TANF access in Kansas tied to Brownback rule changes
A Johnson County UCS report says Kansas makes TANF aid harder to obtain under Gov. Sam Brownback. It notes $102 million in federal TANF funds and warns that welcome rules and policy shifts by the Kansas Department for Children and Families reduced the number of needy families receiving benefits despite rising poverty.
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Students explore Antarctica via live video with KU researcher
Kansas University scientist Carl Leuschen spoke to Southwest Middle School students from McMurdo Station about life in Antarctica and how ice sheets are changing with the climate. He described the trek to interior ice and answered questions on weather, wildlife, growth, and even bathroom habits.
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KU Business School Teams with DST Systems for Data Research
The Kansas University School of Business and DST Systems in Kansas City announce a three year partnership via the Center for Business Analytics Research. DST will contribute 25,000 annually, with the first 10,000 funding a graduate fellowship to support an MBA student on a data project.
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