Kansas Arts Commission barred from federal funds
The National Endowment for the Arts again told Topeka that the Kansas Arts Commission is ineligible for federal money because it has not shown state financial support. Governor Brownback's office received a letter confirming no NEA funds, prompting the commission chairwoman to press ahead with a private funding plan.
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23rd Street Bridge Replacement Plans Revealed
Kansas University will close the East 23rd Street bridge between Barker and Haskell avenues in early April, remove it soon after, and replace it by September. Construction will disrupt access for about 36,000 fans daily with detours and reduced speeds as tailgating season approaches for KU basketball.
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Ladies Night Out with Bill Self at Allen Fieldhouse
About 450 women attended the second annual fundraiser event at KU where fans met basketball players and staff, learned moves, and got autographs. KU star Tyshawn Taylor joined in a hug moment amid questions and photo sessions for Jayhawks for a Cure supporting cancer treatment and research. Tickets were $100.
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KU Football Prepares for Texas on Road Trip
KU football gears up for a Saturday matchup against Texas on the road. The team drills and strategizes as fans connect with LJWorld coverage on social media.
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