Four KU Faculty To Receive Teaching Awards At Commencement
Four Kansas University faculty members will be honored Monday night during the graduation ceremony. One will receive the $1,000 H. Bernard Fink award for outstanding classroom teaching. the other three will receive $1,000 awards from the Standard Oil Company Foundation. Recipients are chosen by a secret committee of three to five faculty members and two students, aided by class rosters, nominations, and student input via the EU Endowment Association. The winners were previously announced at the Senior Parent luncheon last year and will be introduced during the commencement ceremony.
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JFK Paintings to Go on Public Display in Boston
Watercolors by the late President John F Kennedy painted during his 1950s recovery will be shown publicly for the first time May 24. The exhibit at the Institute of Contemporary Art benefits the John F Kennedy Library and includes works by other Kennedy family members.
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KU Yearbook to Continue At KU After Debt Reduction
Kansas University's Jayhawker yearbook will continue next year as debts are reduced. The advisory board approved carrying on the book with a deficit about 1,000 funded from the senate reserve. Stitt reported commitments of over 7,000 to pay bills and lower costs, plus lower-than-expected expenses.
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Cancer Study Grant To Kansas University Medical Center
The National Cancer Institute awarded $32 635 to fund studies by Dr. Lawrence J. Humphrey at Kansas University Medical Center. The research focuses on surgical removal of regional lymph nodes.
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Nixon says president communicates well with youth
Mrs. Richard Nixon told reporters at a Red Cross awards luncheon in Tulsa that the President has always had a fine reception on college visits and with young people and that he communicates successfully with the country’s youth despite press reports.
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