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November 6, 2015

• Opinion Line (Nov. 7)
• Macy Gray is back with music for a mature audience
• Eisenhower pulls off playoff upset of Kapaun
• VIDEO: The VarsityKansas.com 2-minute drill
• Bask in fall color at Bartlett Arboretum’s TreeFest
• Kansas Supreme Court justices grill attorneys for the state at school finance hearing
• Kansas State past hardest stretch of schedule, but Bill Snyder doesn’t see easy games ahead
• Bob Lutz: Perry Ellis has made a strong impression on those from his past
• Numerous scam phone calls reported by three Sedgwick County residents
• Kansas State beats Fort Hays State 70-52 in final exhibition
• Wichita State volleyball wakes up, rolls over Drake 3-1
• Wichita Eagle wins lawsuit over Hunter Health Clinic e-mails
• Quad City beats Thunder 4-2
• H. Edward Flentje: State leaders out of touch with public
• Letters on Middle East dictators, illegal immigration, e-cigarettes, Teach for Life
• The faces to revitalize Kansas State basketball
• Kansas Supreme Court upholds death sentence for serial killer John E. Robinson Sr.
• Kansas football looking for ways to spark offense
• Get moving on tag office as well as 271 building
• Koch didn’t sound sorry about local lobbying
• Daytime TV host Wendy Williams succeeds by broadening appeal
• Charles Krauthammer: CNBC presidential debate was a gift to GOP
• Wichita State’s Fred VanVleet not likely to play in Saturday’s exhibition
• Kellis Robinett looks at the Big 12 Conference
• Three K-State Thoughts: Joe Hubener improves, Cody Whitehair shines and the importance of a bowl game
• Sedgwick one of two counties to reject policies of Kansas Association of Counties
• Man who robbed businesses while children slept in getaway car is sentenced
• Man attacked by robber with hammer
• Bill Koch-owned Picasso brings in $67 million in art auction
• There’s still value in that 10-year-old Boeing 777, analyst says
• Wichita gardener’s almanac for Nov. 7
• Business jet deliveries flat to higher for Bombardier, Cessna in third quarter
• Jeff Page Jr. returns to Wichita for bout
• Rep. Mike Pompeo endorses Sen. Marco Rubio for president
• Jeff Mittie hope Kansas State’s women are on fast track to NCAA Tournament
• K-State men’s basketball roster
• Jenny Lawson, author of ‘Furiously Happy,’ blends humor with honesty
• Hunter Mickelson tries to work his way into Jayhawk rotation
• 2015-16 Big 12 men’s basketball composite schedule
• Rustin Dodd breaks down the Jayhawks
• Jayhawks wait to see what’s good, bad defense in officials’ eyes
• Youth pheasant, quail season offers much, used by few
• Meet the 2015-16 Kansas basketball team
• 2015-16 Kansas men’s basketball roster
• Though expectations are low, Bruce Weber likes coaching K-State’s young group of players
• Kellis Robinett breaks down the K-State basketball team
• 2015-16 Kansas men’s basketball schedule
• 2015-16 K-State women’s basketball roster
• Bob Lutz: Kansas State’s anonymity creates small expectations
• 2015-16 K-State women’s basketball schedule
• Breaking down the K-State women’s basketball team
• Shaka Smart hoping he can bring frenetic pace to lethargic Texas basketball
• K-State’s Justin Edwards ready for another chance at stardom
• 2015-16 Kansas State men’s basketball schedule
• 2015-16 Kansas women’s basketball schedule
• 2015-16 Kansas women’s basketball roster
• Churn & Burn adds crepes and early-morning hours to the menu
• You don’t say
• Oprah Winfrey chooses Knork Flatware as a 2015 favorite