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November 7, 2015

• A look at the KCAC basketball teams
• Opinion Line (Nov. 7)
• Pet briefs: Pet Christmas photos, Bunny TNT ‘Hop In’
• Eisenhower pulls off playoff upset of Kapaun
• VIDEO: The VarsityKansas.com 2-minute drill
• John Ontjes and Hutchinson women’s team come through busy offseason
• New era begins at Butler with Brian Barone at helm
• A look at the Wichita-area Jayhawk Conference basketball teams
• 13 things to do in the Wichita area this weekend (Nov. 7-8)
• Bob Lutz’s annual Sweet 16: Preseason predictions with a strong Kansas twist
• 2015-16 Newman University basketball schedules
• 2015-16 KCAC basketball schedules
• Conway Springs teacher will return to job Monday
• No. 10 Wichita State cruises past Hawaii Pacific in exhibition (+video)
• Wichita schools will try to sway governor, lawmakers to OK money for refugee students
• K-9 program getting the most out of its Lab work
• Plentiful pheasants, quotients of quail
• ‘Intoxicated’ robber arrested after breaking into 3 south Wichita apartments
• World War II veterans honored during downtown parade (+video)
• Fellow POWs: What they would say to the pope about Father Kapaun (+video)
• Emporia State, Kelly Moten came together at right time
• Newman women’s team rebuilds toward better future
• Friends men’s team has Toby Baxter to build around
• Newman ready to soar with new additions Jalen Love, Gavin Thurman
• Outdoors calendar (Nov. 8)
• WSU notes: Bradley coach Brian Wardle starts difficult season with sense of humor
• 2015-16 MIAA basketball schedules
• Numerous scam phone calls reported by three Sedgwick County residents
• Fort Hays State’s Craig Nicholson on comeback trail after horrific injury
• A look at Kansas’ MIAA schools
• Shawn Reed’s vision comes into focus at Tabor
• Gameday update: Hawaii Pacific at No. 10 Wichita State
• 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
• Get moving on tag office as well as 271 building
• Koch didn’t sound sorry about local lobbying
• Wichita State’s Fred VanVleet not likely to play in Saturday’s exhibition