Language lab expands access to international TV broadcasts
KU's Ermal Garinger Academic Resource Center houses a language lab with monitors and tape players offering live and taped international news. Students rely on SCCLA satellite feeds to view programs from around the world, preferring them to limited U.S. coverage. SCOLA plans more entertainment content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wescoe Hall
Ermal Garinger
Japan
Fujisankei News of
Tokyo
CNN
Ishizaka
Satellite Communications For
Learning Associated
SCCLA
McClelland, Iowa
Lee Lubbers
SCOLA
United States
Canada
Lubbers
Mike Yoder
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Ku’s
Dean's offices to start processing applications Thursday
On January 26, the Dean's offices will begin processing applications. This marks the initial rollout with staff handling submissions and directing applicants through the intake steps.
Kansas campus arts and sports events schedule
A comprehensive listing of events across University of Kansas venues including women's basketball games against Oklahoma and Nebraska at Allen Fieldhouse, art exhibitions at Spencer Museum of Art, KANU radio programming, Imagination Workshop, theatre and dance performances, a PC-Internet workshop, linguistics colloquy, lectures, and SUA film screenings. Highlights include Bill T. Jones performances, a Still Here lecture, and a Welcome range of hours and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanu FM
Imagination Workshop
Yardley Hall
Johnson County Community College
Overland Park
Fee
National Public Radio
Call
Stephen A. Klotz
Lawrence
Natural History Museum
Ku-Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Allen Fieldhouse
Bill T. Jones
Arnie Zane
Cindy
Pierard
Epierard
Ukanvm
Ukans
Geri Lamer
Blake Hall
Stephen J. Shawl
Malott
Hallmark
Patrick Coyne
Communications Arts Magazine
Palo Alto
Calif
Spencer Museum of Art
Design
Oread Baroque Ensemble
St. Lawrence Catholic
Crescent Road
Department of Music and Dance and
University Theatre
Lied Center
SUA
Woodruff
Kansas Union
KU University of Nebraska, Lincoln
PC Lab
Academic Computing Services
Wescoe
Eunice Stackhouse
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Bill T. Jones. 7:30 P.m. Auditorium, Lied Center, Call 864-4401. Sua
KU students named Truman finalists from Hesston and Manhattan
Two Kansas University students, Lorraine A. Claassen of Hesston and Sherman W. Reeves of Manhattan, were named Truman Scholarship finalists. Claassen pursues public administration after graduation, Reeves plans a medical degree with public policy, and both are active in campus governance and service groups. The Truman Scholarships, established in 1975, provide up to 27,000 for graduate study and up to 3,000 for senior year, with up to 85 scholarships awarded nationwide. Winners announced in April.
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Kansas University
Truman
Lorraine A. Claassen
Hesston
Sherman W. Reeves
Manhattan
Claassen
Reeves
KU Summerfield
Kansas Board of Regents
Institute of Public Administration and Policy
Center For Community Outreach
University
Affirmative Action Board
Kansas Commission On National and Community Service
Commission
East Central Kansas Community Action Agency
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Truman Foundation
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Lisa Stewart
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