Connecticut University appoints Hankins as assistant dean
Dr. John D. Hankins, Lawrence native and former Kansas University professor, named assistant dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Connecticut University at Storrs. He will also teach English. Hankins joined the Connecticut faculty in 1962 and has advised at the arts and sciences counseling center for two and a half years. He studied at Leiden in 1953 54 and earned a Tufts bachelor’s magna cum laude in 1958. His specialty is 18th Century studies.
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Indiana University PhD Recipient Noted in Literature Study
A scholar earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Indiana University and is recognized for contributions to the field of English literature. The formal credential underscores the individual's academic focus on literary studies and critical analysis.
Ford Theater Reopens After a Century Lapse
Ford's Theater in Washington reopens for dramatic presentations a century after Lincoln was shot there. A three year, 2.7 million National Park Service project restored it to its original condition ahead of the rededication on Sunday after years as a locked site, offices, and a museum.
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Surgeon Sees Heart Transplant Work Despite Deaths
At Stanford, Dr. Norman E. Shumway said the transplanted heart functioned well in Mike Kasperak before death from kidney and liver failures. He emphasized observations may aid future recipients and noted no heart rejection evidence post mortem. British expert Dr. Donald Ross commented the death was not surprising given open heart surgery risks.
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Senate votes to establish 504,500 acre North Cascades Park
The Senate approves a measure creating North Cascades National Park in Washington state spanning about 504,500 acres. The House of Representatives will consider the bill later this year.
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