University events mix at Adams and Kansas Union venues
A cluttered schedule lists seminars and concerts at Adams Alumni Center and Kansas Union venues. Activities include a Mini seminar at 8:45 a.m., a Great Books origin of Government session at Adams Center library, a Poets Players and Heroes lecture, a Duck Tales children's program, a Solo Artists Series concert by Oleh Krysa and Tatiana Tchekina, and a violin master class, with fees and call-in details for each event.
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Astute Center
Dole Center
Carl R.J. Smith
Adams Alumni Center
Carl Flora Silini
Adams Lounge
E Music
Great Books Discussion Group
Origin of
Adams Center
Dave Hiebert
University Forum
Murphy Hall
Kansas
Oleh Krysa
Tatiana Tchekina
Swarthout
ARTS
SUA
Kansas Union
Giant 7-ton flag looms at state fair landing at Cosmosphere booth
At the Kansas State Fair officials from the Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center seek ideas on how to use a 7 ton 21 story high flag donated by Ronald Reagan era surplus. The flag displayed in Evansville Washington Monument Central Park and New York City now rests outside a small Kansas factory awaiting a plan.
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Hurcwinson
Kansas
Evansville
Washington Monument
Central Park
New York City
Ronald Reagan
America
Reagan
General Services Administration
Maryland
Cosmosphere
Max Ary
England
Canada
Quimby
KU students plan march to Meyers office over aid cuts
Kansas University students will march at 12 30 p m Wednesday from Wescoe Beach to the local office of U S Representative Jan Meyers R Kan protesting proposed cuts in student aid. Organized by the Student Awareness Board a branch of the student senate. KU officials say Meyers voted for a bill eliminating loan deferment saving billions while students fear further aid cuts.
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Kansas University
Wescoe Beach
Wescoe Hall
U.S
Jan Meyers
R-Kan
W. Ninth, Suite 6
Student Legislative Awareness Board
Kim Cocks
Douglas County
Czars exhibit spurs Topeka tourism and church tours
In Topeka the Treasures of the Czars exhibit drew hundreds of visitors boosting local business. Ward-Meade Park reports about 200 daily lunch and tour guests, four times prior activity, while First Presbyterian Church saw 3,555 visitors in one month for its stained glass windows and expects 8,235 more from 183 upcoming tour groups through December.
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Topeka
Ward-Meade Park
Anita Wolgast
First Presbyterian Church
Susan Schilling
Neil Weatherhogg
Wolgast
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