No Wolves for Birthday in Rome On 2726th Founding Day
Rome marked its 2726th birthday without the usual wolves near city hall to honor Romulus and Remus. Officials cited debt and health-related moves as two wolves were removed, with one died and the other sent to the zoo. April 21 is noted as Rome's traditional founding date.
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Ninety KU Seniors Named Phi Beta Kappa Honoraries
Ninety Kansas University seniors, including eight from Lawrence, were elected to Phi Beta Kappa for liberal arts excellence. Members maintain at least a 3.60 GPA after seven semesters, placing them in the top roughly ten percent of the class. Notables include Tina Blue English Diane Gunnels English and linguistics and others in education German sociology psychology mathematics history and East Asian studies.
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Bequest Supports KU Cancer Research From Dr. Loveland Estate
The Kansas University Endowment Association received about 93000 from the estate of Dr. Forrest L. Loveland, funding cancer research at KU Medical Center in Kansas City. Loveland, a Topeka physician and former health official, died in 1970. his widow Helen Loveland preceded him in death.
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