Jayhawk student earns Fulbright to study in Finland
Linda Helmig a KU doctoral student in clinical psychology received a Fulbright Research Scholarship to study contraceptive technology and decision making in Finland. She will live in Helsinki conduct dissertation research at the University of Helsinki School of Public Health during the 1993 94 academic year and has a Lois Roth Endowment grant of 1000 to support her work.
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Linda Helmig
Kansas University
Finland
Helmig
United States
Helsinki
University of Helsinki School of Public Health
Lois Roth
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
U.S. Information Agency
U.S
Power Mower profile of artist Lawrence Herd in NYT
The New York Times features Lawrence Herd, famed for large scale grass sculpture art, in a Sunday Style profile titled Power Mower. The piece notes his proposed two to three acre commission on vacant Trump land in New York City and mentions past works like a Will Rogers portrait and an 18 acre Absolut bottle.
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Lawrence
Stan Herd
New York Times
Power Mower
Herd
New York City
Donald Trump
Trump
Protection
Will Rogers
Bluegrass Jam Draws Thousands At South Park
Sun day at South Park hosted a spontaneous bluegrass jam and the 13th annual Fiddling and Picking Championships drawing several thousand across two stages. Jason Moehlman won youth fiddle while Adam Moehlman earned youth honors. families formed Sunflower Bluegrass and planned September appearances. Winners were named in multiple categories including mandolin, flat-pick guitar, ensemble singing, and banjo with performers from Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma.
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South Park
Kansas State
Deryle Cline
Gordon Bearss
Centropolis
Bearss
Sunflower Bluegrass
Jason
Adam
Cline
William Teagle
Overland Park
Larry Linter
Edgerton
Gib Sosman
Lawrence
Dennis Pash
Frank Shopen
Scott
Hutchinson native William Stafford dies Oregon poet laureate
William Edgar Stafford, Kansas born writer who served as Oregon poet laureate, died at 79 in Lake Oswego of natural causes. A retired English professor at Lewis and Clark College, he led poetry as consultant to the Library of Congress in 1970 and won the National Book Award for Traveling Through the Dark in 1963. He leaves Dorothy, a son, two daughters. funeral plans pending.
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Lake Oswego
Ore
William Edgar Stafford
Oregon
Stafford
Jeff McClennan
Clackamas County
Lewis & Clark College
Library of Congress
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas University
Iowa State University
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Stephen Williams
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Paradise Cafe
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M Jones
Briss
Park
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Joe Clark
Emily
Kansas City
William Stafford
Barbara Roberts
Straub
American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters
Endowment For the Arts
Dorothy
Sheridan
Bailey
Dan
Bella Valpolicella
Tanqueray Gin
John Welker
Weller
CIE Napa
Berghoff
Bock
Michelob
Silver Oak
Napa Valley
Aexander Valley
Chateau Grand-Puy- Lacoste-Pulllac
Sequoia Groves
Chateau du Montor Vouvray
Rosemont Traminer
Chateau Plagnac
Rutherford Cabernet
Morgan
Dewer
Journal-World
Alison Hearne Atkins
M.A
Frontier Rd
Atkins
Fort Hays State University
North Carolina
Kansas
West Central
National Association of Teachers of Singing
Sigma Alpha Iota
Music Fraternity For
First Med
Ridge Court
Bob Frederick
Tommy Morrison
Mike Williams
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