KAMS program expands access to STEM careers in Kansas
Delzeit describes KAMS at Fort Hays State University as a pathway for high school students to pursue math and science degrees with exposure to engineering and medical fields. The program houses minors in supervised facilities with monitored key card access and curfews to ensure safety, while schools refer academically talented students for more challenge. Recruitment for Fall 2015 includes multiple campus stops across Kansas with contact options for families and appointments.
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Davis Brownback poll shows tight race and ads debut
A Kansas poll places Davis close to Brownback with confidence in closing the gap. Orman garners about 20 percent support across voters, while 4 percent back Batson and most remain undecided. Kobach and Schodorf tie at 46 percent for secretary of state. Migration tops issues at 87 percent, with voter registration at 21 percent.
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Schodorf
Brownback visit draws 25 red shirt supporters at education march
Governor Sam Brownback faced protesters in red T shirts supporting teachers and the Kansas National Education Association. The group criticized funding cuts tied to this year’s legislation while Brownback signed school funding increases and licensure changes. A court challenge over the law persists amid questions of adequacy of state aid and potential 2015 funding needs. The state also faced a lowered bond rating due to projected revenue shortfalls.
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Marbles the Chimp Remembered and Zoo’s Call to Care
A former Sedgwick County Zoo keeper recalls Marbles the chimp who died recently and reflects on the personal bonds with zoo animals. The piece urges readers to connect with wildlife, support conservation, and visit zoos, citing Howdi the black rhino and broader habitat threats. It closes with a call to action and a link for updates at leerichardsonzoo.org.
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Sedgwick County Zoo
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Garden City CVB eyes multiuse convention center growth
Johnson reports talking with 30 to 35 groups at Orlando trade shows about bringing turn key events to Garden City. Jugglers cited lack of a nearby hotel as a deal breaker, prompting calls for a multi use facility to attract conventions, events, and overnight stays alongside existing grants totaling 29356 for 10 events.
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Orlando
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International Jugglers Association
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