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PSA targets dangers of driving and texting

Cell phone-related accidents, like cell phone use, are on the rise.

Alumnae top Forbes’ 100 Most Powerful Women

Two graduates rank within top 10 in Forbes Magazine’s 100 Most Powerful Women in the World.

Freshman finalist at MTV Video Awards

Students can vote online to help classmate win Moonman.

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Students protest concealed weapons ban

Students for Concealed Carry on Campus will carry empty holsters on campus.

The realities of the military

A lack of exposure to the military creates dissonance between the perceptions and the truth.

Top 5 Career choices for grads

Experts in each field break down salaries and advantages

Sebelius may oversee Medicare, Medicaid

Mark Parkinson will be Kansas’ governor if Sebelius accepts position as secretary of health and human services today.

Sebelius reportedly Obama's choice for health secretary

The governor's possible departure could mean a shift of power in Topeka.

Parkinson may fill governorship

Lt. Gov. Parkinson would fill governor’s vacancy if Sebelius is chosen for Cabinet position.

Students find ways to watch inauguration

Some professors, university centers and local groups had ingauguration TV access for students.

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Making the journey for Barack Obama’s inauguration

Political pilgrims pack D.C.

Washington, D.C. is full of travelers eager to see Barack Obama sworn in.

Why internships matter for students

A deflating economy and a shrinking number of jobs keep market tough for students to infiltrate.

Some who can’t vote still care

These international students followed the presidential elections though they weren’t able to vote.

Anti-Obama Facebook status messages abound

Former University of Texas backup lineman Buck Burnette was among those who used Facebook to spread anti-Obama messages post-Election Day.

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