New KJHK studio moves to Kansas Union
KJHK at the University of Kansas will relocate from the Shack on 1132 West 11th Street to a new third floor space in the Kansas Union, with a late March to April move planned. The project, costing about 450000 dollars, is split between station funds and a 10 year KU loan, featuring a floating studio and enhanced music library and offices.
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Joe O'Donnell
KJHK
Sadler Annex
11Th St
Kansas Union
Kansas University
Logan Nickels
Stillwater
Okla
FedEx Kinko
Nickels
W. 11Th St
Tom Johnson
11Th Street
Johnson
Holistic approach to mental health to be shared
Sue Westwind and Cheryl Miller share a path through depression and anxiety. They will host a free program on January 11 at Unity Church of Lawrence detailing drug free methods and personal success stories. The event features video clips from Dr. Mark Hyman and a related eight week course by Natural Mind.
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Sue Westwind
Cheryl Miller
Westwind
Unity Church of
Lawrence
Madeline Lane
Miller
Natural Mind
Hilary Brown
Local Burger
Mark Hyman
UltraWellness Center
Lenox
Mass
KU plan to study medicinal plants and build garden
Barbara Timmermann of Kansas University and Kelly Kindscher of the Kansas Biological Survey lead a five year five million dollar project funded by the Kansas Bioscience Authority. They will collect and screen more than 150 plant species for anti inflammatory and painkilling compounds while creating an outdoor medicinal garden at KU’s West Campus. The garden will host demonstrations for classes and the public and involve community participation.
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Barbara Timmermann
Kansas University
Timmermann
Kansas Biological Survey
Kelly Kindscher
Prairie
Kansas Bioscience Authority
KU School of Pharmacy
New West
Kindscher
Europe
United States
Malott Hall
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