Mayo Clinic professor finalist for KU medical dean visit
Robert D. Simari, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine physician, visits KU medical school campuses in Kansas City Wichita Salina and Lawrence as the first dean finalist. He will speak at 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Kansas City campus while a second candidate is kept unnamed until their visit.
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Robert D. Simari
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine
Rochester
Medical School
Barbara Atkinson
Richard Barohn
KU Medical Center
Couple to donate historic portrait to Lecompton
Michigan couple will donate a Bleeding Kansas era oil portrait of John Calhoun, president of the Lecompton Constitution Convention, to the Constitution Hall State Historic Site in Lecompton. John McCord, Calhoun’s great great grandson, and Mary Calhoun McCord emphasize the painting’s significance to the site and history.
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Lecompton
Michigan
John Calhoun
Constitutional Hall
Abraham Lincoln
John
Mary Calhoun McCord
L’anse, Mich
John McCord
Calhoun
Topeka Capital-Journal
McCord
Class teaches kids to cook in free program
Two Kansas University graduates Leah Charles and Hannah Temple started free cooking classes for undernourished children. They secured donations to fund a kitchen and supplies after learning nonprofit status allowed free use of a Douglas County Fairgrounds kitchen. Donations expanded the plan into a five week course running weekly from November 2013 to July 2014.
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Kansas University
Leah Charles
Hannah Temple
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Charles
AmeriCorps
Just Food
Temple
Kennedy School
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