Brandon Sayers

Multimedia Web Producer

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Brandon is an Olathe senior majoring in journalism and minoring in english and business. This is his first semester as the Crimes reporter for The Kansan. In his spare time, he enjoys watching the local sports teams and getting out to the games whenever he gets a chance. In the future, he hopes to pursue a career in new media.

Recent Stories

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From foster child to college grad

Former foster children face a difficult road in college.

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Waiving the issue

Alumnus Matt Hudson was part of the foster care system, and also part of changing it.

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Stories from the system

Matt Hudson and Christie Jones grew up in the foster care system before coming to KU.

Food Stamp usage increases

More Kansas households are taking advantage of a state program that helps them purchase groceries.

Injured student released from hospital

The junior suffered non-life threatening injuries from the accident in the Marvin Hall craft shop.

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Lighting project’s details remain undecided

Commissioners and public agree that safety is an issue, but fixing the problem provokes concern.

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Mangino's University parking history

Mangino has a rough past with the University's parking department that includes more than 30 tickets.

Student arrested for kidnapping and assault

Wichita junior released on $50,000 bail.

Hit-and-run driver granted continuance

The man who struck a bicyclist in October will report to court Jan. 6.

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Bicycle security requires extra steps

Bike thefts caused more than $6,000 in losses so far this semester.

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A new survey suggests that U.S. teens are sending more text messages than ever. This has raised questions from some about the effects this trend may have on teenagers' social skills.

Published on April 23, 2010

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Cuts to the state-funded portion of the University's budget have resulted in fewer teachers and classes, causing overcrowding in some sections. As you can see in this graph, the state funds a larger portion of the University's budget than any other revenue source.

Published on March 26, 2010

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Sophomore catcher James Stanfield lands a hit in the second inning. Stanfield finished with two hits and two runs in the 5-4 victory over the Creighton Jays.

Published on March 23, 2010

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