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Not a normal injury

Amanda Krehbiel, Assistant Website Editor • March 25, 2015

We hear of athletes out for the season because of an ACL tear, or maybe a broken wrist. But freshman thrower Richard Sweeney’s case is different. On New Year’s Eve, 2014, Sweeney was alone in...

Retired World Herald CEO is keynote speaker for ‘Emerge”

Amanda Krehbiel, Assistant Website Editor • March 18, 2015

Notable area business leaders are coming to Wayne State College this Thursday. WSC Comm Day—“Emerge”—will take place in the Frey Conference Suite of the Student Center. “Emerge” will fill...

Tornado Recovery efforts continue

Amanda Krehbiel, Assistant Website Editor • March 4, 2015

In wake of the ravaging 2014 tornadoes in Pilger and its surrounding areas, City Administrator Lowell Johnson convinced the Wayne City Council last night to “authorize the City of Wayne to the June 2014...

Struttin’ their stuff

Amanda Krehbiel, Staff Writer • March 4, 2015

Four years ago, a club on campus started something that it had no idea would spiral—not downwards, but in a line, a long line, stretching from Frey past the blue chairs, past the gag. Well over 350...

Dalal delights all at Hindu ceremony

Amanda Krehbiel, Assistant Website Editor • February 5, 2015

The smell of incense and burning candles filled the high ceilings of Ley Theater. Dr. Meena Dalal stood barefoot in traditional Indian dress, greeting the guests as they filed in to hear her speak. Next...

Council motions to go paperless

Amanda Krehbiel, Assistant Website Editor • February 5, 2015

March 2015 is “Problem Gambling Awareness Month” for the City of Wayne, as proclaimed by Mayor Ken Chamberlain last night. “It is important to raise awareness of the warning signs of compulsive...

To buy or to rent that is the question

Amanda Krehbiel, Assistant Website Editor • January 30, 2015

Imagine a world where the total dollar amount you spend on college tuition, room and board, books and fees is under $1,760 per year. You are living in 1975. But, you’re not. It’s 2015, and the average...

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