Former rocker turns to running for life in KU tale
Stan Sheldon, ex bass player for Peter Frampton and a star on Frampton Comes Alive, abandons rock excess for fitness and vegan living. Now approaching 50, he jogs the levee, earns a KU environmental studies degree, and says he is more successful now than in his touring peak.
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Single mother rebuilds life through college and risk taking
Anna Kraxner, 45, recently divorced KU student and mother of two, watched friends move away as her life unraveled. After inspiration from a 50s-era novelist on TV, she changed careers, borrowed money, and enrolled full time at Kansas University to regain purpose.
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Graduation ceremonies at Kansas University announced
KU marks commencement with ceremonies today across campus. Six basketball players among graduates are featured, with details on pages 3C and 4B outlining honors and campus events.
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Lawrence High School Graduation Party Sets All Night Event
Lawrence High seniors will attend a five hour post graduation party at the Granada starting 11 p.m. May 25 funded by the Journal World and local donors over 5,000 dollars. Prizes include two 500 scholarships, a donated truck, 1500 toward a computer, 200 Sprint Spree Cards, a TV or stereo, and hourly drawings.
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Baldwin coach controversy sparks school board meeting
Baldwin School Board members will meet May 27 to address a dispute involving Ted Zuzzio, Baldwin High School girls basketball coach, and his move to a Baldwin Junior High School teaching post. Administrators argue the switch forfeits high school coaching duties.
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Old Wakarusa landfill targeted for repairs
Lawrence city officials seek a $100,000 KDHE contract to repair erosion at an old city landfill northwest of Clinton Parkway and Wakarusa Drive behind the Clinton Water Treatment Plant. The project, costing $167,800 total with city share $67,800, will cover six terraces with dirt and install drainage pipes and rock-lined ditches to control runoff.
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