KU students win four Goldwater Scholarships in 2012
Four Kansas University students earned Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships, bringing KU’s total to 53 since 1986. Recipients are Theodore Edward Christensen IV from Topeka, Jeremy Hopkins from Overland Park, Rodi M. Torres-Gavosto from Lawrence, and Brittany Nicole Krutty from Olathe, all recognized for work in science and engineering. Meanwhile a Douglas County jury convicted Mikael Englund of Richmond, 23, for two counts of aggravated robbery and one count of aggravated burglary in Lawrence robberies. He faces sentencing May 10. co-defendants have pleaded or been convicted in related cases.
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Olathe
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Richmond
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Allergies Talk Set At NeuCare Saturday Dr Neuhofel Hosts
Dr. Ryan Neuhofel leads a free patient education program on seasonal allergies at NeuCare Family Medicine 346 Maine. The 10 to 11 a m session titled Pollen Rag weed and Grasses Oh My reviews symptoms cold vs allergies and treatments with a Q and A after. Registration is requested but not required via email info neucare.net.
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Late NCAA title game pushes Kansas district tests
Lawrence's Jayhawks win leads to postponement of state assessments across several elementary schools. New York and Hillcrest moved tests to Friday to avoid fatigue and absences after the KU Kentucky championship. Quail Run and others adjusted schedules while some middle schools kept testing on other days.
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Six women selected for KU Women’s Hall of Fame
Kansas Supreme Court judge Carol A. Beier joins KU leaders and staff as six new members of the KU Women’s Hall of Fame. Recipients include Mary Burg, Cynthia Carroll of Anglo American PLC, Lorraine Haricombe, Debra Kamps, Linda Weir Enegren, and others recognizing decades of service and achievement at KU and in the community.
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Anglo American PLC
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Bowling Green State University
Ohio
Debra Kamps
Juniper Gardens
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LS Industries
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