KU law professor wins 1991 Moreau Counseling Award
Reginald L. Robinson, associate professor of law at Kansas University, received the 1991 Frederick J. Moreau Award for student counseling on May 3. The honor honors a faculty member who mirrors Dean Moreau’s concern for students, with nominations by the Student Bar Association. Robinson, joining KU in 1988 after clerkship and honors as a Kan sas Law Review editor, helped found the Kansas Journal of Law and Public Policy and teaches constitutional and race discrimination law.
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Green Hall
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Order of the Coif
Kansas Law Review
Kansas Journal of Law and Public Policy
KU biology senior wins NSF fellowship for snake study
KU biology senior John Joseph Wiens of Lakewood Colorado won an NSF graduate fellowship among 93 nationwide. He will use a 14 000 three year award plus a 6000 annual tuition allowance to pursue a doctorate in herpetology at the University of Texas Austin studying evolutionary relationships among elapid snakes and venomous ancestry. He has conducted undergraduate frog and lizard research and traveled to South America to collect specimens including a new frog found in northern Peru's cloud forests before a road widening bulldozed the site.
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Andes
National Science Foundation
NSF
John Joseph Wiens
Lakewood
Colo
University of Texas, Austin
Wiens
South America
Peru
Europeans lift horsemeat ban in 12 European countries
The European Community lifted a five week ban on shipments of American horsemeat to 12 member states. Ray MacSharry cited health and hygienic concerns and trichinosis controls. The ban began March 27 and was connected to an American plant with about 20 traced cases. Fresh horse meat remains a large U.S. export to the EEC, valued at 80 to 100 million dollars annually.
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European Community
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European Commission
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MacSharry
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U.S
Vonthron
French artisans recreate ancient lamassu for Louvre exhibit
In Chicago, Michel Bourbon leads a French team casting a plaster and silicone replica of a 40-ton winged bull from Sargon II's Dur-Sharrukin. The project uses potatoes to smooth silicone, aims to replicate the lamassu for the Louvre in Paris, and preserves the original's curse inscription while detailing Kiln timing and exhibit plans.
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Louvre Art Museum
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Fort
Sargon
Iraqi
Mosul
Teeter
Karen Wilson
Louvre
Khorsabad
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