Bandswomen Join Kansas University Marching Band
The Kansas University marching band adds a dozen women, changing a long held all male tradition. Veterans initially resisted but warmed to the change as the group grew bigger and stronger, with both challenges and praise from members and leaders.
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David Koenig
Florissant
Kansas University
Pam Johnson
Hoffman Estates
Ill
Miss Johnson
Bob Foster
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Kansas University Marching Band
Jeff Hodges
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Bob Fabia
Junction City
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Greg Clemens
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Connie Brooks
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Koenig
Spices Limited Seasonings Advice From Agriculture Dept
The U S Department of Agriculture cautions limiting spices and herbs used at one time to avoid overly strong aromatic flavors as heat intensifies seasoning.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Christmas Gatherings Across Several Homes Note Local Families
A series of holiday gatherings at the homes of Price and Knox families involve relatives and colleagues from Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Texas. Guests include university instructors and teaching assistants, with visits planned to New York and Wind Cave National Park. Additional dinners hosted for board members and educators mark the Christmas season.
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G. Batey Price
Barker Ave
Walters Nollendorff
Karlis
Andra
Lucy
Madison
Wis
Lucy Jean Price
Edwina Price
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Doris and
Diane Price
Mr. Nollendorff
University of Wisconsin
New York City
Modern Language Assn
Griffith Price
New York
Nollendorff
Wisconsin University
Dr. Knox
Nut variety enhances flavor and texture in recipes
The USDA notes nuts add rich flavor and texture to foods. Any common nut can substitute for another, except chestnuts and coconut. Salted nuts should not replace unsalted ones unless salt is reduced in the recipe.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Low Heat Key to Tender Juicy Meat Says USDA
The USDA says success in meat cookery relies on medium to low temperatures and brief cooking times. Beef veal lamb and pork prepared this way stay juicy with maximum tenderness.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Small Frying Utensils Touted by USDA
The U S Department of Agriculture advises that smaller frying utensils heat faster with less surface fat exposed, yielding a lower smoke point than larger utensils.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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