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Women dies after house explosion

An 81-year-old Topeka woman has died after being injured in a natural gas explosion at her home. Full story

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VIDEO: Washburn defeats Tigers 79-67

The Washburn Ichabods used an 11-0 run over the first 3:31 of the second half to open a 17-point lead and they would never look back in a 79-67 win over Fort Hays State. Full story

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Theatre department to put on three student-written plays

On March 8-11, the Washburn University theatre department will be putting on a special production of three student- written plays. Full story

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Bob Dylan: Good songs for a god cause

Bob Dylan is a songwriting machine and an American icon. However, I've always believed that his best songs were sung by "Anybody But Bob." "Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan" continues this streak through four discs, 73 songs and over five hours of music. Full story

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Zumba fundraiser benefits troops

Zumba fitness is a new offering in kinesiology at Washburn, and Emily Lockhart, instructor, is passionate about the subject and about its benefits.

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Kinderknecht shines despite limited role

To Lady Blues junior guard Laura Kinderknecht basketball is much more than just a game. Basketball is heart, hard work, family and the desire to win.

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Students participate in theatre festival

During the week of Jan. 16, Penny Weiner, associate theatre professor and three theatre students participated in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Iowa.

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Brownback dodges glare of open meetings law

Helmut Jahn was a German architect who came to the United States in the 1960s. He once famously said, "Transparency is not the same as looking through a building: it's not just a physical idea, it's an intellectual one."

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