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Building a better school breakfast

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By Alyssa Storm Verified
| k-state.edu
K‑State partnership has students develop sorghum muffin recipes for Kansas school cafeterias For every child who walks into school and worries only about whether chocolate milk is available for breakfast, there are teams of K-State researchers, scientists and industry partners working behind the scenes to make sure the rest of the food on that tray is as nutritious as possible.
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Veteran Salute: Making history, paving the way for women Original

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| KSNT-TV (Topeka, KS) Verified
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Refusing to stand on the sidelines, retired Air Force Brigadier General Deborah Rose worked hard and made history in the Sunflower State. Rose joined the U.S. Air Force in 1983 as a nurse. Early on in her career she spent 30 days in Saudi Arabia where the American service women had to abide by the same rules set for the women who lived there. “We couldn’t drive,” she said. “If we wanted to go down to the souk, we had to have a male go with us.
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Major infrastructure project soon starts in Manhattan

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| KSNT-TV (Topeka, KS) Verified
MANHATTAN (KSNT) – A popular entertainment district in the Little Apple will soon see infrastructure and improvement projects. Improvements that are expected to take less than a year to complete in Aggieville will start after a local university’s spring graduation. According to BHS Construction, a major infrastructure and streetscape improvement project is part of the City of Manhattan’s efforts to grow and revitalize Aggieville.
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