KU debate team heads to National Tournament after regional win
Addison Schile from Topeka and Nick Khatri of Edina Minnesota lead KU's second debate duo to the National Debate Tournament after defeating teams from Kansas State University University of Texas Missouri State University and more at a regional event at the University of Central Oklahoma. The tournament runs March 28 to 31 at Indiana University Bloomington. KU Med unveils an $800000 Hilton Foundation grant to establish a multiple sclerosis center at 3503 Rainbow Blvd north of the Kansas City Kansas campus. Sharon Lynch professor of neurology will direct the center which will join the Mid America MS Achievement Center. The facility will offer research psychological counseling physical and occupational therapy and recreational therapy for MS patients.
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Lawmakers weigh phased sale of liquor in stores
A Kansas House committee considers a plan to phase in strong beer wine and liquor sales at groceries and convenience stores starting July 2015 for liquor store license transfers within counties and later opening strong beer in 2017 wine in 2020 and liquor in 2024 with committee approval seen as a key test for backers.
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KU breaks ground on new dorm complex at Daisy Hill
KU officials began construction on a $47.8 million student housing project to replace McCollum Hall with two five story residence halls for about 350 students. The design emphasizes learning spaces, a commons area, and tech features including wireless internet and media rooms.
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Spring Arts Crafts Fest draws 80 exhibitors in Lawrence
Kathy Reynolds showcases her multi medium crafts from dolls to soaps at the Spring Arts & Crafts Fest at Douglas County Fairgrounds Build ing 21. The event runs 9 am to 4 pm Saturday featuring handmade items and commercial products from 80 exhibitors. Reynolds began crafting three decades ago as a stay at home mom and later earned exposure when QVC scouts invited her to Nebraska auditions for home shopping.
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