Free State to start bottling beer
Free State Brewing Co plans a bottling and brewing expansion moving into a warehouse at 1927 Moodie Road in east Lawrence. The change in state law lets the downtown microbrewery grow from about 2,500 to 27,500 barrels annually, widening distribution across Kansas and into Iowa Missouri and Nebraska. Bottling for retail liquor stores could begin by late 2008 with holiday offerings.
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KU academic BCS ranking shows gap with on-field success
KU sits No 5 in the Bowl Championship Series standings while its academic BCS score places it at No 17. The ranking blends graduation rates, APR gaps, and racial disparities with a New America Foundation formula. KU’s 2005 06 APR lagged the national average, but improvement is noted via ESPN The Magazine Academic All Americans.
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KU program aims to curb Kansas teacher shortage with grant
Kansas universities face a shortage of more than 400 qualified math and science teachers next year. KU will announce a 2.4 million dollar federal grant for UKan Teach, a program letting math and science majors earn secondary teaching credentials without the School of Education. Larry Hollingsworth is among the first participants, illustrating a shift from traditional paths as KU seeks to keep teachers in state.
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Graveyard shift to be listed as probable cancer cause
London AP reports the International Agency for Research on Cancer will add overnight shift work as a probable carcinogen, based on studies showing higher breast and prostate cancer rates among night workers. While not proving causation, experts cite circadian disruption and melatonin suppression as likely factors, with millions affected worldwide.
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