Outside of Iowa, which we eliminated from contention due to the difficulty of obtaining non-resident licenses, it is hard to imagine anywhere that rivals the
Jayhawker State for producing big bucks.
Indian Foreign Secretary
Jayhawker said that their premier raised Indian concerns in detail during the fifth meeting among the two leaders.
Bolstered by his principles, and his previous experience as a
Jayhawker (a private anti-slavery guerilla militiaman), he took charge of the 1st Kansas Colored Volunteer Infantry Regiment - the first organization of black soldiers to engage Confederate forces, and the first to emerge victorious.
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The front axle of the Jayhawk, affectionately called the
Jayhawker by many, had gears and cogs on it.
In both the no-man's-land and the Confederate frontier, recusant conscripts often combined with deserters and desperadoes to form
Jayhawker bands, which fought against all invaders regardless of whether they wore blue or gray.
The university's yearbook, the
Jayhawker, included black students such as Toby Walker in its year-end spotlight on campus leaders.
Senate seat from the reliably Republican
Jayhawker State in 1968, Dole served as Senate majority leader during the Reagan years [1981-1987] and from 1995 until his surprise resignation this past summer.
I think it was published in one of the student journals, the
Jayhawker. And then, sort of indirectly, I got to New York.
Later dramas dealing with the Civil War include Sinclair Lewis,
Jayhawker (1935); Paul Green, Wilderness Road (1956); and Robert D.
Also in 1934 he published the play
Jayhawker (written in collaboration with Lloyd Lewis and set on stage at New York), about the battles in Kansas before the Civil War.