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While highlighting the state of Wisconsin, Dawson and Max discover the song Wisconsin by Bon Iver and Max shares his experience of attending a political rally with Bon Iver performing. The hosts of The Daily Wave then discussed the problems with political rallies and the mob mentality that it takes to attend every single political rally for a single candidate. Listen to the full discussion belowThe hosts of the Daily Wave break down a recent dilemma that school districts across the country have faced. Online rumors that have been spread saying that schools are providing litter boxes to students who identify as cats.
Dawson and Max reference an article by aberdeen news, saying "South Dakota school districts are not accommodating students who identify as cats, should there even be any, with litter boxes in bathrooms." But, if there were to ever be litter boxes implemented in bathrooms at schools... Well. Dawson and Max agree that they might have to go back to school and tryout the new accommodations. Source: https://www.aberdeennews.com/story/news/local/2022/10/26/south-dakota-schools-not-providing-litter-boxes-for-students-identifying-as-cats/69589914007/ Election Day 2022 is tomorrow and we are teaming up with the collegian! So, tune in to Wildcat 91.9 and check the Collegians website for live updates, news and results on the night of the election!
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Monday, Nov. 7, 9:30 - 10:20 AM | Sewing Workshop
Learn how to use a sewing machine's button hole foot. The button hole presser foot that comes with our Singer Heavy Duty sewing machines can automatically sew a button hole for many sizes of buttons. In this workshop you'll learn to change presser feet, change stitch settings for button holes, and place the fabric for the start of the button hole. Find more information at the link below. https://events.k-state.edu/event/sewing_-_button_hole_stitch#.Y2V_2nbMLcs Friday, Nov. 11, 7:30 PM | In A Chord Enjoy this choir performance hosted by the K-State MTD. It will be free for all KSU students, and $8 general admission Find more information at the link below. https://events.k-state.edu/event/tbc_-_in_a_chord#.Y2V_-3bMLcs Friday, Nov. 11, 7:30 - 10:00 PM | Country on Campus Dust off your boots and great ready for UPC's fall concert! Country on campus is a college tour featuring up and coming musical acts Conor Clemmons, Jaden Hamilton, and Thomas Mac! The concert will be free to students and the public and features chances to win prizes with a Valid K-State student ID from sponsors like JLab, Roku, and Clif! Find more information about the live performance at the link below. https://www.kstateupc.com/our-events/2022/11/11/country-on-campus Recap and review with Wyatt Thompson: K-State flattened Oklahoma State, but will they crush Texas?11/4/2022
Coming off of one of the most historic and dominating top-10 beatings in college football against #9 Oklahoma State, Kansas State finds themselves ranked #13 in the CFP poll and poised for a Big 12 championship berth. The only thing that stands between them and solidifying their chances better are the Texas Longhorns. Kolby and Wyatt break down all of the possibilities and the exciting future of Kansas State.
In episode two of his new series, 1st and 52, Kolby speaks with K-State legend Ell Roberson about his time at Kansas State and how the Cats are doing late in the season. Ell predicted a national championship win for Kansas State in the next few years - will he be proven right?
Find more from Kolby below: https://www.twitter.com/kgvancamp https://www.kolbyvancamp.com https://www.wildcat919.com  Manhattan, KS - Travelling east bound on I-70 around 11:30am today a yellow semi-truck tipped over from what some on lookers thought was from strong gusts that have been picking up to speeds of 30 mph.
Emergency crews are currently on the scene and redirecting traffic in the lanes to the right of the tipped over semi. Tune in every Saturday morning to hear DJ Krys on the mic! If you're one who enjoys kicking back, and listening to a few of the latest hip hip/rap songs then you don't wanna miss the Saturday morning sesh with DJ Krys on Wildcat 91.9.
By Kate KennedyThe tradition of Tailgating goes back further than many realize. Wildcat Electronic Media reporter Kate Kennedy uncovers the traditions that many K-State fans have and reflects on the history of how the "tailgate" came to be.
 The K-State esports team has moved into the basement of the K-State Student Union, with a new gaming lounge and dozens of desktops for all students to try out. Wildcat 91.9 reporter Brody Zwiebel chatted with Ben Counts about how the team is doing and what ways students can get involved.
Monday, Oct. 31, 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM | Halloween Pumpkin Painting
Looking for a scarily good time this Halloween? Enjoy spooky cocktails and delicious food at Union Station by JP's while you decorate a pumpkin! USJP's invites you to decorate or take a pumpkin home to decorate later while you dine on Halloween day. Minimum purchase of $10 is required. Find more information at the link below. events.k-state.edu/event/halloween_pumpkin_painting#.Y1wGvnbMLct Wednesday, Nov. 2 | Jazz Big Bands Want to enjoy a night of Jazz? Located in Forum Hall in the K-State Student Union the Music, Theatre department will be performing a night of big band Jazz for all to enjoy! Find more information at the link below. events.k-state.edu/event/jazz_big_bands_4406#.Y1wGwXbMLct Friday, Nov. 4, 5:30 - 9:00 PM | Hoppin and Hangin' Channel your energy, cut loose with your best flips and tricks, and prepare for the weekend. Featuring hundreds of square feet of indoor trampolines, obstacle course, arcade games and more. Come out and enjoy an evening at the new LEAP Trampoline Park. Join UPC to bounce and bowl at LEAP family entertainment. Transportation is not provided. For more details and to register, please visit: cglink.me/2pS/r377943 Registration is required to attend! Please bring a valid KSU Student ID! www.kstateupc.com/our-events/2022/10/19/hoppin-and-hangin Kansas State DESTROYS #9 Oklahoma State - React and recap with Kolby Van Camp and Cole Carmody10/30/2022
Kolby and Cole break down one of the greatest beatdowns in K-State football history, as the Cats demolish ninth-ranked Oklahoma State, 48-0 on homecoming in the Little Apple. Iron Will played with his hair on fire, and it was a masterpiece to watch.
 Listen to the full discussion belowSamuel Mwangi and Colene Lind discussed on the Daily Wave how research demonstrates that talking about a topic encourages others to take it seriously. Two Kansas State University units are putting this principle into action.
K-State’s Huck Boyd National Center for Community Media and Institute for Civic Discourse and Democracy will co-host a community forum on mental health Wednesday, November 2, at 7:30 pm in the West Ballroom of the Student Union. All are welcome. The forum, titled “Breaking the Taboo: Destigmatizing Mental Health in Civic Conversations,” will cover ways that individuals and communities can encourage open and productive conversations about mental health. Three panelists will reflect and answer questions on the topic, including Tychelle Jones, LSCSW, clinical social worker, counselor and owner of 365 Days 365 Chances Counseling Services Dr. Kate McMillen, Lafene Counseling and Psychological Services Sakshi Bhati, K-State graduate student. Aliah Mestrovich Seay, executive director of UFM Community Learning Center, will moderate. Those interested in more information about the forum, Huck Boyd or ICDD sign up at: https://forms.gle/z6PmEn8mvuV7aHzq7 Executive Sports Producer Kolby Van Camp unveils his new series, 1st and 52, where he will record with a different former Kansas State athlete every week for the next year. In week one, Kolby chats with former Wildcat Travis Wilson - a fullback and Big 12 champion for K-State football. The duo break down that special Big 12 championship year for the Cats, and discuss Kansas State football in general.
The Association of Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (AEJMC) is a non-profit that promotes diversity and freedom of speech in the press. Their new podcast recounts historical events from the lens of press with academics and specialist in the field of journalism.
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