Conference for Young Women guides Central Heights students
On April 9 in Kansas City Kansas at the Reardon Civic Center, Central Heights girls from grades through twelve attended a conference for young women. More than 35 speakers offered 25 career seminars and life skills sessions including briefings by Lillian Gonzalez Pardo and Carol Marinovich, with topics from news to perfectionism and domestic violence. Six hundred thirty five attendees and sponsors gained information to pursue future careers as productive business women.
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Reardon Civic Center
Kristiyn Wilson
Sarah Wuertz
Katy Wuertz
Misty Moews
Monica Alegria
Donna Morgan
Carol Marinovich
Shannon Finney
Elizabeth Hard-Sims
Williamsburg musicians win regional honors
The Williamsburg music department earned First Division ratings at the Regional Music Contest held April 5 at Allen County Community College Iola. Students Amanda McCurdy Rachel Ellerman Amanda McCay Angie Peine Tiffany Perry and ensembles led by Rebekah Ellerman Laura Driver Brandon Ferguson Heather Fischer and others will advance to the State Music Festival in Wichita April 26. Second Division honors went to Amber Walters Nick Rodina Christina Hollon and a woodwind ensemble including Laura Driver Kaci Bethell Amanda McCay Amber Bond Tiffany Perry Jessica Duvall. Music director Mary Channon led the students with accompaniment by Dave Wooge of Ottawa.
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Allen County Community College
Iola
Wichita
Amanda McCurdy
Rachel Ellerman
Amanda McCay
Angie Peine
Tiffany Perry
Christina Hollon
Rebekah Ellerman
Laura Driver
Brandon Ferguson
Heather Fischer
Kaci Bethell
Amanda ‘McCurdy
Shalene Metcalf
Tracy Damman
Terri Andrews
Jessica Duvall
Amber Bond
Nick Rodina
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T.K. Andrews
Angela Hess
Laura’ Driver
Shalene ‘Metcalf
Amanda McCurd'da McCay
Kaci Bethall
Mary Channon
Central Heights CHS softball opens season with 19 players
Central Heights High School launches softball with a dedicated 19 player team. They travel by bus to Rantoul playing field daily for practice sessions of about 90 minutes to two hours. Coaches Mr Clin lead the motivated squad through early-season routines.
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Central Heights High School
Central Heights
Rantoul
Clin
Viking Girls Narrow Loss Across Close Burlington Bout
The Viking girls battled Burlington and lost by a single point. They also played Yates Center, finishing 12 to 6. In a pair against Osawatomie, they lost 8 to 6 in the first game but won 14 to 1 in the second, with encouragement to keep up the hard work.
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Burlington
Yates Center
Osawatomie
University president admits invented student in disability case
Boston University president Jon Westling says he invented a female student named Somnolent Samantha to illustrate alleged overreach by disability demands. Real students in a lawsuit claim the university should maintain and expand services like extended exam time, note-takers, and exemptions from certain courses, a case watched nationwide.
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Boston
Boston University
Jon Westling
Samantha
Ottawa High School raises 1400 for MDA at all night Superdance
Ottawa High School students collected 1400 dollars for the Muscular Dystrophy Association during an 11 hour Superdance on Friday April 4. Twenty nine dancers participated, with praise for organizer Russ Testorff and MDA volunteer Gary Kuntz noting the effort aligned with previous years.
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MDA
Ottawa High School
Russ Testorff
Gary Kuntz
Franklin County
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