Last Day Drop and Various Campus Activities
Last day for first period and second period drop transactions. Campu s workshops on resumes and cover letters and reading for comprehension. Lectures by Xin Di Wu on oxide materials, history and social topics. Recitals, films, beadwork, and a Doctoral recital with related seminars and noon social events. Multiple venues across Burge Union Malott Hall Wescoe Hall and Murphy Hall. Call numbers provided for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burge Union
University Placement Center
Xin di Wu
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos
N.M
Malott Hall
Department of Asics and Astronomy
Malott
Elinda McKnight
Wescoe Hall
David Vining
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Woodruff Auditorium
Kansas Union
SUA
Burge.Union
Carl J
Strikwerda
Hall
Department of History
Small Business Development Center
Conmerce
Cal
Carsaseets
Kimn.Grassmeyer
KU events mix seminars and concerts on campus
A dense schedule of KU talks and workshops features Maria Teresa Pita-Moreda on Myth Fact and Tales of the Inquisition, Kenneth Audus leading a brain barrier seminar, and various computer and web workshops hosted by Information Technology Services. The lineup includes a KU Symphony Orchestra concert, Inge Theatre performances, and other public lectures with multiple contact numbers for registration and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Teresa Pita-Moreda
Alcove D
Kansas Union
KU Center of Latin American Studies
Kenneth L. Audus
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Y Divisional Sciences
Cal
Information Technology Services
Strong
Pineki
Auditorum
Andy Snedde
Haworth Mall
Division of Biological Sciences
Kishkovsky
New York
Haworth Hall
SUA
Call
School of Journalism
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Mac Lab
Kiso A.m
Clab
KU Symphony Orchestra
Brian Priestman
Murphy Hall
Inge
Clara Schumann
Sheila Yeger
Lily Hall
Oy Ufm
NPR
Liberty Hall
Woodruff Auditorium
First Step House aids women with children in recovery
At Lawrence's United Way supported First Step House, 11 women and 12 children live while undergoing a 30 day to multi month program to overcome chemical dependency. Residents receive counseling, parenting and education services, with AA and NA meetings on site and community supports. Sixty five percent complete the program annually and many remain in Lawrence after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry
Lawrence
United Way
First Step
Lou Ann Hall
Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
Narcotics Anonymous
Trini
Ty Respite Care
Bert Nash Mental Health Center
Catholic Social Services
Holl
First Step House
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services
Obituaries and memorial notices across several Kansas towns
Deaths for Charles Edmonds James Knupp Margorie Hughs Arthur Elliott reported with services and burial details in McLouth Oskaloosa Lawrence Humboldt and surrounding areas. Survivors listed for Edmonds Knupp and Elliott include family members and locations. Memorials suggested to Jefferson County Geriatrics Center McLouth United Methodist Church Horizon Hospice or local memorial funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mclouth
Charles Edmonds
McLouth United Methodist Church
Don Powell
McLouth Cemetery
Mr. Edmonds
Jefferson County Geriatrics Center
Winchester
William
Daisy Garrett Edmonds
Edmonds
Williams-Kesinger American Legion
Heart of America Steam Engine Assn
Este
James Ellis Knupp
Lawrence
Rumsey-Yost
Great Bend
Mc. Knupp
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Great Head
Roy Ellis
Juanita Ettel Knupp
Cattonwood Inc
First United Methodist Church
Sun Lake
Ariz
Larry
Ellinwood
Humboldt
Arthur A. Elliott
Humboldt United Methodist Church
Peggy Hillman
Mount Hope Cemetery
Elliott
West Plains
Ernest
Rosie Reed Elliott
Monarch Cement Co
United Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Club
Lucile D. Bale
Joan Snodgrass
Edna Mae Culp
Petrella
Jean Lindsey
Tulsa
Okla
Larieta Long
Hazel Robb
Judy Middendorf
Ruth Mueller
Derby
Edna Jones
Benton
Ark
Kunkel Funeral Chapel
Horizon
Neosho Memorial Regional Medical Center
Building Fund
CROP Walk Ends With Teen After-Party At Trinity Church
Lawrence youths from several area churches sponsored an after party at Sunday Trinity Lutheran Church after the 6.2 mile CROP Walk. The event featured two Christian rock bands, free food and prizes for participants and families. More than 125 people walked to raise funds to fight hunger locally and globally. Plymouth Congregational Church led turnout. About $7,500 was raised, with 25 percent staying in Lawrence and the rest sent to Church World Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
N.H
Lawrence
Gail Martin
Youth Council
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Peggy Selmer
Church World Service
Developing Countries
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Yolanda Stevens
Maricopa
Quechan
Museum of Anthropology
Lesion
Computer Group
Adam Lounge
University Forum
Len Tall Uc
Iniregory
B. Simpson
Psycho
Moon
ECN
Dread Ave
ECM
Mackermit
Apple
Alfred
Lata
Astute
Dole
Pine
Emily Taylor Women's Resource Center
Pat McQueeney
Weiting Center
Angela L. Jones
Engish
Cynthia K. Plerard
Watson Library
Mary Landry
Murphy All
Daniel T. Politeske
Hall Center
Janet Crow
Woodruff Auditorum
Te ES
Moby-Dick
Spencer Museum of Art
Frank Stella
Robert K. Wallace
Northern
Kentucky
Universty
Highland Heights
P.m. Woodruff Auditorium
Natural History Museum
U.N
Seth Bralversh
G. Thomas Tanselteenhelm Foundation
New Ae Watson Library
Ki Kulear
Otied Center
Chanticleer
I .m
Jed Center
TicketMaster
Ashleigh Rowents
Journal
WORL
Rey
Hau
Anieed
Ox stgguuanink-Wivblds
Prertea Kesty
Stuart Smith
Justin Knupp
Albuquerque
Nlm
Cottonwood Inc
Marjorie Hughs
Eudora
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Hughs
Ashland
Harland
Arthur Elliott
Megan Netter
Fumsey-Wyest Funeral Home
Indiana
Kansas
David A. Haifenbeck
funsey—West Funteral Home
The
Grief Beavery Institute
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