West Junior High Activity Roundup Amid Class Projects and Events
West Junior High students engage in language unit work on family and foods, plus greetings and likes. The Knowl edge Master team earns Division III National Championship. A ribbon cutting opens a new computer lab, with about 60 attendees. Tennis preseason meetings set for February, and Warhawk Invitational basketball runs February 18 to 20 with multiple schools invited. Emily Dickinson poetry visit highlights MLA format papers. Book clubs discuss The Ladder of Years and The Eyes of Darkness. ninth graders lead Fallafadoos under Ms. Austin.
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Emily Dickinson
Fallafadoos Book Club
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Ms. Austin
Academic events and performances at KU today
Today features graduate fellowships nominations and SPEAK test at Garinger Center, a faculty recital by Christopher Moore, Inge Theatre productions Communion and Tales From the Wasteland, and multiple lectures, panels, and musical events across the Hall Center, Alderson Auditorium, and Lied Center. Also listed are men and women's basketball games at Missouri and Iowa State, plus numerous workshops and film showings.
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Riccar
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Eniacat Hall
Christopher Moore
Inge
Don Schawang
Hall Center
Catherine Lee Preston
Barry L. Shank
Strong Hall
Cheryl Brown Henderson
Brown Foundation For Educational Equity
Topeka
Alderson
Kansas Union
Black Student Union
Student Senate
Kim Grassmeyer
Student Assistance Center
Call
Inge Theatre Series
Dora Neale Hurston
Robert E. Hemenway
University Forum
Peru
Amazon
Andes
Roger Boyd
Baker University
ECM Center
Oread Ave
Rosalea Postma-Carttar
Wescoe
University of Missouri, Columbia
Anna Schick
Swarthout
Inge Theatre
Optioan
Patricia
North America
Ki-Aikido
Robinson Center
Ki-Aikido Club
SUA Film
Woodruff Auditorium
SUA
Lied Center
Murphy Hall
Lied
Sensei
Natural History Museum
Iowa State University
Ames
Allen Fieldness
KUID
Tales From the
Wasteland
Will Averill
Art and Design Gallery
Kashiwaga Sensei
Ki-Aiki
CBS
Kansas City mayor will not take White House post
Kansas City mayor Emanuel Cleaver announced after Sunday services that he will remain in the city. He said the opportunity to work in the Clinton administration is gone for ever and declined to identify the offered position. Cleaver, 52, has led KC since 1991 and won re election in 1995.
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Emanuel Cleaver
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