KU Shorelight deal aims to grow international enrollment
KU signs a 15 year revenue sharing pact with Shorelight to recruit international students for the KUAAP program. Shorelight gains 10 percent of tuition after initial stages, while KU keeps 90 percent once administrative costs are covered, with targets for enrollment and academics. Concerns arise about access, affordability, and student oversight as Senate debates the role of agents and student input.
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Shorelight
Sara Rosen
Douglas County District Court
Journal-World
Rosen
KUAAP
Basil Cleveland
Wolf-Wendel
National Association For College Admission Counseling
Association
U.S
Cleveland
Qi Chen
Chen
Brownback to Sign Controversial School Finance Bill
A disputed bill on school finance, on Brownback’s desk, would restore some higher education cuts, fund poor public districts per a Kansas Supreme Court order, repeal teacher tenure, allow unlicensed teachers in science and math, and grant corporate tax breaks for funds to send low income students to private schools. Brownback indicated he will sign the measure into law.
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Brownback
Kansas Supreme Court
Schwilling Embraces Adversity Aims for Ms Wheelchair America
Schwilling, a wheelchair user from Kansas, frames adversity as growth and plans to advocate for disability rights while sharing her story. She aspires to private practice someday and will compete for Ms Wheelchair America in Long Beach in August, with more details on the Kansas page.
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Schwilling
KU students improvise videos on intimate violence ethics
The Interactive Theatre Troupe at KU teams with the film and media studies department to create short improvised videos addressing intimate violence without showing explicit violence. Nicole Hodges Persley leads research driven rehearsals, focusing on hot moments and brevity while balancing audience sophistication. The project aims to debut during Hawk Week with campus screenings and online releases after IOA approval.
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Halling
Nicole Hodges Persley
Hodges Persley
The
Kansas Union
IOA
On the Record: list of individuals and addresses
The record lists numerous individuals with ages and residence locations such as Benedict Almquist Amy Savareshkal in Seattle and Michael Purdon Patricia Volle in Lawrence. Other entries include Edgerton Baldwin City Lawrence Lawrence Topeka Hutton Cain Miller Retter Constance Crane Blake Holton Bowers and multiple street and apartment addresses.
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Benedict Jordan Almquist
Seattle
Amy Rajaya Savareshkal
Michael Scott Purdon
Lawrence
Patricia Sue Volle
Christopher Michael Sean Ebert
Edgerton
Jill Renae Underwood
Baldwin City
Seth Cole
Krystel Ma Hive
Brian Scott Gottstein
Glendive
Caren Brianne Wasson
Joseph Henry Peltzer III
Matthew Donald Cain
Catherine Ann Cain
E. 12Th St
Eudora
Cindy Kay Miller
Adam Avenue
Susan Lynne Retter
Heatherwood
Apt
Mina Renee Thomas
California St
Constance Rausch Crane
Anthony Michael
Blake Michael Holton
S.W. 24Th Place
Geri Lynn Bowers
14Th St
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Lisa Wolf- Wendel
DaCrh
Kansas University
Caitlin Doornbos
Gina Sands
Sandi
Jane McQueeny
Rhonda L. Hutton
Douglas County
Gary Scott Hutton
Johnson County
Lawrence High School
Showtime
J WN
Clinton Parkway
LHS
Hy-Vee
uVeo
Che Last
Okehous
Massachusetts
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