Moore visit to KU stirs awe and anger among students
Michael Moore may keynote Into the Streets Week at Kansas University as organizers race to raise a 30,000 appearance fee. Negotiations continue with Moore’s agent while KU groups back the plan amid campus Republican criticism and fundraising efforts led by Amanda Flatt and student government.
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Kansas Public Radio Reaches 200000 Fund Goal
Kansas Public Radio hit its fall drive target of 200000 dollars at 1 15 p m Friday, about a week after the campaign began. Pledges include 643 new members and 1333 continuing members totaling 203913 dollars with over 11000 from challenge grants. The station, based at Kansas University, broadcasts in Lawrence on KANU 91 5 FM.
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Geoarchaeologist Mandel to receive GSA award
Rolfe Mandel of the Kansas Geological Survey and the University of Kansas anthropology department will be honored by the Geological Society of America next month. He will receive the George Rip Rapp Archaeological Geology Award and has been elected as a fellow, recognizing his work on the geology and archaeology of mid North America. Mandel joined KU in 2002 as project coordinator for the geological survey and studies early North American geology and archaeology.
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KU Brief: federal funds aid Native American scholars program
Kansas University's School of Social Welfare will receive 350000 in federal funds for scholarships for American Indian or Alaska Native students and professionals. The Native American Scholars Project, directed by Alice Lieberman and Michelle Levy, will support scholars working with Native tribes. A March 14 to 17 Topeka Board of Education meeting at KU is part of the 50th anniversary commemoration. Speakers include Tony Brown, Lani Guinier, and Julianne Malveaux. For details, call 864-5823 or visit kuce.org/programs/bbec.
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Conference at Kansas University marks Brown v. Board 50th anniversary
Registration opened for a Kansas University conference commemorating the 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education. The event, titled The Legacies and Unfinished Business of Brown v, will gather scholars and educators to revisit desegregation case implications and ongoing educational equity.
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