Harp Delivers Farewell Speech at KU Banquet
Former Kansas coach Dick Harp gave an emotional farewell at a KU Union dinner honoring him as he joins the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He praised loyalty and excellence learned at Kansas, thanked staff and family, and recalled Micah moments from his 20 years with the Jayhawks.
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KU legends depart as Harp and Allen reminisce on legacy
The Kansas basketball hall of fame figures Harp and Phog Allen reflect on the program’s tradition and their decisions shaping the future. Harp discusses sacrifice for KU, while Allen recalls past teams and moral boosts. The piece notes enduring values of unselfishness and long-remembered moments in Hoch Auditorium and Allen Fieldhouse.
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Lawrence High Senior Wins Houston Stipend for KU
Lawrence High School senior Reece Wiley won the $100 Houston Scholarship and will enroll at Kansas University. He serves as band director, plays bassoon and clarinets, and plans a music education major at KU. He earned a full ride to Midwest Music Camp and is active in church and yearbook roles.
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