Four KU faculty win good teaching awards of 1000 dollars
Four Kansas University faculty members were named recipients of 1000 dollar teaching awards by Chancellor Raymond Nichols at the All Alumni luncheon. The honors from the Standard Oil Foundation honor exceptional classroom instruction with casagrande as the Fink Award winner and Craig Pinet Rowell as other honorees.
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Kansas University
Raymond Nichols
Peter J. Casagrande
H. Bernard Fink
Fink
Topeka
Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Foundation
Barbara N. Craig
Frank S. Pinet
Albert J. Rowell
Planners Set Meeting on India Neighborhood Development
The Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission will present a development design for the mile square India Neighborhood area southeast of 23rd and Haskell. Agenda items include plats at 6:30 p.m., zoning at 7:30 p.m., commercial rezoning along Iowa Street north of 27th, a 4.5 acre site at 2701 Haskell Ave, and a zoning amendment to allow junk yards in M-2 and M-3 zones with new restrictions. Internal business covers future ordinances and amendments priorities.
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India
23Rd and Haskell
Lawrence-Douglas County
Planning Commission
First National Bank
Ninth
Massachusetts
Iowa Street
27Th Street
Haskell Ave
District 497 Set To End School Year In Lawrence
Lawrence School District 497 schedules end of year events with seniors turning in books May 31 and graduation May 31 at 8 p.m. at Allen Fieldhouse Kansas University. Ninth graders have May 29 last day with recognition May 31. Elementary through May 31. junior high May 29-30. Memorial Day May 28 is a district holiday.
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Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas University
LHS
Central and
West
KU Professor Chosen To Lead History Unit
Jerry Stannard, Kansas University history professor, elected to a two year term as chairman of the history section of the Botanical Society of America. He founded the section in 1965 and has long studied ancient and medieval botany and medicine. He joins KU in 1967 and is a member of the International Academy of the History of Sciences.
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Mount Royal College
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Phi Delta Phi
Jerry Stannard
Kansas University
Botanical Society of America
Amherst College
Stannard
Select
International Academy of the History of Sciences
Edward Kremers
American Institute of the History of Pharmacy
Burnett Honored at KU Medical Center Awards
Lawrence businessman Gene Burnett, a major donor to the burn center at Kansas University Medical Center, received a new vice chancellor's medal during an awards ceremony. Graduating seniors were cited at the Battenfeld Auditorium event.
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Gene Burnett
Lawrence
Kansas University Medical Center
Medical Center
Burnett
Battenfeld Auditorium
Kansas University Gold Medal Dinner Honors 50-Year Alumni
About 120 people attended KU's Gold Medal dinner in the Kansas Union to celebrate 50-year alumni. Edwin Elbel spoke and showed KU history slides as Chancellor Raymond Nichols presented pins to eligible graduates. Officers for 1973-74 were elected: Lonborg president, Urklaub first vice, Scanlan second vice, Stucker secretary, with counselors Gard and Martin serving until 1976. The 1923-28 glee clubs performed old KU songs.
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Kansas University
Edwin Elbel
Kansas
The
Kansas Union
Raymond Nichols
Arthur “Dutch” Lonborg
Westwood Rd
Ernst A Urklaub
Topeka
Frank Scanlan
Sunset Dr
Dorothy Tucker Stucker
West Campus Rd
Spencer Gard
Iola
Carol Martin
Lawrence
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