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    In Focus 10/30/2015

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    By KMAN Staff on October 30, 2015 In Focus, Podcasts

    Today’s guests on In Focus were:

    • Susie Kufahl, Director of Communications and Development with Community HealthCare System, Inc. in Onaga
    • Julie Grove on behalf of the Hoop Scoop for Women event at KSU
    • In Focus also featured a segment with Nobel Laureate Astrophysicist Adam Riess, who gave a lecture at K-State earlier in the week; and Professor Charles Epp, who spoke about racial bias and police.
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