New York City sanitation workers have been busy cleaning up the snow that ravaged the city just two days ago. Much of the cleanup has been centered in and around Times Square where, in just a few days, millions of people will gather to celebrate the new year.

The Empire State Building was lit up in the colors of both Syracuse University and Kansas State University in the day or two leading up to the game. Two sides were lit for Syracuse and Two for Kansas State. 

The Empire State Building was lit up in the colors of both Syracuse University and Kansas State University in the day or two leading up to the game. Two sides were lit for Syracuse and Two for Kansas State.

Basketball games are an experience that every Kansas Stater should experience, before on graduates one, should enter the Octagon of Doom and join Frank Martian's Mafia in the stands to cheer on the wildcats. Kurt Zibell, freshman in animal science and industry pays homage to the mafia mystic of Frank Martin and his team of suit-clad coaches.

Former K-State guard Denis Clemente goes up for a shot during last year's basketball game against KU. The K-State Proud campaign will be speaking during tonight's game in Bramlage Coliseum.

Jordy Nelson, wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers and former K-State football player, will be playing on Super Bowl Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Clint Hibbs, Manhattan resident, sells his Simply Natural Honey during last year's farmer's market on July 5.

The K-State rowing 1st Varsity 8 boat races Oct. 23 at Tuttle Creek Reservoir against KU.

The K-State rowing 1st Varsity 8 boat races Oct. 23 at Tuttle Creek Reservoir against KU.

Mary Renee, graduate student in journalism and mass communications, emcee's the Rocky Horror Picture Show in 2010. Mary Renee will also emcee this year's show.

Junior Kathleen Ludwig spikes the volleyball during the match against Texas Tech Nov. 3 in Ahearn Fieldhouse.

Dr. Frank Tracz, director of bands, conducts the Pride of Wildcat land during the pre-game marching band show off in front of Yankee Stadium. The marching band was attended by many people, including K-State fans, Yankee Stadium employees and New York natives.

Sophomore guard Juevol Myles moves the ball against Colorado January 12 in Bramlage Coliseum.

Joseph Myers, grounds supervisor, sorts through the recycling collected over the break at the K-State recycling center tuesday afternoon.

Anderson Hall stands proudly in the mist of a snow strom that hit campus wednesday Janurary 19, 2011.

Students make their way thru the campus during the snow storm Wednesday afternoon.

Rob Slattery of the K-state facilities department shovels the staircase by Cardwell hall Wednesday afternoon during the snow strom that hit campus.

The Kansas State Facilites crew pulled out their snow equipment to augment to their bobcat Toolcat with an angle broom to clean snow from the the sidewalk adjacent to the Union without causing damage to the surfaces.

Use lotion to help relieve dry skin during the winter.

Hot coco is a great drink to serve during the winter months any time to keep warm.

Apple Cider will keep guests warm during a winter party.

Ryann Krais, junior in kinesiology competes in the women's high jump Saturday at Ahearn fieldhouse in the meet against Benedictine.

Luke Hibbeler, junior in chemical engineering runs in the 400 meter dash during the meet against Benedictine Saturday in Aheard fieldhouse.

Carmen Borau Ramos, sophomore, returns a volley during doubles play against Drake on Sunday afternoon.

Ana Gomez Aleman, sophomore, returns a volley Sunday afternoon against Drake during doubles play.

Alexandra Colwell, 2, manhattan resident

Brad Craemer, senior in life sciences, laughs while trying to avoid getting hit during a battle with friend at the UPC Winter Activities Carnival on Thursday night in the Union.

Aaron Duff, senior in finance, throws a frisbee in front of the gallery in the Union on Thrusday night. Duff is appart of the Ultimate Frisbee club.

Judy Zerr, Manhattan resident, looks through refrigerated food while grocery shopping at Ray's Apple Market Tuesday morning.

Sarah Hodges, senior in communication science and disorders, plays chello in the K-State orchestra during their practice Tuesday afternoon in McCain Hall. The Orchestra will be performing wth the band Kansas Friday evening during their performance.

Junior heptathlete Ryann Krais jumps over the bar during the high jump event at Ahearn Fieldhouse on Saturday. Krais placed first in the high jump.

Freshman jumper Kyle Wait, releases his pole as he stretches over the bar on Saturday in Ahearn Fieldhouse. Wait placed first in the pole vaulting event.

Senior in combined events, Moritz Cleve, releases his pole after he clears the bar in the men's pole vault at the Wildcats Invitational on Jan. 22 in Ahearn Field House.

Renting Coach purses is a great way to save money and still be fashionable.

Renting fashion acessories is a cheaper alternative to buying items such as a coach bag to use a few times.

Junior heptathlete Martynas Jurgilas and Freshman sprinter J.J. Marshall race in the 60 meter dash on Saturday in Ahearn Fieldhouse. Jurgilas tied the school record in the 60 meter hurdle with a time of 7.80 seconds.

Dante Chinni, director and founder of The Patchwork Nation Project talks with Todd Simon, journalism professor after Chinni's presentation in the Leadership Studies building on Wednesday afternoon.

Susana Valdovinos, director of academic personel, Pam Foster, associate director of affermative action office and David Griffin, assistant dean of diversity chat before the speech during the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Fellowship Luncheon in the Alumni Center ballrooom Thursday afternoon.

Galyn Vesey (left), project director of research on black Wichita project listens to George Haley (right), retired state senator and U.S. ambassador talk about Martin Luther King's visit to Kansas State in 1968.

Junior forward Jamar Samuels goes up for a dunk against KU forwards Markieff (right) and Marcus (left) Morris on January 29th in Allen Fieldhouse.

When a person smokes their brain is fed drugs that affect the production of certain neurotransmitters, creating an addiction.

(Left to right) Luke Werhan, freshman in communication studies, Tyre Kartley, senior in secondary education, Conor Milne, sophomore in psychology, and Wes Gardner sophomore in agricultural economics help a female Haymaker freshman by clearing her car of ice and snow so she could go to the hospital Tuesday afternoon outside Haymaker Hall.

Snow plows work Tuesday afternoon to clear off roads on campus and around Manhattan as snow continued to fall.

Mary Hineman, Manhattan resident, cleans off the ice on her back window in Aggieville on Tuesday afternoon.