K-State media:

In today’s news from K-State for Sunday March 29, 2009:

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1) Leaving a legacy: K-State President Jon Wefald’s Imprint on the University to be Evident for Years to Come

2) K-State’s First Lady Ruth Ann Wefald Leaves Lasting Legacy to University Arts, Community Service and More

3) The Jon Wefald Legacy: K-State’s Research Enterprise Grows to Substantial New Heights (more…)

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In today’s news from K-State for Monday, March 2, 2009:

The new issue of K-State’s Webzine, Perspectives, spotlights undergraduate research.

K-State undergraduate students have opportunities to work alongside faculty on challenging research projects. For video, photos and text, please visit:

http://www.k-state.edu/media/webzine/research/index.html

MORE COMING: We anticipate having an additional e-mail later this morning.

1) MANHATTAN interest/ TIMELY: K-State to Observe Asian-American Awareness Month in March

2) President of K-State’s Asian American Student Union Successfully Transitions from The Work Force Back to College (Hometown interest for MANHATTAN and RANDOLPH)

3) MANHATTAN interest/ TIMELY: K-State’s Beach Museum of Art to Have Resource Center Open House for Teachers
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WIBW:

K-State has certainly exceeded expectations this year.  After losing Mike Beasley and Bill Walker to the NBA, there were big question marks coming into the year.  They lost some close games in the non-con schedule then started 0-4 in big 12 play.  Since then the wildcats are 8-3 and now have 20 wins on the year.  With a win this Saturday vs. Colorado they will have a winning record in big 12 play with huge wins over Missouri and at Texas.  They also played OSU very close on the road.  So my question is do you think KU will get in?  Do you think they deserve to be in?  My answer is different for those questions.  I think KSU will be left out of the tourney but I feel they deserve to be in.  They are playing well right now and could win some games in the tourney.  Unfortunately they struggled early and that will come back to beat them.  In order for KSU to make the big dance, they need to make a good run deep into the Big 12 tourney ( which i think they are certainly capable of).  Good luck Wildcats.  Is anyone going down to OKC to watch the Big 12 tourney?

KStatesports.com:

WAMEGO, Kan. – In Kansas State’s first outdoor match of the season on Thursday afternoon, No. 61 BYU defeated the Wildcats, 7-0, at the Wamego Recreation Complex.

The Wildcats (3-3) won at number three doubles with the combination of sophomore Antea Huljev and freshman Petra Chuda defeating Jocelyn Jensen and Chie Hayasaka, 8-4. This was just the second time Huljev and Chuda have been paired together this season, winning both. The Cougars (5-5) captured the doubles point with wins at the number one and two positions.

Kstatesports.com:

Game Information
Kansas State (20-10, 8-7 Big 12) vs.
Colorado (9-20, 1-14 Big 12)

Date: Saturday, March 4, 2009
Tipoff: 12:47 p.m. CT
Location: Manhattan, Kan.
Arena: Bramlage Coliseum (1988)
Capacity: 12,528

Series: K-State leads 94-43
(K-State is 52-10 at home)

Television: Big 12 Network/ESPN Full Court/ESPN360.com
Dave Armstrong (play-by-play)
Bryndon Manzer (analyst)
Doc Carothers (producer)
Channels: KMCI (Kansas City), KSNT (Topeka), KMTW (Wichita)

Radio: K-State Sports Network (29-station); Yahoo! Internet Radio; Sirius Satellite 147
Wyatt Thompson (play-by-play)
Stan Weber (analyst)

Tickets: 500 tickets from student allotment went on sale Monday for $20 each at Athletics Ticket Office, by calling 1.800.221.CATS.