Interim dean named for KU School of Music
Alicia Ann Clair, long time KU music education and therapy professor, will become interim dean of the new School of Music starting July 1 as KU reorganizes fine arts programs. A national search for a permanent dean will begin in the fall with internal candidates focusing on the transition.
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Kansas University
Alicia Ann Clair
Alicia Clair
Richard Lariviere
Lynn Bretz
School of Music
EU Fine Arts
School of the
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
School of Architecture and Urban Planning
Clair
School of Education
Lawrence Datebook and Campus Events Summary
A dense Lawrence calendar lists Calder Quartet at Lied Center, bone density seminars at Lawrence Senior Center, a poetry reading at Dread Books with Boisseau Gallaher and Miller, an anime film night at Lawrence Public Library, and lectures at Spencer Museum of Art. Additional items include a Short Film Festival, readings at Raven Book Store, Dennis Whittaker at KU, major concerts by Britney Spears in Kansas City, Bela Fleck Africa Project, cloth diapering session, Lawrence Civic Choir concerts, Iraq What Next discussions, video-link campus talks, a vegetable gardening workshop in Lecompton.
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Lawrence Senior Center
Michelle Boisseau
John Gallaher
Wayne Miller
Dread Books
Kansas Union
Lawrence Public Library
Tof
Christopher M.S. Johns
Spencer Museum of Art
Miss
Lawrence Arts Center
N.H
Kelly McMasters
Raven
E. Seventh St
Dennis Whittaker
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
KU Campus
Britney Spears
Sprint
14Th and
Grand Streets
Kansas City
Bela Fleck
Uptown Theater
Broadway
Iraq
Simons Media Room
Dole Institute of Politics
Petefish Drive
Midwest
Baghdad
Mideast
Institute
Bill Lacy
Henrys
Lecompton
Building Blocks for Caregiving Session in Lawrence
Friday program at Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department runs 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at 200 Maine. Sponsored by Kansas Advocates for Better Care with a suggested $10 donation. Pre-registration requested. call 842-3088.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Maine
Kansas Advocates For
Public event submissions and meeting listings notice
Submissions for Datebook events can be mailed to Datebook P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 or emailed to datebook jiworld com. Many ongoing group meetings appear in the Meetings and Gatherings calendar in Saturdays Journal World with noon Wednesday submission. A full events listing is available online at tjworld com slash events.
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Datebook
P.O. Box
Lawrence
Jiworld.com
Journal-World
Jworld.com
Tjworld.com
Theft reports from Lawrence vehicles total over $2,400
A 23 year old Lawrence man reported a theft from his motor vehicle in the 2500 block of West 31st Street. He said that speakers and an amplifier were stolen and the rear window broken. Loss valued at 1,300 dollars. A 30 year old Lawrence resident reported another theft of a 2001 Chevy Blazer and an amplifier and speakers in the 3500 block of West Seventh Court. Loss at 1,100 dollars. Journal World notes not all police reports are printed. Continuous protection of victims names and arrest details applies.
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Lawrence
West 31St Street
Journal-World
Births in Kansas: Rigel Krebs, Brent Freeman, more
A boy born Tuesday to Rigel Krebs and Brent Freeman in Tonganoxie. A boy born Wednesday to Brian and Angie Nyp of Eudora. A girl born Wednesday to Jared Sloop and Megan Lynch of Valley Falls. A girl born Wednesday to Amanda and Andrew Noll of Cummings. A boy born Wednesday to Jaime and Jeremy Keeler of Lawrence.
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Rigel Krebs
Brent Freeman
Brian
Angie Nyp
Eudora
Jared Sloop
Megan Lynch
Valley Falls
Amanda
Andrew Noll
Cummings
Jaime
Jeremy Keeler
Lawrence
Journal-World invites readers to report errors and contact details
The Journal-World states its policy to correct significant errors and provides phone and email contacts for readers to report issues. Readers are urged to call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com to reach editors about corrections.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Deaths Sandra Jean Bell Kansas City Kansas
Sandra Jean Bell 62 of Kansas City Kansas died Tuesday March 31 2009 at Providence Medical Center Kansas City. Funeral services 11am Saturday at Chapel Hill Butler Funeral Home Kansas City. Born February 21 1947 she worked in finance and at Metro Park Warehouses retired 2007. Survivors include daughter Crystal OBrien sisters and a brother. Memorials suggested to Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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Kansas City
Kan
Sandra Jean
Sandy” Bell
Chapel Hill-Butler Funeral Home
Bell
Providence Medical Center
Glenn Ancel
Dorothy Mae Miller Rader
Linwood High School
Emporia State University
Marion “Burt” Bell
Miami
Oklo
Carmen Bell
Crystal O’brien
Lawrence
Joyce Stemmerman
Judy Mallory
Austin
Texas
Susan Ritter
Gladstone
Bill Rader
Sedalia
Indian Creek Parkway
Overland Park
Elsie Evelyn Watson Funeral services scheduled in Rock Creek
Funeral services for Elsie Evelyn Watson 93 of Rock Creek will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Jefferson Assembly of God Church north of Meriden with burial in Meriden Cemetery. She died April 1 2009 at Presbyterian Manor Topeka birth March 3 1916 in Otoe Nebraska. Survivors include three sons two daughters and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Memorials to Alzheimer's Foundation via Barnett Chapel Oaks Meriden Chapel.
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Elsie Evelyn Watson
Rock Creek
Jefferson Assembly of God Church
Meriden
Watson
Presbyterian Manor
Topeka
Otoe
Neb
Howard David
Edith Mary Paup Kerr
Church of the United Brethren
Ladies Aid Society
Young Matrons Club
Red Dale
Order of Eastern Star
Lewis Francis Watson
Harold D. Watson
Jimmy L. Watson
Ronnie A. Watson
Valley Falls
Laverne Harmon
Leah R. Lawrence
Perry
Mable Hellifer
Florida
Barnett Chapel Oaks Meriden Chapel
Alzheimer's Foundation
P.O
Barnettchapeloaks.com
Pantyline Project raises awareness on campus sexual violence
Annie McKay of the Student Involvement and Leadership Center describes underwear on Jayhawk Boulevard as a prompt for sexual violence messages. Submissions are invited through today at a campus table with displays April 27 to 30. The effort includes chalk ribbons and contact information for GaDuGi Safe Center for support. The city also hosts two Easter egg hunts on April 11 with free hunts for children ages 3 to 12 at South Park and the Lawrence Indoor Aquatic Center.
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Jayhawk Boulevard
Annie McKay
Emily Taylor
GaDuGi Safe Center
McKay
GaDuGi Safe
Lawrence
Overland Drive
South Park
Parks and Recreation
Statehouse Notebook Trim Predators County Cap
Kansas lawmakers move to cap the number of violent sexual predators housed in a single county at eight while awaiting release. The bill blocks Gov. Sebelius from expanding the Osawatomie State Hospital program, which would have added four more predators after July 1, with lawmakers citing concerns over program growth. SRS supports options, while Sebelius will review. Also, negotiators finalize a minimum wage bill raising Kansas to 7.25 dollars per hour in 2010, aligning with the federal level.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kathleen Sebelius
Osawatomie State Hospital
Osawatomie
House
Senate
Sebelius
Osawatomie Hospital
Pat Apple
Louisburg
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
SRS
Larned State Hospital
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Heard
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Lied
Stewart Drive
Lawrence Civic Choir
Schubert
Faure
Free Methodist Church
Lawrence Ave
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Rael Ror
West Seventh Court
Sandra Jean Bell
Constance
Commission
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Dennisconstance.com
Mississippi St
Cindy Koester
Statehouse
Vintage Park
Tonganoxie
Fe Lems Motors
el Emai Ol Mae LeMans
Eee Ee
Chic Y- Spraers
W. 8Th Street
Tonganoxie, KS
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