Seabury students stay busy Christmas concert at Seabury
The Bishop Seabury Academy Ensemble and All-Academy Chorus presented the annual Christmas concert on December 15 featuring traditional carols and choral numbers. A ninth grade ethics survey explored Carol Gilligan's moral perspective thesis, finding younger students align with it while older students blend justice and care views regardless of gender.
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Bishop Seabury Academy Ensemble
All-Academy Chorus
Carol Gilligan
KU Faculty And Students Plan Rome Trip And Cultural Study
Dr. Mary Greenwood Johnson leads a Fulbright committee trip to Denver on Dec 11 to select 1999 2000 teaching assignments in France. Kansas University students will visit Rome during spring break for nine days to study art architecture and culture with lectures and campus tours.
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Wilcox Classical Museum
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Generation Why grant funds Lawrence junior highs tech training
Lawrence Public Schools receive a 15000 grant from the Kansas Department of Education to boost high tech study at South Central and Southwest junior highs. About 20 seventh graders per building will learn computer programs after hours with a faculty mentor. West Junior High misses funding due to a lab already, but will participate in training.
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Douglas County hires Doniphan ag agent Bill Wood
Douglas County Extension Service chooses Doniphan County agr icultural agent Bill Wood 42 to start February 8 replacing Garry Keeler who left for the Kansas State Department of Agriculture. Wood, with 10 years in Doniphan and prior work in Graham and Wabaunsee, says he can focus on agriculture as the county’s single agent and notes ongoing 4 H responsibilities. The move leaves one 4 H vacancy as applications run through January 6 with a March target fill.
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Roy Lee Lindsey
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Courthouse Burglary Leaves $500 Damage and Missing Cash
Douglas County Sheriff's deputies dusted for fingerprints after a weekend break-in at the courthouse targeted the clerk and treasurer offices. No money or equipment stolen except for about $2,000 of Patty Jaimes personal funds from a small safe. Investigators had not identified suspects, and officials planned no immediate broad fingerprinting of county staff.
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Judicial and Law Enforcement Center
Bill Bell
Bell
Kenny Massey
Massey
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