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Fall Fiesta VO

PITT PAL HOSTED THEIR ANNUAL FALL FIESTA ON TUESDAY OF THIS WEEK FROM FOUR TO SIX PM AT THE EAST PAVILLION IN GORILLA VILLAGE. THE WEATHER WAS PERFECT FOR THE MANY ACTIVITIES SLATED FOR THE AFTERNOON OF FUN AND COMRADERY. NATIVE STUDENTS INTRODUCED THEIR INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS TO A VARIETY OF OUR LOCAL FALL CUSTOMS INCLUDING CARVING JACK-O-LANTERNS. THE ORGANIZATION SERVED HOT DOGS ROASTED OVER AN OPEN FIRE ALONG WITH A NUMBER OF SIDE ITEMS. THE EVENT WAS ONE THAT COORDINATOR BRENDA HAWKINS SAYS HELPED FOSTER A BETTER SENSE OF INTER-CONNECTEDNESS AMONGST LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS.

Goodwill VO

CITY OFFICIALS HAVE BEEN INFORMED THE PROJECT TO BUILD A GOODWILL STORE ON NORTH BROADWAY HAS BEEN PUT ON HOLD. MUCH OF THE WORK HAS ALREADY BEEN COMPLETED, AND, CROSSROADS CONSTRUCTION CREW MEMBERS HAVE SAID THAT THE BUILDING IS NOW FINISHED PENDING A FEW MINOR INTERIOR TOUCHES. THE 7000 PLUS SQUARE FOOT BUILDING COST $760,000, AND THE GOODWILL WILL ACCEPTS DONATED ITEMS FOR RESALE. THE BUILDING IMPROVES THE AESTHETIC QUALITY OF THE COMMUNITY, REPLACING A DILAPIDATED BUILDING PREVIOUSLY LOCATED ON THE SITE FOR NEARLY A DECADE.

Drug Raid VO

THREE PEOPLE WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY AFTER PITTSBURG POLICE SERVED A SEARCH WARRANT EARLY THURSDAY AT A PITTSBURG RESIDENCE EARLY LAST THURSDAY. ANDREW ANTHONY HABJAN, 44 AND AUDRY RUTH HABJAN, 51, WERE CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE COUNTS OF DRUG-RELATED OFFENSES AFTER BEING ARRESTED AT THEIR HOME AT 718 W 8TH ST. THE SEARCH UNCOVERED SUBSTANCES BELIEVED TO BE METHAMPHETAMINE AND MARIJUANA ALONG WITH A PLETHORA OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA. A YOUNG CHILD WAS AT THE RESIDENCE AT THE TIME OF THE ARREST.

Housing Grants VO

A COUNTY AND NINE CITIES IN KANSAS WILL SHARE $2.1 MILLION IN GRANTS TO HELP THEM BUILD HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES AND HELP EXTEND THEIR STREETS, SEWERS, AND WATER SYSTEMS. THE KANSAS HOUSING RESOURCES CORPORATION IS MAKING THE GRANTS UNDER ITS MODERATE INCOME HOUSING PROGRAM. ITS GOAL IS TO HELP THE DEVELOPMENT OF SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS, RENTAL PROPERTIES, AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN COMMUNITIES WITH LESS THAN 60,000 RESIDENTS.

Drug Raid VO

Enactus VO

PSU STUDENT BUSINESS GROUP, ENACTUS, HAS LOCATED A BUILDING FOR THEIR NEW STORE. LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG AT 111 W FOURTH ST, THE STORE WILL BE RUN AND MANAGED BY PITT STATE STUDENTS AND WILL SELL ARTISTIC GOODS FROM DEVELOPING NATIONS AROUND THE WORLD. THE MAJORITY OF THE PROFITS WILL GO BACK TO THE PEOPLE WHO MADE THE ITEMS. STUDENTS AND VOLUNTEERS ARE CURRENTLY CLEANING AND DECORATING THE STORE TO BE DUBBED KRIMSON KULTUURE. THE GRAND OPENING IS SLATED FOR EARLY NOVEMBER. THOSE INTERESTED IN DONATING TIME, GOODS OR EFFORTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO CONTACT THE UNIVERSITY.

Shooting Script Screenshot

VO/SOT Hard and Soft Lead

VO/SOT
[ANCHOR:JESSICA]
WE ALL WANT TO EAT AS HEALTHY AS POSSIBLE, AND ORGANIC FOODS ARE PORTRAYED TO BE A GREAT CHOICE. HOWEVER, RESEARCH SHOWS IT MAY NOT BE AS SAFE AS YOU THINK. ...

NEW RESEARCH FROM THE K-STATE EXTENSION SERVICE SHOWS PESTICIDES AND HORMONES MAY BE PRESENT IN ORGANIC FOODS. THIS HAS LED TO HARMFUL EFFECTS IN RARE CASES.
[TAKE VO]
[CG in 0:00 to 0:05:1 Line\GIRARD, KS]

OFFICIALS REPORT THAT IT IS *NOT* UNCOMMON TO ADMINISTER MEDICATION TO ANIMALS, AND THIS CAN CAUSE ADVERSE SIDE-EFFECTS TO HUMAN CONSUMERS.
EGGS HAVE SHOWN POTENTIAL RESIDUE FROM CHICKENS THAT ARE OR HAVE BEEN ON MEDICATION, AND THESE RESIDUES CAN REMAIN IN EGGS FOR VARIOUS LENGTHS OF TIME. CHICKEN FARMERS CAN EMPLOY TECHNIQUES TO MINIMIZE THESE OCCURENCES.
[TAKE SOT]
[OUTCUE: I’m very careful.]
[TRT 0:10]
[CG in 0:00 to 0:05:2 Line\FELIX HOY\CHICKEN FARMER]

<(felix:)"if it says not to use the eggs for 10 days while they are on

this or while they finish a round of medication...I always wait 12 or

14 days. I'm very careful.">

[TAKE: ON CAM TAG]
[ANCHOR:JESSICA]

EXPERTS RECOMMEND TO ALWAYS FOLLOW THE EXACT AMOUNT ON THE LABEL WHEN ADMINISTERING MEDICATIONS.

Chemistry Behind Love PKG

Chemistry Behind Love
[ANCHOR: JESSICA]
LOVE IS A POPULAR TOPIC FOR FEBRUARY, BUT DO YOU EVER THINK ABOUT WHAT CAUSES YOU TO FALL IN LOVE WITH *THE ONE*?...

GTV'S SAM JOHNSON DELVED IN TO FIND OUT THE SCIENTIFIC REASONING BEHIND THAT WARM AND FUZZY FEELING YOUR ONE TRUE LOVE GIVES YOU.

[TAKE: PKG]
[OUTCUE: STD]
[TRT: 1:46]
[CG: 29-34 SAM SMITH/REPORTING]
[CG: 50-55 CHARLES L. GRAVES/PSYCHIATRIST, OZARK CENTER]
[CG: 1:21-1:26 BRINNE SPELL/SHOPPER]

<PKG SCRIPT:

(SOUNDBITE)- WHAT WAS IT LIKE WHEN YOU MET YOUR FIRST TRUE LOVE? (BRINNE SPELL)- When we first met, it was love at first sight.”

LOVE IS IN THE AIR, AND WE CAUGHT UP WITH BRINNE SPELL AND REBEKAH PETERSON AS THEY BROWSED A LOCAL RETAIL STORE TO FIND FLOWERS FOR THEIR HUSBANDS. JUST LIKE SO MANY OTHER LOVERS THIS TIME OF YEAR, THEY CAREFULLY PICK OUT THE BOUQUET THAT WILL PROVIDE A MEANINGFUL GIFT, ENABLING THEIR BETTER HALVES TO APPRECIATE AND REMEMBER THE DAY THEY FIRST MET.

(REBEKAH PETERSON) “I wanted to see him again, right away.”

(REPORTER STANDUP) WHILE MOST OF US HAVE EXPERIENCED THE SENSE OF EUPHORIA A LOVE INTEREST CAN INDUCE, MOST DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT THERE ARE MANY CHEMICALS AT WORK THAT PRODUCE THIS FEELING, AND DOPAMINE IS THE ONE THAT HITS FIRST AND THE HARDEST.

OZARK CENTER PSYCHIATRIST CHARLES GRAVES SAYS THE ANSWER LIES IN NEUROLOGICAL CHEMICALS RELEASED WHEN WE SEE THE PERSON WE LOVE. HE SAYS DOPAMINE INCREASES POSITIVE FEELINGS IN THE BODY, REINFORCES BEHAVIOR AND KEEPS US COMING BACK FOR MORE. IN GENERAL, THE CHEMICAL JUST MAKES US FEEL GOOD.

(CHARLES GRAVES/PSYCHIATRIST, OZARK CENTER) ““I think the most powerful effects probably come from our brain's release of dopamine, dopamine makes us feel good about things, and it is rewarding.”

BRINNE AND REBEKAH SAY THE DOC’S EXPLANATION OF DOPAMINE MAKES SENSE.
(BRINNE SPELL/SHOPPER) “"I can tell, especially when you're apart, and you miss each other and you're back together, yeah, it definitely makes you happy."

GRAVES SAYS WHILE SCIENCE CAN EXPLAIN A LOT, THERE IS SOMETHING ROMANTIC ABOUT LEAVING THE REASONS BEHIND WHO WE ARE WITH UNANSWERED.

(GRAVES)"There are features that people find universally attractive, such as facial and body symmetry, and that explains what happens for an individual."

THE BEST PART IS THAT DOPAMINE INCREASES POSIIVE FEELINGS IN THE BODY, REINFORCES BEHAVIOR, AND KEEPS US COMING BACK FOR MORE. REPORTING FOR GTV, I'M APHRODITE PHILIA.
[TAKE: ON CAM TAG]
[ANCHOR: JESSICA]

DESPITE BEING ABLE TO TELL WHAT CHEMICALS IN THE BRAIN ARE ASSOCIATED WITH LOVE, EXPERTS SAYS THE REASON BEHIND WHY IT HAPPENS WITH THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE REMAINS A MYSTERY.

Feature Lede: Kanas VS Texas

[ANCHOR: JESSICA]

IF EVERYTHING IS BIGGER IN TEXAS, THEN THE TERM “THE BIGGER THEY COME, THE HARDER THEY FALL” CERTAINLY RANG TRUE ON SATURDAY NIGHT IN LAWRENCE.

...

[TAKE VO]
[CG: KANSAS VS. TEXAS]
-KANSAS DOMINATED THE BALL, ENDING WITH A FINAL SCORE OF 85-54.

THE DOMINATION WAS OFF TO A SLOW START, HOWEVER, AS DEMARCUS HOLLAND WENT IN FOR THE JUMPER. THIS PUT TEXAS UP BY SIX WITH A SCORE OF 8-2 EARLY IN THE FIRST HALF.

NOT TO BE OUTDONE, JOEL EMBIID BLOCKED... ALLOWING FOR TEAMMATE NAADIR THARPE TO ACHIEVE A LAYUP ON THE OTHER END, 10-8, KANSAS. TO CREATE FURTHER UPSET, ANDREW WIGGINS... NOT BACKING DOWN... DROPS A FASTBREAK DUNK.

KANSAS REMAINED STRONG AS WIGGINS CONTRIBUTED A THREE POINTER... FOLLOWED BY EMBIID'S CATLIKE DRIVING 1-HAND JAM. FRANK MASON'S QUICK TRANSITION LAYUP WAS ONE OF THE FINAL SMOOTH MOVES IN THE FIRST HALF, WITH A SCORE OF 46-18 KANSAS.

[CG: KANSAS\85\TEXAS\54\FINAL]

AND KANSES GOES ON TO TAKE THIS ONE...FINAL SCORE...**85-54**.

GTV Show 509 Script

<TWO SHOT>
{**JASMINE**}
THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR THIS EDITION OF GTV.
I’M JASMINE KYLE.
{**KYLE**}
AND I’M KYLE ILARIA. THIS WEEK P-S-U MOURNS THE LOSS OF ANOTHER INSTRUCTOR.

{**JASMINE**}
AND WE’LL GO INSIDE THE DAY IN THE LIFE OF PITTSBURG STATE GROUNDS MAINTENANCE MEMBER. BUT FIRST…

<**LOTS SHOT**>
(**HIT AND RUN RDR**)
{**JASMINE**}
POLICE WERE BUSY ON THE MORNING OF SATURDAY NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH. A REPORT WAS MADE OF A HIT AND RUN ACROSS FROM PITTBURG STATE CAMPUS, NEAR 1600 SOUTH BROADWAY. SHORTLY AFTER TWO IN THE MORNING, HENRY BELL WAS HIT BY A MOVING CAR HEADED NORTHWARD, BEING DRIVEN BY CAMERON BRYLES-FORD. OTHER AUTHORITIES STATE THAT BELL JUMPED IN FRONT OF BRYLES-FORD AS SHE WAS HEADING HOME. AFTER THE COLLISION, BRYLES-FORD LEFT THE SCENE AND WAS LATER FOUND BY THE POLICE IN HER HOME. BELL WAS TRANSPORTED TO VIA CHRISTI FOR INJURIES. PITTSBURG POLICE ARE STILL INVESTIGATING THE INCEDENT.

<**ONESHOT**>
{**PITT PLAN VO**}
{**KYLE**}
PITT STATE OFFICIALS GOT TOGETHER TODAY ON WHAT WILL BE THE STAGE FOR THE NEW "CENTER FOR THE ARTS". THE TOPIC…..
<TAKE VO>
A NEW STRATEGIC PLAN FOR THE UNIVERSITY. BRAD HODSON TALKED ABOUT THE MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY'S CURRENT PLAN, WHICH ENDS IN 20-15. HE'S THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT AND CO-CHAIR OF THE UNIVERSITY'S NEW STRATEGIC PLANNING TASK FORCE. ADOPTED IN 2007 THE PSU STRATEGIC PLAN CONSISTS OF SIX MAIN GOALS, INCLUDING ENHANCING LEARNER SUCCESS; DISCOVERY AND RESEARCH; AND EMBRACING EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES.

<LOTS SHOT>
{**HIGH KANSAS PROFESSOR SALARIES RDR**}
{**JASMINE**}
A RECENT REPORT SHOWED THAT SIXTY COLLEGE PROFESSORS AND ADMINISTRATORS EMPLOYED AT KANSAS UNIVERSITIES WERE AWARDED SALARIES TOPPING $250,000. 75 PERCENT OF THOSE EMPLOYEES ARE CURRENTLY TEACHING AT KANSAS UNIVERSITY, WHILE KANSAS STATE HAS EIGHT PROFESSORS AT THE QUARTER OF A MILLION MARK, AND WITCHITA STATE WITH FIVE. ON THE DIVISION TWO LEVEL, ONLY THE PRESIDENTS OF FORT HAYS STATE AND PITTSBURG STATE HELD SALARIES THAT HIGH. THE AVERAGE INCOME OF ALL UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES WAS $41,000, ROUGHLY NINE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS LESS THAN THE AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD OF KANSAS HOMES.

<ONE SHOT>
{**STREET PAVING PKG**}
{**KYLE**}
ROADWORK IN PITTSBURG IS SPEEDING UP THANKS TO THE ROAD MAINTENANCE SALES TAX, GTV’S JESSICA RUIZ HAS MORE.

<TAKE PKG>
IF YOU’VE DRIVEN THE STREETS OF PITTSBURG RECENTLY, YOU’VE LIKELY COME ACROSS ROADWORK. THIS LABOR IS THE RESULT OF A FIVE YEAR PLAN INSTITUTED IN 2010. WHEN FUNDS NO LONGER ALLOWED ALLOCATION FOR ROAD MAINTENANCE, VOTERS APPROVED A DEDICATED SALES TAX THE SECOND TIME IT WAS PUT ON THE BALLOT, A DECISION RESIDENTS LIKE DON POPE DO NOT REGRET.
I sit out front and drink coffee in the mornings and stuff, and I see the work crews going by. I’m on retirement, getting my retirement, and they drive real slow and stuff. It’s been real nice. (:33-:42)
AMONG THE STREETS THAT WERE THE FOCUS OF THE THIRD YEAR OF THE PLAN INCLUDED QUINCY, JOPLIN, WALNUT, 7TH, AND A LARGE-SCALE PROJECT ON BROADWAY. ALTHOUGH THE PRECIPITATION WE EXPERIENCED IN AUGUST HAS CAUSED THE PAVING TO COME LATER THAN CITY MANAGER DARON HALL WOULD HAVE LIKED, IT’S BETTER LATE THAN NEVER, AND THE UPKEEP IS HELPING PITTSBURG MAINTAIN AN ENTERPRISING PRESENCE.
Ya know, nobody wants to drive around on rotten streets. Its says a lot about your town. So, this is year three we just finished. I’ve been here for two years of it. I think they’re doing a great job. And then the idea will probably be to go back and try to get this thing renewed permanently so we can, well, we have to have a street program for it to be a progressive city. (5:42-6:00)
NEXT YEAR, THE BROADWAY PROJECT WILL EXTEND TO 13 BLOCKS ON THE NORTH END ALONG WITH A NUMBER OF ARTERIAL STREETS. THE CITY OF PITTSBURG’S WEBSITE FEATURES AN EASY-TO-READ MAP OF CURRENT PROGRESS AND FUTURE PROJECTS FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE PLAN. BUT THE QUESTION REMAINS. WILL VOTERS SEE THE BENEFITS CRUCIAL ENOUGH TO EXTEND THE PLAN INTO THE PERPETUAL FUTURE? MANY SEEM TO THINK IT’S WELL WORTH THE TAX INVESTMENT.
Since this is a school zone, it’ll be a lot better since they put down new pavement, I think. It’s safer. I think it’d be safer. I think it’s a lot safer. (:20-:28) Yeah, it’ll be a lot less wear and tear on cars, too. (:57-1:01)
WHILE THERE ARE STILL A FEW MORE THINGS TO BE COMPLETED ON WALNUT STREET AND SEVENTH STREET, CITY WORKERS ARE NEARING THE END OF YEAR THREE’S SEASON. WITH CONTINUED COMMUNITY SUPPORT, WE CAN EXPECT REGULAR MAINTENANCE ON THE ROADS THAT KEEP OUR COMMUNITY CONNECTED.
I like it. I really like living here. (:43-:45)
FOR GTV, I’M JESSICA RUIZ.
<ONE SHOT>
{**COW CREEK VOB**}
{**JASMINE**}
IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN. WINTER IS ON ITS WAY AND THE STUDENT RAN SHORT STORY AND POEM COLLECTION MAGAZINE, THE COW CREEK REIVEW, IS ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS.
<TAKE VO>
EVERY STUDENT IS ALLOWED TO SUBMIT UP TO THREE PIECES, WHETHER IT BE FICTION, CREATIVE NONFICTION, POEMS OR PIECES OF ART. THE COW CREEK REVIEW IS A FREE COLLECTION OF AMEUTER AUTHORS, LETTING THE STUDENT BODY OF PITTSBURG STATE EXPRESS THEIR CREATIVE SIDE. COPIES OF THE COW CREEK REVIEW ARE AVIALABLE ALL AROUND CAMPUS, ALLOWING EACH AND EVERY STUDENT AN EASY WAY TO EXPERIENCE OTHER STUDENT’S CREATIVE IMPULSES AND STORIES. PUBLISHED IN A PROFESSIONAL BOOK FORUM, THE COW CREEK REVIEW IS A STUDENT’S FIRST TASTE OF AN AUTHOR’S LIFE.

<TAKE BITE>
(Dr. Anderson) students who want to submit work to cow creek review, we do accept poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction and visual art, can pick up a submition form either in grubbs hall on the fourth floor outside the english office or in any of our locations on campus where cow creek review is distributed. we have locations in whitesitt, porter hall, and overman student center.

<ONE SHOT>
{**COW CREEK TAG**}
{**JASMINE**}
THROUGH THE MAGAZINE, STUDENTS ARE ABLE TO GET THEIR FEET WET IN THE WIDE WORLD OF CREATIVE FICTION.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**KYLE**}
{**LINDA BITNER RDR**}
TRAGEDY STRUCK THE CAMPUS OF PITTSBURG STATE ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH.
<TAKE VO>
LONG TIME FACULTY MEMBER LINDA BITNER PASSED AWAY UNEXPECDLY, TO THE SHOCK OF HER STUDENTS AND FELLOW TEACHERS. PRESIDENT SCOTT SAID THAT THE UNIVERSITY WAS IN SHOCK AT LOSING SUCH A TREMENDOUS ROLE MODEL AND MENTOR FOR HER STUDENTS. HE THEN WENT ON TO STATE THAT SHE WAS MORE THAN JUST A TEACHER, SHE WAS ALSO A WONDERFUL PERSON, WITH A SPECIAL KINDNESS THAT EVERYONE WILL MISS. FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE AT SIX P.M ON THURSDAY NOVEMBER TWENTY FIRST AT THE BATH-FUNERAL HOME IN PITTSBURG.
***PAUSE*** WE’LL BE RIGHT BACK.
<**FADE TO BLACK THEN FADE TO BREAK**>

<ROLL BUMP OUT TO BREAK>
<LOTS SHOT>
{**OPEN MIC NIGHT VOB**}
{**JASMINE**}
STUDENTS AND FACULTY AT PITT. STATE ON WEDNESDAY EVENING SHOWED THEIR CREATIVE AND THOUGHTFUL SIDES AT OPEN MIC NIGHT IN THE OVERMAN STUDENT CENTER.
<TAKE VO>
THE U-CLUB HOSTED PITTSBURG STATE’S FIRST EVER OPEN MIC NIGHT IN WHICH STUDENTS AND FACULTY GOT TO SHARE POETRY AND OTHER VOCAL TALENTS. P-S-U STUDENT RASHEED BEY (BAY) ORGANIZED THE EVENT TO ALLOW STARVING ARTISTS EXPRESS THEIR TALENT TO THE STUDENT BODY. AMONG THOSE WHO PERFORMED WERE STUDENTS ARIAN DAVIS, LOGAN QUALLS, RAPPER MELLOW FROM KANSAS CITY, AND COMMUNICATIONS TEACHER JOEY POGUE---AS WELL AS RASHEED HIMSELF.

<TAKE BITE>
Rachid M. Bey/Event Planner (:20-:37)
“I felt like a lot of people with artistic talent didn’t have the platform to speak. They weren’t as supported…they weren’t really as promoted as a lot of the athletics going on in school and I saw so many artists who had a voice, but just wasn’t being heard.”

<LOTS SHOT>
{**OPEN MIC NIGHT TAG**}
{**JASMINE**}
RACHID HOPES TO DO THIS EVENT AGAIN SOMETIME NEXT SEMESTER WITH A WHOLE HOST OF ARTISTS AROUND CAMPUS. IF YOU WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION ON UPCOMING EVENTS, LOOK ON THE BULLITIN BOARDS IN THE OVERMAN STUDENT CENTER OR ON THE WEBSITE, AT PITTSTATE.EDU.

<ONE SHOT>
{**CIRCLE’S PECANS PKG**}
{**KYLE**}
A LOCAL PRODUCER AND STORE-OWNER MAKES IT HIS BUSINESS TO PROVIDE QUALITY GOODS TO THE SOUTHEAST KANSAS CONSUMER. G-T-V’S MAGGIE VOGTS (VOTES) HAS MORE.
<take PKG>
AFTER DEDICATING A QUARTER-CENTURY OF HARD WORK TO ESTABLISHING A SOLID INDEPENDENT BUSINESS, ONE FINDS THAT QUALITY IS OFTEN KEY TO SUCCESS. CIRCLE’S PECANS AND COUNTRY STORE, LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF YORK AND 400 IN STRAUSS, KANSAS, HAS ACHIEVED A REPUTATION FOR PROVIDING SUCH QUALITY. OWNED AND OPERATED BY TOM AND LINDA CIRCLE, THE FAMILY BUSINESS BEGAN WITH A PECAN ORCHARD.

Tom Circle / Circle’s Pecans & Country Store Owner (CG 0:26-0:31)
“The business got started about 25 years ago when we purchased the orchard down here. It had basically been abandoned, and we cleaned it up and grafted trees and moved them in rows to better take care of them. And that’s kind of how we got started.”

THE SUCCESS OF THE ORCHARD, COMBINED WITH THE FAMILY’S IDEA TO RETAIL THE PECANS THROUGH A PHYSICAL ESTABLISHMENT, LED TO THEIR PURCHASE OF A COUNTRY STORE IN 1994.
YET THE CENTRAL CORE OF THE BUSINESS REMAINS IN THE ORCHARD. THOUGH THERE EXISTS A NATION-WIDE DEMAND FOR THEIR PECANS YEAR-ROUND, THE DEMAND INCREASES CONSIDERABLY DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON. THIS NATION-WIDE DEMAND, COMBINED WITH THE WORK OF THE FALL HARVEST, LEADS TO A BUSY YEAR’S END FOR THE BUSINESS.

Tom Circle
“Holidays are always the biggest part of our business. We are open year-round, but our hours do change. We’re not open as early or as late in the summer or the springtime of the year. But as fall comes on, we’re generally open seven days a week, it seems like all day long.”

IN THE END, IT’S ALL ABOUT RELIABLE QUALITY – BOTH OF CUSTOMER SERVICE AND OF PRODUCT.

Tom Circle
“We always try to produce the best quality pecans we can. We’ve got a pretty good reputation for the quality of pecans we do have, and have produced over the years. We have a good clientele that come every year. So it’s a nice business.”

FOR G-T-V, I’M MAGGIE VOGTS.
<ONE SHOT>
{**CIRCLE’S PECANS PKG TAG**}
{**ANCHOR**}
CIRCLE’S PECANS AND COUNTRY STORE HAS EXTENDED ITS BUSINESS HOURS FOR THE DURATION OF THE PECAN HARVEST SEASON. THE STORE IS NOW OPEN FROM NINE TO SIX MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, AND FROM NOON TO SIX ON SUNDAYS.

{**BUMP B**}
<TAKE VO>
{**JASMINE**}
UP AHEAD ON G-T-V, WE GO INSIDE A DAY IN THE LIFE OF PSU MAINTINENCE WORKER TIM TAYLOR.
{**KYLE**}
AND IN SPORTS, THE GORILLA VOLLEYBALL TEAM HAD FOUR MEMBERS HONORED IN THE MIAA. WE’LL BE RIGHT BACK.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**DAY IN THE LIFE PKG**)
{**KYLE**}
WELCOME BACK. DURING THE CHANGING SEASONS AT PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ARE ABLE TO STOP AND BASK IN THE BEAUTY SURROUNDING THE CAMPUS. HOWEVER FEW STOP AND THINK ABOUT THE HARD WORK PUT INTO KEEPING PITTSBURG STATE CLEAN AND COLORFUL. GTV’S BREANA WASHINGTON GIVES US MORE ON THE DAY IN THE LIFE OF A P-S-U LANDSCAPER.
<TAKE PKG>
At Pittsburg State University it’s hard not to notice the beauty of the trees and plants placed all across campus. Keeping the 600 acre campus clean and appealing to the eyes of all, Tim Taylor, a PSU maintenance worker takes his job very seriously.
Taylor(0:11): We work 7:30 to 4:00 during the cold months put it that way because summer we work 7-3:30 it’s a little bit easier keep us out of the heat.
Taylor and his co-workers have a full day of work planned ahead for them.
Taylor (0:28): Generally a trash run pick up whatever is blowing around campus and then after say 9:30 is our first break 20 minute break we will rest come back out and they’ll give us assignments and it may vary like blowing leaves or send guys out to cut grass trim trees down or pick up whatever has been blown down just different stuff all throughout the day and it goes in two hour increments or something like that.
The fall season for the maintenance crew is swamped with multiple projects. Many visitors note how well kept the campus is throughout the year. While some outdoor occupations choose to hibernate in the cold season, PSU’s maintenance men are out in full force.
Taylor (1:11:16): Maintenance and ugh grounds it’s grounds landscaping we do all the landscaping all across the campus. We trim trees pick up leaves today we are in charge of setting up football games all the perimeter around the football bringing the uh bleachers in taking them back out obviously when the season is done just make the campus look really beautiful with all the flowers and everything.
For GTV, I’m Breana Washington
<ONE SHOT>
{**DAY IN THE LIFE TAG**}
{**KYLE**}
THE NEXT TIME YOU STOP AND ADMIRE THE BEAUTY SURROUNDING THE PITTSBURG STATE CAMPUS---THINK OF THE HARD WORK PUT INTO KEEPING IT THIS WAY. YOU CAN HELP THE P-S-U MAINTENANCE CREW BY KEEPING ALL TRASH OFF SIDEWALKS AND THROWING ITEMS AWAY IN CONTAINERS AROUND THE CAMPUS.
{**BUMP**}
<take VO>
{**KYLE**}
COMING UP IN SPORTS, ISRAEL MASELERA GIVES US A SEASON REVIEW OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM

{**JASMINE**}
AND, THE WE TAKE A LOOK AT HOW GORILLA ATHLETICS WERE HONORED IN THE MIAA.

<ROTS SHOT – THIRDS>
{**MIAA HONORS RDR**}
{**ISRAEL**}
17 MEMBERS OF THE PITT STATE FOOTBALL TEAM EARNED ALL-MIAA HONORS TUESDAY (NOVEMBER NINETEENTH)
FIVE GORILLAS EARNED FIRST TEAM ALL-MIAA HONORS, INCLUDING SENIOR WIDE RECEIVER AND RETURN SPECIALIST JOHN BROWN, WHO WAS NAMED THE MIAA SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR.
HE WAS JOINED ON THE FIRST TEAM SQUAD BY SENIOR LINEBACKER NATE DREILING, SENIOR OFFENSIVE LINEMAN CODY HOLLAND, SOPHOMORE RUNNINGBACK JEFF SEYBOLD, AND SENIOR DEFENSIVE LINEMAN JOE UZZEL.
<ROTS SHOT>
{**VOLLEYBALL VO**}
{**ISRAEL**}
FOUR PITTSBURG STATE GORILLA VOLLYBALL PLAYERS EARNED ALL-MIAA HONORS FOR THE TWENTY THIRTEEN SEASON
<TAKE VO>
FRESHMAN, MADIE MOSIER IS THE M I DOUBLE A FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR. THE OTHER THREE PITTSBURG STATE PLAYERS EARNING HONORS WERE SOPHOMORE, HALEY HANSFORD. JUNIOR, PAULA OKRUTNA. AND SENIOR JORDAN REHM. IN ADDITION TO HER FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR HONORS, MOSIER WAS NAMED TO THE ALL-MIAA THIRD TEAM. HANSFORD ALSO EARNED THIRD TEAM HONORS, WHILE PAULA OKRUTNA AND JORDAN REHM EARNED HONORABLE MENTION HONORS. THE GORILLAS FINISHED THE SEASON WITH A 16-16 OVERALL RECORD AND A 6-10 RECORD IN LEAGUE PLAY.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**FOOTBALL VO**}
{**ISRAEL**}
THE PITTSBURG STATE GORILLA FOOTBALL TEAM HAD THEIR REGULAR SEASON HOME FINALE ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH IN THE ANNUAL MINERS BOWL AGAINST THE MISSOURI SOUTHERN STATE LIONS. IT WAS A WIN OR GO HOME SCENARIO FOR THE GORILLAS FROM CARNIE SMITH STADIUM.
<TAKE VO>
THE LIONS AND THEIR TRIPLE OPTION ATTACK GOT ON THE BOARD FIRST ON THIS TERRANCE ALLEN FIVE YARD TOUCHDOWN RUN. THE TEAMS WOULD EXCHANGE PUNTS UNTIL LATE IN THE FIRST HALF UNTIL LIONS QUARTERBACK JAY MCDOWELL CONNECTED WITH MICHAEL NELSON ON A TWENTY FIVE YARD CONTROVERSIAL TOUCHDOWN CATCH. THE GORILLAS THOUGH WOULD ANSWER BACK WITH A DRIVE OF THEIR OWN TO PULL WITHIN SEVEN POINT HEADING INTO THE HALFTIME BREAK AFTER A TOUCHDOWN PASS FROM ANTHONY ABENOJA TO MARQUIS CUSHON. THIS GAVE THE GORILLA FAITHFUL SOME MOMENTUM HEADING INTO THE HALFTIME BREAK, BUT THE LIONS WOULD SCORE ON THEIR FIRST DRIVE OUT OF THE HALF TO TAKE A 21-7 LEAD. THE GORILLAS PULLED WITHIN 21-14 AFTER A TOUCHDOWN RUN BY ABENOJA. THAT’S AS CLOSE AS IT WOULD GET. THE PLAY OF THE GAME COMES LATE IN THE THIRD QUARTER WHEN JOCQUI DAVIS BUSTS OFF A FIFTY TWO YARD REVERSE WHICH GIVES THE LIONS A 28-14 LEAD. THE GORILLAS COULD NOT MOUNT A COMEBACK AND EVENTUALLY DROPPED THE GAME BY A FINAL SCORE OF 35-21. SUNDAYS N C DOUBLE A PLAYOFF SELECTION SAW THE GORILLAS GET BY PASSED WHICH IN TURN LED TO ACCEPT A BID TO THE MINERAL WATER BOWL IN EXCELSIOR SPRINGS MISSOURI ON DECEMBER SEVENTH. THE GORILLAS FINISHED THE REGULAR SEASON WITH AN OVERALL RECORD OF 9-2, HERE’S A LOOK AT SOME HIGHLIGHTS FROM THEIR SEASON.

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{**ISRAEL**}
THE 2013 REGULAR SEASON ENDED FOR THE GORILLA FOOTBALL TEAM ON SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16TH. THE GORILLAS LOST A HOME GAME TO THE LIONS OF THE MISSOURIE WESTERN. DESPITE MISSING THE PLAYOFFS, PITTSBURG STATES FOOTBALL TEAM WAS STILL ONE OF THE MOST TALENTED TO TAKE THE FIELD. WITH FOOTAGE CURTESY OF JACOB ANSELMI, GTV TAKES A LOOK BACK AT THE PITT STATE GORILLAS 2013 FOOTBALL SEASON.
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{**ISRAEL**}
THE GORILLAS ACCECPTED A BID TO TAKE ON SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY IN THE MINERAL WATER BOWL. THAT MATCH-UP IS SET FOR SATURDAY DECEMBER 7TH IN EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO. KICK-OFF IS SET FOR NOON.

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THAT’S IT FOR THIS WEEKS G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE. COMING UP NEXT WE TAKE A LOOK AT SOME CREATIVE IDES FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS

….KEEP IT RIGHT HERE ON CAPS13-- WE’LL BE RIGHT BACK.

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{**SPRAY PAINT**}
{**JASMINE**}
WITH THE CHRISTMAS SEASON AROUND THE CORNER—SOME MAY BE SCRAMBLING TO BUY GIFTS FOR THEIR FRIENDS AND FAMILY. SOME ARE GOING THE TRADITIONAL ROUTE TO MAKE PERSONAL GIFTS FOR THEIR LOVED ONES. I WENT OUT TO EXPLORE ONE WAY TO MAKE A NEAT HAND MADE GIFT.
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So the holiday seasons are coming up and if you’re looking for a great gift idea for a low price, what you can do is actually make your own gift. What I’m about to show you is a really cool spray paint art. Now, it should only start for around ten to fifteen dollars depending on where you get your supplies. So let’s get to it and I’ll show you what you can do.
Alright, so what we’re first going to start off with is one of these canvases. Now you can find an 8 by 10 at WalMart and you can get two of them for around 6 dollars. That is pretty much the biggest purchase besides the spray paint. Now to avoid costs on spray paint, go to your friends’ houses. There are always old spray cans just laying around everywhere. What you are going to need is a black and a white spray can. These are the two colors that you will absolutely need to create this art. For the others, just get some mix and matches, some oranges and some reds. What you are also going to need is just some cheapo cups from the thrift store or just cups you haven’t been using around the house.
Now what we’re going to be doing is a planet scene. So just think of these cups as your planets. We’re going to do 3, so we’ll have a big one right around here, a little one there and if you even want, you can use your spray paint caps that you get if you want to save money on cups and we’ll do one right there. Now you’re going to get your black spray paint and you’re slowly going to outline your planets with a nice little soft haze. Just to know where they are on the canvas. And now we’re going to remove them. As you can see, we know exactly where they are on the canvas. Now it’s time for the fun part, the colors. So I’ve got some reds, some oranges, some yellows and some greens. We’ll do the big one like a Mars planet so we’re going to do a red and then a little bit of yellow on it and then how about a green. And we’ll do one a green planet and how about some blue on top of that. And last a blue one with a little bit of red.
Now the next part is what makes this craft so cool. In your bathroom, you probably have a ton of these glossy back magazines. This is the trick of it. What you’re going to do is get one of the glossy pages and rip it out. For each planet, just put it over it and do a zigzag motion with your finger, back and forth just like that. And then slowly come up and it’s going to have this really cool texture. You’re going to do this for each individual planet. Just a quick zigzag and back and then peal up. And then one more time for your 3rd one or how many you have. A quick zigzag, quick and back. You see now how your planets have this inner texture all around them. Now that you’ve got your planets done, we’re going to create some shadows. With your black spray paint, we’re going to say that the middle is where your light source is going to be. So create a shadow that’ll go with that. Just around the sides, just like that. Now we’re going to place our stencils back on. Now when you put your stencils back on, make sure you include a little bit of that shadow you just made. So we’re going to place out big one just about right there, our small green one and then our little blue red one, just like that. Then you’re going to spray paint the whole thing black. Go around your stencils. Make sure you go all the way around them for an even look.
Now keep your stencils on, we’re not quite done yet. The next thing is to add some color to it. You know when you look up in the night sky, you see the yellows and the blues. That’s exactly what we’re going to do next. Create some nice blue lines in there to really give it some texture. Add a few specks of yellow if you’d like to make it interesting. And now the next part is stars. Now, we are not going to do hand painted stars. It’s actually pretty simple. What you’re going to do is get your white spray paint and slowly put some on the tip of your finger. But don’t put too much or you’ll get these gloppy stars. So flick it once and then flick it all the way around your painting so you get tons of these brilliant tiny white stars. You’re going to do this a couple of times until you’re satisfied with the amount of stars. When you’re happy with the amount of stars that you’ve gotten, carefully remove your stencils. And then just like that, in about 5-10 minutes, you’ve created this masterpiece that you yourself can create for only 10 or so dollars that others would pay 50-80 for.
With this amazing masterpiece, you can give them to your friends and family and they will be sure to love it. For GTV, I’m Jasmine Kyle.

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{**JASMINE**}<CG>
**(AD-LIB W/ KYLE)**

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STAY TUNED FOR MORE GREAT PROGRAMMING ON CAPS 13. ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR DAY.

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GTV Show 508 Script

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{**JASMINE**}
THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR THIS EDITION OF GTV.
I’M MARCUS NELSON.
{**KYLE**}
AND I’M JESSICA RUIZ. P-S-U’S ENACTUS GROUP OPENS A STORE IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG.
{**JASMINE**}
AND, STUDENTS TURN THEIR ATTENTIONS TO BLACK FRIDAY. BUT FIRST, PITTSBURG STATE LOSES ONE OF ITS OWN IN AFGHANISTAN.

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Flags WERE flown at half staff on November 14th to honor Sergeant First Class Forrest W. Robertson who PASSED AWAY on November 3rd DUE to injuries received while stationed in Afghanistan.
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Sergeant Robertson was born in Manhattan, Kansas and attended Pittsburg State University, majoring in History, before becoming a Military Science professor. As an instructor in Pitt State’s ROTC program, he was an inspiration to students.
Students and instructors at Pittsburg State offerED their deepest CONDOLENCES to friends and family of Sergeant Robertson. KANSAS GOVERNOR SAM BROWNBACK ECHOES THOSE SENTIMENTS, EXTENDING HIS GRATITUDE FOR ROBERTSON’S SERVICE AND SYMPATHY FOR HIS FAMILY.
Robertson is survived by Marcie Lynn frang, their three daughters, his parents Dody and Charles Berg and a large extended family.
Sergeant Robertson’s funeral occurred at 11am Thursday November 14th. He was buried at Wamego City Cemetery with full military honors.

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{**JESSICA**}
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK IS ENDING WITH A BANG WITH THE TASTES AND SOUNDS OF NATIONS EVENT THAT IS BEING HELD ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH IN 109 GRUBS HALL. THE EVENT WILL CONSIST OF FOOD SAMPLES FROM AROUND THE WORLD, CULTURAL PERFORMANCES FROM INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS, MUSIC, AND MUCH MORE. THE EVENT IS FROM SIX TO EIGHT PM AND IS FREE TO THE PUBLIC. IF YOU’D LIKE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE EVENT OR HAVE QUESTIONS, YOU CAN THE OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES AT 620-235-4680.

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{**MARCUS**}
WITH WINTER SETTLING HERE IN PITTSBURG, CITIZENS ARE STARTING TO GET READY FOR SOME SALES EVENTS TO HELP SAVE ON THEIR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING. GTV’S JASMINE KYLE, HAS MORE.
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WHEN WALKING DOWNTOWN CITIZENS ARE ALREADY BEGINNING TO NOTICE THE NEW HOLIDAY THEMED STORE DISPLAYS, WHICH CAN ONLY MEAN ONE THING: CHRISTMAS IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER. AND WITH THAT COMES ONE OF THE BIGGEST PRE CHRISTMAS SALES EVENTS OF THE YEAR: BLACK FRIDAY. SOME STUDENTS ARE ALREADY GETTING PREPARED FOR THE EVENT.
John Solemberger (CG: 00:18:29-00:57:24)
“I’m shopping black Friday because of the deals, discounts, percentages off. It’s just all amazing. I’ll be shopping around pitt and some places close by. Some of the items I’m going for are designer cloths, electronics, tvs, ipads, stereo systems, everything you can’t get. Black Friday is the time of the year that students should shop because as a student you should save as much money as you can and you want to spend as little as you can. Black Friday helps with that.”
BUT NOT EVERYONE WILL BE PARTICIPATING IN THE EVENT THIS YEAR.
Sarah South (CG:00:58:16-01:09:07)
“When growing up I always saw those horror stories on the news about people getting trampled and my mom always told me not to go shopping on Black Friday Sarah. It’s not worth what you’re trying to get.
Collin Hubert (CG:01:10:24-01:28:11)
“I don’t really got to Black Friday to save money. You know even on Black Friday I don’t want to spend a lot of money. I think there’s lots of good deals but I don’t know about everything. Maybe it’s just the lines, the lines are super long usually, so I usually don’t go for that.”
WITH STORES INCREASING SECURITY MEASURES, HOPEFULLY EVERYBODY WILL BE SAFE FOR THE SALES EVENT. FOR G-T-V, I’M JASMINE KYLE.
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{**BLACK FRIDAY TAG**}
{**MARCUS**}
MANY STORES ARE MOVING THEIR BLACK FRIDAY PROMOTIONS EVEN EARLIER THIS SEASON, WITH WAL-MART’S SALES BEGINNING AS EARLY AS SIX P-M AND J.C. PENNEY OPENING AT EIGHT P-M ON THANKSGIVING DAY.

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{**GORILLA PROBLEMS VOB**}
{**JESSICA**}
WITH “EARLY ENROLLMENT” STARTING MONDAY, STUDENTS ACROSS CAMPUS MET WITH THEIR ADVISORS, SET UP THEIR SCHEDULES, AND WOKE UP EARLY TO GET ENROLLED IN THE CLASSES THEY WANTED.
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BUT TUESDAY MORNING WHEN ENROLLMENT OPENED AT FIVE AM, STUDENTS BEGAN SEEING ISSUES WITH THE GUS SYSTEM. TIM PEARSON, THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION SERVICES, SENT A COUPLE EMAILS TO STUDENTS UPDATING THEM ON THE ISSUES. IN THE FIRST EMAIL TIM JOKES, Congratulations, “Gorillas, on your use of on-line enrollment.... you "broke it..." and, given the horsepower GUS has, that's amazing!” AFTER A COUPLE OF SLEEPLESS NIGHTS WORKING TO FIX GUS, TIM PEARSON AND ANGELA NERIA, THE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER, TOOK TIME TO SIT DOWN WITH US AND EXPLAIN WHAT WAS HAPPENING….
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ANGELA NERIA, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
Basically what happen is GUS couldn’t handle the traffic that it was receiving and there’s lots of reasons for that. One is that we learned that GUS needed to have some pages cached. So students could easily get to those pages and the system wouldn’t have to work to go find those pages and deliver them back. And another is we know the technology today is changing the way people access web pages. So browsers today might open up four or five connections where historically when GUS was built about thirty years ago we were looking at about one or two connections. So GUS has been with us a long time, he’s around thirty years old and he’s done a good job but he was defiantly running with his nose under water on Tuesday and Wednesday

{**GORILLA PROBLEMS TAG**}
{**JESSICA**}
THE SYSTEM GUS IS BACK UP AND RUNNING. PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY IS LOOKING INTO THE PROBLEM SO THIS DOESN’T HAPPEN AGAIN NEXT SEMESTER.

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{**BUMP A**}
{**JESSICA**}
COMING UP NEXT, WE’LL TAKE YOU “AROUND THE TOWN,” AND PROFILE A NEW RESTAURANT IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG.
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{**MARCUS**}
AND, WE VISIT THE NEWLY OPENED KRIMSON KULTUURE STORE. KEEP IT RIGHT HERE.

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{**JESSICA**}
The student Diversity office has invited a speaker to Pittsburg State for Native American Heritage Month. Gary ‘Litefoot’ Davis is coming to Pittsburg November 18. DAVIS, also known as the Indian from Indian in the cupboard, will be speaking on ‘Walking in Two Worlds’ on Monday at 7 in the crimson and gold ball room in the Overman center. Davis is President and C-E-O of the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development. HE is also an inspirational and motivational speaker that shares with people about the experiences growing up AS A Native American and where they are at today. There is no ticket NECESSARY to see Gary Davis’s presentation.

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{**KRIMSON VOB**}
{**MARCUS**}
LOCAL BUSINESS AND P-S-U PROJECT—KRIMSON KULTURE—HAD ITS GRAND OPENING. THE STORE—WHICH IS BASED ON THE NON-PROFIT, INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION 10 THOUSAND VILLAGES--
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HAS A LARGE VARITEY OF HANDMADE ITEMS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE, INCLUDING SOME FROM LOCAL ARTISTS. ALL PROCEEDS GO TOWARD IMPROVING THE LIVELIHOOD OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN SEX TRAFFICING. FOR THE P-S-U STUDENTS INVOLVED IN ENACTUS THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN A WORK IN PROGRESS SINCE JUNE. THE PROJECT MANAGER SHELBY BROOKS SAYS KRIMSON KULTURE HELPS MEET MULTIPLE NEEDS IN BOTH THE COMMUNITY AND GLOBALLY.
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(CG: Shelby Brooks/Project Manager :00 - :28)
“right now this is kind of our center project where this is the base project of Enactus has ever done, but a lot of our other projects are kind of working around it. For instance we are working with the community employment program—is another project we do where we work with unemployed individuals in southeast Kansas and try and get them work experience and so our future goals is to actually employ some of those individuals here at our store to at least be a resume builder at the very least and maybe even a career move for them”
{**MARCUS**}
ANOTHER OBJECTIVE OF KRIMSON KULTURE IS TO BE A CULTURAL OUTLET WHERE EXCHANGE AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CAN HANGOUT AND SEE ITEMS FROM THEIR HOME COUNTRY. KRIMSON KULTURE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE WITH BUSINESS HOURS 10AM TO 8PM, MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY.

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{**JESSICA**}
Social work plus and the Tilford group have invited Stephanie Mott, a transsexual woman from Topeka Kansas will be sharing her powerful story with the students at Pittsburg State. She is the executive director of the Kansas statewide transgender education project and helps to spread knowledge about transgender people and to discuss discrimination against gay lesbian and bisexual people as well. Stephanie will be speaking about her story Friday November 15th from 1-2 in the Governor’s room in the Overman center.

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{**MARCUS**}
There’s a new restaurant in downtown Pittsburg…Philippe’s restaurant has a relaxing atmosphere for locals to enjoy. G-T-V’s Breana Washington gives us an inside look …
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Philippe’s on 111 N Pine is a new unique and inviting spot in down town Pittsburg that recently opened its doors. The owners of the restaurant, Philippe and Marie Accad are very community oriented using their talents and restaurant to showcase local artists.
Philippe Accad / Owner, Philippe’s
“So it’s not only just a business to make money and whatever it’s a business that is hopefully going to contribute to the well-being of the community starting with the youth.”
The Accad’s go a step further and go straight to the community for their ingredients. Philippe speaks with local farmers in Pittsburg on pricing and products that they are selling.
BUTLER: “Everything is made from scratch we don’t buy any canned good you k now we make our own marinara sauce we make our own everything I mean we cut our own potatoes for fries we blanch our own fries uh we got a lot of vegan dishes so that’s really good. Umm everything is house made its Mediterranean style with a little bit of Swiss influence because he is from Switzerland and so the restaurant is just kind of old concepts and new concepts put together a lot of Lebanese cuisine but it’s all very good it’s really good stuff.”
After years of traveling and living out of the country the Accad couple decided to return to the community that Marie calls home.
Accad
“We are in Pittsburg because my wife is fifth generation from Pittsburg and uh she wanted you know…we were thinking of retiring and she said I followed you all over the world and It’s time for you to come and stay where my family is. “
Philippe Accad and his wife Marie want their restaurant to be a place that people can relax but also get away. With two lounges, free wi-fi, Mediterranean music and local live bands, the Accad’s are trying to promote a sense of community in their own establishment.
Accad
“My wife said you have so much to offer you know how can we stick around doing nothing you know just retiring and so we decided we wanted to contribute. One of the things that you probably do need to know is that 10 percent of the profit will go back to feed the community. Another 10 percent is to help open new businesses in town.”
A unique restaurant and two unique owners set Philippe’s apart from the rest.
Butler
“Working for Philippe is amazing he’s such a great guy he gave me chance I’m only 22 and he gave me a chance to be a soux chef and so far he says I’m doing more than what he expected so I’m really proud proud to be here and proud to be a sus chef. “
With unique artwork, music, food and owners, Philippe’s is geared toward the entire Pittsburg community. For GTV I’m Breana Washington

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{**MARCUS**}
Whether inside the cozy restaurant our outside on the patio, Philippe’s is a place where people can feel at home. Inviting to all… even the furry friends, Philippe’s is one of the ONLY restaurants in Kansas that is dog friendly with an outdoor kennel for customer’s *pets*.

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{**JESSICA**}
UP AHEAD ON G-T-V, WE GO INSIDE A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A LOCAL BAKERY OWNER.
{**MARCUS**}
AND IN SPORTS, THE GORILLA FOOTBALL TEAM LOOKS TOWARDS A POSSIBLE POST-SEASON BIRTH. WE’LL BE RIGHT BACK.

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{**JESSICA**}
WELCOME BACK. A LOCAL BUSINESS OWNER BRINGS ONE-OF-A-KIND SWEETS TO THE COMMUNITY. G-T-V’S ISRAEL MASELERA AND MAGGIE VOGTS HAVE MORE.

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LIFE IS NOT A PIECE OF CAKE. BUT IF IT WAS, HEATHER HORTON COULD DECORATE IT. HEATHER AND HER HUSBAND, ROGER, OWN AND RUN SWEET DESIGNS CAKERY, A CAKE SHOP LOCATED AT 311 NORTH BROADWAY IN PITTSBURG, KANSAS.
HORTON, WHO OPENED THE BUSINESS IN 2009, ADMITS THAT RUNNING A ‘CAKERY’ CAN BE STRESSFUL AND EVEN LIFE-CONSUMING. THEREFORE, ORGANIZATION AND PREP WORK ARE VITAL TO EVEN EVERYDAY TASKS.
Heather Horton / Owner of Sweet Designs Cakery (CG :26-:31)
“We have to prep. We prep everything for the day. Obviously, you look at your list, you know, what you have. Orders for the day, orders for the next day, orders for the week, just so you can kind of see what you’ve got going on. Make a schedule so your employees know what they need to do when they come in. Then we bake.”

DESPITE THE STRESS, HOWEVER, HORTON WELCOMES THE CONTINUAL CHALLENGES AND THE OPPORTUNITIES TO EXERT HER CREATIVE TALENTS IN NEW AREAS.
Heather Horton
“That’s what – with the catering – we do Via Cristi. We do their gala every year, and they usually want something different, so we’ll come up with a new pastry, or we’ve done panna cotta, we’ve done raspberry tarts, all kinds of stuff. Stuff that I can show my abilities, my culinary abilities. Something where I can experiment. That’s pretty fun for me.”

THE HORTONS, WHO WORK AS A DUO ALONGSIDE THEIR EMPLOYEES, SPECIALIZE IN BAKING AND DECORATING CUSTOM-DESIGN CAKES. YET THEY PROVIDE OTHER SWEETS AND SERVICES, AS WELL.
Heather Horton
“We do Chatters, we do little individual desserts, like cheesecake and we do truffle bowls, and we do all kinds of stuff. Pastries. A lot of people don’t know that. So we cater as well, not just cakes and cupcakes.”

RUNNING A CAKERY IS A CHALLENGING AND EVER-CHANGING PROCESS. AS TASTES AND STYLES CHANGE OVER TIME, DECORATORS AND DESIGNERS MUST ADAPT TO SHIFTING CONSUMER DEMANDS. YET AT THE END OF THE DAY, THIS FEATURE OF THE BUSINESS IS PERHAPS WHAT MOST INSPIRES HORTON’S CREATIVITY AND DRIVE TO SUCCEED.
Heather Horton
“It’s always a learning process, and I think, I mean, we’re going on five years, and, you know, I decorated cakes way before I even opened here. But, I mean, you’re never going to have enough experience. Every cake’s different, and you just learn as you go. Which is why I like it.”
FOR G-T-V, I’M ISRAEL MASELERA.
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{**SWEET DESIGNS PKG TAG**}
{**JESSICA**}
SWEET DESIGNS CAKERY RECENTLY RECEIVED THE “2013 KANSAS EMERGING SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR” AWARD. THE HORTONS LOOK FORWARD TO THEIR SHOP’S FUTURE PARTICIPATION IN PITTSBURG’S DOWNTOWN LIFE AND COMMUNITY.

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{**MARCUS**}
COMING UP IN SPORTS, ZACH MITCHELL WILL GIVE US AN UPDATE ON THE DIVISION TWO FOOTBALL REGIONAL RANKINGS.
{**JESSICA**}
AND, THE INDOOR TRACK SEASON STARTS UP. WE’RE BACK AFTER THIS.

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{**ZACH**}
ON SATURDAY NOVEMBER NINTH THE PITT STATE MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS BOTH PLACED IN THE TOP TEN AT THE 2013 NCAA DIVISION II CENTRAL REGIONAL RACE IN SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA. THE PITT STATE MEN CAME IN TENTH PLACE AFTER COMPILING 243 POINTS IN THEIR 10-KILOMETER RACE, WHICH AUGUSTANA WON WITH A LOW SCORE OF 37 POINTS. THE PITT STATE WOMEN FINISHED THEIR SIX KILOMETER RACE IN SIXTH PLACE WITH A SCORE OF 182 POINTS; MINNESOTA DULUTH WON THE RACE WITH A LOW SCORE OF 72 POINTS. PITT STATES ADAM VOLKERT AND JESSICA MACY QUALIFIED AS INDIVIDUALS FOR THE NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. ADAM VOLKERT PLACED FOURTH OVERALL AND JESSICA MACY PLACED THIRD.

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{**INDOOR TRACK VO**}
{**ZACH**}
PITTSBURG STATE'S MEN'S AND WOMEN'S INDOOR TRACK TEAMS OPEN THEIR SEASON DECEMBER SIXTH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI.
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THE MEN'S TEAM WAS PICKED SECOND IN THE 2013-14 MIAA PRESEASON COACHES POLL BEHIND CENTRAL MISSOURI, WHILE THE WOMEN'S TEAM WAS PICKED FOURTH BEHIND LINCOLN, CENTRAL MISSOURI, AND MISSOURI SOUTHERN. LAST SEASON, THE MEN’S TEAM FINISHED SECOND IN THE 2012 MIAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS WHILE THE WOMENS TEAM FINISHED IN FIFTH PLACE AT THE EVENT.

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{**FOOTBALL TEAM VO**}
{**ZACH**}
ON SATURDAY NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH THE GORILLA FOOTBALL TEAM WILL CONCLUED THEIR REGULAR SEASON AT HOME AGAINST THE LIONS OF MISSOURI SOUTHERN IN THE ANNUAL MINERS BOWL.
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THE GORILLAS BRING INTO THE GAME A 9 AND 1 RECORD, WITH PLAYOFF HOPES ON THE LINE. MISSOURI SOUTHERN IS CURRENTLY STANDING AT 6 AND THREE. THIS FINAL HOME GAME FOR THE GORILLAS COULD MARK THE LAST TIME THIS SENIOR CLASS TAKES THE FIELD AT CARNIE SMITH STADIUM. KICK OFF IS SLATED FOR 2 PM.

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{**LIVE WITH STEVEN**}
{**ZACH**}
WE’RE HERE LIVE WITH SPORTS PRODUCER STEVEN MCTEER---OUR CAPS13 FOOTBALL EXPERT.

(FOOTBALL RANKINGS ****AD-LIB***)
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(CONTINUE AD-LIB)

{**ZACH**}
THANK YOU STEVEN FOR TAKING TIME TO COME DOWN TO OUR STUDIO TODAY---WE REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR IMPUT.

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{**ZACH**}
{**LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL**}
THE CAMPUS OF PITTSBURG STATE GOT A TASTE OF MISSOURI HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL LAST WEDNESDAY. DUE TO A RAINOUT, THE LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL AND WARSHAW HIGH SCHOOL PLAYOFF FOOTBALL GAME WAS MOVED TO CARNIE SMITH STADUIM. OUR OWN CAPS THIRTEEN BROADCAST TEAM COVERED THE HIGH SCHOOL PLAYOFF EVENT.
<TAKE VO>
THE LAMAR TIGERS CAME AWAY WITH THE VICTORY 84 TO 6, DOMINATING THE ENTIRE CONTEST. QUARTERBACK LEVI PETERSON LED THE WAY FOR THE TIGERS, SCORING ON THE VERY FIRST DRIVE WITH A RUSHING TOUCHDOWN. HE FINISHED WITH OVER ONE HUNDRED YARDS RUSHING. HIS COUNTERPART IN THE BACK FIELD JARED BESHORE ALSO SCORED MULTIPLE TOUCHDOWNS, AS WELL AS NETTING OVER A HUNDRED YARDS RUSHING. LAMAR IS STILL COMPETING FOR A STATE TITLE, WHILE THE WARSAW WILDCATS FINISHED THEIR YEAR WITH A RECORD OF 5 AND 6.

<ONE SHOT>
{**WOMEN’S BBALL RDR**}
{**ZACH**}
PITTSBURG STATE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM OPENED THEIR 2013-14 SEASON WITH A ROAD WIN AT THE CCA WEST COAST TIPOFF CLASSIC IN ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA NOVEMBER EIGHTH AGAINST MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS 77-71. ON NOVEMBER NINTH, PITT STATE LOST TO REGIONAL FOE CONCORDIA 62-68, AND THEN FELL TO INDIANAPOLIS 73-82 ON NOVEMBER TENTH IN THE GORILLAS FINAL GAME OF THE CCA WEST COAST TIPOFF CLASSIC.

<BUMP>
<take VO>
THAT’S IT FOR THIS WEEKS G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE. COMING UP NEXT, WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE HISTORY OF CRAWFORD COUNTY. KEEP IT RIGHT HERE ON CAPS13-- WE’LL BE RIGHT BACK.

<TWO SHOT>
{**SPRAY PAINT TAG**}
{**JASMINE**}<CG>
**(AD-LIB W/ KYLE)**

<ROLL CREDITS>
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GTV Show 507 Script

<TWO SHOT>
{**JESSICA**}
THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR THIS EDITION OF GTV.
I’M JESSICA RUIZ.
{**JASMINE**}
AND I’M JASMINE KYLE. THE PITTSBURG COMMUNITY COMES TOGETHER TO PROVDIE A SAFE TRICK OR TREAT.
{**JESSICA**}
AND IN THE SPIRIT OF HALLOWEEN THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE HOST *HAUNTED* TOURS.

<ONE SHOT>
{**FORT SCOTT VO**}
{**JESSICA**}
BUT FIRST---IN A SURPRISING MOVE MONDAY NIGHT, THE FORT SCOTT BOARD OF TRUSTEES VOTED UNANIMOUSLY TO VETO THE P-S-U-FSCC PARTNERSHIP DISCUSSIONS. THESE DISCUSSIONS WERE BASED PRIMARILY ON HOW TO INTEGRATE THE TWO SCHOOLS.
<TAKE VO>
MANY OF FORT SCOTTS PROGRAMS HAVE CAMPUSES IN CRAWFORD COUNTY, WHICH IS PRIMARILY THE PITTSBURG AND FRONTENAC CITIES. FORT SCOTT STUDENTS TAKE CLASSES ON PITTSBURG’S CAMPUS AS WELL AS LIVE IN THE DORMS AND EAT IN THE CAFETERIA.
WHILE IT WOULD SEEM THAT INTEGRATING THE SCHOOLS WOULD BE BENEFICIAL FOR BOTH SIDES, THE DECISION TO STOP THE DISCUSSION FOR THE TIME BEING AND FOR THE FORSEEABLE FUTURE WAS BASED ON THE FACT THAT FORT SCOTT WANTED TO BE ABLE TO RETAIN THEIR IDENTITY. THERE WAS ALSO MUCH CONFUSION ON WHO WOULD REPORT TO WHO IF THIS INTEGRATION WOULD TAKE PLACE AND MANY WERE NOT COMFORTABLE WITH THE IDEA OF GOING FOREWARD WITH SO MUCH CONFUSION STILL SURROUNDING THE IDEAS.
IT IS LIKELY THAT DISCUSSIONS WILL CONTINUE EVENTUALLY, PERHAPS IN SEVERAL YEARS.

{**STUDY ABROAD RDR**}
(**JASMINE**}
STUDYING ABROAD IS A HOT TOPIC FOR INCOMING FRESHMAN. THE OPPORTUNITY TO GO OVERSEAS AND EXPERIENCE A DIFFERENT CULTURE WHILE STILL EARNING CREDITS, IS A ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE. INFORMATION ABOUT THE STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMAS HERE AT PITTSBURG STATE IS AVAILABLE IN 118 WHITSITT AND ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH, THERE WAS AN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SESSION IN THE GOVERNOR’S ROOM IN THE OVERMAN STUDENT CENTER.

<ONE SHOT>
{**HUNTING PKG**}
{**JESSICA**}
THE FOUR STATE AREA IS ONE THAT IS CONISTENTLY TEEMING WITH WILDLIFE. AND AS THE LEAVES CHANGE, EXCITEMENT FOR THE UPCOMING HUNTING SEASONS GROWS AS WELL. HERE’S A LOOK AT ONE LOCAL BUSINESS THAT IS LOOKING TO ASSIST LOCAL HUNTERS.
<TAKE PKG>
OCTOBER 8TH MARKED THE FIRST DAY EARLY FIREARMS CAN BE USED TO HUNT IN KANSAS, AND LOCAL BUSINESSES LIKE JOHN’S SPORT CENTER ARE GEARING UP TO ACCOMMODATE THE INCREASE IN CUSTOMERS WHO VISIT FROM ACROSS THE FOUR STATES.
If you do the math and everything, it’s becoming cheaper to hunt around here than it is out in Western Kansas. (Kent Shanker/Hunting Guide)
WITH SUCH AN INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF HUNTERS IN THE AREA, THE DANGERS ARE OBVIOUS. THE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL REPORTED THAT, IN 2011 ALONE, THERE WERE APPROXIMATELY 600 UNINTENTIONAL FIREARMS-RELATED FATALITIES. ADAM GARIGLIETTI, MANAGER OF JOHN’S SPORT CENTER, HAS SOME HELPFUL TIPS FOR AREA HUNTERS TO USE TO MINIMIZE THEIR RISK OF BECOMING ONE OF THESE STATISTICS.
The Golden Rule, know what’s beyond your target. This will help identify somebody what’s beyond their target.
We also want to make sure, too, that we have good, current safety equipment so that if we’re in a tree, we have some kind of string that has a current system, that has a bungee cord to reduce the shock so that if you do fall you’re safe and you’re protected the whole time when you’re out there. The climb and the descent both.
You want to make sure for your 2013 hunting that you have good eye and ear protection and to not just practice with it, but wear it in the field also. So, like Smith Optics. They’re going to keep your eyes safe, not only from the sun glare, but also in case there’s any danger, any fragments from a shotgun, and also good ear protection, preferably electronic ear protection so that we can hear and talk in a normal tone and identify if someone’s down the range. If there’s any scenario happening, we’ll be able to hear at a normal rate, but then they’ll cut out when the firearm is shot. So, always be protected on the eyes, and the ears, be ready for the hunt.
AND NEVER FORGET THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.
We need to keep in mind the Ten Commandments of Shooting always. Make sure the muzzle’s always pointed in a safe direction. Never rely on the gun’s safety. The number one safety is yourself, and keep your finger off the trigger. Make sure we’re using the correct ammo and the correct rifle and that we double check it all the time. Don’t trust just because it’s off the shelf that it’s the correct ammo. Look at the chamber, look at the ammo, and make sure they match up together.

SOME HELPFUL TIPS TO MAKE THIS HUNTING SEASON BOTH ENJOYABLE FOR ENTHUSIASTS AND SAFE FOR ALL.

{**HUNTING TAG**}
{**JESSICA**}
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HUNTING IN SOUTHEAST KANSAS VISIT THE KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION WEBSITE.

{**TECH CONFERENCE**}
{**JASMINE**}
THIS YEAR THE TRANSITIONS CONFERENCE WILL BE HOSTED AT PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY IN THE TECHNOLOGY CENTER. THE EVENT WILL BE HOSTED NOVEMBER 15 FROM 8-4PM.
THE CONFERENCE WILL PROVIDE HANDS ON EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS IN MANY PROGRAMS INCLUDING -- AUTOMOTIVE, GRAPHIC TECHNOLOGY AND BROADCAST VIDEO EDITING AND MANY MORE.
THE TECHNOLOGY CENTER IS HOPING TO GET A LOT SUPPORT FROM THE STUDENT BODY TO REPRESENT PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY AMONG THE OTHER COLLEGES ATTENDING.

<TAKE BITE>
“basically it’s going to bring in educators and students from around the state of Kansas as well as Arkansas and Oklahoma and Missouri and bring them in and have different sessions on anything like wood technology, communications and broadcasting, we’re going to have a track in automotive through the automotive technology department. Then we’re going to have the IGA which is international graphic arts education association conference”

<TWO SHOT>
<fade up music>
{**BUMP A**}
{**JESSICA**}
COMING UP NEXT, WE’LL HAVE A SPECIAL HALLOWEEN EDITION OF AROUND THE TOWN.
<TAKE VO>
{**JASMINE**}
AND, HOW TWO STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS ARE RAISING FUNDS FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS.

{**JESSICA**}
{**SAFE TRICK OR TREAT RDR**}
THIS HALLOWEEN --- DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG LIT UP WITH MANY HOLLOWEEN FESTIVITIES.
MORE THAN 20 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS DRESSED UP FOR ITS ANNUAL SAFE TRICK-OR-TREAT FOR BOTH KIDS AND ADULTS. THIS EVENT INCLUDED CANDY, GAMES, AND OF A COURSE A COSTUME CONTEST. THIS EVENT WAS HOSTED TO PROVIDE CHILDREN A THRILLING *YET* SAFE, FUN FILLED NIGHT.
MANY BUSINESSES IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG ALSO PARTICIPATED IN HALLOWEEN FESTIVITIES INCLUDING THE PITTSBURG ART WALK.
THE ART WALK ALLOWED PITTSBURG RESIDENTS TO SHOW OFF THEIR DIFFERENT STYLES OF ART ALONG BROADWAY. ART STYLES RANGED FROM TRADITIONAL PAINT TO MUSIC AND DANCE.
LIVE BANDS WERE ALSO SET UP IN EUROPE PARK TO GIVE GUESTS A REAL MUSCIAL *TREAT* AS BANDS ROTATED EVERY HOUR.

{**HAUNTED TOURS PKG**}
{**JASMINE**}
PEOPLE LOOKING FOR A GOOD *SCARE* THIS HALLOWEEN SEASON MAY FIND JUST WHAT THEY ARE LOOKING FOR --- AS PITTSBURG WELCOMES A NEW *HAUNTED* TOUR. G-T-V’S MAGGIE VOGTS (VOTES) HAS MORE.

<take PKG>
PITTSBURG PARKS AND RECREATION IS CURRENTLY HOSTING “STAGE FRIGHT HAUNTED TOURS,” A FRESH ADDITION TO HALLOWEEN FESTIVITIES IN THE AREA. THE TOUR, WHICH TAKES PLACE IN THE PITTSBURG MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM, HAS BEEN IN PRODUCTION SINCE LATE AUGUST OF THIS YEAR.

Sara Mitchell / Pittsburg Recreation Superintendent (CG :18-:23)
“We were having a committee meeting for the playground, and we were discussing another fundraiser. And somebody just popped up and said, ‘You know, we’ve got an event coming up or Halloween, whatever, coming up, and we ought to do something in conjunction with that. At that point, it kind of came up – ‘Why not a haunted house?’”

THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE HAS RECEIVED MUCH AID FROM LOCAL SPONSORS AND VOLUNTEERS THROUGHOUT THE DURATION OF THE PLANNING PROCESS.

Sara Mitchell
“We’ve had a lot of sponsor help between advertisement, which is a big part of it. Just getting the word of the event out. We’ve had, like other product sponsors with sheets and mannequins and different things. We’ve had a lot of people surprise us coming on with this.

THE TOUR SPANS THIRTEEN ROOMS, EACH OF WHICH FOLLOWS A DIFFERENT THEME. IN ADDITION, IT WILL INVOLVE THE EFFORTS OF THIRTY-TWO ACTOR PARTICIPANTS EACH NIGHT.
MEMBERS OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE ARE ALREADY MAKING PLANS FOR A SIMILAR TOUR EVENT FOR NEXT YEAR’S HALLOWEEN SEASON.

Sara Mitchell
“Knowing that we plan for this to already be an annual event, next year we’ll just start planning out even further in advance. We’ll be adding to it, more characters, probably some different themes, but we’ll probably keep a lot of the themes, too, with the different rooms. When we get done, I’m sure we’ll brainstorm what we liked, what we didn’t like, and how we can make it better.”

FOR G-T-V, I’M MAGGIE VOGTS.

{**HAUNTED TOURS TAG**}
{**JESSICA**}
STAGE FRIGHT HAUNTED TOURS BEGAN OCTOBER 30TH AND WILL CONTINUE THROUGH NOVEMBER FIRST. TICKETS FOR THIS EVENT ARE TEN DOLLARS PER PERSON. CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF ELEVEN SHOULD BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT.

{** TEETER TOTTER VO**}
{**JASMINE**}
EVERY YEAR TWO ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATE SEVENTY TWO HOURS TO NON STOP TEETER TOTTER. THIS YEAR PI KAPPA ALPHA AND ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA SET UP IN THE OVAL WITH THE GOAL TO RAISE TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR SOUTH EAST KANSAS SPECIAL OPLYMPICS. DURING WHICH THEY HAVE SEVERAL EVENTS TO HELP THEM REACH THEIR GOAL --- ALL IN THE NAME OF CHARITY. THE TEETERING STOPS AT FIVE TONIGHT, WE SPOKE WITH PI KAPPA ALPHA PRESIDENT, JASON JONES, TO SEE HOW THE EVENT WAS COMING ALONG THIS YEAR.

<TAKE BITE>
jason jones, pike president (0:00 – 0:26)
“alpha sigma alpha and pi kappa alpha are out in the oval this week for 72 hours, we are tetter tottering to raise money for south east kansas special olypmics team. we have a bake sale going on this week, pie a pike, a couple pretty cool give aways. the weather hasn’t been super great this week but we’re making the most of it and having a good time. it’s a really good event and we’re excited to be out here.”

<LOTS SHOT>
{**BEST SELLING AUTHOR RDR**}
{**JESSICA**}
NEW YORK TIMES NUMBER ONE BEST SELLING AUTHOR AND INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER--- MICHAEL HINGSON WILL BE GRACING THE STAGE AT PITTSBURG’S MEMORIAL AUDITIORIUM-- FRIDAY NOVEMBER FIRST AT 7:30 P.M.
HINGSON--BLIND SINCE BIRTH-- WORKED ON THE 78 FLOOR OF ONE OF THE FIRST TOWERS HIT DURING 9/11. HINGSON--AND ROSELLE HIS SEEING DOG-- SAFELY GOT OUT *ALIVE*.
MICHAEL HINGSON TELLS THEIR STORY IN THE BOOK --THUNDER DOG-- WHICH HE WILL BE *SIGNING AND SELLING* AFTER HIS PRESENTATION AT MEMORIAL AUDITIORIUM.
THE EVENT IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND TICKETS ARE FREE.
TICKETS FOR THE EVENT WILL BE LOCATED AT THE TICKET OFFICE LOCATED IN THE WEEDE ATHLETIC BUILDING.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON MICHAEL HINGSON VISIT THE WEB SITE MICHAEL HINGSON.COM

{**BUMP**}

{**JASMINE**}
UP AHEAD ON G-T-V--WE'LL LOOK AT HOW SOME HIGHSCHOOL STUDENTS ARE TRYING TO STOP BULLYING.
{**JESSICA**}
AND IN SPORTS, TWOBROTHERS *BOND* THROUGH PLAYING FOOTBALL.

{** BULLYING PKG**)
{**JASMINE**}
STUDENTS MAJORING IN SOCIAL WORK ARE STARTING THEIR MACRO PROJECTS THIS SEMESTER. JESSICA COLLINS IS STARTING A FUNDRAISER TO SUPPORT BULLY AWARENESS AND TRYING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE COMMUNITY BY SELLING BAKED GOODS AND SPREADING THE WORD TO OTHERS.
GTV’S RYAN ASH, HAS MORE.

<take PKG>
BULLYING HAS ALWAYS BEEN A PROBLEM. HOWEVER STUDENTS ARE TRYING TO MAKE AN IMPACT TO HELP STOP THIS ISSUE. I MET UP WITH JESSICA COLLINS WHO IS RUNNING A BAKED GOODS SALE TO TRY TO COMBAT THIS PROBLEM IN A HELPFUL AND DELICOUS WAY.
Jessica Collins (CG:
“I’m with the social work department and I’m hosting a macro works project Lamar, MO. I am bringing a Stand for the Silent out of Oklahoma; they’re an anti-bullying campaign association. Kerk and Laura Smalley, who are coming to speak, their son actually committed bully-cide after two years of bulling, he was eleven years old. And that’s how they got started into the organization. They travel all around the United States and they do web casts and go to other countries too to promote awareness on bullying. My son was actually a victim of bullying. He was bullied for three years within the school system and they never did anything despite the cops being involved. One out of the three involved was charged with assault and bullying against my son and the school policy says that he was supposed to be expelled but he’s never gotten anything so I’m using this as a stepping stone to address the school board to implement a preventative program for a different policy with the school district. We are raising funds to bring them into Lamar. The event is on November eighth in the auditorium in Lamar and we were going to do hula hooping but we can’t do hula hooping inside due to the rain. So we’re trying to raise funds to bring them in.”
THE EVENT TURNED OUT TO BE A SUCCESS DUE TO MANY OF THE STUDENTS STOPPING BY AND GETTING BAKED GOODS FRO THEMSELVES. BY HELPING THE CAUSE, HOPEFULLY MORE AWARENESS WILL BE BROUGHT TO LIGHT ABOUT THIS SERIOUS ISSUE. FOR G-T-V I’M RYAN ASH.

{**BULLYING**}
{**JASMINE**}
IF YOU KNOW A STUDENT OR FRIEND THAT NEEDS HELP WITH A BULLYING ISSUE, PLEASE CONTACT THE NEAREST TEACHER, PARENT, OR EVEN YOUR LOCAL AUTHORITIES TO GET THEM SOME HELP.

{**BUMP**}
<take VO>
{**JESSICA**}
COMING UP IN SPORTS, KYLE ILARIA GIVES US A LOOK AT TWO BROTHERS ON THE PITT STATE FOOTBALL TEAM.
{**JASMINE**}
AND, FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PITTS STATE MISSOURI WESTERN GAME.

{**FOOTBALL PKG**}
{**SPORTS PKG**}
{**KYLE**}
IT’S A RARE EXPERIENCE WHEN TWO SIBLINGS GET TO PLAY ON THE SAME COLLEGIATE SPORTS TEAM, BUT WE CAUGHT UP WITH BROTHERS ISRAEL AND ISAAC MASELERA AND THEY SHARED WHAT IT’S LIKE TO PLAY ON THE PITT STATE FOOTBALL TEAM TOGEATHER.

<TAKE PKG>
ISAAC MASELERA/PSU FOOTBALL PLAYER (0:02-0:20)
“FOR ME REALLY JUST YOU KNOW ITS AN HONOR TO GET TO PLAY WITH MY BIG BROTHER AND LIKE THE LAST TIME WE PLAYED A SEASON TOGEATHER WE WON THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. SO HOPEFULLY YOU KNOW WE’RE HAVING A GOOD SEASON SO HOPEFULLY THAT TRANSFERS OVER AND YOU KNOW WE HAVE A GOOD CHANCE OF WINNING A CHAMPIONSHIP THIS YEAR SO HOPEFULLY BEING WITH MY BROTHER CAB HELP WITH THAT SITUATION.”
ISRAEL MASELERA/PSU FOOTBALL PLAYER (0:21-0:41)
“YEAH WE PLAYED WITH EACH OTHER IN HIGHSCHOOL SO WE ONLY PLAYED LIKE TWO YEARS TOGEATHER WHICH WAS MY JUNIOR AND SENIOR YEAR. ITS JUST GREAT TO BE OUT THERE AND JUST BE ABKLE TO CRITIQUE EACH OTHER AND JUST BE ABLE TO WORK WITH EACH OTHER OUTSIDE OF FOOTBALL ALSO AND JUST TELL EACH OTHER ABOUT THE LITTLE THINGS THAT WE SEE ABOUT EACH OTHER ALSO.”
ISAAC MASELERA (0:41-0:54)
“AND YOU KNOW FOR ME JUST GETTING TO WALK OVER HERE GETTING TO DO THE GORILLA WALK BEFORE THE GAME. YOU KNOW I’LL WALK WITH MY BROTHER AND GET TO SEE ALL THE FANS AND STUFF AND GET TO SEE THE FAMILY AT THE END OF THE TRAIL WHENEVER WE’RE ABOUT TO GET ON THE FIELD YOU KNOW THAT’S JUST REAL COOL.”
ISRAEL MASELERA (0:54-1:07)
“BEFORE EVERY GAME WE TALK TO EACH OTHER PRETTY MUCH LIKE THE WHOLE TIME WHEN YOU KNOW WHEN WE ACTUALLY HAVE TIME TO TALK TO EACH OTHER OUTSIDE LIKE BEFORE GAMES AND STUFF AND WE TRY TO MOTIVATE EACH OTHER TALKING ABOUT HOW WE WANT TO PLAY FOR OUR FAMILY AND STUFF LIKE THAT.”

{**SPORT TAG**}
{**KYLE**}
THE GORILLAS KICK OFF AT TWO P.M. ON SATURDAY NOVEMBER SECOND AGIANST THE NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE ROWDY RANGLER.
A WEEK AFTER BEING LIMITED TO 27 NET RUSHING YARDS, 12TH RANKED PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY POUNDED OUT 280 RUSHING YARDS ON ROUTE TO A 34-14 ROAD WIN OVER NO. 4 MISSOURI WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY SATURDAY OCTOBER 26 AT SPRATT MEMORIAL STADIUM.
LETS TAKE A LOOK AT SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS FROM THAT GAME.

{**FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS**}
{**KYLE**}
THE GRIFFONS OF MISSOURI WESTERN GOT THEIR OFFENSE GOING WITH THIS TOUCHDOWN PASS FROM QUARTERBACK TRAVIS PARTRIDGE TO WIDEOUT REGGIE JORDAN. THE DUO HAD TWO SCORING CONNECTIONS IN THIS GAME.
THE PITT STATE OFFENSE WASN'T GOING TO BE OUTDONE WITH RUNNING BACK JEFF SEYBOLD HAVING 24 CARRIES FOR 179 YARDS RUSHING. INCLUDING THIS 23 YARD RUN INTO THE ENDZONE AND HE ISN'T EVEN TOUCHED ON THIS 3 YARD PITCH FOR A SCORE.
THE GORILLA DEFENSE SWARMED TO THE FOOTBALL AND MADE TACKLES WHILE LIMITING THE GRIFFONS TO 312 TOTAL YARDS AND 14 POINTS. WESTERN ENTERED THE GAME AVERAGING 442 YARDS AND 46.3 POINTS PER GAME.
THE GORILLAS WILL RETURN TO CARNIE SMITH STADIUM TO HOST NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY IN A NON-CONFERENCE GAME SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2ND.

{**MEN’S BASKETBALL**}
{**KYLE**}
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, THE PRESEASON NO. 6 TEAM IN NCAA DIVISION I, BUILT AN 18-POINT HALFTIME CUSHION AGAINST PITT STATE EN ROUTE TO A 97-57 EXHIBITION VICTORY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29 AT ALLEN FIELDHOUSE.

THE GORILLAS BATTLED THE JAYHAWKS THROUGH MUCH OF THE FIRST HALF, CLOSING WITHIN A POINT, AT 21-20, BEFORE THE DEFENDING BIG XII CHAMPIONS OUTSCORED PITT STATE, 31-12, TO CLOSE OUT THE HALF.

KU EXPANDED ITS MARGIN TO 65-38 WITH A 30-12 RUN AND NEVER LOOKED BACK.

PITT STATE JUNIOR TRANSFER DEVON BRANCH HAD AN IMPRESSIVE PITT STATE DEBUT, POURING IN A GAME-HIGH 27 POINTS. REDSHIRT JUNIOR ALEX WILLIAMS ALSO SCORED IN DOUBLE FIGURES WITH 15 POINTS IN HIS FIRST ACTION FOR THE GORILLAS. WILLIAMS SCORED 11 OF HIS 15 POINTS IN THE FIRST HALF.

FRESHMAN GUARD JOSIAH GUSTAFSON AND SOPHOMORE GUARD JAKE BULLARD CHIPPED IN WITH SEVEN AND FIVE POINTS FOR THE GORILLAS.
PITT STATE WILL FACE A SECOND BIG XII FOE IN EXHIBITION ACTION BEFORE OPENING REGULAR SEASON PLAY WHEN THE GORILLAS TRAVEL TO MANHATTAN, KANSAS, TO FACE KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1. TIPOFF IS SET FOR 8 P.M. AT BRAMLAGE COLISEUM.

{**KYLE**}
THAT’S IT FOR THIS WEEKS G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE I’M KYLE ILARIA. COMING UP NEXT WE TAKE A LOOK AT PITTSBURG’S NEWEST RESTURANT …STICK AROUND.

{**BEST CHILI RDR**}
{**JESSICA**}
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, THE PSU OFFICE OF ALUMNI AND CONSTITUENT RELATIONS WILL HOST A CONTEST TO FIND THE BEST CHILI AND SALSA IN THE AREA. JUDGING WILL BEGIN AT 11:30 AM AND WILL BE LOCATED IN GORILLA VILLAGE. THE WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED PRIOR TO THE GAME THAT EVENING. THIS CONTEST IS LIMITED TO 30 CONTESTANTS, SO GET YOUR ENTRY IN BEFORE 4:00 PM ON NOVEMBER 1ST. TASTING IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. CALL (620)-235-4758 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SIGN UP.

{**LUCKY 13 PKG**}
{**JASMINE**}
PEOPLE LOOKING TO GET GOOD BARBEQUE MAY JUST GET *LUCKY* ENOUGH TO TRY A NEW BARBEQUE RESTAURANT-

{**JESSICA**}
WHERE EVERYTHING IS HOMEMADE. GTV’S ISRAEL MASELERA HAS MORE.

<TAKE PKG>
THIS TIME OF THE YEAR AS THE CITY OF PITTSBURG PREPARES FOR FALL, ONE EATERY IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG IS SMOKING UP A GOOD MEAL ONE RACK AT A TIME
RANDALL BATES
I WAS IN THE TREE SERVICE NOT A WHOLE LOT OF PEOPLE HERE SO WE DID A LOT OF WORK IN FORT SCOTT AS WELL IN PITTSBURG, PLEASENTON AND MOUND CITY PRETTY MUCH ALL UP AND DOWN 69 AND THEN WHAT WE DID WAS JUST GO TO BUSINESSES AND TALK TO THEM AND STUFF LIKE THAT TOO AND DID WORK FOR COMPANIES THERE’S JUST NOT ENOUGH PEOPLE TO KEEP BUSY. I FIGURED THE WAY THE ECONOMY IS AND STUFF LIKE THAT EVERBODY EATS I’M A PRETTY GOOD COOK SO I THOUGHT I’D TRY THE COOKING THING AND SELL THE TREE COMPANY.
LUCKY 13 PLANS TO EXPLAND THEIR MENU SELECTION IN THE UPCOMING MONTHS BY BRINGING IN NEW TASTEFUL ARRANGEMENTS.
WE START TO BRING IN MORE STUFF, GET MORE INVOLVED WE’RE PROBABLY GOING TO START DOING, DURING THE WINTER TIME STEWS AND SOUPS STUFF LIKE THAT, CHICKEN NOODEL SOUP, HOMEMADE STEWS, JUST TRY TO MIX IT UP WHERE YOU CAN ACTUALLY TAKE THE MEAL HOME AND HAVE A FAMILY, ITS NOT JUST FAST FOOD. WE FIGURED IN THE WINTER TIME, THAT’S WHEN ITS YOUR SLOW TIME, NOT MANY PEOPLE WANT TO SIT OUT ON THE BENCH AND EAT. SPRING TIME STARTS COMING AROUND NEXT YEAR WE’RE GOING TO START DOING A LOT MORE INVOLVEMENT WITH THE TOWN ITSELF WE’RE GOING TO FIX UP THIS OUT HERE A LITTLE MORE THAN WHAT IT IS RIGHT NOW. THIS WAS KIND OF A QUICK GET UP, GET EVERYBODY TO KNOW US LET THEM TRY OUR FOOD OUT, SEE IF THEY LIKE IT AND KEEP COMING BACK . HOPEFULLY OWN A COUPLE OF THESE THAT’S WHAT I WANT TO DO. I’D LIKE TO HAVE ONE IN GIRARD AND FORT SCOTT. IT JUST KIND OF DEPENDS THOUGH, IF WE DO REALLY WELL HERE, WE’RE JUST GOING TO STAY RIGHT HERE.
IF YOUR LOOKING FOR A GREAT MEAL THAT IS LUCKY FOR BOTH YOUR STOMACH AND YOUR WALLET LUCKY 13 IS A LUCKY BET FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS.
WE FEED A LOT OF COLLEGE KIDS AND WE TRY TO MAKE OUR PRICES REALLY FAIR FOR WHAT YOU’RE GETTING HOW MUCH FOOD YOU’RE GETTING. AND EVERYTHING’S HOMEMADE AND THAT TAKES A LITTLE BIT MORE TIME YOU KNOW, THAN OTHER CHAINS AND LIKE THAT YOU DRIVE THROUGH THE DRIVE THROUGH ITS ALREADY A FROZEN PACKAGE THEY THROW IT ON THE GRILL AND ITS DONE. HERE WE ACTUALLY TAKE A LOT OF TIME AND A LOT OF EFFORT IN EVERYTHING WE MAKE THE HOMEMADE FRIES THE SWEET POTATO FRIES. WE DO HAVE PARMASIAN GARLIC STYLE STUFF, CHEESE ON THEM LIKE I SAID WE MAKE ALL THE RUBS ALL THE BARBEQUE SAUCE THE POTATO SALAD ALL THAT’S HOMEMADE. SO IT TAKES A LOT OF TIME.
FOR A GOOD MEAL MOST WILL NOT COMPLAIN ABOUT THE APPETIZING FOODS THE EATERY PLANS TO FILL OUR STOMACHS WITH.
FOR GTV I'M ISRAEL MASELERA.

<TWO SHOT>
{**JESSICA**}<CG>
(AD-LIB W/JASMINE)
THAT DOES IT FOR THIS WEEK’S EDITION OF G-T-V. BE SURE TO CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK…JUST SEARCH G-T-V OR GO TO FACEBOOK DOT COM SLASH G-T-V CAPS THIRTEEN.
{**JASMINE**} <CG>
ALSO, VISIT US ON TWITTER. “AT CAPS UNDERSCORE THIRTEEN”. WE’LL BE TWEETING LIVE DURING BROADCASTS ALL SEASON. HAVE AN IDEA FOR A STORY? LET US KNOW…HASHTAG G-T-V
{**JESSICA**}
STAY TUNED FOR MORE GREAT PROGRAMMING ON CAPS 13. ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR DAY.

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GTV Show 506 Script

<TWO SHOT>
{**BREANA**}
THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR THIS EDITION OF GTV.
I’M BREANA WASHINGTON.
{**MARCUS**}
AND I’M MARCUS NELSON. A DISTINGUISHED AUTHOR COMES TO PITTSBURG TO SHARE HIS CULTURE WITH THE COMMUNITY.
{**BREANA**}
AND P-S-U’S INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENTS COMPETE IN *DESIGN* WARS.
{**ACTIVISTS PKG**}
{**BREANA**}
BUT FIRST---PITTSBURG STATE RECEIVED A VISIT FROM TWO NATIONALLY-RECOGNIZED COMMUNITY ACTIVISTS THIS WEEK. REPORTER RYAN ASH HAS MORE ON THEIR MESSAGE TO SOUTHEAST KANSAS…
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STUDENTS AT PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY ON TUESDAY ATTENDED A SPEECH BY A COUPLE, VICKY AND SYLVESTER SCHIEBER, ABOUT OPPOSITION TO THE DEATH PENALTY. THE COUPLE HAD LOST A DAUGHTER NAMED SHANNON TO A MURDER WHEN SHE WAS TWENTY-THREE WHEN SHE WAS A GRADUATE STUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. THEY TRY TO HONOR HER PASSING BY FIGHTING AGAINST WHAT THEY BELIEVE TO BE THE UNFAIR AND BIASED SYSTEM THAT IS CURRENTLY IN PLACE AND HOPE TO REFORM THE SYSTEM.
Vicky Schieber/Community Activist (0:26-0:57)
“One of the common beliefs in society and in many areas is that the reason we need to keep the death penalty on the books in every state is because it is to help the victim’s families heal and gives them closure, gives them peace…they have found justice. We have learned that this is not the case. More and more victim’s families are just torn apart; it is just a horrible, horrible system on them. So our purpose is to come here and tell them: here is a real life case. This is a credibility we bring…we are parents of a murdered daughter.”
VICKY AND SYLVESTER ARE A GROWING NUMBER OF ACTIVE MURDER VICTIM FAMILIES WHO ARE CAMPAIGINING TO PUT AN END TO THE DEATH PENALTY DUE TO THE INEQUALITIES IN THE SYSTEM AND THE TOLL THAT IT TOOK ON THE VICTIMS THAT THERE WAS A POSSIBILITY THAT INNOCENT PEOPLE GOT PUT TO DEATH.
Sylvester Schieber/Community Activist (1:13-1:42)
“We looked at it in a larger context of how the system treats people and have found there was tremendously differential and unfair treatment that, for example, fifty-two percent of the executions that have taken place since 1976 come out of only two percent of the counties, representing only sixteen percent of the population, and have found tremendous racial differences to how these sentences are applied.”
LETTERS WERE HANDED AROUND TO THE STUDENTS NEAR THE END OF THE SPEECHES TO SIGN A LETTER TO LEGISLATURES URGING THEM TO PASS LEGISLATION TO PUT AN END TO THE DEATH PENALTY. VICKY AND SYLVESTER BELIEVE THAT INFORMING PEOPLE MORE ABOUT THE DEATH PENALTY CAN EVENTUALLY PUT A STOP TO IT. FOR G-T-V, I’M RYAN ASH.

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{**ACTIVISTS PKG**}
{**BREANA**}
THIS EVENT WAS SPONSORED BY P-S-U’S SOCIAL WORK PLUS, JUSTICE STUDIES STUDENT ASSOCIATION AND YOUNG AMERICANS FOR LIBERTY CAMPUS GROUPS.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**RANKING RDR**}
{**MARCUS**}
FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW – P-S-U HAS BEEN RANKED AMONG THE MOST FAMILY-FRIENDLY SCHOOLS IN THE NATION. RECENTLY THE PRINCETON REVIEW RANKED PITTSBURG STATE -- NUMBER FIVE -- AMONG THE TOP 10 FAMILY-FRIENDLY SCHOOLS. PITTSBURG STATE SURPASSED OTHER NOTABLE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS SUCH AS PENN STATE AND THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME.

<ONE SHOT>
{**TECHNOLOGY CENTER VO**}
{**BREANA**}
HIGH SCHOOLERS HAVE RECENTLY STARTED FLOCKING TOWARDS P-S-U’S TECHNOLOGY CENTER FOR TOURS THIS SEMESTER. THE TOURS SHOW STUDENTS WHAT DEVICES AND CLASSES THE TECH CENTER OFFERS.
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THIS INCLUDES SHOWING THE BUIDLING’S SEVENTY TECHNICAL LABORATORIES AND OVER THIRTEEN UP-TO-DATE COMPUTER LABS WITH TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY WORKSTATIONS. WITH STUDENTS COMING IN WANTING MORE TECHNICAL AND GRAPHIC MAJORS, THE TECHNOLOGY CAMPUS HAS BEEN BUSIER THAN EVER PROVIDING STUDENTS EXCELLENT SERVICES AND RESOURCES. THE TECHNOLOGY CENTER GIVES OUT HANDFULS OF TOURS A DAY AND CAN EVEN TAKE APPOINTMENTS AS WELL FOR VISTORS THAT CAN ONLY VISIT AT SPECIFIC TIMES.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**WRITER RDR**}
{**MARCUS**}
THE DISTINGUISHED WRITERS SERIES IS HOSTING PROFESSIONAL AUTHOR SIMON ORTIZ ON THE CAMPUS OF PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY ON OCTOBER 24TH. ORTIZ IS ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENCIAL AND RESPECTED NATIVE AMERICAN AUTHORS, AND IS HOPING TO SHARE SOME OF HIS CULTURE, STORIES, AND THOUGHTS WITH THE STUDENTS OF PITT STATE.
HIS MOST FAMOUS WORKS ARE THE NOVELS WOVEN STONE-- GOING FOR THE RAIN-- AND SPEAKING FOR THE GENERATIONS. HE HAS BEEN THE RECIEPIENT OF NUMEROUS AWARDS AND HONORS. ORTIZ WILL READ FROM HIS WORKS AT 8 PM IN THE BALKANS ROOM OF THE OVERMAN STUDENT CENTER. THE EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. FOR ANY STUDENTS INTERESTED, THERE WILL ALSO BE A RECEPTION AFTERWARDS WHERE MANY OF ORTIZ’S BOOKS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE.

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<fade up music>
{**BUMP A**}
{**BREANA**}
COMING UP NEXT, WE’LL HAVE A SPECIAL HALLOWEEN EDITION OF AROUND THE TOWN.
<TAKE VO>
{**MARCUS**}
AND, WE GO INSIDE THE LIFE OF A PITTSBURG STATE SPORTS BROADCASTING PRODUCER. KEEP IT RIGHT HERE.

{**ZOMBIE RUN VO**}
{**BREANA**}

CAMPUS HAS BEEN GETTING INTO THE HOLIDAY MOOD RECENTLY. WITH HALLOWEEN AROUND THE CORNER, SOME STUDENTS WILL BE RUNNING AWAY FROM ONE OF HISTORY’S CLASSIC MONSTERS, ZOMBIES.
<TAKE VO>
THE SECOND ANNUAL PR-AD FIVE KILOMETER ZOMBIE RUN WILL BE OCCURING THIS WEEK IN PITTSBURG ON OCTOBER 26TH. THE EVENT WILL ONCE AGAIN BE HELD AT WILDERNESS PARK WHERE CONTESTANTS WILL RUN FOR THEIR LIVES ON THE TRAILS. RUNNERS WILL RECEIVE A FLAG AT THE BEGINING OF THE RACE AND TRY TO KEEP IT ON THEM AT ALL TIMES WHILE DEFENDING THEMSELVES FROM ZOMBIES. LOCAL STUDENTS PREPARE FOR THIS *HAUNTING* EVENT.
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Brian Melies (CG: )
“Well, zombie runs coming up. I guess it’s where you run from zombies. I hear tell that they’re gonna have students dressed up as zombies like chasing you and where they’ll be dressed as zombie and when they catch you you become a zombie and help chase the other people so that’s kinda fun. Uh, I’ve heard there’s obstacles that you’re gonna ave to go over like a mud pitt, and fences, and things like that. It’s just an obstacle course you have to get through to avoid the zombies so you don’t get eaten. Um, five k is a little far, that’s like six or seven miles in US so that’s a little much farther than I’d like to go but it is for a good cause.”

{**ZOMBIE RUN**}
{**BREANA**}
IF YOU’D LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT ZOMBIE RUN, CHECK OUT THEIR FACEBOOK PAGE AT W-W-W DOT FACEBOOK DOT COM SLASH PSU ZOMBIE RUN.

{**HAUNTS RDR**}
{**MARCUS**}
THE HISTORICAL COLONIAL FOX THEATER WILL BE THE FOCUS OFJASPER HAUNTS’S NEXT SPECTRAL PROJECT.
THE TEAM OF PARANORMAL INVESTIGATORS PROVIDES PARANORMAL INVESTIGATIONS TO THE PUBLIC. SERVING THE FOUR STATE AREA WITHIN A 100 MILE RADIUS, THEY WILL BE SETTING UP THEIR EQUIPMENT IN THE BUILDING FRIDAY OCTOBER 25 TO SEE IF IT HOUSES ANY GHOSTLY RESIDENTS. TO BECOME PART OF THIS EXCLUSIVE PARANORMAL INVESTIGATION AND KICK OFF THE HALLOWEEN SEASON, CALL 620-235-0622. RESERVATIONS ARE $30, AND AVAILABILITY IS LIMITED.

{**BROADWAY PROD PKG**}
{**BREANA**}
AS WE CONTINUE THIS WEEK’S HALLOWEEN-THEMED “AROUND THE TOWN” SEGMENT, JESSICA RUIZ HAS THE LOWDOWN OF ONE OF PITTSBURG’S GO-TO SPOTS FOR SPOOKY COSTUMES AND FRIGHTENING ACCESSORIES.
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AS WE COUNT DOWN THE NIGHTS UNTIL GHOSTS AND GOBLINS WILL BE ROAMING THE STREETS OF PITTSBURG, ONE LOCAL STORE IS BUSIER THAN ANY OTHER TIME OF YEAR. BROADWAY PRODUCTIONS, PITTSBURG’S FUN STORE, HAS BEEN OFFERING AREA RESIDENTS A BROAD ARRAY OF HALLOWEEN COSTUMES AND ACCESSORIES FOR THE PAST 27 YEARS. WHILE THEY OFFER NOVELTY ITEMS YEAR-ROUND, THE MONTH OF OCTOBER IS THEIR BUSIEST.
Drew Harvey/Employee 0:25 – 0:29
We see a lot more people since the October month has started.
WHETHER SHOPPERS ARE PLANNING A COSTUME PARTY OR TO GO TRICK-OR-TREATING, BROADWAY PRODUCTIONS IS PITTSBURG’S ONE-STOP SHOP.
Customer 0:36 – 0:39
I did go to Walmart but they didn’t have anything good.
FROM COSUTMES AND MAKEUP TO FUN ACCESSORIES AND DECORATIONS, AREA RESIDENTS CAN INVEST IN A LOOK THAT WILL SET THEM APART DURING THE HALLOWEEN SEASON FOR YEARS TO COME. UNLIKE LARGE LOCAL RETAILERS, THEY EVEN OFFER A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION FOR THOSE ON A BUDGET. RENTAL COSTUMES ARE A POPULAR CHOICE. CHILDREN AND ADULTS ALIKE ARE CAPTIVATED BY THE VARIETY OF OPTIONS AVAILABLE.
Jenna Napier, Meadowlark Elementary Student 1:00 – 1:03
This is so cool. They have soo many costumes.
BROADWAY PRODUCTIONS OFFERS NEARLY EVERYTHING LOCAL RESIDENTS NEED TO ACCESSORIZE THE UPCOMING HOLIDAY, BUT THE NEW OWNERS HOPE TO OFFER A UNIQUE SERVICE IN THE SEASONS TO COME. IT IS THEIR PLAN TO INCORPORATE FACE PAINTINGS BY AN EXPERIENCED MAKEUP ARTIST TO MAKE FUTURE HALLOWEENS ONES THAT WILL GIVE PITTSBURG A TRULY FRIGHTENING AURA.
(Jessica Ruiz/GTV) 1:26 – 1:39
It isn’t hard to understand why Broadway Productions is Pittsburg’s Halloween headquarters. Many retailers have limited supplies. But, here, it’s easy to find anything that you might need.
PSU STUDENT STEPHANIE POWERS WILL BE ATTENDING A COSTUME CONTEST, AND SHE HAS HIGH HOPES OF WINNING BY PAIRING UP WITH HER BOYFRIEND WHO WILL BE COMPETING AS THE MAD HATTER. POPULAR LOCAL RETAILERS, HOWEVER, COULD NOT PROVIDE HER WITH THE COSTUME SHE NEEDED.
Stephanie Powers / PSU Student 1:48 - 1:54
Sometimes its hard to find costumes big enough, like tall enough for me. I’m taller than the average girl.
IN THE MARKET FOR AN ALICE IN WONDERLAND COSTUME, SHE QUICKLY FOUND JUST WHAT SHE NEEDED WHEN SHE TURNED TO BROADWAY PRODUCTIONS.
Stephanie Powers / PSU Student 2:00 – 2:02
They have a lot better costumes here.
AS HALLOWEEN NEARS, NOW IS THE TIME TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MANY ITEMS THAT BROADWAY PRODUCTIONS HAS TO OFFER. THEY HAVE EXTENDED THEIR STORE HOURS UNTIL THE HOLIDAY IS OVER AND ARE WORKING HARD TO HELP PITTSBURG CREATE A UNIQUELY SPOOKY ENVIRONMENT. FOR GTV, I’M JESSICA RUIZ

{**CONCERT RDR**}
{**MARCUS**}
ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY SEVENTH, THE SEK SYMPHONY WILL HOST A FREE CONCERT AT THE MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM TITLED HAUNTCERT AT PINE STREET. THE CONCERT IS TO BE UN FILLED AND LAID BACK, WHERE KIDS WILL BE ABLE TO SEE PERFORMERS UP CLOSE AND DRESSED UP FOR HALLOWEEN. IN ADDITION TO THE CONCERT, THE NIGHT WILL BE FILLED WITH OTHER FESTIVITIES SUCH AS A COSTUME CONTEST, FACE PAINTING, HALLOWEEN TREATS, AND SOME OTHER SURPRISES. THE CONCERT IS FREE FOR ALL, SO BE SURE TO HEAD TO THE MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM TO CHECK OUT THE FUN 3PM OCTOBER TWENTY SEVENTH.

{**HAUNTED TOURS RDR**}
{**BREANA**}
PITTSBURG’S MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM IS HOSTING STAGE FRIGHT HAUNTED TOURS FROM OCTOBER THIRTIETH THROUGH NOVEMBER FIRST. IT FEATURES THIRTEEN ROOMS OF TERROR THROUGHOUT THE AUDITORIUM. TICKETS ARE TEN DOLLARS PER PERSON AND ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE EVERYBODY PLAYS PLAYGROUND. IT WILL BE OPEN FROM SEVEN TO ELEVEN P-M ON OCTOBER THIRTY AND THIRTY-FIRST, AND FROM TEN P-M TO MIDNIGHT ON NOVEMBER THE FIRST.

{**MARCUS**}
UP AHEAD ON G-T-V, WE VISIT THE HOME PLACE IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG.
{**BREANA**}
AND IN SPORTS, THE GORILLA TRACK TEAM GEARS UP FOR THE INDOOR TRACK SEASON. WE’LL BE RIGHT BACK.

{**DESIGN RDR**}
{**BREANA**}
WELCOME BACK.
NINE P-S-U INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENTS COMPETED IN THE INTERNATIONAL INTERIOR DESIGN ASSOCIATION’S MID AMERICA CHAPTER DESIGN WARS LAST MONTH IN KANSAS CITY, AND TWO WERE ON THE FIRST-PLACE TEAM. SENIOR STUDENT LYNSEY SHOLDERS FROM NEWTON, KANSAS AND CASSANDRA (cuss-AND-dra) STANLEY, A SOPHOMORE FROM COLUMBUS, PAIRED WITH TWO INTERIOR DESIGN MAJORS FROM KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY. THE WINNING TEAM RECEIVED A PRIZE OF $2,000.

{**HOME PLACE PKG**)
{**MARCUS**}
A LOCAL BUSINESS BRINGS COLOR AND CREATIVITY TO DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG. G-T-V’S RYAN BECK AND MAGGIE VOGTS (VOTES) HAVE MORE.

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UPON FIRST ENTERING THE HOME PLACE, A CUSTOMER MAY FEEL SOMEWHAT OVERWHELMED. THE INDEPENDENT STORE, LOCATED AT 616 NORTH BROADWAY IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG, CARRIES A VAST ARRAY OF HOME DÉCOR ITEMS, FROM CANDLES TO CLOCKS TO CHOCOLATES.

Shellie Blevens / Interior Design Specialist/Owner (CG :18-:23)
“I think we offer a lot that isn’t offered anywhere else in Pittsburg, and it keeps people from needing to go to a larger city, to Joplin or Kansas City, to find some unique items that we have. People that haven’t been in for a long time are really surprised at the amount of inventory that we have and the selection that we have.”

SHELLIE BLEVENS, OWNER OF THE HOME PLACE SINCE 1996, TAKES PARTICULAR CARE IN SELECTING INVENTORY, TRAVELLING ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO VIEW AND SELECT A CONTINUALLY-EVOLVING COLLECTION OF GOODS.

Shellie Blevens
“It’s kind of what customers have asked for, what I think they want. It’s mostly my taste, what I like. It’s not necessarily what I would put in my home, but what I think would look good in other people’s homes, and also what they would like for gifts. If I like it, that’s usually the number one reason.”

THE HOME PLACE ALSO PROVIDES A DECORATING SERVICE TO THE REGIONAL COMMUNITY, SUPPLYING CUSTOMERS WITH PROFESSIONAL ADVICE ON HOME INTERIOR DESIGN. HOWEVER, BLEVENS ALSO USES HER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE TO REACH THE COMMUNITY ON AN EDUCATIONAL FRONT.

Shellie Blevens
“We’ve also done display programs with some of the classes, marketing classes, as well. And I have a high school class that comes every year that I give a speech to about interior design stuff.”

THE BUSINESS HAS ANOTHER UNIQUE FEATURE: ITS OWN RESIDENT ARTIST.

Mick Lindsay / Resident Portrait Artist (CG 1:51-1:56)
“I started out doing an artwalk at the front of the store, and I got to talking to Shellie, and we had a ‘Meet the Artist’ day. One thing kind of led to another, and she let me come down and start doing my artwork here.”

MICK LINDSAY USES HIS TALENTS IN SKETCHING AND PAINTING TO PRODUCE ONE-OF-A-KIND PORTRAITS FOR CUSTOMERS, THUS CONTRIBUTING TO THE STORE’S CREATIVE ATMOSPHERE.

Mick Lindsay
“There’s venues for art, but you’ve got to kind of look for them. That’s one thing I really enjoy about working down here now. We actually have some people come in and say, ‘Oh, the artist is here! There should be an artist in every business.’”

ULTIMATELY, THE HOME PLACE SERVES AS BOTH STORE AND MENTOR. ITS ABILITY TO CARRY UNIQUE ITEMS TO THE PITTSBURG SHOPPER, COMBINED WITH ITS PERIODIC PUBLIC LESSONS IN INTERIOR DESIGN AND DRAWING, INFORM CUSTOMERS THAT THE PURPOSE OF THE HOME PLACE IS NOT ONLY TO BRING COLOR TO THE PITTSBURG AREA, BUT TO HELP RESIDENTS MAKE IMAGINATION A REALITY. FOR G-T-V, I’M MAGGIE VOGTS.

{**HOME PLACE TAG**}
{**MARCUS**}
THE HOME PLACE IS CURRENTLY USHERING IN NEW PRODUCTS AND DISPLAYS AS THE HOLIDAY SEASON APPROACHES.

{**BUMP**}
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{**BREANA**}
COMING UP IN SPORTS, ISRAEL MASALERA WILL HAVE HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE FALL CLASSIC AT ARROWHEAD.
{**MARCUS**}
AND, THE GORILLA TRACK TEAM TRIES TO BUILD OFF A SUCCESSFUL SHOWING FROM LAST SEASON.

{*MIAA STANDINGS RDR**}
{**ISRAEL**}
THE NEW MIAA PRESEASON POLLS CAME OUT FOR MEN’S BASKETBALL. THE PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY DREW THE NO. 8 RANKING IN THE MIAA PRESEASON COACHES POLL, WHILE THE GORILLAS WERE PICKED SEVENTH BY THE MEDIA.
PITT STATE RECEIVED 93 TOTAL POINTS IN THE POLL OF THE 14 CONFERENCE COACHES. FORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY EDGED NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY FOR THE PRESEASON NO. 1 RANKING. THE TIGERS RECEIVED FIVE FIRST-PLACE VOTES AND 153 TOTAL POINTS, WHILE THE BEARCATS CLAIMED SIX FIRST-PLACE VOTES AND 149 POINTS.
THE GORILLAS RETURN FOUR PLAYERS FROM THE 2012-13 TEAM THAT POSTED AN 18-10 OVERALL RECORD, INCLUDING TWO PLAYERS WHO MADE 10 OR MORE STARTS A YEAR AGO. THESE PLAYERS INCLUDE JUNIOR GUARD SAM PUGH AND SOPHOMORE GUARD JAKE BULLARD.
THE GORILLAS MAKE THEIR SEASON DEBUT NEXT TUESDAY OCTOBER 29TH WHEN THEY FACE THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS IN AN EXHIBITION GAME AT ALLEN FIELDHOUSE. TIPOFF IS SET FOR 7 P.M.

**HOTSWITCH**
<ROTS SHOT>
{**FOOTBALL**}
THIS PAST SATURDAY THE GORILLA FOOTBALL TOOK ON THE BEARCATS OF NORTHWEST MISSOURI AT ARROWHEAD STADIUM IN KANSAS CITY. THIS GAME WAS THE TWELFTH AND FINAL EDITION OF THE ANNUAL FALL CLASSIC.
<TAKE VO>
EARLY IN THE FIRST QUARTER THE GORILLAS WERE ABLE TO STRIKE FIRST. SHORTLY AFTER A NICE RETURN FROM MARQUISE CUSHON, QUARTERBACK ANTHONY ABENOJA FOUND CUSHON FOR A 37 YARD TOUCHDOWN. FOLLOWING A MOMENTUM SHIFTING SAFETY THAT PUT THE BEARCATS ON THE BOARD, NORTHWEST WAS ABLE TO DRIVE THE BALL DOWN THE FIELD AND SCORE ON A 7 YARD TOUCHDOWN PASS. THE TWO TEAMS THEN PROCEEDED TO EXCHANGE SCORES AND TURNOVERS. AS TIME WOUND DOWN THE BEARCATS GAINED THE EDGE THEY NEEDED AND PULLED OUT THE VICTORY. FINAL SCORE, NORTHWEST 24 PITT STATE 15. NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE FOR THE GORILLAS ARE THE GRIFFONS OF MISSOURI WESTERN.

**HOTSWITCH**
<ROTS SHOT>
{**TRACK PKG**}
{**ISRAEL**}
AS THE TEMPERATURE COOLS THE TRACK TEAM SETS THEIR SIGHTS ON ENDEAVORS OF A MORE *INDOOR* TYPE. GTV’S BREANA WASHINGTON HAS MORE.
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VO: Pittsburg State Track athletes have been getting a big lead in their season. The track team began practice the second week the gorillas were back at school.
SB SHANE: Well we won conference championship outdoor back to back so it would be really nice to go with a three-peat outdoor and we haven’t won an indoor championship since I have been here so It would be nice to top that off with an indoor championship too.
VO: The track team has had many young, talented athletes come to the program in the last two years. PSU sophomore and 400 meter runner Wyatt Slaven has high hopes for his second year back on the track.
SB WYATT: Uh last year I had a little uh hamstring trouble so I want to stay healthy for a full year and also uhh score points indoor and outdoor at conference.
VO: The track team is aiming even higher for this 2013 season.
SB SHANE: My personal goal this year, well I was hurt my first year, and I was hurt a little bit my second year, and last year I was good up until the end so this year I am trying to stay healthy the entire year and compete at conference and be part of the conference team.
SB WYATT: last year I ran a 49.45 and im trying to focus on mid 48 so probably drop a second off so.
VO: With a fresh conference win under their belt, senior Shane Cote has confidence in their runners.
SB SHANE: We got a lot of talent in I think the long sprint 400, there is some really good short sprinters in the 100 and 200 and what ive seen there are some really good jumpers too.
VO: Pittsburg fans are looking forward to another great season by the gorilla track team.
FOR GTV I’M BREANA WASHINGTON
<ROTS SHOT>
{** VOLLEYBALL RDR**}
{**ISRAEL**}
THE PITTSBURG STATE VOLLEYBALL TEAM IS PREPPED FOR A BUSY WEEKEND WITH THREE MATCHES IN THREE DAYS, INCLUDING TWO HOME MATCHES AND TWO MIAA MATCH UPS.
THE WEEKEND BEGINS FOR THE GORILLAS WITH A ROAD, MIAA MEETING WITH MISSOURI WESTERN AT 7 P.M. ON FRIDAY, PITT STATE WILL PLAY ITS FIRST HOME MATCH SINCE OCTOBER 10 AS THEY HOST A NON-CONFERENCE MEETING WITH NAIA OPPONENT UNIVERSITY OF SAINT MARY AT 7 P.M. THE SPIRES HAVE AN 8-20 OVERALL RECORD THUS FAR THIS SEASON.
SATURDAY THE GORILLAS WILL RETURN TO CONFERENCE ACTION WITH A 3 P.M. MEETING WITH LINDENWOOD. THE LIONS ARE FIFTH IN THE CONFERENCE STANDINGS WITH A 4-3 RECORD. THEY ARE 7-14 OVERALL.
PITTSBURG STATE STANDS JUST BELOW MISSOURI WESTERN WITH A 3-5 MIAA RECORD AND A 12-10 RECORD OVERALL. THE TEAM HAS WON EACH OF ITS LAST SIX MATCHES, NONE OF WHICH WERE CONFERENCE MATCHES.
THAT’S IT FOR THIS WEEKS G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE. COMING UP NEXT, WE GO INSIDE A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A PITTSBURG STATE SPORTS BROADCASTING PRODUCER…STICK AROUND.

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{**DITL PKG**}
{**MARCUS**}
FROM BROADCASTING HOME FOOTBALL GAMES TO TRANSMITTING OTHER PITT STATE ATHLETIC EVENTS THE P-S-U SPORTS BROADCASTING PROGRAM IS CONSTANTLY BUSY.
{**BREANA**}
NO ONE IS BUSIER THAN THE PROGRAM’S TWO STUDENT PRODUCERS. THIS WEEK IN-DAY-IN-THE LIFE, ZACH MITCHELL PROFILES ONE OF THOSE PRODUCERS, AS THEY PREPARED FOR LAST WEEK’S BROADCAST OF THE FALL CLASSIC.
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A LOT OF BEHIND THE SCENES WORK GOES INTO MAKING A LIVE FOOTBALL PRODUCTION LOOK GOOD, AND NO ONE KNOWS THAT BETTER THAN STEPHEN MCTEER, STUDEN PRODUCER OF CAPS 13.
Stephen McTeer / PSU Sports Producer (:12-:17)
“ESSENTIALLY WHAT HAPPENS ON SATURDAYS, AND ARROWHEAD WAS A SPECIAL GAME WAS WE’LL GET THERE ABOUT FOUR HOURS BEFORE KICKOFF, FOUR AND A HALF, WE GOT THERE ABOUT ELEVEN OCLOCK FOR A THREE OCLOCK KICKOFF. ESSENTIALLY WHAT WE DO IS A FULL LIVE PRODUCTION SO THAT FOR ARROWHEAD THAT INVOLVES FIVE CAMERAS, BUT WE HAVE INSTANT REPLAY MACHINES A SWITCHER TWO GRAPHICS COMPUTERS AND EDITING COMPUTER A PLAY-BY-PLAY AND COLOR GUY. THE FIRST PART OF THE DAY ESSENTIALLY IS ME AND TROY GOING THROUGH AND FIGURING OUT WHERE WE WANT TO PUT THE CAMERAS, HOW LOGISTICALLY WE WANT TO RUN CABLE, CONNECTIONS AND EVERYTHING THROUGH IT, AND IT KIND OF INVOLVES DELIGATING TOO BEING A PRODUCER.
ITS LIKE KIND OF SAYING OK I NEED TWO PEOPLE TO GO SET UP A CAMERA I NEED THIS DONE I NEED THIS DONE AND ESSENTIALLY SUPERVISING. AND WE’RE TO THE POINT IN THE SEASON NOW WE CAN TRY AND KIND OF DELIGATE TASKS A LITTLE BIT AND CHECK THEIR WORK AS THEY GO. ABOUT AN HOUR BEFORE KICKOFF IS KIND OF THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM WE KIND OF JUST MAKE SURE EVERYTHING IS READY TO GO, TALENT’S GOING OVER THEIR NOTES SO WE’RE KIND OF JUST GOING THROUGH EVERYTHING TO MAKE SURE ITS READY TO GO AS FAR AS THE PRODUCTION IS CONCERNED. RIGHT AFTER THE COIN TOSS TWO MINUTES, MAYBE A MINUTE IN A HALF WE ARE LIVE TO TAPE KIND OF LIVE SO WE ARE DOING THE GAME EXACTLY LIKE YOU WOULD SEE CBS OR ESPN DO IT WITH A DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR, EVERYONE THE PLAY-BY-PLAY AND COLOR GUY OUT THERE CALLING THE GAME AND WE’RE SWITCHING BETWEEN SHOTS, MAKING SURE THAT WE TELL THE STORY OF THE GAME, ESPECIALLY AN IMPORTANT GAME LIKE THIS ONE, WHERE ITS MOST LIKELY THE LAST FALL CLASSIC AT ARROWHEAD SO WE WANT TO DO A GOOD JOB. AS SOON AS THAT FINAL KICKOFF IS OVER WE ARE TEARING DOWN SO WE CAN GET OUT OF THERE AND OUT OF PEOPLE’S WAYS AND GET OUR PRODUCTION WRAPPED UP BECAUSE WE’RE ALL EXHAUSTED FROM DOING THE GAME.
SO ITS ALL SENDING PEOPLE, AGAIN DELIGATING TASKS TO TEAR DOWN THE CAMERAS MAKE SURE WE GET ALL THE CABLE SPOOLS YOU KNOW ALL ROLLED UP AND EVERYTHING GET THE CABLE DONE, UNPLUGGING EVERYTHING WHICH THERE’S A LOT OF CABLES THAT GO INTO THE BACK OF THE TWO BOXES BUT ESSENTIALLY JUST SUPERVISING AGAIN THE TEARDOWN MAKING SURE WE HAVE EVERYTHING THAT WE’RE NOT LEAVING ANYTHING BEHIND MAKING SURE WE LEAVE THE PLACE CLEANER THAN WHEN WE FOUND IT AND THEN ITS ALL LOADING THE PEOPLE MOVER UP AND BREAKING DOWN AND BREAKNIG DOWN IS ALWAYS FUN AT ARROWHEAD STADUIM WHERE ANY STADIUM ITS ALWAYS AN INTERESTING PLACE TO DO A BREAKDOWN SO THAT’S ESSENTIALLY WHAT WE DO ON A SATURDAY ESPECIALLY FOR ARROWHEAD.”
FOR G-T-V I’M ZACH MITCHELL
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{**MARCUS**}<CG>
(AD-LIB W/BREANA)
THAT DOES IT FOR THIS WEEK’S EDITION OF G-T-V. BE SURE TO CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK…JUST SEARCH G-T-V OR GO TO FACEBOOK DOT COM SLASH G-T-V CAPS THIRTEEN.
{**BREANA**} <CG>
ALSO, VISIT US ON TWITTER. “AT CAPS UNDERSCORE THIRTEEN”. WE’LL BE TWEETING LIVE DURING BROADCASTS ALL SEASON. HAVE AN IDEA FOR A STORY? LET US KNOW…HASHTAG G-T-V
{**MARCUS**}
STAY TUNED FOR MORE GREAT PROGRAMMING ON CAPS 13. ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR DAY.

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GTV Show 505 Script

<TWO SHOT>
{**KYLE**}
THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR THIS EDITION OF GTV.
I’M KYLE ILARIA.
{**JESSICA**}
AND I’M JESSICA RUIZ. THE P-S-U THEATRE PROGRAM READIES FOR THEIR FIRST MAJOR PRODUCTION OF THE SEASON.
{**KYLE**}
AND, WE’LL LEARN ABOUT THE INTERIOR DESIGN EMPHASIS AT PITTSBURG STATE. BUT FIRST, THE KANSAS STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION REVIEWS NEW FEDERAL RULES.

{**LOTS SHOT**}
(**VENDING VO**)
{**KYLE**}
THESE RULES, WHICH WILL TAKE EFFECT JULY 1ST, 2014, REGULATE THE SNACKS AVAILABLE IN VENDING MACHINES AND WILL AFFECT SEVERAL AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
<take VO>
PARENTS, EDUCATORS, AND BOARD MEMBERS HAVE UNTIL OCTOBER 28TH TO SUBMIT COMMENTS ABOUT THE RULE CHANGES TO THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. THE REGULATIONS ARE DESIGNED TO LIMIT THE CONSUMPTION OF FOODS WITH POOR NUTRITIONAL PROFILES THAT MAY COMPETE WITH SCHOOL LUNCHES AND OTHER HEALTHIER FOODS. CONCESSION SALES AT SPORTING EVENTS AND AFTER SCHOOL SALES ARE EXEMPT, BUT KANSAS BOARD MEMBER CAROLYN CAMPBELL VOICED CONCERNS ABOUT HOW THE REGULATIONS WOULD AFFECT FUNDRAISING EVENTS SUCH AS BAKE SALES. ANY CHANGES WOULD NOT IMPACT PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY, BUT WOULD AFFECT ANY LOCAL AREA SCHOOLS THAT PARTICIPATE IN THE NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM.

<ONE SHOT>
(**GOODWILL VO**)
(**JESSICA**)
CITY OFFICIALS HAVE BEEN INFORMED THE PROJECT TO BUILD A GOODWILL STORE ON NORTH BROADWAY HAS BEEN PUT ON HOLD.
<TAKE VO>
MUCH OF THE WORK HAS ALREADY BEEN COMPLETED, AND, CONSTRUCTION CREW MEMBERS HAVE SAID THAT THE BUILDING IS NOW FINISHED PENDING A FEW MINOR INTERIOR TOUCHES. THE OVER 7 THOUSAND SQUARE FOOT BUILDING COST 760 THOUSAND DOLLARS, AND WILL ACCEPT DONATED ITEMS FOR RESALE. THE NEW STORE REPLACES A DILAPIDATED STRUCTURE PREVIOUSLY LOCATED ON THE SITE.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**DRUGS RDR**}
{**KYLE**}
THREE PEOPLE WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY AFTER PITTSBURG POLICE SERVED A SEARCH WARRANT EARLY THURSDAY AT A PITTSBURG RESIDENCE. ANDREW AND AUDRY HABJAN WERE CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE COUNTS OF DRUG-RELATED OFFENSES AFTER BEING ARRESTED AT THEIR HOME. THE SEARCH UNCOVERED SUBSTANCES BELIEVED TO BE METHAMPHETAMINE AND MARIJUANA ALONG WITH ADDITIONAL DRUG PARAPHERNALIA.

<ONE SHOT>
{**MUSICAL PKG**}
{**JESSICA**}
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24TH MARKS THE OPENING NIGHT FOR THE YEAR’S FIRST FEATURED PRODUCTION BY THE PITTSBURG STATE THEATRE PROGRAM. GTV’S MARCUS NELSON HAS MORE.
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PSU THEATRE, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF GIL COOPER, PRESENTS “THE DINOSAUR MUSICAL.” CRITICS HAVE RAVED THE PRODUCTION. “IT’S NOT LIKE ANYTHING ELSE YOU’VE SEEN” SAYS THE KANSAS CITY STAR. TALKING BROADWAY SAY’S “THE DINOSAUR MUSICAL IS A RARE TREAT.” PREMIERING IN PITTSBURGS OWN MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY OCTOBER 24TH AT 8PM WITH FOLLOWING SHOWS 8PM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 2PM AND 8PM. PERFORMER JACOB HACKER TELLS US ABOUT HIS ROLE IN THE PRODUCTION AS WELL AS A QUICK SYNOPSIS OVER THE MUSICAL.
Jacob Hacker / Actor, King Marcus (:35 - :36 )
“I play the character of king Marcus as well as Dave the security guard who follows Quincy around. It takes place in a land before time and the dinosaurs have a treaty of meat where they can’t eat each other and then the kings dies and the treaty is no long in tact. My son king Quincy says go out and eat some meat which causes a rift in the dinosaur community and the play is about brings peace throughout the dinosaur world.”
FEATURING A CAST OF EIGHTEEN PERFORMERS, THE DINOSAUR MUSICAL IS “FUNNY AND SMART,” ACCORDING TO DIRECTOR, GIL COOPER, “A MUSICAL COMEDY FOR DINOSAURS OF ALL AGES”.
Lindsey Lockhart / Actor, Eleanor & Logan Qualls / Actor, Reginald Van Cleef (1:14 – 1:18)
“I’m an Reginald’s 12 going on 13 year old daughter. My favorite scene is probably when there’s a huge turning point and the main character has to make a huge decision and it kinda depends on me and my character Eleanor steps in and ya, you gotta come find out more, its awesome.”
Logan Qualls / Actor, Reginald Van Cleef
“My favorite part is probably the fight scene. There’s a part where a bunch other T-Rexs come to beat me up because i am the leader of the resistance so they want to take me out. And I just whip out some dino kung fu and defeat them all.”
THE PERFORMERS AND PRODUCTION STAFF HAVE WORKED NIGHT AND DAY PREPARING FOR OPENING NIGHT NEXT THURSDAY AT 8PM. JACOB HACKER ENCOURAGES EVERYONE TO SEE THE MUSICAL.
Jacob Hacker / Actor, King Marcus (2:03 – 2:10)
“Defiantly come see it, it’s a lot of fun, its based around for children but the main things its it’s really fun and just enjoyable for everyone.“
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE PSU TICKETOFFICE. ADMISSION IS FREE FOR ALL PSU STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF WITH VALID ID. YOU MAY ALSO AQUIRE TICKETS AT THE DOOR APPROXOMANTLY THIRTY MINUTES BEFORE EACH PERFORMANCE. FOR GTV, I’M MARCUS NELSON.

<ONE SHOT>
{**FIESTA VOB**}
{**KYLE**}
PSU’S PITT PAL PROGRAM HOSTED THEIR ANNUAL FALL FIESTA IN GORILLA VILLAGE ON TUESDAY. THE EVENT BROUGHT TOGETHER A NUMBER OF AMERICAN AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS.
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THE WEATHER WAS PERFECT FOR THE MANY ACTIVITIES SLATED FOR THE AFTERNOON OF FUN AND COMRADERY. AMERICAN STUDENTS INTRODUCED THEIR INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS TO A VARIETY OF LOCAL FALL CUSTOMS SUCH AS CARVING JACK-O-LANTERNS. THE ORGANIZATION SERVED HOT DOGS ROASTED OVER AN OPEN FIRE ALONG WITH A NUMBER OF SIDE ITEMS. THE EVENT WAS ONE THAT COORDINATOR BRENDA HAWKINS SAYS HELPED FOSTER A BETTER SENSE OF INTER-CONNECTEDNESS AMONGST LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS.
<take BITE>
(Brenda Hawkins, Pitt Pal Coordinator- :00-:08)
“The fall is a great time to show our culture to other students from other countries, I think, and so, it’s a lot of fun to do pumpkin carving. It’s fun to go and, you know, what happens when we start dressing up for Halloween, and some of the things that go with that. So, that’s what tonight’s all about. It’s about international students and Americans coming together and getting to share a little bit of our culture with them.”

<ROTS SHOT>
{**GRANTS RDR**}
{**JESSICA**}
A KANSAS COUNTY AND NINE OTHER CITIES WILL SHARE $2.1 MILLION IN GRANTS TO HELP THEM BUILD HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES. THE KANSAS HOUSING RESOURCES CORPORATION IS PROVIDING THE GRANTS TO HELP EXTEND CITY STREETS, SEWERS, AND WATER SYSTEMS. CITIES IMPACTED IN SOUTHEAST KANSAS INCLUDE PARSONS AND HUMBOLDT. THE GOAL OF THE GRANT IS TO HELP IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS, RENTAL PROPERTIES, AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN COMMUNITIES WITH LESS THAN 60,000 RESIDENTS.

<TWO SHOT>
<fade up music>
{**BUMP A**}
{**JESSICA**}
COMING UP NEXT, WE’LL TAKE YOU “AROUND THE TOWN,” AND TELL YOU ABOUT A NEW STORE OPERATED BY PITTSBURG STATE STUDENTS THAT IS OPENING SOON.
<TAKE VO>
{**KYLE**}
AND, A FOLK MUSIC REUNION HITS FORT SCOTT. KEEP IT RIGHT HERE.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**FALL CLASSIC RDR**}
{**KYLE**}
WELCOME BACK. THIS WEEK MARKS THE 2013 MATCH-UP BETWEEN THE GORILLAS AND THE BEARCATS OF NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE.
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THIS WILL BE THE 12TH AND FINAL CONTEST HELD IN ARROWHEAD STADIUM. AS A RESULT OF THE MIAA EXPANDING TO 14 TEAMS A NEW OPPONENT ROTATION WILL START IN 2014.
NORTHWEST AND PITT STATE WILL NOT FACE ONE ANOTHER IN REGULAR SEASON PLAY IN EITHER THE 2014 OR 2015 SEASONS. THESE TWO DIVISION II RIVALS HAVE COMBINED TO WIN OR SHARE THE MID-AMERICA INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION TITLE IN 21 OF THE LAST 24 SEASONS DATING BACK TO 1989.
THE FALL CLASSIC WILL BE PLAYED AT ARROWHEAD STADIUM AT 3 OCLOCK SATURDAY. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW SOME SUPPORT FOR THE GORILLAS AND ALSO HAVE A CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE WHAT ITS LIKE TO BE IN A PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL STADIUM. TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED ONLINE AT PITTSTATEGORILLAS.COM, OR BY VISITING THE PSU TICKET OFFICE IN ROOM 137 OF THE GARFIELD WEEDE BUILDING.

<LOTS SHOT>
{**RECITAL RDR**}
{**JESSICA**}
BRITISH BASS TROMBONIST JONATHAN WARBURTON WILL PERFORM A FREE GUEST RECITAL AT 7:30 P.M. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER. 21ST. THIS EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE SHARON KAY DEAN RECITAL HALL IN PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY’S MCCRAY HALL.
WARBURTON IS ONE OF ENGLAND’S MOST VERSATILE AND BUSIEST BASS TROMBONISTS. HAVING GRADUATED WITH A HONORS DEGREE FROM THE UCE BIRMINGHAM CONSERVATOIRE OF MUSIC--- WARBURTON HAS GONE ON TO PERFORM AT THE BRITISH TROMBONE SOCIETY ---THE INTERNATIONAL TROMBONE FESTIVAL --- AND THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
AS A MAJOR FIGURE IN THE BASS TROMBONE WORLD, WARBURTON HAS COMMISSIONED NUMEROUS WORKS AND HAS HAD A NUMBER OF SELECTIONS WRITTEN SPECIFICALLY FOR HIM. WARBURTON IS ALSO A COMPOSER AND HIS WORKS HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED BY WARWICK MUSIC OF ENGLAND. HIS CD, “MOVING ON,” IS AVAILABLE FROM WARWICK MUSIC.

<ONE SHOT>
{**FOLK JAM VO**}
{**KYLE**}
THE FORT SCOTT COMMUNITY HELD AN EVENT THAT PROVIDED OLD-FASHIONED FOOD, FUN, AND FELLOWSHIP IN.
<take VO>
TRAVELERS JOURNEYED FROM FAR AND WIDE TO MEET AT A FOLK JAM REUNION ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11TH. THE EVENT, HOSTED BY DANIEL KERR (KUR) OF RURAL FORT SCOTT, SERVED AS A GATHERING FOR FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND MUSICIANS FROM ACROSS THE UNITED STATES. FESTIVITIES INCLUDED GAMES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS, AS WELL AS A HOG ROAST DINNER. PARTICIPANTS THEN RETIRED TO A FULL-SIZE TEEPEE, WHERE THEY LISTENED TO MUSIC PERFORMED BY BOTH LOCAL ARTISTS AND NATIONAL PERFORMERS. THE FOLK JAM PRESENTED AN ARRAY OF TALENT, EVEN DRAWING MEMBERS OF NOTABLE FOLK IRISH BAND --- THE STILLWATER HOBOS.

<LOTS SHOT>
{**TP DRIVE RDR**}
{**JESSICA**}
THE 2ND ANNUAL "WIPE OUT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TOILET PAPER DRIVE" AND CONTEST WILL BE HELD DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER. STUDENTS FOR VIOLENCE PREVENTION, IN COLLABORATION WITH CAMPUS CHRISTIANS, WILL BE HOSTING THE EVENT.
THE GROUPS WILL BE COLLECTING ITEMS TO BE DONATED TO THE SAFEHOUSE CRISIS CENTER SHELTER --- A LOCAL NON-PROFIT AGENCY --- THAT HELPS VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, & STALKING. TOILET PAPER, PAPER TOWELS, CLEANING SUPPLIES, & TRASH BAGS ARE ITEMS THAT CAN BE DONATED. EACH ITEM DONATED IS WORTH POINTS AND PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED TO ONE GROUP & ONE INDIVIDUAL WHO ACCUMULATES THE MOST POINTS.
THE DROP OFF TABLE WILL BE LOCATED AT THE GLASS POINT OF THE OVERMAN STUDENT CENTER ON WED OCT 23RD 9AM TO11 AM & FRIDAY OCTOBER 25TH 1PM TO 3PM.

<ONE SHOT>
{**ENACTUS PKG**}
{**KYLE**}
A PSU STUDENT-BASED GROUP PREPARES TO OPEN A NEW STORE WITH A INNOVATIVE STYLE IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG. GTV’S MAGGIE VOGTS (VOTES) HAS MORE.

<take PKG>
DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG OFFERS AN ARRAY OF STOREFRONTS AND SPECIALTY SHOPS TO CITY RESIDENTS. HOWEVER, P-S-U’S ENACTUS STUDENT GROUP IS CURRENTLY PREPARING TO INTRODUCE A NEW TYPE OF STORE TO THE PITTSBURG SHOPPER. THE UPCOMING STORE, CALLED KRIMSON KUULTUR, WILL DISPLAY UNIQUE AND HAND-CRAFTED ITEMS FROM BOTH LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS.

Shelby Brooks / Project Manager of Krimson Kuultur (CG :23-:28)
“Krimson Kuultur will be – we’ll be partnering with 10,000 Villages, which is an organization. It’s a nonprofit, private organization that works with particularly women in third world countries. And they bring their products that they make, they bring it to America. We’ll also be trying to showcase some items from local artists as well. I’ve been talking with the Art Department and we’re hoping to be able to partner with some of the students so that they can have an opportunity to try selling some of their artwork as well. ”

WITH HELP FROM GROUP MEMBERS AND LOCAL VOLUNTEERS, ENACTUS IS CURRENTLY READYING THE RENTED SHOP BUILDING, LOCATED AT 111 WEST FOURTH STREET, FOR ITS TEST OPENING.

Samantha Bogle / Enactus President (CG 1:03-1:08)
“Right now it’s like a festival sale, so it will be open for about a three-month period. And then we are going to look at what sells well, what didn’t, and that is how we are gauging what we need to eventually order, so that we know what sells around here. ‘Cause some things might sell well here, and not somewhere else, so this is kind of our test run.”

THE GROUP DOES HOLD HOPES FOR THE STORE’S LONG-TERM FUTURE AS A CULTURAL CENTER.

Shelby Brooks
“Eventually we’d the store to be kind of more of a hangout, but that’s more of… in the future plans. We’d like it to be a cultural place where you can go and look at the art and also buy stuff while also kind of getting to hang out a bit as well. But that’s kind of our future plans. But for now we also would like it to be for the international students, too. ”

FOR G-T-V, I’M MAGGIE VOGTS.

<ONE SHOT>
{**ENACTUS TAG**}
{**KYLE**}
KRIMSON KUULTUR (CULTURE) PREPARES TO OPEN ITS DOORS ON NOVEMBER 14TH. ENACTUS EAGERLY AWAITS THE STORE’S DOWNTOWN INTRODUCTION, AND ANTICIPATES A POSITIVE RESPONSE FROM THE PITTSBURG COMMUNITY.

<TWO SHOT>
{**JESSICA**}
UP AHEAD ON G-T-V, WE VISIT THE KELTOI (KELL-TOY) WINERY NEAR ASBURY, MISSOURI.
{**KYLE**}
AND IN SPORTS, THE GORILLA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM GEARS UP FOR THE START OF THEIR SEASON.

<ONE SHOT>
{**HEALTH FAIR VO**)
{**KYLE**}
WELCOME BACK. THE PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS OVAL HOSTED A MINI HEALTH FAIR ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER SIXTEENTH.
<TAKE VO>
VARIOUS COMPANIES AND ORGANIZATIONS WERE ON-HAND TO PROMOTE A HEALTHY, AND ACTIVE LIFESTYLE. THE PITT STATE NURSING DEPARTMENT, BRYANT STUDENT HEALTH CENTER, AND GORILLAS IN YOUR MIDST ALL REPRESENTED THE UNIVERSITY IN THE OVAL. ACTIVITIES INCLUDED GIVEAWAYS AND GAMES SUCH AS VOLLEYBALL AND DISK GOLF FOR STUDENTS TO ENJOY.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**WINERY PKG**)
{**JESSICA**}
WHEN PEOPLE THINK ABOUT SOUTHEAST KANSAS AND SOUTHWEST MISSOURI, WORLD-CLASS WINE DOESN’T IMMEDIATELY COME TO MIND. BUT AS GTV’S BREANA WASHINGTON EXPLAINS, ASBURY’S KELTOI (KELL-TOY) WINERY IS TRYING TO PUT THE REGION ON THE VITICULTURE MAP.
<take PKG>
JUST RIGHT OUTISDE OF PITTSBURG LIES ONE OF MANY OF THE CITIES HIDDEN TREASURES. THE KELTOI WINERY HAS BEEN PRODUCING GREAT WINE EVER SINCE ERV AND LEANA PURCHASED THE 43 ACRES. I DECIDED TO MEET UP WITH ANDREW PENNINGTON, ONE OF THE WINE MAKERS AT KELTOI, TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THEIR PRODUCTION.
Brian (LAST NAME) (CG: 00;05;27 - 00;20;23)
“We started back in 1998 as a vineyard and back in 2005, Verb and Linda got their bottled license and started to manufacture wine. We do everything from dry, full-bodied reds, to semi-sweet whites and semi-sweet fruits and everything in-between.”
THE KELTOI WINERY PRODUCES AROUND 10,000 BOTTLES A YEAR. IN THAT TIME THE WINERY IS VISITED BY THE LOCALS OR PASSERBYS WHICH CAN RANGE FROM ANYWHERE TO AROUND 5 TO SIX THOUSAND PEOPLE PER YEAR. HOWEVER, SOME OF THE LOCALS BELIEVE THAT WINERY CLOSES DOWN DURING THE WINTER SEASON. ANDREW PENNINGTON HELPED TO CLARIFY THIS INFORMATION.
Andrew Pennington / Winery Employee
“The winery never closes down. It’s constantly in production of wine. We make a small amount of wine but my job is in in September and October and get everything bottled up for next year for floor space or barrel space to bring in next year’s lot. So the harvest season comes in between August, September, and October and that is active fermentation so I’m bringing in the grapes, fermenting the grapes, pressing them off the skins, processing their aging barrels and once they’ve gone into aging I only have ten months from that point to get the last years stock out of the way into bottles. So I’m bottling wine or blending wine or I’m stabilizing wine so it’s not constant fermentation but constant processing into our production accounts into bottles and different commercial accounts.”
KELTOI WINERY OFFERS FREE SELLER TOURS DAILY AND THEY HAVE WINE TASTING FOR ONLY FIVE DOLLARS, YOU CAN TASTE ALL OF THEIR WINES AT THE BAR AND YOU GET A SOUVINER WINE GLASS AS WELL. THEIR AFFORDABLE WINE BOTTLES PRICE FROM TEN DOLLARS TO FIFTEEN FOR THEIR PREMIUM REDS. THEY EVEN OFFER SPECIAL DEALS, WHEN YOU BUY TWELVE BOTTLES YOU GET AN EXTRA TEN PERCENT OFF OF YOUR PURCHASE. THE KELTOI WINERY IS LOCATED ON 17705 COUNTY ROAD NUMBER TWO-SIX-ZERO RIGHT OUT OF PITTSBURG. THEIR HOURS OF OPERATION ARE WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY FROM ELEVEN TO SIX AND THEN SUNDAY FROM TWELVE TO FIVE. FOR GTV I’M BREANA WASHINGTON.

<ONE SHOT>
{**WINERY**}
{*JESSICA**}
IF YOU’D LIKE TO CONTACT THE KELTOI (KELL-TOY) WINERY, VISIT THEIR WEBSITE OR CALL FOUR-ONE-SEVEN-SIX-FOUR-TWO-SIX-ONE-NINE-ZERO TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.

{**BUMP**}
<take VO>
{**KYLE**}
COMING UP IN SPORTS, ZACH MITCHELL WILL FILL YOU IN ON THE PITTSBURG STATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM AS THEY PREPARE FOR THEIR SEASON OPENER.
{**JESSICA**}
AND, THE GORILLA FOOTBALL TEAM FIGHTS TO STAY UNDEFEATED, AS THEY HEAD TO KANSAS CITY FOR THE FALL CLASSIC.

<ROTS SHOT – THIRDS>
{**XC RDR**}
{**ZACH**}
GOOD AFTERNOON. WITH YOUR G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE, I’M ZACH MITCHELL. THIS PAST SATURDAY BOTH THE MENS AND WOMENS CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS WERE IN ACTION. THE TEAMS TRAVELED TO HAYS KANSAS TO COMPETE IN THE FORT HAYS STATE INVATATIONAL MEET. FOR THE MEN, AUSTIN BOGINA FINISHED IN TWENTY FIFTH PLACE OUT OF TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY SIX COMPETITORS. HE FINISHED WITH A TIME OF TWENTY FIVE MINUTES EIGHTEEN SECONDS IN THE EIGHT KILOMETER RACE. CHRIS WISE FINISHED THIRTY THIRD WITH A TIME OF TWENTY FIVE MINUTES THIRTY TWO SECONDS. THE TEAM PLACED EIGHTH OUT OF NINETEEN TEAMS.
ON THE WOMENS SIDE, CASEY EPPS CROSSED THE FINISH LINE WITH A TIME OF SEVENTEEN MINUTES, FIFTY SIX SECONDS IN THE FIVE KILOMETER RACE, FINISHING FOURTH OVERALL. SHE WAS ONE OF FIVE PITT STATE RUNNERS WHO PLACED IN THE TOP TWENTY. OTHERS INCLUDE HANNAH DEVRIES WHO WAS EIGHTH, ALEX MOASE IN TWELTH, PAIGE WHITE PLACED SIXTEENTH, AND CARLIN GREEN IN NINETEENTH PLACE. THE WOMENS TEAM PLACED SECOND OVERALL OUT OF SEVENTEEN SCHOOLS.
THE PITT STATE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM WILL BE BACK IN ACTION ON OCTOBER TWENTY SIXTH, FOR THE M-I-A-A CHAMPIONSHIPS.
<ROTS SHOT>
<**WOMEN’S BB PKG**>
<ZACH>
WITH BASKETBALL SEASON AROUND THE CORNER I GOT THE CHANCE TO TALK TO THE DRIVING FORCE BEHIND THE WOMENS TEAM, COACH LANE LORD.
<**COACH LORD PACKAGE**>
I KNEW, THAT’S WHAT I ALWAYS WANTED TO DO, I NEVER ENVISIONED COACHING WOMENS BASKETBALL, BUT IM GLAD I’M HERE. I LOVE THE SPORT I’M A FAN OF THE SPORT I WOULDN’T WANT TO BE ANYTHING ELSE. YOU’VE GOT TO SURROUND YOURSELF WITH GOOD PEOPLE AND WE’VE HAD, WE’VE BEEN REAL FORTUNATE AT PITT STATE, WE’VE HAD OUTSTANDING ASSISTANTS. WE’VE HAD AMANDA DAVIED SHES BEEN WITH ME, THIS IS HER SEVENTH YEAR, JUST A GREAT TEACHER OF THE GAME AND UNDERSTANDS XS AND OS, GREAT COMMUNICATOR.
AH ITS FUN EVERYDAY, YOU KNOW HE HAS A GREAT ATTITUDE AND LOTS OF ENERGY EVERYDAY WHENEVER I COME TO THE OFFICE ITS EASY TO HAVE A GOOD TIME YOU KNOW WE GO EACH DAY WITH A LOT OF LAUGHS, YOU KNOW PERSONAL CHARACTER BETWEEN EACHOTHER, WE’RE MORE FRIENDS AND ITS NOT SO MUCH LIKE A BOSS OR A COWORKER TYPE OF SITUATION.
YOU TAKE A LITTLE PIECE FROM EACH ONE OF THOSE COACHES AND YOU TRY TO INCORPORATE IT INTO YOUR OWN PHILOSOPHY. I LEARN EVERYDAY FROM OTHER PEOPLE. YOU’VE GOT TO BE ABLE TO ADJUST TO THE PERSONAL THAT YOU HAVE, ADAPT TO A DIFFERENT STYLE OF PLAY AND SO WE’RE GOING TO CHANGE OUR STYLE WE’RE GOING TO PLAY A LITTLE BIT FASTER AND TRY TO PRESS MORE THOSE TYPE OF THINGS.
ITS REALLY FUN HES A GOOD COACH HE PUSHES YOU HARDER, HARDER THAN I’VE EVER BEEN PUSHED BEFORE BUT I LIKE IT I KNOW HE’S GOING TO MAKE ME A BETTER PLAYER AND HE’S REALLY ENCOURAGIN ON AND OFF THE COURT. UM HE HAS A LOT OF CHARISMA AND HE’S ALWAYS ENERGETIC AND COMES TO PRACTICE IN A GOOD MOOD AND BEING POSITIVE ALL THE TIME AND HE WANTS TO WIN AND HAS THAT MENTALLITY THAT WE ARE GOING TO WNI AND ALWAYS GET BETTER.
WHAT SEPERATES WINNING FROM LOSING, IT COMES DOWN TO EXCECUTION, AND IF YOU’RE GOING TO EXECUTE YOU BETTER HAVE GOOD TEAM CHEMISTRY AND YOU GOT TO HAVE GOOD LEADERSHIP AND YOU GOT TO HAVE VETERAN PLAYERS.
ITS BEEN GREAT HE ALWAYS PUSHES ME TO BE BETTER THAN WHAT I THINK I AM OF MYSELF AND HE EXPECTS NOTHING LESS THAN YOUR BEST FOR SURE. I THINK THE ONE ON ONE RELATIONSHIPS THAT HE HAS WITH EACH OF US WE’RE MORE LIKE A FAMILY HE HAS AN OPEN OFFICE POLICY AND WE’RE OPEN TO GO INTO HIS OFFICE IF WE NEED ANYTHING AND ITS NOT JUST ABOUT BASKETBALL WITH HIM HE’S MORE OF A FAMILY ORIENTED GUY.
I’M REALLY ABOUT HAVING FUN WE WANT TO EDUCATE OUR PLAYERS. I’M A TEACHER AND THAT’S WHAT WE DO AT PRACTICE EVERYDAY, WE TRY TO TEACH BUT REALLY AT THIS LEVEL AT THE COLLEGE LEVEL I REALLY BELIEVE A LOT OF IT IS MOTIVATION AND YOU GOT TO FIND A WAY EVERYDAY TO TURN YOUR HAT AROUND AND HAVE A POSITIVE ATTITUDE HAVE A SMILE ON YOUR FACE AND YOU’RE GOING TO WORK EXTREMELY HARD EVERYDAY BUT YOU ALSO GOT TO BE A TEACHER OF THE GAME YOU GOT TO BE A PSYCHOLOGIST YOU GOT TO BE SO MANY DIFFERENT HATS THAT ITS REALLY FUN. YOU KNOW MY GOAL EVERYDAY IS TO MAKE SOMEBODY BETTER AND I THINK THAT’S OUR STAFF’S GOAL WE DON’T TEAR DOWN OUR PLAYERS OR ANY OF THOSE TYPES OF THINGS WE’RE HERE TO LEAD TO MOTIVATE AND TO HELP THEM BECOME BETTER PLAYERS BUT ALSO BETTER PEOPLE ITS REALLY ALL ABOUT LIFE AND TEACHING THEM ABOUT LIFE AND HAVING FUN.
OUR GOALS AS A TEAM RIGHT NOW ARE TO GET BETTER EACH DAY AND OBVISOULY THE GOAL IS TO GET BACK TO THE NATIONAL TOURNAMENT LIKE WE DID A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO GET BACK THE ELITE EIGHT AND HOPEFULLY WIN IT THIS YEAR AH BUT THAT’S A LITTLE, THAT’S WAY DOWN THE ROAD RIGHT NOW WE’RE KIND OF TAKING IT ONE DAY AT A TIME, WE HAVE A VETERAN GROUP THAT’S VERY EXPERIENCED BUT YOU KNOW WE HAVE A HIGH CEILING FOR THEM WE WANT THEM TO DO REALLY WELL SO WE HAVEN’T WON A CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP YET I THINK THAT’S DEFINITELY ONE OF OUR GOALS THIS YEAR AND HOPEFULLY GET TO GO ON TO THE ELITE EIGHT AND THE REGIONAL.
OVERALL WE WANT TO WIN THE M-I-A-A OBVIOUSLY AND MAKE A RUN IN THE NATIONAL TOURNAMENT AS FAR AS WE CAN, A FEW YEARS AGO THEY HAD THEIR BEST YEAR THEY’VE HAD IN FOREVER AND HE WAS THERE SO I THINK HE CAN DEFINITELY GET US BACK THERE.
DEFINITELY WANT TO IMPROVE ON THE THINGS WE STRUGGLED WITH LAST YEAR COACH LORD BREAKS EVERYTHING DOWN THAT WE NEED TO WORK ON, TO FOCUS ON IN PRACTICE WE TAKE A LITTLE BIT OF THAT EVERYDAY TO MAKE IT BETTER FOR THE NEXT GAME AND TO JUST KEEP ADDING ON TO THAT AS THE YEAR GOES ON.
I’M GLAD I’M HERE AND I LOVE THE SPORT I’M A FAN OF THE SPORT AND WOULDN’T WANT TO BE ANYTHING ELSE.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**PHS FB RDR**}
{**ZACH**}
TALENTED FOOTBALL WONT JUST BE FOUND ON THE CAMPUS OF PITTSBURG STATE. PITTSBURG HIGH SCHOOL WAS IN ACTION ON STATEWIDE TELEVISION LAST FRIDAY NIGHT, HOSTING THE UNDEFEATED COFFEYVILLE GOLDEN TORNADO. THE PURPLE DRAGONS ROUTED COFFEYVILLE FOURTY TWO TO FOURTEEN, WITH ALEX BARNES LEADING THE WAY. BARNES RUSHED FOR THREE HUNDRED AND TWELVE YARDS AND FIVE TOUCHDOWNS. THE DRAGONS CLAIMED ANOTHER S-E-K TITLE AND ARE UNDEFEATED AFTER SIX GAMES FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A DECADE. THE PURPLE DRAGONS WILL HEAD INTO DISTRICT PLAY THIS FRIDAY NIGHT AGAINST A 3-AND-3 BLUE VALLEY WEST SQUAD.

{**ON TAP VO**}
<TAKE VO>
THIS SATURDAY THE PSU VOLLEYBALL TEAM WILL BE TRAVELING TO SAINT LOUIS TO TAKE ON WILLIAM JEWEL AND MARYVILLE AT THE MARYVILLE TRIANGULAR. FOUR DAYS LATER THE TEAM WILL BE COMPETING IN SAINT JOSEPH MISSOURI AGAINST THE GRIPHONS OF MISSOURI WESTERN. THEY END THEIR WEEK OF ACTION AT HOME WITH A MATCH AGAINST THE SAINT MARY SPIRES.
THIS SATURDAY MARKS THE TWELTH EDITION OF THE FALL CLASSIC. THE PITT STATE GORILLA FOOTBALL TEAM WILL BE TRAVELING TO KANSAS CITY TO TAKE ON THE NORTHWEST BEARCATS IN THE PRESTIGIOUS ARROWHEAD STADIUM. THIS GAME WILL PIT THE NUMBER TWO TEAM IN THE COUNTRY AGAINST THE NUMBER SEVEN IN A POWERPACKED GAME. KICKOFF IS AT THREE P.M.
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THAT’S IT FOR THIS WEEKS G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE. COMING UP NEXT, WE PAY A VISIT TO THE GORILLA RADIO STUDIOS.

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{**GORILLA RADIO PKG**}
{**KYLE**}
THIS WEEK, WE PAY A VISIT TO THE GORILLA RADIO STUDIOS ON CAMPUS. GTV’S RYAN ASH HAS MORE ON THE SIX-YEAR OLD GROUP.

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GORILLA RADIO IS A STUDENT-RUN RADIO STATION WHICH BROADCASTS PROGRAMS BY PITTSBURG STATE STUDENTS LOOKING TO GET THEIR HANDS AT BROADCASTING. STUDENTS IN GORILLA RADIO WORK TIRELESSLY TO PREPARE THEIR OWN RADIO SHOWS EACH WEEK, AND THEN TELECAST THEM TO THE STUDENTS AT PITTSBURG STATE AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.
Andrew Dodson/President of Gorilla Radio(:18-:39)
“Gorilla Radio is a student-run radio program we do here at Pitt. We run Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from four to midnight. We have a variety from talk shows, country, country-talk shows, country radio, hip-hop. You can even come listen to me, personally.”
GORILLA RADIO BROADCASTS ON CABLE CHANNEL 13, A PUBLIC ACCESS STATION WHICH ALSO FEATURES VINTAGE ANIMATED SHORTS AND TELEVISION SHOWS. GORILLA RADIO STUDENTS OPERATE, UTILIZE, AND STAR IN THEIR OWN RADIO SHOW, WHICH CAN FEATURE MUSIC, TALK, OR SPORTS. THE STUDENTS CAN SELECT WHAT THEY WANT TO MAKE THEIR SHOW ABOUT. DJS WITH MUSIC PROGRAMS HAVE THE ABILITY TO SELECT THEIR OWN MUSIC PLAYLISTS TO DIVERSIFY THEIR SHOWS.
Leonard Hudson/Director of Gorilla Radio(1:14-1:46)
“Gorilla Radio is a benefit to broadcasting students in particular and all students because it gives them the opportunity to work at a station that may be like working at a real radio station for a couple of hours a day, playing music, PSAs, liners that they make themselves, and so it gives them the experience of working with a modern radio environment, but it also provides music and entertainment to the students on campus and the community.”
THROUGH THEIR EXPERIENCE AT GORILLA RADIO, POTENTIAL BROADCAST STUDENTS GET THE OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN EXPERIENCE NECESSARY FOR UPCOMING RADIO CAREERS. FOR GTV, I’M RYAN ASH.

{**JESSICA**}<CG>
(AD-LIB W/KYLE)
THAT DOES IT FOR THIS WEEK’S EDITION OF G-T-V. BE SURE TO CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK…JUST SEARCH G-T-V OR GO TO FACEBOOK DOT COM SLASH G-T-V CAPS THIRTEEN.
{**KYLE**} <CG>
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{**JESSICA**}
STAY TUNED FOR MORE GREAT PROGRAMMING ON CAPS 13. ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR DAY.

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GTV Show 504 Script

<TWO SHOT>
{**MARCUS**}
THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR THIS EDITION OF GTV.
I’M MARCUS NELSON.
{**LAUREN**}
AND I’M LAUREN BARLOWS. P-S-U NAMES THEIR 20-13 HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN, AND WE’LL FILL YOU IN ON THE POSSIBILITIES OF A NEW SOUTHEAST KANSAS CASINO.
{**MARCUS**}
BUT FIRST, PITTSBURG STATE RELEASES ENROLLMENT NUMBERS FOR THE FALL SEMESTER.

{**LOTS SHOT**}
(**ENROLLMENT VO**)
{**MARCUS**}
ENROLLMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY FOR THE FALL SEMESTER HAS INCREASED BY ONE POINT FIVE PERCENT, RESULTING IN A STUDENT BODY OF SEVEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED.
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BILL IVY, ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT OF ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT AND STUDENT SUCCESS, NOTED THAT ENROLLMENT GROWTH WAS UP ACROSS THE BOARD, WITH MORE UNDERGRADUATE, GRADUATE, AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS. TO BE EXACT, THERE ARE ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN MORE STUDENTS THIS FALL SEMESTER, COMPARED TO LAST FALL SEMESTER.
THIS IS IN LINE WITH THE GROWTH OF PITTSBURG STATE OVER THE LAST DECADE, WITH GROWTH UP NINE POINT SIX PERCENT SINCE THE YEAR 2002. THIS KEEPS P-S-U ON PACE WITH OTHER GROWING KANSAS UNIVERSITIES SUCH AS EMPORIA STATE AND FORT HAYS STATE. IVY AGAIN ACKNOWLEDGED PITTSBURG STATE’S STRONG PURSUIT OF ACADEMIC SUCCESS, AND HOPES THAT THE CURRENT GROWTH RATE WILL CONTINUE.

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(**ABDUCTION RDR**)
(**LAUREN**)
FOLLOWING THEIR INVESTIGATIVE EFFORTS, THE CAMPUS POLICE, PITTSBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND THE KANSAS BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, HAVE DETERMINED THAT THE RECENT REPORT OF AN ALLEGED ON-CAMPUS ABDUCTION WAS UNFOUNDED.
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, A 26-YEAR OLD P-S-U STUDENT CALLED LAW ENFORCEMENT TO REPORT THAT SHE HAD BEEN ABDUCTED OUTSIDE THE OVERMAN STUDENT CENTER. OFFICERS FOUND HER JUST EAST OF PITTSBURG SHORTLY AFTER THE CALL.
FOLLOWING THE INVESTIGATIVE INTERVIEWS, DURING WHICH THE ALLEGED VICTIM REPEATEDLY MADE FALSE CLAIMS, OFFICIALS DETERMINED THAT THE STUDENT FABRICATED THE ENTIRE ACCOUNT.
THE CRAWFORD COUNTY PROSECUTOR IS SET TO REVIEW THE CASE TO DETERMINE WHETHER CHARGES WILL BE FILED AGAINST THE WOMAN IN FUTURE.

<ONE SHOT>
{**SPANISH PKG**}
{**MARCUS**}
MANY STUDENTS ON CAMPUS ARE TALKING ABOUT THE DECISION TO REMOVE THE SPANISH AND FRENCH MAJORS FOR INCOMING STUDENTS AS THE UNIVERSITY SEARCHES FOR A SOLUTION TO THE LOW NUMBERS OF GRADUATES WITHIN THE PROGRAMS.
BUT, AS JESSICA RUIZ EXPLAINS, LACK OF POST-SECONDARY INTEREST MAY HAVE ITS ROOTS IN EARLY EDUCATION.
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PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY IS SAYING ADIOS TO THE FRENCH AND SPANISH MAJORS, LEAVING MANY STUDENTS DISAPPOINTED.
I really believe that it’s an embarrassment
THE DECISION WAS MADE DUE TO THE DECREASE IN STUDENTS DECLARING THESE MAJOR OPTIONS AND EVEN FEWER GRADUATING. BUT, WHAT IS THE REASON FOR THE DISINTEREST IN AN INCREASINGLY GLOBAL COMMUNITY? LOW EXPOSURE TO THE MATERIAL IN THE PRIMARY YEARS COULD BE PARTIALLY TO BLAME.
I think learning languages is much easier when you are younger. There’s research to support that. That, as you get older, it becomes much more difficult. (53-1:00)
STUDENTS WHO HAVE ALREADY DECLARED A MAJOR IN FRENCH OR SPANISH ARE ABLE TO CONTINUE ONTO GRADUATION. PSU SENIOR CLARK NEAL WILL RECIEVE HIS DEGREE, BUT HE FEELS SYMPATHY FOR FUTURE STUDENTS WHO SHARE HIS PASSION.
I’ll be okay since I’m a senior. They’re grandfathering me in. But, I really feel for the people who won’t have an opportunity to learn this language, because it’s already put me ahead in the job market.
PITTSBURG HIGH SCHOOL HAS ITS SHARE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE HOPEFULS. SENIOR GAVIN WOOD BEGAN STUDYING FRENCH AS A CHILD, AND IT WAS HIS GOAL TO PURSUE A DEGREE AT PSU. SINCE THE CHANGE, HOWEVER, HE HAS CHOSEN TO PUT ASIDE HIS PASSION AND PURSUE A LOCAL DEGREE IN MUSIC.
I was planning on pursuing a French degree, and now I can’t do that.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MICHAEL WHILCHY WAS RAISED IN VENEZUALA. IN HIS COUNTRY AND OTHERS AROUND THE WORLD, CHILDREN ARE ENCOURAGED TO BECOME BILINGUAL AT AN EARLY AGE.
Well, I learned English as kid growing up.
IN HIS CULTURE, FOREIGN LANGUAGE IS LOOKED UPON AS AN ADVANCEMENT, AND HE FEELS THAT THERE WOULD BE AN INCREASE IN INTEREST AMONGS NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS IF THEY WERE EXPOSED AT A YOUNGER AGE.
I don’t understand why an early age would not be given the opportunity to learn music and languages. Not when you’re like in middle school by the time it’s already a little bit harder for kids in the way they develop themselves.
USD 250 HAS MADE ATTEMPTS TO INCORPORATE AN EARLIER LEARNING AGE.
Well, I think they have done some after school programs and some enrichment programs in some of the elementary schools, so that’s a good start. I’d love to see it expanded.
UNFORTUNATELY, IT WAS RESTRICTED TO A SMALL NUMBER OF CHILDREN ON AN INCONSISTENT BASIS. WHILE THERE ARE CURRENTLY NO PLANS TO ATTEMPT TO INTEREST STUDENTS , PITTSBURG HIGH SCHOOL FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHER AND PSU GRADUATE ANGELA GARNER FEELS IT’S NEVER TO LATE TO TRY SOMETHING NEW.
It would be interesting to have a foreign language option as a special like math, um not math, like music and physical education, our specials during the day when you’re in elementary school. Even if it was just twice a week, getting that exposure to a foreign language would be wonderful.
FOR GTV, I’M JESSICA RUIZ
<ONE SHOT>
{**SPANISH PKG**}
{**MARCUS**}
PITTSBURG STATE STUDENTS THAT HAVE ALREADY DECLARED A SPANISH OR FRENCH MAJOR WILL BE ALLOWED TO COMPLETE THOSE DEGREE PROGRAMS. STUDENTS THAT ARE CURRENTLY MINORING IN SPANISH OR FRENCH MAY ALSO BE ALLOWED TO ADD A SPANISH OR FRENCH MAJOR BEFORE THE DEGREE PROGRAMS ARE PHASED OUT.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**GUS RDR**}
{**LAUREN**}
THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF LOGIN EVERYDAY WITH THE GORILLA USER SYSTEM, OR GUS.
HOWEVER THE UNIVERSITY IS LOOKING TO UPGRADE THE SYSTEM. GIVEN THE AMOUNT OF TRAFFIC GUS RECEIVES EVERYDAY ANY ATTEMPT TO UPGRADE WILL TAKE FIVE TO SIX YEARS. THOSE STUDENTS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW SYSTEM ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND A CAMPUS FORUM ON FRIDAY OCTOBER FOURTH IN ROOM 101 OF THE KANSAS TECHNOLOGY CENTER.

<ONE SHOT>
{**DEER VOB**}
{**MARCUS**}
FOR SOUTHEAST-KANSAS RESIDENTS, OCTOBER BRINGS A NOTABLE RISE IN DEER-RELATED VEHICLE ACCIDENTS.
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FOR MANY P-S-U STUDENT AND FACULTY COMMUTERS, THIS INCREASED ROAD RISK CAN BE ESPECIALLY CONCERNING. ACCORDING TO GEORGE DOCKERY, AN AREA ENGINEER AT THE KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, ANIMAL-VEHICLE COLLISIONS MAKE UP THE MAJORITY OF THE TOTAL DISTRICT VEHICLE ACCIDENTS, AND OCCUR PREDOMINANTLY IN THE MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
NUMEROUS RETAIL GOODS, INCLUDING SPECIAL WHISTLES AND LIGHTS, EXIST TO HELP DRIVERS AVOID DEER-RELATED COLLISIONS. HOWEVER, DOCKERY MAINTAINS THAT THE GREATEST PREVENTATIVE MEASURE A DRIVER CAN POSSESS IS ALERTNESS--ESPECIALLY DURING THE TIME OF DAY IN WHICH DEER TRAVEL THE MOST AND THE PHYSICAL LOCATIONS THEY TEND TO FREQUENT.
DOCKERY EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF ROAD AWARENESS TO DRIVER SAFETY.
<take BITE>
George Dockery / Area Engineer KDOT (CG :02-:07)
“Collision with a deer is almost impossible- if they run out in front of you, if you’re driving sixty-five miles per hour, which is legal on 69 Highway, you can’t just- they’ll be on you so quick you can’t really stop. You have to try to detect them, see them, further away, just as they’re emerging from out of the timber or if they’re coming across a field. If you can see them coming across the field, you know that they’re coming your way.”
{**DEER TAG**}
{**ANCHOR**}
K-DOT ALSO WISHES TO REMIND DRIVERS OF PROPER PROCEDURE SHOULD THEY BE INVOLVED IN A DEER-VEHICLE COLLISION. IF POSSIBLE, THE DRIVER AND PASSENGERS SHOULD MOVE THEMSELVES AND THE VEHICLE OFF THE ROAD, AND CALL 9-1-1 IMMEDIATELY.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**KING/QUEEN RDR**}
{**LAUREN**}
PITTSBURG STATE’S CONVOCATION WAS HELD AT NOON WEDNESDAY, WITH THE HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES AND FINALISTS IN ATTENDANCE.
THE PRIDE OF THE PLAINS MARCHING BAND, THE P-S-U DANCE AND CHEERLEADING TEAMS ALL PERFORMED PRIOR TO THE CROWNING. JOHN FATKIN, A SENIOR HISTORY MAJOR FROM WICHITA, WAS CROWNED AS THE 20-13 HOMECOMING KING. FORMER P-S-U WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYER KRISTINA WILLIS, A SENIOR FROM PITTSBURG, WAS NAMED QUEEN. BOTH FATKIN AND WILLIS ARE MEMBERS OF R-O-T-C, WHO SPONSORED THEM AS CANDIDATES.

<TWO SHOT>
<fade up music>
{**BUMP A**}
{**LAUREN**}
COMING UP NEXT, WE’LL TAKE YOU “AROUND THE TOWN,” AND TELL YOU ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF A FUTURE CASINO IN SOUTHEAST KANSAS.
<TAKE VO>
{**MARCUS**}
AND, WE’LL TAKE YOU INSIDE ONE OF PITTSBURG’S MOST CELEBRATED EATERIES. KEEP IT HERE.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**CASINO RDR**}
{**LAUREN**}
WELCOME BACK. THE QUAPAW TRIBE IS SEEKING TO SECURE A DEAL WITH KANSAS GOVENOR SAM BROWNBACK ---IN REGARDS TO EXPANDING THE CASINO ACROSS STATE LINES AND INTO KANSAS.
A CONSULTANT FOR THE QUAPAW TRIBE AND DOWNSTREAM CASINO RESORT CONTACTED THE CITIES OF BAXTER SPRINGS AND GALENA ABOUT THE PROPOSAL. KEVIN CURE, AN ATTORNEY ADVISING THE CHEROKEE COUNTY COMMISSION, SAID THE CASINO WAS LOOKING TO DO A CLASS 3 GAMING LICENSE, MEANING DICE GAMES AND ROULETTE. TALKS ARE STILL IN THE PRELIMINARY STAGE, WITH BOTH SIDES WORKING TOGETHER TO SEE IF A FAVORABLE PROJECT CAN BE BUILT.

<ONE SHOT>
{**DELI VO**}
{**MARCUS**}
THE CITY OF PITTSBURG IS FULL OF EXCELLENT DINING OPTIONS FOR LUNCH AND DINNER. BUT, YEAR AFTER YEAR, THE MALL DELI, OWNED BY JIM MARTINO, CONTINUES TO SEE CUSTOMERS LINE UP OUTSIDE ITS DOORS TO GET A TASTE.
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ON THE CORNER OF BROADWAY AND CENTENNIAL IS THE MEADOWBROOK MALL, HOME TO STORES SUCH AS BUCKLE, CAFÉ DEL RIO, PITTSBURG EIGHT CINEMA AND THE DELI. DUBBED THE MALL DELI BY MOST OF ITS CUSTOMERS, THE DELI IS A PLACE IN PITTSBURG TO STUDY, HANG OUT WITH FRIENDS, OR JUST ENJOY A GOOD MEAL.
Cheyenne Kramer (CG :20-:25)
“We do have an advantage since we are very close to campus, they can come here and study, they can go to the back where it is quieter and they can work on homework as much as they like. This is usually the point where they meet a lot of their other friends when they have a minute between classes.
THE MALL DELI WAS STARTED IN THE 1970’S WHEN THE CURRENT OWNER BOUGHT IT. AT FIRST, IT WAS STILL A SMALL RESTAURANT; BUT THE DELI WAS EXPANDED TO THE CURRENT SIZE AND HAS SERVED THE CITY OF PITTSBURG WITH ITS LOCALLY FAMOUS UNIQUE SANDWICHES, BURGERS AND HOT DOGS. THE DELI IS POPULAR WITH BOTH STUDENTS LOOKING FOR A QUICK BREAK FROM SCHOOL AND WITH THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY. ON WEEKENDS, THE RESTAURANT IS PACKED WITH EVERYONE FROM STUDENTS TO PARENTS AND EVERYONE INBETWEEN.
THE DELI IS ALSO WELL KNOWN FOR ITS STRONG SUPPORT OF PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY. THEY CATER TO EVENTS HELD BY THE COLLEGE AND IT IS COMMON FOR STUDENTS TO EAT THERE AFTER CLASSES AND OVER WEEKENDS WHEN PARENTS COME TO VISIT.
“We are definitely huge Pitt State fans. We are definitely busy on the weekends and we do a lot of catering for the college. We also get a lot of customers in from the state and all their families love to come in and eat on the weekends when they come down to see their kids.
FOR PEOPLE LIKE CHEYENNE WHO HAVE GROWN UP AND LIVED IN PITTSBURG ALL THEIR LIFE AND FOR NEWCOMERS TO THE COMMUNITY ALIKE, THE MALL DELI IS A STAPLE BUSINESS THAT WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY FOR MANY YEARS TO COME.
FOR GTV, I’M LAUREN BARLOWS.

<LOTS SHOT>
{**FUNDRAIDER RDR**}
{**MARCUS**}
THE FAMILY OF BABY DELYLAH (DEH-LIE-LA) HARRIS RECENTLY GAVE THANKS FOLLOWING A SUCCESSFUL FUNDRAISING EVENT. THE EVENT, KNOWN AS LYLAHPALOOZA (LIE-LA-PA-LOO-ZA), SERVED AS A WAY TO RAISE MONEY TO HELP THE HARRIS FAMILY PAY FOR MEDICAL EXPENSES INCURRED DURING THEIR DAUGHTER’S INFANCY.
DELYLAH (DEH-LIE-LA) WAS BORN IN SEPTEMBER 20-12 WITH A HEART DEFECT CAUSED BY A MISSING PULMONARY VALVE, A DEFECT WHICH HAS RESULTED IN TWO OPEN HEART SURGERIES WITHIN HER FIRST YEAR.
THANKS TO LOCAL VOLUNTEERS, LYLAHPALOOZA (LIE-LA-PA-LOO-ZA), PROVIDED GAMES, CONCESSIONS, AND A SILENT AUCTION. THE FUNDRAISER-- WHICH TOOK PLACE AT THE CRAWFORD COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS NEAR GIRARD-- LASTED FROM NOON TO TEN P.M. ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.

<TWO SHOT>
{**LAUREN**}
UP AHEAD ON G-T-V, TIPS FOR FRESHMEN STILL GETTING ACCUSTOMED TO THE PITTSBURG STATE CAMPUS.
{**MARCUS**}
AND IN SPORTS, THE GORILLA FOOTBALL TEAM SEEKS A WIN ON HOMECOMING WEEKEND.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**STORY PKG**)
{**LAUREN**}
WELCOME BACK. PITTSBURG STATE HAS HUNDREDS OF EMPLOYEES THAT HELP KEEP THE UNIVERSITY OPERATING EVERY DAY. BREANA WASHINGTON EXPLORES THE STORY OF ONE SUCH EMPLOYEE—A MAN WHO IS DEVOTED TO ENSURING THAT THE STUDENT RECREATION CENTER IS A CLEAN AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR ALL OF ITS MEMBERS.
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IF A PSU STUDENT HAS EVER BEEN TO THE REC CENTER AFTER 4:30 THEY MIGHT HAVE CAUGHT A QUICK GLIMPSE OF JOHN POTTS.
CG: John Potts / Custodial Specialist (??-??)
“My job is custodial specialist. I work 4:30-1:00 Monday-Friday on the second floor.”
JOHN TAKES PRIDE IN HIS JOB AND IN THE SCHOOL HE WORKS FOR.
John Potts
“I love the atmosphere I love being around the students I love meeting and talking with them and I look at things a little differently than maybe some custodians on campus.”
CG: Peter / ?? (??-??)
“He’s told me before he loves the university here he doesn’t really ever want to leave this job. He had another job at another university but he said this is like family to him.”
WHETHER JOHN IS PICKING UP TRASH, CLEANING A WATER FOUNTAIN OR STOPPING TO SAY HELLO, HE IS DOING IT FOR THE PSU STUDENTS.
John Potts
“I am here to serve the students. The students are not here to serve me. I am here to serve them every way I can to give them a clean environment, to work in; clean restrooms, clean classrooms and I enjoy my job very much.”
JOHN IS TRULY A HARD WORKER AND THAT IS REFLECTED POSITIVELY BACK ON PITTSBURG STATE.
John Potts:
“So it’s a real pleasure working at Pitt State. I turned 66 this last May. I could retire but gee I don’t want to retire. I like my job I like the atmosphere I love being around the college atmosphere the students are great. Why would I want to fix that which isn’t broken. I want to work a while longer.”
IF YOU ARE AT THE RECREATION CENTER SEVERAL YEARS FROM NOW, WHO KNOWS, YOU MIGHT SEE JOHN POTTS, SERVING HIS STUDENTS WITH A SMILE.
FOR GTV THIS IS BREANA WASHINGTON

{**BUMP**}
<take VO>
{**MARCUS**}
COMING UP IN SPORTS, ISRAEL MASALERA WILL FILL YOU IN ON THE GORILLA VOLLEYBALL TEAM AS THEY NEAR THE HALFWAY POINT OF CONFERENCE PLAY.
{**LAUREN**}
AND WE’LL HAVE INTERVIEWS WITH GORILLA QUARTERBACK ANTHONY ABENOJA (AH-BEN-OH-HA) AND WIDEOUT JOHN BROWN. WE’RE BACK AFTER THIS.

<ROTS SHOT – THIRDS>
{**SPORTS**}
{**ISRAEL**}

GOOD AFTERNOON. WITH YOUR G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE, I’M ISRAEL MASALERA. THE PITTSBURG STATE VOLLEYBALL TEAM HELD ITS FIRST HOME CONFERENCE MATCH ON FRIDAY SEPTEMBER TWENTY SEVENTH AGAINST THE ICHABODS OF WASHBURN.
<take VO>
THE ICHABODS DEFEATED PITT STATE THREE SETS TO ONE BUT THE NEXT DAY THE GORILLAS REGROUPED TO WIN THEIR SECOND HOME CONFERENCE GAME AGAINST EMPORIA STATE THREE TO TWO. THE GORILLAS KEPT THEIR MOMENTUM GOING AS THEY TRAVELED TO SOUTHWEST BAPTIST ON OCTOBER FIRST AND DEFEATED THE BEARCATS THREE SETS TO TWO. PITTSBURG STATE IMPROVED THEIR RECORD TO SIX AND EIGHT OVERALL AND THREE AND THREE IN CONFERENCE PLAY.

<ROTS SHOT>
<**FOOTBALL**>
THE GORILLA FOOTBALL TEAM GOT A QUALITY ROAD WIN AGAINST THE LINCOLN BLUE TIGERS LAST SATURDAY. HERE IS MORE AS THE GORILLAS TURN THEIR SIGHTS TOWARDS A TOUGH ABELIENE CHRISTIAN TEAM DURING HOMECOMING WEEK.
<take PKG>
PITTSBURG STATE MOVES TO 4-O AFTER DEFEATING THE BLUE TIGERS OF LINCOLN UNIVERSITY.AFTER A SLOW START THE GORILLAS WOULD PUT UP 59 POINTS IN THE VICTORY. PSU PLAYERS JOHN BROWN AND ANTHONY ABENOJA BOTH SET SCHOOL RECORDS IN THE WIN, THIS IS WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THEIR RECORD BREAKING PERFORMANCES.
Anthony Abenoja “(0:22-0:36) Breaking the record is always nice……Great honor to have…. “
John Brown “(0:37-0:53) You know it’s a good feeling…. Offense had a slow start but I had to keep us alive.
ON HOMECOMING THE GORILLAS HOST THE WILDCATS OF ABELIENE CHRISTIAN. THE KICKOFF IS AT 2 OCLOCK AT CARNIE SMITH STADIUM. THE WILDCATS JUST MADE THE MOVE UP TO DIVISION 1 AFTER BEING A DIVISION TWO TEAM IN PAST YEARS. ANTHONY AND JOHN GIVE THEIR INPUT ON THE ACU GAME ON HOMECOMING.

Anthony Abenoja “(1:11-1:25) You know its going to be a tough game…. A team that’s going to hit us in the month a few times.
John Brown “(1:26-1:33) I expect a team that’s coming in and play fast… a team that’s going to fight back.
RECENTLY THE WILDCATS LED ALL OF DIVISION ONE IN SCORING, BUT NOW ONLY TO BE BEHIND JOHNNY FOOTBALL AND THE AGGIES OF TEXAS A AND M. THE WILDCATS AVERAGE 467 YEARDS A GAME AND 49 POINTS PER GAME. FOR DIVISION 2 THE GORILLAS AVERAGE 607 YARDS A GAME AND 57 POINTS PER GAME.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**FOOD DRIVE RDR**}
{**ISRAEL**}
THIS WEEK P-S-U’S STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE BEGAN THEIR GORILLA’S HUNGER FOOD DRIVE.
THIS WILL BE THE SECOND YEAR THAT THE S-A-A-C HAS HELD THE FOOD DRIVE HELPING LOCAL AREA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. LAST YEAR STUDENT ATHLETES HELPED COLLECT OVER EIGHT HUNDRED FOOD ITEMS.
INTERESTED PARTICIPANTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO DROP OFF NON-PERISHABLE FOOD ITEMS—THAT TAKE LITTLE TO NO PREPERATION FOR YOUNG CHILDREN--- IN BOXES LOCATED IN THE WEEDE, OVERMAN STUDENT CENTER, AND HUGHES HALL.
TABLES WILL ALSO BE SET UP OUTSIDE THE EAST AND WEST GATES OF CARNIE SMITH STADIUM STARTING AT NOON ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH AND IN THE WEEDE AT SIX P.M. ON THURSDAY OCTOBER TENTH. THE EVENT, WILL BE HELD UNTIL OCTOBER ELEVENTH.

<BUMP>
<take VO>
THAT’S IT FOR THIS WEEKS G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE. COMING UP NEXT, JASMINE KYLE AND KYLE ILARIA GIVE SOME HELPFUL HINTS TO FIRST-YEAR COLLEGE STUDENTS IN CAMPUS SURVIVAL. WE’LL BE RIGHT BACK.

<TWO SHOT / DOUBLE CG>
{**FRESHMAN PKG**}
{**LAUREN**}
NEW STUDENTS ALWAYS HAVE A BIT OF TROUBLE FIGURING OUT WHERE EXACTLY EVERYTHING IS ON THEIR NEW CAMPUS.
{**MARCUS**}
GTV’S KYLE ILARIA AND JASMINE KYLE DECIDED TO PUT A HUMOUROUS YET INFORMATIVE SPIN ON THESE TROUBLES IN THIS WEEKS EDITION OF CAMPUS SURVIVAL.
<take PKG>
BEING A NEW FRESHMAN ON THE PITTSTATE CAMPU CAN SOMETIMES BE DIFFIULT. ESPECIALLY IF YOU DON’T KNOW WHERE SOME OF THE BUILDINGS ARE. YOU MAY FIND YOURSELF RESORTING TO AN SOS SIGNAL BUT YOU DON’T HAVE TO RESORT TO THAT! YOU CAN FIND A CAMPUS MAP AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS AROUND THE CAMPUS. AND DON’T BE AFRAID TO ASK PASSING STUDENTS FOR DIRECTIONS. WITH ALL THE WALKING AROUND ON CAMPUS, YOU MAY BE FINDING YOURSELF A LITTLE THIRSTY. BUT THIS YOUNG NEW FRESHMAN IS ABOUT TO MAKE A MISTAKE. THE FOUNTAIN BY RUSS HALL IS NOT TO BE DRANK OUT OF, AND FOR A VERY GOOD REASON. IT WAS A CLOSE CALL FOR THIS NEW STUDENT BUT THANKFULLY PITTSTATE STUDENTS ARE ALWAYS THERE FOR ONE ANOTHER. THERE ARE WATER STATIONS IN EVERY BUILDING ON THE PSU CAMPUS SO IF YOUR GETTING THIRSTY THEN HAED TO ONE OF THE BUILDINGS INSTEAD OF A FOUNTAIN CONTAINING CHEMICALLY TESTED WATER. NOW OUR PITTSTATE CAMPUS IS KNOWN FOR IT’S FRIENDLY SQUIRRELS BUT I THINK OUR NEW FRESHMAN MAY BE TAKING THIS INFORMATION OUT OF CONTEXT WHEN ASKING FOR DIRECTIONS TO THE CAFETERIA.
ONCE AGAIN, YOU CAN CHECK OUT A CAMPUS MAP OR ASK A STUDENT TO SEE WHERE YOU CAN GET SOME GRUB OR TO SEE WHERE THE CAFETERIA IS. AND FINALLY, IT SEEMS THAT OUR FRESHMAN COULDN’T FIND ONE OF THE LOCAL ATMS ON CAMPUS AND IS NOW HITTING THE SIDEWALKS FOR HELP! HOWEVER, ONCE AGAIN IT SEEMS THAT A PITTSTATE STUDENT IS HERE TO HELP OUT. THE COMMERCE BANK AND ATM’S CAN BE FOUND INSIDE THE STUDENT CENTER. AND THERE IS A COMMERCE BANK LOCATION RIGHT INSIDE THE CENTER TOO SO YOU CAN GET ONE ON ONE HELP FROM THEIR EMPLOYEES. WITH LEARNING THESE NEW TIPS, HOPEFULLY OUR NEW FRESHMAN WILL BE ON FOR A BETTER PITTSTATE WAY.

<TWO SHOT>
{**FRESHMAN TAG**}
{**MARCUS**}
HOPEFULLY NEW STUDENTS WILL OPEN UP TO THEIR FELLOW PITTSTATE STUDENTS IF THEY HAVE ANY WORRIES OR PROBLEMS.
{**LAUREN**}<CG>
(AD-LIB)
THAT DOES IT FOR THIS WEEK’S EDITION OF G-T-V. BE SURE TO CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK…JUST SEARCH G-T-V OR GO TO FACEBOOK DOT COM SLASH G-T-V CAPS THIRTEEN.
{**MARCUS**} <CG>
ALSO, VISIT US ON TWITTER. “AT CAPS UNDERSCORE THIRTEEN”. WE’LL BE TWEETING LIVE DURING BROADCASTS ALL SEASON. HAVE AN IDEA FOR A STORY? LET US KNOW…HASHTAG G-T-V
{**LAUREN**}
STAY TUNED FOR MORE GREAT PROGRAMMING ON CAPS 13. ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR DAY.

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GTV Show 503 Script

{**JASMINE**}
THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR THIS EDITION OF GTV.
I’M JASMINE KYLE.
{**BREANA**}
AND I’M BREANA WASHINGTON. WE’LL HEAD OUT TO GALESBURG, KANSAS FOR THEIR ANNUAL CELEBRATION.
{**JASMINE**}
BUT TOPPING OUR SHOW, PITTSBURG STATE POLICE AND CITY LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPOND TO AN INCIDENT THIS TUESDAY NIGHT

(**CRIME VOB**)
{**JASMINE**}
THE PITT ALERTS SYSTEM, ALSO NOW KNOWN AS RAVE, SENT TEXTS AND CALLS LAST TUESDAY NIGHT STATING THAT AN ALLEGED ABDUCTION HAD OCCURRED INVOLVING A PSU STUDENT.
<TAKE VO>
THIRTY MINUTES AFTER THE FIRST EMERGENCY CALL WAS MADE, THE RAVE SYSTEM SENT OUT MORE TEXTS AND CALLS STATING THAT THE STUDENT HAD BEEN FOUND. WEDNESDAY THE UNIVERSITY STATED THAT THE EVENT OCCURRED NEAR THE OVERMAN STUDENT CENTER AND THAT THE STUDENT WAS FOUND LATER THAT TUESDAY NIGHT ON A PUBLIC STREET EAST OF PITTSBURG. THE STUDENT CONTACTED THE POLICE AND WAS TAKEN TO VIA CHRISTI FOR TREATMENT OF MINOR INJURIES. PITTSBURG POLICE ARE URGING ANYONE WHO MIGHT HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THIS CASE TO CONTACT THEIR LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT.

(**SALES TAX RDR**)
(**BREANA**)
THERE WAS NO MENTION OF THE NEW HALF-CENT PUBLIC SAFETY SALES TAX INCREASE AT THE LAST PITTSBURG CITY COMMISSION MEETING, BUT ON SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH, THE CITY HELD AN ELECTION TO INCREASE THE SALES TAX BY POINT FIVE CENTS. THE SALES TAX WILL GO TOWARD INCREASING PUBLIC SAFETY MEASURES IN THE CITY. CITY MANAGER DARON HALL SAID THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL RECEIVE THE BULK OF THE FUNDING TO HIRE NEW POLICE OFFICERS. THE TAX WILL GO INTO EFFECT ON JANUARY FIRST TWO THOUSAND FOURTEEN AND WILL END ON DECEMBER THIRTY FIRST TWO THOUSAND TWENTY FOUR.

{**DELLINGER PKG**}
{**JASMINE**}
DELLINGER HALL GOT SOME UPGRADES LAST SUMMER GIVING STUDENTS MORE AMENITIES AND THE CHOICE TO PERSONLIZE THEIR DORMS. G-T-V’S ZACH MITCHELL HAS MORE.
<take pkg>
PSU CELEBRATED DELLINGER’S RENOVATION LAST SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, TWENTY-THIRD. OFFICAIALS, PARENTS, AND STUDENTS RUSHED TO THE EVENT TO SEE SOME OF THE NEW UPGRADES TO THE DORM. I CHECKED IN WITH DANIEL LINAN, ONE OF DELLINGER’S RA’S, TO SEE WHAT SOME OF THE NEW UPGRADES WERE.
Daniel Linan (CG: 00;15;06- 00;46;20 )
“We have, everything is movable now. So all the closets that were attached to the wall are completely unattached and movable. I guess the desks are removable as well. The restrooms got revamped so that’s really nice. And everything just got redone but the only thing that was really added was the removable closets.
WITH STUDENTS RUSHING TO RELAX AT THE NEW DELLINGER HALL, IT SEEMS THAT THE RENOVATION WAS A SUCCESS. FOR G-T-V, I’M ZACH MITCHELL.

{**CHEVY RDR**}
{**BREANA**}
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED FORTY PITTSBURG STATE STUDENTS GOT A SNEAK PEAK AT THE NEWLY UNVEILED 2014 CHEVY CORVETTE STINGRAY AT THE KANSAS TECHNOLOGY CENTER ON THURSDAY. STUDENTS HAD A CHANCE FOR A CLOSER VIEW AT THE NEW CORVETTE THAT IS MAKING ITS WAY AROUND THE U.S. AND ALSO A CHANCE TO NETWORK WITH PITT STATE ALUMNI THAT ARE NOW REPRESENTITIVES FOR CHEVY. THE CAR FIRST MADE ITS DEBUT IN DETROIT BACK IN JANUARY AND CONTINUES TO MAKE ITS WAY AROUND THE NATION. THIS REMAKE OF THE OF CLASSIC CORVETTE STINGRAY IS BEING SOLD IN TWO DIFFERENT MODELS, BOTH HARDTOP AND CONVERTIBLE, WITH PRICES FOR THE HARDTOP BEGINNING AT FIFTY TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, AND THE CONVERTIBLE STARTING AT FIFTY SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.

{**POET VOB**}
{**JASMINE**}
THE STUDENT ACTIVITES COUNCIL WAS PROUD TO PRESENT KATIE WIRSING, A SPOKEN WORD AND POETRY ARTIST, THIS WEEK.
<take VO>
WIRSING WAS AT PSU’S U-CLUB THIS WEDNESDAY NIGHT TO GIVE STUDENTS A CHANCE TO SIT BACK AND RELAX AS SHE SHARED SOME OF HER PERSONAL, COMICAL STORIES AND AWE INSPIRING POETRY. WIRSING HAS PERFORMED FOR THE PAST FIFTEEN YEARS AND HAS TRAVELED THE WORLD TO OPEN THE MINDS OF HER LISTENERS. WIRSING’S PERFORMANCE INCLUDED ISSUES RANGING FROM GENDER AND SEXUALITY TO JELLO WRESTLING AND HER GRANDMOTHER’S LOVE OF HOT DOGS. SHE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED STUDENTS TO SPEAK OR DO WHATEVER MAKES THEIR HEART SING MOST.
<take BITE>
Katie Wirsing / Poet (:01-:06)
“Well, I’m really lucky that it’s my job. So I get to do it most nights which is really great but I’m excited to be here. I absolutely think anyone can write poetry, for sure! Live your biggest, even in the hard days ya gotta keep pushing through for sure”

{**JAM RDR**}
{**BREANA**}
EARLIER TODAY MEMBERS OF THE PITTSBURG COMMUNITY AND THE LOCAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS PARTICIPATED IN THE PROGRAM JAM. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO BREAK THE WORLD RECORD FOR MOST ACTIVE PARTICIPATION. JAM IS A CAMPAIGN TO RALLY AS MANY PEOPLE ACROSS THE GLOBE TO TAKE A MINUTE TO EXERCISE.
JAM IS COMMITTED TO RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF MAKING EXERCISE A DAILY HABIT. THE PROGRAM ALSO STRIVES TO TEACH CHILDREN OF THE WORLD HEALTHY EATING HABITS AT A YOUNG AGE AND PROVIDE LOCAL SCHOOLS WITH QUALITY PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS.

{**BUMP A**}
{**BREANA**}
COMING UP NEXT, WE’LL TAKE YOU “AROUND THE TOWN,” AND FILL YOU IN ON A NEW MEXICAN EATERY PLANNING TO OPEN IT’S DOORS.
<TAKE VO>
{**JASMINE**}
AND, WE’LL TAKE YOU INSIDE THE LIFE OF A DISTRICT COURT JUDGE. KEEP IT RIGHT HERE…

{**FESTA RDR**}
{**JASMINE**}
THE ITALIAN INFLUENCE IS COMING BACK TO SOUTH EAST KANSAS IN THE FORM OF FESTA ITALIANA. THIS FESTIVAL WILL BE A PART OF FRONTENAC HIGH SCHOOL’S HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES THIS SATURDAY. FESTA ITALIANA IS HELD AT THE RAIDER SPORTS COMPLEX IN FRONTENAC EACH FALL. THE FESTIVAL IS A FUND RAISER HOSTED BY THE FRONTENAC EDUCATION FOUNDATION.
FUNDS GENERATED BY THIS EVENT ARE USED TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR EVERY GRADUATE OF FRONTENAC HIGH SCHOOL THAT ATTENDS A POST SECONDARY SCHOOL. FESTA ITALIANA PROVIDES A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR LOCALS TO CELEBRATE THEIR HERITAGE, ALONG WITH THE CHANCE TO SUPPORT THE RECENT GRADUATES FROM THE SCHOOL. GATES OPEN AT FIVE PM, WITH ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR THE ENTIRE EVENING.

{**FUZZY’S VO**}
{**BREANA**}
EXCITEMENT IS GROWING FOR THE PITTSBURG’S NEWEST MEXICAN RESTAURANT, FUZZY’S TACOS.
<take VO>
OPENING THIS SEMESTER RIGHT ACROSS FROM CAMPUS AND NEXT TO WHEAT STATE PIZZA IS THE ACCLAIMED FUZZY’S TACOS. FUZZY’S--- A TACO AND BEVERAGE CHAIN FROM FORT WORTH, WILL BE BRINGING THEIR UNIQUE BRAND OF FLAVORING AND VIBRANT COLLEGE ATMOSPHERE HERE TO PITTSBURG. WHILE PRIMARILY A TEXAS RESTURANT, FUZZY’S IS SPREADING. OTHER KANSAS LOCATIONS INCLUDE RESTAURANTS IN LAWERENCE, KANSAS CITY, AND MANHATTAN.

{**HENNA RDR**}
{**JASMINE**}
THE INDIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION IS HOLDING A HENNA FUNDRAISER FOR (DEH-WALI), ALSO KNOWN AS THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS. (DEH-WALI) IS AN OFFICAL HOLIDAY IN INDIA AND IT CELEBRATES THE AWARNESS OF ONE’S INNER LIGHT. DURING (DEH-WALI), MOST WOMEN WEAR HENNA, A TEMPORARY AND NATURAL DYE MADE OF POWDERED LEAVES, ON THEIR PALMS, ARMS, OR SHOULDERS.
THE INDIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION PUT UP A BOOTH OFFERING HENNA DESIGNS IN THE OVAL. PRICES CAN STARTED AT SEVEN DOLLARS AND VARY DEPENDING ON THE SIZE AND DESIGN THAT YOU CHOOSE. THE BOOTH WILL CONTINE TO BE OPEN IN THE OVAL UNTIL FRIDAY, SEPT 27TH, FROM 10:00 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.

{**ARMA DRUG VO**}
{**BREANA**}

LOCATED IN THE CITY OF ARMA, IS A LOCAL DRUG STORE KNOWN ONLY AS ARMA DRUG, WHICH HAS BEEN SERVING THE COMMUNITY AND OTHERS FOR OVER EIGHTY YEARS.
<take VO>
FRIENDLY SERVICE, ON TIME APPOINTMENTS, AND A WIDE SELECTION OF MERCHANDISE HELP MAKE ARMA DRUG UNIQUE.
A BEAUTIFUL WINDOW PAINTING OF THE NORTHEAST VIKINGS SHOWS ARMA DRUG’S COMMITMENT TO LOCAL AREA YOUTH. ARMA DRUG OFFERS NAME BRAND MEDICINE AND MERCHANDISE, ALONG WITH GENERIC BRANDS AS WELL. GIFT ITEMS RANGING FROM AMERICAN GREETING CARDS, HELUIM BALLOONS, AND WILLOW TREE WOOD WICK CANDLES ARE ALSO IN STOCK. OPEN FROM NINE THIRTY IN THE MORNING TO SIX IN THE EVENING, ARMA DRUG PRIDES ITSELF ON FIRST RATE SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY OF ARMA, AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.

{**GOODWILL VO**}
{**JASMINE**}
PITTSBURG WILL BE OPENING UP A GOODWILL COMMUNTIY CENTER LATER THIS YEAR.
<take VO>
LOCATED ON THE NORTH END OF TOWN, BETWEEN SEARS AND HOLLIDAY LANES, THE NEW GOODWILL LOCATION IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. THE PITTSBURG GOODWILL COMMUNITY CENTER WILL JOIN THAT OF ONE-HUNDRED-SIXTY-FIVE OTHER STORES IN THE NATION. THIS CENTER WILL NOT ONLY AID THE COMMUNITY OF PITTSBURG THROUGH THE SALE OF DISCOUNT CLOTHING AND OTHER ITEMS, BUT OPEN UP NEW JOB OPPORTUNITIES AS WELL. GOODWILL LOCATIONS HAVING BEEN A STAPLE OF THRIVING COMMUNITIES FOR YEARS AS THEY CREATE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES FOR A WIDE VARIETY OF PEOPLE. HAVING BEEN IN BUSINESS SINCE 1902, GOODWILL HAS BEEN PROVIDING PEOPLE IN NEED WITH SERVICES THEY REQUIRE. LOOK FOR PITTSBURG’S OWN GOODWILL TO BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS LATER THIS YEAR.

{**BREANA**}
UP AHEAD ON G-T-V, MAGGIE VOGTS (VOTES) TAKES US TO THE SITE OF THE ANNUAL GALESBURG DAYS FESTIVAL.
{**JASMINE**}
AND IN SPORTS, THE GORILLA FOOTBALL TEAM CAPTURES A WIN AT HOME ON FAMILY DAY. WE’RE BACK AFTER THIS.

{**READER**)
{**JASMINE**}
WELCOME BACK. THE MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER ARE FILLED WITH ALL KINDS OF COMMUNITY CELEBRATIONS IN SOUTHEAST KANSAS. GALESBURG, KANSAS IS NO DIFFERENT. LOCATED JUST NORTH OF PARSONS, THE TOWN OF JUST OVER ONE-HUNDRED MORE THAN TRIPLES IN SIZE DURING IT’S ANNUAL GALESBURG DAYS FESTIVAL. OUR MAGGIE VOGTS HAS MORE.
<take PKG>
IN AN AGE IN WHICH ENTERTAINMENT IS OFTEN DOMINATED BY ELECTRONIC DEVICES, IT’S COMFORTING TO KNOW THAT PEOPLE STILL REMEMBER HOW TO HAVE GOOD, OLD-FASHIONED FUN.
GALESBURG, KANSAS, RECENTLY TOOK PART IN SUCH FUN DURING ITS 24TH ANNUAL GALESBURG DAYS CELEBRATION. THE TWO-DAY EVENT CARRIED THE THEME “CELEBRATING THE AMERICAN SPIRIT,” AND SERVED AS A REMINDER OF THE IMPORTANCE OF MAKING TIME TO CELEBRATE AS A COMMUNITY.
Tammy Miller / Galesburg Days Planning Committee Member (CG :30-:35)
“It unites a lot of people. It even brings people back that grew up here or lived here for a short period of time. It’s really funny how many people call Galesburg home, and they really may have not even lived here that long. So, it’s just a good way to bring people back and just to get out and see people that you live down the road from, but you don’t see, like you should. It’s probably, definitely our main community event of the entire year.”
IN KEEPING WITH THE PATRIOTIC THEME, THE TOWN’S COMMUNITY CENTER PROVIDED A WELCOMING CEREMONY FOR ONE OF THIS YEAR’S MOST NOTABLE FEATURES, A SPECIAL TRAVELING EXHIBIT ENTITLED “REMEMBERING OUR FALLEN.”
Tammy Miller
“The exhibit behind me is a pictorial exhibit of Kansas military lost since 9/11 in active duty. There are over seventy faces on the exhibit that have been lost in that period of time.”
COMMUNITY MEMBERS TOOK PART IN SEVERAL OTHER EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE DAY, INCLUDING A DRAFT HORSE PULL, KIDS’ GAMES, AND A THEMED PARADE. EVENING ACTIVITIES INCLUDED A HOG ROAST IN THE PARK, MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, AND A STREET DANCE.
MEMBERS OF THE GALESBURG DAYS PLANNING COMMITTEE EMPHASIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF GETTING LOCAL YOUTHS INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY EVENTS.
Tammy Miller
“I just think it’s really neat to see all of the youth get involved in things like hometown celebrations, because you have to get new blood involved for things to continue. It’s just important,, it’s an important thing for the youth to be involved in.”
FOR G-T-V, I’M MAGGIE VOGTS.
{**JUDGE PKG**}
{**BREANA**}
OCCUPATIONS IN THE LEGAL WORLD HAVE LONG BEEN GLAMORIZED BY TELEVISION SHOWS AND HOLLYWOOD. IN THIS WEEK’S “DAY IN THE LIFE,” JESSICA RUIZ EXPLORES THE HARD WORK AND DEDICATION IT TAKES TO BECOME A JUDGE IN REAL LIFE.

<take PKG>
JAIL ISN'T THE END OF THE STORY FOLLOWING AN ARREST.
(NAT SOUND OF JAIL DOOR)
THOSE CONVICTED OF A CRIME IN THE PITTSBURG AREA WILL LIKELY BE SEEING THIS LOVELY LADY IN THE MONTHS TO COME. JUDGE LORI FLEMING PUTS PITTSBURG AREA CRIMINALS BEHIND BARS.
(Lori Fleming / District Court Judge :14-:22)
Actually, I started as a teacher. I graduated from Pitt State, and I spent a few years
teaching and then decided that I wanted to go to law school.
IT'S EASY TO LIMIT THE PERCEPTION OF A JUDGE'S REPSONSIBLITIES TO THE COURTROOM, BUT IT'S BEHIND THE SCENES WHERE THE REAL WORK TAKES PLACE. FROM DOING LOADS OF PAPERWORK TO CAREFUL REVIEW OF THE DOCKET, JUDGE FLEMING SAYS THE MOST TIME CONSUMING PART OF HER JOB IS MANAGING CASE FILES.
We do a lot of docket management. We process a lot of cases for a county of our size.
Also, preparing for hearings and working with the attorneys.
THE ROLE OF THE JUDGE IN THE COURTROOM HAS LONG CAPTIVATED PEOPLE ACROSS THE COUNTRY. JUDGE JUDY IS CURRENTLY THE HIGHEST PAID PERSON ON TELEVISION ACCORDING TO T.V. GUIDE'S FIFTH ANNUAL LIST, MAKING A WHOPPING $47 MILLION PER YEAR. JUDGE FLEMING'S TAKE?
Well, I have to say, I’m not a Judge Judy fan. We’d get in a lot of trouble for treating people the way she talks to people.
BEING ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE LAW IS INTIMIDATING.
(nat sound sirens)
WHILE DEFENDENTS OFTEN FEEL JUDGE FLEMING VIEWS THEM AS INFERIOR, SHE FEELS HER RULINGS CAN BE THE FIRST STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION FOR ANY OFFENDER WITH THE MOTIVATION FOR CHANGE.
We work with the defendants and their attorneys to come up with a good plan to help
them make good choices in the future. So, we make it about good and bad choices, not about the person.
WHEN IT COMES TO KEEPING PITTSBURG SAFE, JUDGE LORI FLEMING TRULY DOES, LAY DOWN THE LAW.
(NAT SOUND OF GAVEL BANGING)
AT THE CRAWFORD COUNTY DISTRICT COURT, BREANA RUIZ, GTV.

{**BUMP**}
{**JASMINE**}
COMING UP IN SPORTS, KYLE ILARIA WILL FILL YOU IN ON THE GORILLA FOOTBALL TEAM’S QUEST TO STAY UNDEFEATED THROUGH WEEK FOUR.
{**BREANA**}
AND WE’LL COVER THE ANNUAL FALL CRAZE AT PITTSBURG STATE—INTRAMURAL FLAG FOOTBALL.

{**SPORTS**}
{**KYLE**}

GOOD AFTERNOON FOLKS, WITH YOUR G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE, I’M KYLE ILARIA. THE PITTSBURG STATE FOOTBALL TEAM SCORED A BIG WIN ON FAMILY DAY LAST WEEKEND, KNOCKING OFF THE SOUTHWEST BAPTIST BEARCATS 59-7.
<**FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS**>
<**TAKE VO**>
QUARTERBACK ANTHONY ABENOJA AND THE GORILLAS CAME OUT READY TO PLAY IN THE FIRST. ABENOJA THREW TO JOHN BROWN AND HE TOOK THE PASS DOWN THE SIDE LINE FOR A 57 YARD TOUCHDOWN. THE GORILLAS TRIED TO CHANGE UP THE RHYTHM WITH SOME PLAY ACTION AGAINST THE BEARCATS AND IT TURNED INTO A 37 YARD TOUCHDOWN FOR CONNOR COMBES. IN THE SECOND QUARTER, JOHN BROWN SHOWED OFF HIS DIVERSE PLAYING SKILLS WITH ANOTHER GREAT TOUCHDOWN CATCH. THIS ONE FOR 62 YARDS
{**FOOTBALL TAG**}
BROWN WAS NAMED MIAA SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK. THE GORILLAS TAKE ON THE LINCOLN TIGERS SATURDAY AT 2:00 P.M. IN JEFFERSON CITY.
<**CROSS COUNTRY**>
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY’S SENIOR JESSICA MACY WAS NAMED THE MIAA CROSS COUNTRY ATHLETE OF THE WEEK.

MACY WON THE 5K RACE IN A TIME OF 16 MINUTES, 52 SECONDS AT THE MISSOURI SOUTHERN STAMPEDE.

SENIOR CASEY EPPS PLACED NINTH OVERALL FOR THE PITT STATE WOMEN.
<**INTRAMURAL PKG**>
IF YOU DRIVE DOWN FORD STREET IN PITTSBURG THIS WEEK, YOU’LL PROBABLY NOTICE A FAMILIAR SIGHT. INTRAMURAL FLAG FOOTBALL IS IN FULL SWING…BREANA WASHINGTON HAS MORE.
<take PKG>
THIS FALL STUDENTS WHO CANNOT PLAY UNDER THE LIGHTS AT CARNIE SMITH STADIUM CAN PLAY UNDER THE SUN AT THE IM FIELDS.
“ I PLAYED POWDER PUFF 2 YEARS IN HIGH SCHOOL AND IT WAS REALLY FUN SO I THOUGHT I WOULD GET MY FRIENDS TO COME OUT HERE AND PLAY.”
“ THE ENVIRONMENT. WE ALL COME OUT HERE TO HAVE FUN CELEBRATE, ACT A FOOL. “
THE INTRAMURAL DEPARTMENT IS CHANGING THE GAME UP IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE.
“ ALL OUR SPORTS ENTRIES ARE DONE ONLINE SO WE ARE WORKING TO GO PAPERLESS. WE ARE NEW TO SOFTWARE CALLED IM LEAGUES WE ARE GOING TO DO EVERYTHING FROM SCHEDULING GAMES, TO SCHEDULING OFFICIALS AND ENTERING SCORES AND PRETTY MUCH ANYTHING ON THE ADMINISTRATION SIDE WE ARE PRETTY MUCH PAPERLESS. “
“ WE HAVE ACTUALLY MOVED GAMES BACK FROM 3:30 STARTING AT 4:30 THIS YEAR SO THAT’S A BIG PLUS FOR THE UNIVERSITY AND THE STUDENTS.“
“ UH AS LONG AS SOMEONE TELLS YOU ABOUT IT OKAY I LIKE THE WAY THEY SET UP WITH THE GAMES PLAYED AND THE RECORDS AND THE STANDINGS KEEPS YOU UPDATED. “
THE FUTURE OF INTRAMURAL ATHLETICS AT PITT STATE IS SEEMINGLY BRIGHTER.
“ SINCE I’VE BEEN HERE WE’VE INTRODUCED NFL PIG SKIN PICKS ONLINE, AS WELL AS COLLEGE PICK’ EM THIS YEAR. WE ALSO DO MARCH MADNESS…IN MARCH, EXCUSE ME. PRETTY MUCH ANYBODY CAN JOIN THAT, THEY DON’T HAVE TO BE ATHLETIC OR ANYTHING, JUST BE A FAN OF SPORTS.”
“ PLAYERS PER TEAMS WENT UP. THE AVERAGE IS TEN PLAYERS PER TEAM WHEN LAST YEAR WAS AROUND SEVEN OR EIGHT.“
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT INTRAMURAL LEAGUES VISIT THE INTRAMURAL WEBSITE AND GRAB A TEAM AND GET INVOLVED. FOR GTV THIS IS BREANA WASHINGTON.

{**VOLLEYBALL RDR**}
{**KYLE**}

FOLLOWING A SLOW START TO THE SEASON, PITT STATE’S VOLLEYBALL TEAM IS STARTING TO GET IN THE SWING OF THINGS THIS SEASON.

AFTER LOSING THEIR FIRST FIVE MATCHES OF THE SEASON, THE GORILLAS HAVE GONE 4 AND 2 IN THEIR LAST SIX MATCHES. INCLUDED IN THIS RUN ARE WINS OVER FORT HAYS, WINONA STATE, FERRIS STATE, AND UC-COLORADO SPRINGS. THE GORILLAS NOW HAVE AN OVERALL RECORD OF 4 AND 7 AND A CONFERENCE RECORD OF 1 AND 2.

NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE ARE THE ICHABODS OF WASHBURN. COME CHEER ON THE GORILLAS AS THEY TRY TO SPIKE THE SCORE UP AGAINST WASHBURN THIS FRIDAY IN JOHN LANCE ARENA.

<BUMP>
THAT’S IT FOR THIS WEEKS G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE. COMING UP NEXT, TRENT JOHNSON TAKES US OUT TO CRESTWOOD COUNTRY CLUB, AND PROFILES THEIR FACILITIES IN “ON PAR”. WE’RE BACK AFTER THIS…

{**ON PAR PKG**}
{**BREANA**}
WELCOME BACK TO G-T-V. ALTHOUGH FALL IS HERE AND THE WEATHER IS GETTING COLDER, THERE’S STILL PLENTY OF TIME LEFT IN THE YEAR TO HIT THE GOLF COURSE
{**JASMINE**}
IN THE PREMIERE OF “ON PAR,” TRENT JOHNSON GOES TO CHICOPEE TO PROFILE ONE OF THE BEST 18-HOLE COURSES IN THE AREA.

Trent Johnson / CAPS 13 (:12-:17)
HEY THERE, WELCOME TO CRESTWOOD COUNTRY CLUB. ONE OF THE FINEST GOLF COURSES IN THE FOUR STATES. I’M TRENT JOHNSON, I’M GONNA TAKE YOU AROUND A LITTLE BIT TODAY, AND GIVE YOU A MINI TOUR OF THIS BEAUTIFUL FACILITY.
WE’LL START WITH THE DRIVING RANGE, LETS HEAD ON OUT. BEHIND ME, WE HAVE THE DRIVING RANGE, PRACTICE ANY DISTANCE, ANY CLUB, DO WHATEVER YOU PLEASE OUT HERE. BUT THEN, IF YOU REALLY WANNA GET PRECISE YOU CAN HEAD ON OVER TO THE SHORT RANGE PRACTICE FACILITY. THAT’S WHERE WE’LL HEAD RIGHT NOW. HERE BEHIND ME WE HAVE THE CRESTWOOD SHORT RANGE PRACTICE FACILITY. WITH THE PINS BEHIND VARYING ANYWHERE FROM 50 TO 120 YARDS, YOU CAN PRACTICE ANY WEDGE WITH GREAT PRECISION. THERE’S ALSO A SAND TRAP TO WHERE YOU CAN PRACTICE THOSE EVER TRICKY BUNKER SHOT.
AND BEFORE WE START OUR ROUND OF 18 HOLES, IT’S A MUST THAT WE MUST GO HIT UP THE PRACTICE GREEN. IT’S ALWAYS GOOD TO PRACTICE YOUR PUTTING BEFORE YOU GO OUT AND PLAY A ROUND. THAT’S WHERE ABOUT FORTY PERCENT OF YOUR STROKES ACCUMULATE FROM. AND THERE’S NO BETTER PLACE TO PRACTICE THAN THIS BENTGRASS BEAUTY. BE SURE TO COME OUT AND PRACTICE YOUR PUTTING STROKE BEFORE YOU START YOUR ROUND.
CRESTWOOD IS A FULL EIGHTEEN HOLE GOLF COURSE FEATURING BENTGRASS GREENS AND LUSH ZOYSIA FAIRWAYS, ANOTHER NOTABLE ASPECT IS THAT WATER WILL COME INTO PLAY ON EIGHT OF THE EIGHTEEN HOLES. NOW LETS TAKE A LOOK AT JUST A COUPLE. HERES WHERE IT ALL STARTS AT CRESTWOOD, THE NUMBER ONE TEE BOX. THE 366 YARD PAR FOUR WITH WATER COMING INTO PLAY ABOUT FIFTY YARDS FROM THE PIN. SO BE SURE TO BE PRECISE WITH YOUR SECOND SHOT IF LAYING UP OR GOING FOR THE GREEN.
NOW LETS HEAD OVER THE FOURTEENTH PAR THREE, SIGNATURE HOLE AT CRESTWOOD. THIS IS IT, THE SIGNATURE HOLE AT CRESTWOOD NUMBER FOURTEEN. A NICE LITTLE PAR THREE. AS YOU CAN SEE IF YOU GO LONG OR LEFT YOU’RE IN THE WOODS, THE PIN PLAYS ABOUT 140 YARDS SO YOU WANT TO BE AGGRESSIVE AND GET IT THERE OR LAY UP. AND IF YOU GO TOO FAR RIGHT AND OVERSWING YOU’RE GONNA BE IN THE DRINK. ENOUGH OF ME GIVING YOU POINTERS.
I’M GONNA GO FINISH MY ROUND, FOR G-T-V….I’M TRENT JOHNSON

{**ON PAR TAG**}
{**JASMINE**} <CG>
THAT LOOKS LIKE AN ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL COURSE. PERFECT WEATHER THIS TIME OF YEAR TO GET OUT AND GOLF. THAT DOES IT FOR THIS WEEK’S EDITION OF G-T-V. BE SURE TO CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK…JUST SEARCH G-T-V OR GO TO FACEBOOK DOT COM SLASH G-T-V CAPS THIRTEEN.
{**BREANNA**} <CG>
ALSO, VISIT US ON TWITTER. “AT CAPS UNDERSCORE THIRTEEN”. WE’LL BE TWEETING LIVE DURING BROADCASTS ALL SEASON. HAVE AN IDEA FOR A STORY? LET US KNOW…HASHTAG G-T-V
{**BREANA**}
STAY TUNED FOR MORE GREAT PROGRAMMING ON CAPS 13. ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR DAY.

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GTV Show 502 Script

<TWO SHOT>
{**MATT**}
THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR THIS EDITION OF GTV.
I’M MATT LAMB.
{**JESSICA**}
AND I’M JESSICA RUIZ. TONIGHT WE’LL VISIT PITTSBURG’S NEWEST SOUTH-SIDE EATERY, AND EXPLORE THE HISTORY BEHIND THE COLONIAL FOX THEATRE.
{**MATT**}
BUT TOPPING OUR SHOW, P-S-U CAMPUS POLICE RESPOND TO THE RASH OF OFF-CAMPUS CRIME.

{**LOTS SHOT**}
(**CRIME VOB**)
{**MATT**}
Crime has been SEEMINGLY MORE severe off campus at the start of this fall semester. University Police provide 24 hour patrol around Pittsburg State and so far have NOT had as many issues this year ON CAMPUS as in previous semesters.
<TAKE VO>
Campus police ask that students visit the website for some valuable information such as the list of sex offenders on campus and crime reports. P-S-U POLICE Director Mike McCracken SAYS THAT IT IS IMPORTANT FOR STUDENTS TO KNOW ABOUT THE SAFETY INSTALLATIONS ON CAMPUS.
<take BITE>
Mike McCracken/Campus Police Director (Total Time :28)

"We have officers on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, we're available at any time that anyone needs us, all they have to do is call. We have our blue light phones that are positioned around campus where you just push the button and it rings into our dispatcher so you can get immediate help. The most important thing you can do is just be aware of your surroundings and if you see anything unusual just be sure to report that don't wait call 911 call the police so we can come and check on it."

<ROTS SHOT>
(**FATAL CRASH RDR**)
(**JESSICA**)
A TWO-CAR COLLISION IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI CLAIMED THE LIFE OF A PITTSBURG STATE STUDENT OVER THE WEEKEND. Nick Chase, a senior studying automotive techNOLOGY, was a passenger IN ONE OF THE VEHICLES THAT COLLIDED NEAR THE JUNCTION OF MISSOURI HIGHWAYS 126 AND 43 SATURDAY. the driver OF THE VEHICLE did not stop at a stop sign and collided with a pick up. Missouri high way patrol said that the victim was not wearing his seat belt. CHASE WAS 22 YEARS OLD.

<ONE SHOT>
{**WATER**}
{**MATT**}
THE COLONIAL FOX THEATRE FOUNDATION WILL PRESENT ITS SIXTH ANNUAL SCREENING OF THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW THIS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTIETH. THE MOVIE WILL BEGIN AT 7:45 PM.

<TAKE VO>
ALL FRIDAY FLIX FILMS ARE SHOWN ON THE WALL OUTSIDE THE THEATRE. DONATIONS ARE ALWAYS APPRECIATED. ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE RESTORATION OF THE THEATRE.

THE COLONIAL FOX THEATRE FOUNDATION IS DEDICATED TO REVIVING THE HISTORIC THEATRE FOR THE BENEFIT OF SOUTHEAST KANSAS AND FUTURE GENERATIONS.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE COLONIAL FOX THEATRE FOUNDATION VISIT THEIR WEBSITE AT W-W-W-DOT-COLONIAL-FOX-DOT-ORG.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**ART RDR**}
{**JESSICA**}
THE PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY ART DEPARTMENT IS HOSTING A SERIES OF LECTURES LATER THIS MONTH FOR FACULTY AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO SHARE THEIR TALENTS. THE FEATURED SPEAKER, PHOTOGRAPHER VAUGHN WASCOVICH (WASK-co-vich) WILL KICK OFF THE EVENT ON SEPTEMBER TWENTY SIXTH AT SEVEN P-M IN ROOM ONE OH THREE OF PORTER HALL. ONE OF HIS PIECES DISPLAYED AT THE EVENT IS TITLED “A STRANGE PLACE TO CALL HOME.”
WASCOVICH (WASK-co-vich, HAS MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS A COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER AND PLANS TO TALK ABOUT THE CONCEPTUAL AND PERSONAL THEMES OF LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY. THE ENTIRE SERIES OF LECTURES WILL CONCLUDE SEPTEMBER TWENTY NINTH. THE EXHIBIT WILL BE ON DISPLAY UNTIL NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT W-W-W-DOT-PITT STATE-DOT-E-D-U SLASH ART.

<ONE SHOT>
{**COMPANY DAY PKG**}
{**MATT**}
STUDENTS FROM ALL OVER THE PITTSBURG STATE CAMPUS FLOCKED TO THE KANSAS TECHNOLOGY CENTER THIS WEEK TO CONNECT WITH COMPANIES FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY. GTV’S LAUREN BARLOWS HAS MORE.

EACH YEAR FOR THE PAST 17 YEARS, HUNDREDS OF COMPANIES HAVE CROWDED THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE TECH CENTER. THIS IS FOR THE ANNUAL KTC, OR KANSAS TECHNOLOGY CENTER, COMPANY DAY.

Barry Wilson / Graphics & Imaging Dept. Chair (CG- 17:25-20:25)
“KTC Company Day is a day where students are brought together with employers from all over the United States to network and get to know these companies. It’s not really about finding them jobs, it’s more about really just making the connections with the actual companies that are out there.”
THE COMPANY DAY IS USED BY STUDENTS OF ALL MAJORS TO NETWORK WITH EMPLOYERS BOTH IN THE PITTSBURG AND KANSAS CITY AREA ALL THE WAY TO WELL KNOWN COMPANIES SUCH AS GENERAL MOTERS.
THIS YEAR, THE EVENT BROUGHT IN A RECORD AMOUNT OF COMPANIES.
Bruce Dallman / Dean, College of Technology (CG- 49:00-53:00)
“This is the largest ever. We have about 145 companies here this time and so we’re very pleased with the turnout. What we are also seeing is a level of optimism on the future and companies are here both hiring interns and full time employees.”
STUDENTS USE TODAY TO GET THEIR RESUMES OUT TO COMPANIES THEY MIGHT BE INTERSETED IN PERSUING A JOB WITH AFTER GRADUATION, OR JUST SEEING WHAT JOBS ARE OUT THERE AND WHATS COMING UP IN THE FUTURE TO PREPARE FOR. IT’S A GREAT IDEA TO GET A HEAD START AND BUILD A RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR WANTED JOBS. KTC CAREER DAY IS OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS AND PROFESSORS ENCOURAGE FRESHMAN AND SENIORS ALIKE TO ATTEND.
“It allows them to look at the industries they’re interested in working in and talk to people from those industries. It gives them great opportunities and what I like to see is when the student is graduating, they have opportunities with more than one employer.
ALTHOUGH THIS EVENT IS OVER, PLANNING FOR NEXT YEARS KTC COMPANY DAY IS ALREADY UNDERWAY. SO GET TO WORK ON THOSE RESUMES FOR NEXT YEAR.
FOR GTV, I’M LAUREN BARLOWS.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**MEALS RDR**}
{**JESSICA**}
VIA CHRISTI HAS ANNOUNCED THAT ITS pittsburg MEALS ON WHEELS PROGRAM HAS INCREASED ITS DELIVERY VOLUME IN 2013. Last year, Meals on wheels delivered ONE THOUSAND, SEVENTY-FIVE mealS. aS OF AUGUST 31ST, THE PROGRAM HAS delivered ONE THOUSAND TWO-HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE meals to elderly PARTICIPANTS. Meals on wheels is STILL IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS to meet its increase in clients. to volunteer, or for more information about the service, visit the meals on wheels website at w-w-w-dot-m-o-w-a-a-dot-org.

<TWO SHOT>
<fade up music>
{**BUMP A**}
{**JESSICA**}
COMING UP NEXT, WE’LL TAKE YOU “AROUND THE TOWN,” AND VISIT PITTSBURG’S NEWEST RESTAURANT.
<TAKE VO>
{**MATT**}
AND, WE’LL GIVE YOU HELPFUL TIPS TO DE-STRESS. STICK AROUND.

<LOTS SHOT>
{**CLOSING**}
{**MATT**}
A staple of Pittsburg’s business district on Broadway is CLOSING for good this fall. Patrick O’Bryan, owner of Little’s inc, made the decision to retire after being in business for forty seven years. O’Bryan, once the Mayor of Pittsburg, and still on the city commission opened little’s while attending college and has been in business since. The store is scheduled to close this October.

<ONE SHOT>
{**GYROS**}
{**JESSICA**}
ONE BUSINESS EXITS, AND ANOTHER OPENS ITS DOORS…PITTSBURG RESIDENTS TEAMED UP THIS SUMMER TO INTRODUCE A NEW EATERY TO THE SOUTH SIDE OF PITTSBURG.

<take VO>
JO’S GYROS (YEE-rows) IS A NEWLY OPENED RESTAURANT THAT BRINGS A GREEK FEEL TO THE CAMPUS NEIGHBORHOOD.
AFTER OPENING JUST PRIOR TO THE START OF THE FALL SEMESTER, BUZZ IS SPREADING ABOUT THEIR DIVERSIFIED MENU. IN ADDITION TO THE TRADITIONAL GYRO, THEY SERVE OTHER MEDITERANEAN SPECIALTIES SUCH AS FALAFEL (FUH-LA-FULL), HUMMUS, AND BABAGANOUSH (BA-buh-gu-Noosh).
THE ESTABLISHMENT IS OPEN FOR LUNCH AND DINNER, AND OWNERS SAY THAT THEY PLAN ON STAYING OPEN LATE ON THE WEEKENDS TO ACCOMMODATE STUDENTS.

<LOTS SHOT>
{**HOMECOMING**}
{**MATT**}
P-S-U STUDENTS ARE PREPARING FOR HOMECOMING, WITH THE ANNUAL CELEBRATION RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER. HOMECOMING KICKS OFF SEPTEMBER 30TH WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF THE KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES.
THESE CANDIDATES WILL COMPETE AGAINST ONE ANOTHER TO DETERMINE THE TOP 12.
STUDENTS CAN VOICE THEIR OPINION BY VOTING ONLINE FOR THEIR FAVORITE PAIR. VOTING WILL BE AVAILABLE TUESDAY OCTOBER 1ST AT 10 AM AND CLOSE AT 10 AM WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2ND.
THE RESULTS WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT CONVOCATION WEDNESDAY AT NOON.
FOR MORE HOMECOMING INFORMATION --- CONTACT THE CAMPUS ACTIVITIES CENTER AT 620-235-4795.

<ONE SHOT>
{**YOSELINS VO**}
{**JESSICA**}

A PITTSBURG BUSINESS CELEBRATES THEIR SECOND YEAR AT THE UNIVERSITY PLAZA.

YOSELIN SUPERMARKET HAS CARVED OUT A NICHE ON SOUTH BROADWAY, OFFERING BOTH GROCERIES AND READY-TO-EAT FOOD TO RESIDENTS.
LOCATED DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM THE PITTSBURG STATE CAMPUS, THE MARKET SEES STEADY FLOW OF STUDENT TRAFFIC DURING THE LUNCH HOURS AND ON THE WEEKENDS. YOSELIN’S, AND THE ADDITION OF TWO NEW RESTAURANTS IN A 3 MONTH SPAN HAVE HELPED TO SPUR ADDITIONAL GROWTH IN THE UNIVERSITY PLAZA.

<LOTS SHOT>
{**BALLET**}
{**MATT**}
THE MIDWEST REGIONAL BALLET’S PRODUCTION OF ALICE IN STEAMPUNK WONDERLAND KICKS OFF THIS WEEKEND AT MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM IN PITTSBURG. THIS CONTEMPORARY TAKE ON LEWIS CARROLL’S ORIGINAL TALE FEATURES SEVERAL DIFFERENT FORMS OF BALLET AND THE MUSIC OF MUSICAL LEGEND QUEEN. OPENING NIGHT IS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19TH AT 7:30 P-M…THE SHOW WILL RUN THROUGH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH. TICKETS RANGE IN PRICE FROM TEN DOLLARS TO 15 DOLLARS AND ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE.

<TWO SHOT>
{**JESSICA**}
SOUNDS LIKE A FUN TIME…UP AHEAD ON G-T-V, MAGGIE VOGTS (VOTES) TAKES US ON A HISTORICAL TOUR OF THE COLONIAL FOX THEATRE IN PITTSBURG.
{**MATT**}
AND IN SPORTS, THE GORILLA FOOTBALL TEAM RETURNS HOME FOR FAMILY DAY…WE’RE BACK AFTER THIS.

<LOTS SHOT>
{**MO TAG RDR**)
{**MATT**}
Residents in Missouri are now able to show off their Gorilla pride on their state issued license plates. THESE license plates are NOW available through the state of Missouri. In twenty-twelve it was thought that the P-S-U license plates would not be issued due to a bill that blocked license plates for universities in other states. After A long debate, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon, signed new legislation giving Pittsburg State an exemption. There are approximately ten thousand P-S-U alumni living in Missouri and the number of these specialty license plates is expected to rise.

<ONE SHOT>
{**FOX PKG**}
{**JESSICA**}
FOR NEARLY ONE HUNDRED YEARS DOWNTOWN PITTSBURG HAS HOUSED ONE OF THE AREA’S MOST NOTABLE FEATURES, THE COLONIAL FOX THEATRE,
G-T-V’S MAGGIE VOGTS (VOTES) HAS MORE.

<take PKG>
THERE’S ALWAYS A STORY. BEHIND EVERY STRUCTURE, EVERY ARTIFACT, THERE’S A TALE. THE STORY OF THE COLONIAL FOX THEATRE, LOCATED IN PITTSBURG, KANSAS, BEGINS IN 1920.
Sarah Jensen / Colonial Fox Theatre Foundation PR/Marketing Director (CG :14-:20)
“So the Colonial Fox Theatre originally was called the Colonial and it was built in 1920 by Alexander Besse, who was a local entrepreneur, immigrated here from France when he was a young man, and built up in the community kind of a reputation, and found his fortune, and decided to invest in this theatre. Back then, the theatre was originally a vaudeville and silent film movie house.”
THROUGH THE YEARS, THE THEATRE HAS PLAYED A LARGE ROLE IN THE COMMUNITY, SERVING AS A “HOT SPOT” FOR BOTH TEEN AND FAMILY OUTINGS. FOR SOME COMMUNITY RESIDENTS, GOING TO THE COLONIAL FOX WAS LIFE-CHANGING.
Sarah Jensen
“This theatre holds a lot of memories for the community for several different reasons. This was where kids had their music recitals, this is where they had their band concerts as kids. This theatre is also where a lot of people met their future spouses. When you think of a theatre experience, most people remember who they’re with more than they remember what they saw. And so this theatre, for a lot of people, is where they made those connections. ”
THOUGH THE THEATRE MET BOTH FINANCIAL AND SOCIAL SUCCESS THROUGH MUCH OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, CULTURAL SHIFTS WOULD COME TO NEGATIVELY IMPACT THE THEATRE’S WELLBEING.
Sarah Jensen
“The large, the vast majority of people were moving to the edge of town. Not just in Pittsburg, but all over the country. It was called ‘urban flight, was really the movement, really in the sixties, seventies, and eighties. And, as a result, these little theatres that were always here in the heart of the town, in the downtown area, suffered a lot. As a result, the Colonial Fox Theatre closed down.”
THE COLONIAL FOX STOOD VACANT FROM THE MID-1980S UNTIL 2007, WHEN MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY DECIDED TO TAKE ACTION TOWARD ITS PRESERVATION.
Sarah Jensen
“A small group of people decided to come together and form a nonprofit called the Colonial Fox Theatre Foundation, and we raised the money to purchase the building, when really otherwise it would have been demolished.”
SINCE TAKING POSSESSION in 2007, THE FOUNDATION HAS WORKED TO REPAIR AND FURTHER PRESERVE THE THEATRE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS.
FOR G-T-V, I’M MAGGIE VOGTS.

<ONE SHOT>
{**FOX TAG**}
{**JESSICA**}
THE THEATRE FOUNDATION IS CURRENTLY WORKING TO SEAL THE FACILITY’S AREAS OF DISREPAIR, AND INSTALL HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING TO COMPLETE THE FIRST PHASE OF RESTORATION.

{**BUMP**}
<take VO>
{**MATT**}
COMING UP IN SPORTS, WE’LL PREVIEW FAMILY DAY AT CARNIE SMITH STADIUM.
{**JESSICA**}
AND ZACH MITCHELL CATCHES UP WITH THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM, AS THEY HEAD INTO CONFERENCE PLAY THIS WEEK.

<ROTS SHOT – THIRDS>
{**SPORTS**}
{**ZACH**}

GOOD AFTERNOON, WITH YOUR G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE, I’M ZACH MITCHELL. THE PITTSBURG STATE FOOTBALL TEAM CONTINUES TO ROLL, WITH A RESOUNDING WIN LAST SATURDAY OVER THE UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA BRONCOS.

<**FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS**>
<**TAKE VO**>
THE GORILLAS STARTED OFF STRONG, WITH A TOUCHDOWN BEING PUNCHED IN BY JEFF SEYBOLD. ONLY A FEW MINUTES LATER, BRIAN POSTON JOINED HIM ON THE SCOREBOARD WITH A TOUCHDOWN OF HIS OWN. THE DEFENSE GOT IN ON THE ACTION WITH AN INTERCEPTION BY TYLER DISNEY. THE GORILLAS ALSO SHOWED OFF THEIR DEPTH AT QUARTERBACK WHEN DARRACK HARGER CONNECTED WITH WIDE RECIEVER LEVI KUNTZCH LATE IN THE FOURTH QUARTER. THE GORILLAS WENT ON TO WIN 65-24.
<ROTS SHOT>
{**FOOTBALL TAG**}
THE FOOTBALL TEAM WILL BE BACK IN ACTION THIS SATURDAY NIGHT AS THEY HOST THE SOUTHWEST BAPTIST BEARCATS ON FAMILY DAY. KICKOFF IS SLATED FOR SEVEN P-M.
<ROTS SHOT>
<**CROSS COUNTRY**>
THE CROSS COUNRTY TEAM IS EAGER TO START THEIR SEASON. THEY HELD THEIR ANNUAL ALUMNI RACE LAST WEEK ON THE SEVENTH OF SEPTEMBER. SENIOR ADAM VOLKERT LED THE MEN’S RACERS IN THE SIX KILOMETER RACE WITH A TIME OF EIGHTEEN MINUTES, FORTY THREE SECONDS. SOPHOMORE AUSTIN BOGINA TURNED IN A SECOND PLACE TIME OF NINETEEN MINUTES, THRITEEN SECONDS. DANIEL CRAIG LED THE ALUMNI RACERS WITH A TIME OF NINETEEN MINUTES, FOURTY FOUR SECONDS. FOR THE PITT STATE WOMEN, SENIOR JESSICA MACY PACED THE FIELD IN THE FOUR KILOMETER RACE, CROSSING THE FINISH LINE IN FOURTEEN MINUTES AND FOURTEEN SECONDS. BOTH CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS WILL COMPETE THIS WEEKEND IN JOPLIN AT THE MISSOURI SOUTHERN STAMPEDE.
<ROTS SHOT>
<**VOLLEYBALL PKG**>
AFTER A ROUGH START TO THE SEASON, THE P-S-U VOLLEYBALL TEAM HAS WON THREE OF ITS LAST FOUR MATCHES, INCLUDING SWEEPS OF COLORADO SPRINGS AND WINONA STATE. OUR OWN RYAN BECK HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO CATCH UP WITH THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM AS THEY ENTER M-I-DOUBLE-A CONFERENCE PLAY THIS WEEK.
<take PKG>
EARLIER THIS WEEK I SPOKE WITH COACH SUBERU AND TWO OF THE VETERAN VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS, AND HERE IS WHAT THEY HAD TO SAY ABOUT THE NEW CHALLENGES THAT COME WITH A NEW SEASON
Ibraheem Suberu / PSU Volleyball Head Coach (:09-:14)
“IT IS A VERY DIFFICULT THING TO DO WHEN YOU’RE PREPARING FOR SEVEN MATCHES IN ONE WEEK. FOUR MATCHES ON ONE WEEKEND THREE MATCHES ON A TWO THREE DAY WINDOW SO WHAT WEDON’T HAVE IS A LOT OF TIME ON THE COURT BUT I DO BELIEVE WE HAVE A TEAM THAT IS INTELEGENT ENOUGH THAT WHEN WE SIT DOWN AND WE GET SPECIFIC WE TRY TO KEEP IT SIMPLE. WE LOOK AT SOMETHING LIKE A DEFENSE AND WE OK THIS IS WHAT WE HAVE TO DO WHEN THIS SITUATION HAPPENS. TYPICALLY WE HAVE A LOT OF SENARIOS THAT HAPPEN A LOT SO WE PREPARE FOR THOSE THINGS BUT THERE IS ALWAYS ONE SITUATION ONCE IN A WHILE THAT YOU HAVE TO REALLY BE CAREFUL NOT TO OVER ANALIZE IT AND WE TRY TO MAKE SURE THAT WHEN THAT HAPPENS WE’LL TALK TO THEM ON COURTSIDE AND THE ADJUSTMENT CAN BE MADE QUICKLY BY ME BEING AWARE AGEAD IT IS A FORCE OF CUMMUNICATING WHEN ITS HAPPENING DURING THE GAME.“
Christa McCaw / Libero (:56-1:01)
“THER’S BEEN A HUGE GROWTH FROM DAY ONE TO NOW THERE’S STILL OBVIOUSLY A LOT OF IMPROVEMENT TO GET DONE STILL BUT IN A LOT MORE THAT WE CAN DO FROM DAY ONE TO NOW THE, I MEAN, THE RELATIONSHIPS WE HAVE WITH EACH OTHER ARE LIKE SISTERHOOD. WE SAY FOR EVERYBODY WE’RE IN THIS ALL TOGETHER SO I THINK THE BOND WE HAVE SHARED THROUGH LIKE FROM DAY ONE TO NOW HAS JUST GROWN AND WILL KEEP GROWING AS WE CONTINUE OUT THE SEASON. “
Jordan Rehm / Outside Hitter (1:25-1:30)
“I MEAN WE’RE ONLY AT THE BOTTOM NOW AND WE NEED TO JUST GET OVER THAT HUMP OF JUST REALLY REALLY GETTING TO THE NEXT LEVEL AND I MEAN ABSOLUTELY IF YOU LOOK AT US WE’VE GOT THE POTENTIAL WE WE ALL JUST NEED TO BELIEVE IN IT AND JUST REALLY DO IT ABSOLUETLY WE HAVE GOT ALL THE POTENTIAL IN THE WORLD TO EVEN GET BETTER. ONE OF OUR BIG FOCUSES IS COMING TOGETHER AS ONE AND REALLY COMPETING IN IT AND BEING ONE TEAM AND NOT INDIVIDUAL EVERY DIFFERENT DIRECTION.”
Ibraheem Suberu
“EVERYTHING IS MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION WE DIDN’T START REALLY WELL. WE’RE NOT WHERE WE WERE LAST WEEK. WE’RE BETTER THAN WE WERE LAST WEEK THIS WEEK.”
FOR G-T-V I’M RYAN BECK.

<ROTS SHOT>
{**GOLF RDR**}
{**ZACH**}
FINALLY, THE GORILLA GOLF TEAM WAS IN ACTION LAST WEEK, COMPETING IN THE NEBRASKA-KEARNEY CLASSIC. THEY FINISHED ELEVENTH OUT OF THIRTEEN TEAMS. ZACH FATE LED THE GORILLAS WITH A LOW ROUND OF 74, FINISHING THE TWO DAY TOURNAMENT WITH A SCORE OF 229. THE GOLF TEAM RESUMES ACTION THIS WEEKEND AT THE NORTH EASTERN STATE MEN’S CLASSIC.

<BUMP>
<take VO>
THAT’S IT FOR THIS WEEKS G-T-V SPORTS UPDATE. COMING UP NEXT, GAMERS FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE ARE ANTICIPATING THE RELEASE OF NEW CONSOLES. JASMINE KYLE HAS OUR ENTERTAINMENT UPDATE. KEEP IT RIGHT HERE.

<TWO SHOT / DOUBLE CG>
{**ENTERTAINMENT**}
{**JESSICA**}
WELCOME BACK TO G-T-V. IN THIS WEEK’S ENTERTAINMENT UPDATE, WE EXPLORE THE ONGOING GAMING CONSOLE BATTLE BETWEEN SONY AND MICROSOFT.
{**MATT**}
JASMINE KYLE HAS MORE ON THE NEW CONSOLES, AND WHAT HAVE TO OFFER CONSUMERS.

TWO NEW CONSOLES WILL SOON BE HITTING THE SHELVES IN THESE UPCOMING MONTHS: THE PLAYSTATION FOUR AND THE XBOX ONE. WITH TWO WORLD KNOWN CONSOLES ON THE MARKET I DECIDED TO ASK SOME PITTSTATE STUDENTS WHICH CONSOLE THEY WOULD GET.
Matt Engle (CG: 00;17;00-00;31;17)
“I would buy the, uh, new Playstation because I do like the fact that they’re going to be having paid support now and have network protection system security for their actual games so they don’t get hacked. I just personally think that Playstation has a lot more games out there then Xbox and I like the controller a little better too, it just feels better in my hands.”
Nick Iannone (CG: 00;31;23-01;12;00)
“I’ve already purchased the Xbox One mainly because I’ve been an Xbox fan my entire life. I’m not bias, this is probably the closest I’ve ever been to wanting a Playstation but the Xbox I feel has more to offer with offering the Kinect. Playstation has tried similar things like Playstation Motion which is far behind the game and the Xbox has a lot more going for it and I also have a Windows phone so I have Smart Glass in it, it’s compatible to my Xbox and I can control my Xbox with my phone. It’s just, Xbox is just far ahead of the game in my opinion technological wise and it can adapt to the average player more than the Playstation.”
Tyrn Ferguson (CG:01;12;06-01;31;23)
“I would rather pick the, um, the new PS4 coming out. I’d rather pick that one because in the past you know Xbox is always messing up. And you know you can’t go wrong with the Sony and I’ve had that one before and I haven’t had any problems with it.”
WITH TWO EXQUISITE CONSOLS COMPETING HEAD TO HEAD IN THE MARKET, I CONFIRMED THAT I NEED MORE FACTS ABOUT THE CONSOLES THEMSELVES. I DECIDED TO HEAD TO THE NEWLY ADDED STORE CALLED GAMESCYCLE IN THE PITTSBURG, MALL FOR SOME ANSWERS.
Bryson Higbee (CG:01;44;29-02;57;20)
“I feel that both systems that are getting ready to come out, the PS4 and the Xbox One, are great upgrades to the previous systems. However, I think gamers have a very difficult/are going to have a very difficult time with choosing one or the other because both systems are similar on terms of power and games getting ready to come out and such. There’s been huge arguments not only in this store but on the internet and everywhere that I’ve brought up the subject on which one is going to be better. Technically speaking the Playstation Four is more powerful. You know both systems have different controllers but at the same time they’re very similar. They’re both dual analog stick and four face buttons and a D pad and four trigger buttons. Um, the Xbox one is being released with the Xinect 2.0 however. Playstation Four does have a Playstation eye accessory you can buy later on that does similar things like the Xinect 2.0. I think the big differences between the two systems is the games being released. That’s gonna be what decides which system most people buy.”
IN THE END, IT SEEMS THAT BOTH SYSTEMS ARE A TECHNOLOGICAL FEAT AND BOTH HAVE DIE HARD FANS. IT’LL ALL COME DOWN TO WHEN THE SYSTEMS ARE UP ON THE SHELVES TO SEE WHICH ONE PREVAILS. FOR G-T-V I’M JASMINE KYLE.

<TWO SHOT>
{**ENTERTAINMENT TAG**}
{**MATT**}
I BET THERE WILL BE A NUMBER OF PITTSBURG STATE STUDENTS – AND AREA RESIDENTS – WAITING TO GET THEIR HANDS ON ONE OF THE NEW CONSOLES.
{**JESSICA**}
(AD-LIB STYLE) ARE YOU GOING TO BE ONE OF THEM? DO YOU HAVE A PREFERENCE?
{**MATT**}
(AD-LIB)
{**JESSICA**} <CG>
THAT DOES IT FOR THIS WEEK’S EDITION OF G-T-V. BE SURE TO CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK…JUST SEARCH G-T-V OR GO TO FACEBOOK DOT COM SLASH G-T-V CAPS THIRTEEN.
{**MATT**} <CG>
ALSO, VISIT US ON TWITTER. “AT CAPS UNDERSCORE THIRTEEN”. WE’LL BE TWEETING LIVE DURING BROADCASTS ALL SEASON. HAVE AN IDEA FOR A STORY? LET US KNOW BY…HASHTAGGING G-T-V
{**JESSICA**}
STAY TUNED FOR MORE GREAT PROGRAMMING ON CAPS 13. HAVE A GREAT AFTERNOON.

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Fall Fiesta VO

Black Friday Soundbite

(BLACK FRIDAY.1) – As the final dishes for Thanksgiving were cleaned, hundreds of Pittsburg residents rushed to local retail stores to get a jump start on holiday shopping. Wal Mart began sales at 6 p.m, and Pittsburg Wal Mart customer service manager Jordan Hayes described the preparation that precedes the largest sales day of the year...

(BLACK FRIDAY.1/:31/"...most important thing.")

...

Big ticket items on sale this year included a 50 inch flat screen television for only $218.
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