Art of Architects exhibit at Arts Center on Main
The Southwest Arts and Humanities Council displays The Art of Architects at Arts Center on Main 318 S Main St through May 10. Frank Lloyd Wright Bruce Goff and Paolo Soleri drawings grace the collection loaned by Vincent Mancini. Admission is free and hours are Tue-Fri 10 to 5 30 Sat 10 to 3.
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Southwest Arts & Humanities Council
Arts Center
Main
S. Main St
Art of Architects
Frank Lloyd Wright
Bruce Goff
Paolo Soleri
Vincent Mancini
Garden City
Wright
Germany
Goff and
Soleri
Anime Club
SAC
Karen
GCCC Earth Day events include cook-out talent show and debate
Garden City Community College hosts Earth Day activities Wednesday starting 11 30 a.m. in front of Saffell Library with a free cook-out and talent show entry details via Frankey Schmidt. At 2 p.m. SGA candidates debate in Beth Tedrow Student Center, followed by a half court basketball tournament with cash prizes. The day features air brush tattoos volleyball NASCAR racing simulator and line dancing classes by the Garden City Recreation Commission with a six week program starting April 26 and a $15 fee.
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Garden City Community College
Saffell Library
GCCC
SGA
Beth Tedrow
Garden City Recreation Commission
Nancy Swanson
GCRC
Sixth St
VISA
MasterCard
The
Recreation Commission
Fiddlers and Pickers Gather for Sunday Music Session
The White Woman Basin Chapter of the Old Time Pickers and Singers will perform from 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday at the VIP Building 300 Church Street Scott City All musicians are welcome to join in The public is invited at no charge
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Church St
Scott City
Panel assesses family farm health amid rising fuel costs
Lawrence panelists at KU discussed the future of Kansas family farms as high fuel prices push some farmers to quit. Livestock and grain growers from across the state highlighted energy costs, sustainable farming ideas, bio fuels, and the need for environmental incentives to strengthen rural communities.
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Lawrence
HNL
Kansas
University of Kansas
Reno County
Lisa French
French
Ku’s Department of History
Kansas Farmers Union
Nancy Vogelsberg-Busch
Marshall County
California
Vogelsberg-Busch
Wes Jackson
The
Land Institute At
Salina
Kansas State University
Jackson
Laura Fortmeyer
Brown County
Former DCCC secretary charged with grade forgery
Noel Dawn Kortz, 31, a former Dodge City Community College secretary, faces 13 felony forgery counts 17 felony counts of making false information and one misdemeanor count of attempted theft. The case stems from altering grades in the nontraditional studies program while she worked at the college. Ford County Judge set a June 9 preliminary hearing. Court and college officials launched an audit with a task force leading to 31 questionable files 18 of which led to charges.
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Dodge City
Kan
Dodge City Community College
Ford County District Court
Noel Dawn Kortz
Kortz
Linda Eckelman
Hendersonville
Tenn
Community College
Richard K. Burke
Kurtz
Tennessee
Burke
Glenn Kerbs
Ford County Sheriff’s Department
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kerbs
Byron Hill
KBI
Group declines to participate in evolution hearings
A national science group declines to provide witnesses for Kansas State Board of Education evolution hearings in May and June. AAAS chief Alan Leshner says hearings would misrepresent science and confuse the public about evolution. Kansas Citizens for Science backs current standards and calls for a boycott. Discovery Institute questions why opponents would not present their case.
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Topeka
State Board of Education
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Alan Leshner
State Department of Education
Sci
Entific Enterprise
Leshner
Kansas
Citizens For Science
Rob Crowther
Discovery Institute
AAAS
KU weighs plan to fix tuition costs over four years
Lawrences University of Kansas considers a four year fixed tuition plan to shield students from sudden increases. The plan would set a per credit rate based on average cost over four years and improve predictability for students and families while encouraging four year graduation.
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Dunlap
David Shulenburger
University of Kansas
Travis Harvey
Harvey
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Arts Council
Frankey Schmidt
Agriculture News
Dan Nagengast
Douglas County
Kansas Rural Center
British Columbia
Nagengast
Fortmeyer
America
Edith Wyatt
Pierceville-Plymell Elementary School
DCCC
National Association
Board of Regents
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