Visitors judge books by jackets at Kansas exhibit
At the University Press of Kansas an exhibit showcases top 2012 book jackets and layouts. Karl Janssen notes craftsmanship and legibility while 94 books and jackets from 273 books and 331 jackets are featured. Visitors may study interior design details and obtain show catalog copies.
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Douglas County urges support for Child Abuse Prevention Month
The Douglas County Child Abuse Prevention Task Force asks residents to join events in April including a 4 PM proclamation at the County Commission meeting, a Friday Wear Blue Day, and a planting of 500 pinwheels at City Hall. Displays of 200 pinwheel bouquets will line local businesses while ambassadors perform 150 random acts of kindness with Hershey bars and protective factor bookmarks.
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Improve long term care standards in Kansas program
KDADS and Kansas State University Center on Aging administer the PEAK 2.0 program to raise nursing home standards. The program now supports 162 active participants as it shifts from task oriented care to person centered models. Applications are accepted through April 30. contact PEAK 2.0 at 785-532-2776 or ksucoa@gmail.com.
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KU engineers head to Henkel Innovation Challenge final
KU seniors Emily Thompson and Jeff Hoffman travel to Dusseldorf to compete in the Henkel Innovation Challenge finals. Their adhesive concept uses nanotechnology to bond on activation and release bonds with radiation for recyclability, following a first-place regional win.
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Correction: Raven Bookstore owner misidentified in rain barrel story
A March 30 Journal-World workshop report misidentified Julie Trowbridge-Alford as owner of The Raven Bookstore on Seventh Street. Trowbridge-Alford is an employee, not an owner, of the store.
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