Haskell aims at teacher education program launch
Haskell Indian Junior College President Bob Martin outlined Vision 2000 as the top priority for next year, focusing on creating baccalaureate degrees in teacher education and other areas to meet national Native American needs. If plans hold, the school will enroll the first four year program next fall.
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Charles M. Sugar dies at 78 long-time Kansas City boss
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