Hero Seeks Big Brother for 9-Year-Old Justin
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Douglas County seeks a male mentor for 9 year old Justin. He awaits a role model to bike with throw a football or share fishing tips. Contact 843-7359 to learn how you can be a hero in his life.
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Justin
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Douglas County
Johnsons provide emergency shelter for youths in need
Arnie and Karen Johnson volunteer with Volunteers in Court since 1993, offering emergency short term shelter for neglected abused runaways and youths awaiting foster placement. Honored as Alternative Home of the Year 1993 1996, the couple open their home nights and weekends and reunite children with guardians or place them in foster care.
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Arnie
Karen Johnson
Douglas County Court Services
Annie
Karen
Johnsons
Kansas State Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services
District Court
Michelle Roberts
Lawrence
Net on an old MS-DOS PC could work with limits
An article explains that older 80286 or 80386 MS-DOS 3.x systems can access the Internet. It notes slower performance and reduced graphics, but and you can use DOS Internet applications. A service may provide a basic DOS toolset, or they are available online.
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Kansas University
Cc.ukans
Coast .Net
DOS Internet Setup in the DOS Era
Doug Heacock outlines DOS based Internet access steps including SLIP connection, Telnet, FTP, and DOSLynx. He discusses needed software, network cards, packet drivers, and hardware challenges, noting old 5.25 inch drives may hinder setup and urging patience.
Apple or IBM Which Computer Is Best for a Child
A reader weighs Apple and IBM for school use noting that Mac software lags years behind IBM, yet Macs are easier to configure. The writer advises choosing the system based on the child’s school model and personal work needs, and dismisses Apple’s potential failure as a sole reason to switch. David Greenbaum of Geeks on Wheels offers contact details for further questions.
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Apple
IBM
David Greenbaum
Asg
De gendering kids and battling stereotypes in parenting
Joey Sprague of Kansas University argues for de gendering in classrooms and daily tasks from first grade onward. He suggests alphabetic class division to avoid reinforcing gender roles, rotating duties at home, and reading practices that challenge male default protagonists, emphasizing values, tolerance, and attention to each child's needs.
Summer leisure programs fill Lawrence Parks roster
Lawrenc e Parks and Recreation enrollments continue at South Park Recreation Center and Douglas County Senior Services Inc. with a range of classes for all ages. Swim lessons, baseball camps, band concerts, and Friday through Saturday activities are listed along with preregistration and contact numbers.
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Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department
South Park Recreation Center
Mass
Holcom Recreation Center
Carl Knox
Lawrence Aquatic Center
Lawrence City Band
South Park Gazebo
Mercantile Bank
Billy Spears
Douglas County Senior Services Inc
Fort Scott
Lawrence Fencing Club
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Karen and
Arnie Johnson
TaNare
Turi
Telnet
NCSA
Coastnet
SimTel
Doug Heacock
Kansas Research and Educational Network
Lawrence Journal World
N.H
Douc Heacock
Davin Greenbaum
Joey Sprague
Douglas County Senior Services
Baldwin Recreation
Baldwin Swimming Pool
River City Sharks
Catl Daniel Fisher
Lawrence Senior Center
Elise
Pierre Clement
Lawrence Bicycle Club
South Park
Broken Arrow Park
Perkins
W. 23Rd
Lawrence Chess Club
Country Kitchen
U.S. Chess Federation
Rick Hodges
Hatha Yoga
Gopi
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Margaret Carr
Call Carr