Free gun storage offered at KU campuses
KU's Office of Public Safety provides storage for legal rifles and shotguns for students faculty and staff living on campus or units owning firearms. The service targets hunters visiting campus with about four to five requests per semester. A government issued photo ID is required and kept with the weapon.
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KU to host info session on concealed weapons law
The University Senate at Kansas University will hold an information session about changes in concealed weapon laws. The event runs 2 30 to 4 30 p m Tuesday in 120 Budig Hall with a sign in. Police will check serial numbers to confirm no theft or crime connection. Guns may be stored and retrieved during normal hours with police meeting students to arrange pickup.
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Safe outdoor lighting project planning guide
Step by step guide covers planning drawing measuring wiring and wattage labeling strings and circuits. Highlights include calculating total wattage using string tags 120 volt supply and 80 percent breaker rule to stay safe and efficient with LED options. Includes contact for home improvement questions.
Haskell conducts campus facilities study this fall
Haskell Indian Nations University has crews on the ground analyzing every room of every building for the school’s first comprehensive facilities study in 10 years. The report due early next year will guide future planning, updating, and addressing obsolete structures as part of the university’s strategic plan.
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Kansas Catholic school wins 100K for iPads
St Joseph Catholic School in Shawnee celebrated as teacher Lisa Fox was surprised mid assembly to learn she had won Farmers Insurance Dream Big grant. The $100,000 prize funds iPad Minis for students and new iPad Airs for teachers, among six national winners. Kansas Education Commissioner Randy Watson attended and praised the effort. Fox, a kindergarten teacher, sought the grant to introduce coding concepts to young learners.
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