Caslen stresses leadership and unity at Fort Leavenworth
Lt. Gen. Robert L. Caslen Jr. said electronic warfare can jam IEDs but also disrupt radios and UAV links as he outlined priorities after becoming commanding general of the U.S. Army Combined Arms Center. He highlighted trust, competence, and integrity, praised Army KU collaboration on the Wounded Soldiers program, and emphasized family and culture in leadership during his media briefing at Fort Leavenworth.
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Fort Leavenworth
Robert L. Caslen Jr
U.S. Army Combined Arms Center
Caslen
Iraq
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Command and General Staff College
United States
Army
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Shelly
Obama selects Barbara Atkinson for bioethics commission
President Obama announced Barbara Atkinson of Kansas University will join the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues. Atkinson, KU Medical Center executive vice chancellor since 2005 and executive dean since 2002, helps shape ethical policy for biomedical advances. KU’s Women’s Hall of Fame adds five inductees including Carol Marinovich and Janet Murguia, with other KU graduates Mary Murguia and Judy Wright also noted.
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Barack Obama
Kansas University
Barbara Atkinson
Presidential Commission For
Atkinson
KU Medical Center
KU School of Medicine
Obama
White House
Kansas University’s Women’s Hall of Fame
Carol Marinovich
Kansas City
Kan
Karen Miller
Schools of Allied Health and Nursing
U.S. Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
Judy Lucy Wright
KU Endowment
Chancellor's Club
Janet
Mary Murguia
Wright
Marinovich
Women's Hall of Fame
Kansas Union
CrimeStoppers tip helps solve two Douglas County robberies
An anonymous CrimeStoppers tip led to the May arrest of Sedryck E. Welch, 21, Topeka, on two counts of aggravated robbery in Douglas County District Court for a June 9 2009 Mr. Goodcents armed robbery at 1410 Kasold and an August 3 2009 Conoco store robbery at 2447 W. Sixth St. Bond was set at 75000 with a May 5 preliminary hearing. The caller’s information was crucial. Call CrimeStoppers at 843-TIPS with tips on unsolved crimes.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Welch
Potter Lake dredging approved at KU for lake revival
KU will spend 125000 to dredge Potter Lake with funds from the Student Senate Finance Committee the Office of the Chancellor and KU Endowment. An additional 200000 from ARPA will upgrade storm drains to reduce runoff into Potter Lake. Work starts in June using suction barges and will not drain the lake.
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Potter Lake
Student Senate
KU Endowment
Jayhawk Boulevard
Melissa Allen
Bernadette Gray-Little
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Lapham’s Quarterly
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Shawn Linenberger
KU Women's Hall of Fame
Janet Murguia
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National Council of la Raza
Arizona
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Kansas Biological Survey
Christine Metz
Estee Lauder
Estée Lauder
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