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Now, 2015 rolls around.

You spent a couple years there at your alma mater where you were able to I'm assuming, probably make a huge piece of growth, having your own position, your first full-time job, moving to a co-coordinator, and then you get the opportunity in 2015 to head to Fort Hays State.

What led to that? Why'd you end up being the guy? Why'd you take it?

Yeah, I think, you know, I have a lot of respect for the MIAA.

The future of the Sternberg Museum of Natural History received a significant boost yesterday when Gary Shoreman, the president of the Bob and Pat Schmidt Foundation, announced a matching gift initiative that will double contributions up to one million dollars to the Fort Hays State University Foundation's Save Sternberg fundraising campaign.

With a planned one-to-one match, eligible contributions, including those already raised through the Save Sternberg campaign, now will go twice as far.

If you would like to donate, go online to foundation.fhsu.edu. Kansas State University President Richard Linton is reportedly expected to become Virginia Tech's next president.

The Manhattan Mercury says that Linton has served as K State's president since February two thousand twenty-two.

He is the fifteenth president of the university.

Welcome back to Chemist Potpourri.

I'm Joe Heshmeyer, and last week I did a three-hour-long Q&A with students at the Catholic Center at Fort Hays State University, and some of their questions were pre-selected and they got to vote on them by popularity.

The most popular question that they asked was this: why do Catholics take Jesus literally when he refers to himself as the bread of life, but not when he says that he is the vine and we are the branches or other metaphorical statements? I'm really glad they asked the question, and I wanna give five arguments that I think will show why Catholics are right in their reading of John 6.

First, the bread of life is a metaphor.