk Schulz told the Kansas Board of Regents Thursday morning.

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Marlatt Elementary School will be open for school on Friday, November 20th.

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Construction workers use portable lighting Thursday morning as they cut framing for the new pool at City Park as a layer of fog hovers over Manhattan. Staff photo by Rod Mikinski.

Today's News

Weekly Update: H1N1 – A New Kind of Flu – What You Need to Know! Published 11/20/2009
Schulz: A more open approach Published 11/19/2009
USD 383 votes not to join possible suit Published 11/19/2009
USD 383 board OK's construction bid for Ogden Published 11/19/2009
Police want to question driver Published 11/19/2009

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Today's K-State Sports News

Cats' defense hopes to rebound at NU Published 11/19/2009
Productive offseason key for Brown Published 11/19/2009
A closer look at the tourney field in Puerto Rico Published 11/19/2009
KSU tops in graduation rate again Published 11/19/2009
Clemente, Colon return to native Puerto Rico Published 11/18/2009

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Today's Events

11/20	KSU Art Educator's Exhibition
11/21	Renewal: K-State Art Department Faculty Biennial
11/21	KSU Art Educator's Exhibition
11/21	Kinship Networking "Disability Law"
11/22	Renewal: K-State Art Department Faculty Biennial

Today's Top Job Openings

Network Plus -Service Manager and Network Engineer Published 10/28/2009
CivicPlus - Multple Positions Published 10/17/2009
Civic Plus - Sales Administrator Published 11/14/2009

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