KU spring 2004 honor roll names announced
About 4,200 KU undergraduates across Lawrence campus and allied health, nursing, and other schools earned honors for the spring 2004 semester. The list highlights multiple students from Kansas counties and 39 states with GPAs of 3.2 or higher and at least 12 credit hours.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Schools of
Allied Health and Nursing
Kansas
College of Liberal Arts
Allied Health
Flooding hits Hays elementary school library hard
Holy Family Elementary School principal Melanie Moeder returned from vacation to find the library flooded by Wednesday's storm. Three inches of rain caused water to surge through cracks, flooding shelves and carpets. Damaged books totaled about 22000 dollars, with water pooling near the north wall windows and shelves left empty.
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Melanie Moeder
Holy Family
Hays
Moeder
Area students named to presidents and deans lists
ATCHISON Chad Henningsen of Ottawa is named to Benedictine College President's Honor List for spring 2004 after earning a 4.0 GPA with 12 credits. Candace Herreck of Garnett and Dennis Knoernschild of Lyndon make University of Saint Mary Dean's List. Ottawa residents Tessa Dunlap and Rachel Simmons graduate from Butler Community College. Simmons earns Order of the Purple for 3.5 GPA or higher. Brett Myrick of Baldwin City named to Drake University President's List for 4.0 GPA spring 2004.
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Atchison
Chad Henningsen
Ottawa
Benedictine College
Henningsen
University of St. Mary
Leavenworth
Candace Herreck
Garnett
Dennis Knoernschild
Lyndon
University of Saint Mary
USM
Butler Community College
EL Dorado
Kan
Tessa Dunlap
Rachel Simmons
Simmons
Order of the Purple
Drake University
Brett Myrick
Baldwin City
Myrick
Author discusses challenges of teaching impoverished kids
Hutchinson educators will hear Ruby Payne, author of A Framework for Understanding Poverty, explain hidden rules shaping priorities and communication. With about half of Hutchinson USD 308 students at or below the poverty line, district leaders plan Payne's talks and workshops to bridge cultural gaps between middle class teachers and impoverished students.
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Ruby Payne
Hutchinson Usd
Ge Egnol
Tendent
Wynnona Wynn
Payne
Wynn
Hutchinson
Eve
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David William Peine
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Elizabeth Lynn Barker
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Matthew Oliver
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Susie Brown
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Janice Bloss
Jill Elizabeth Dorsey
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Beth Nicole Dwyer
Williamsburg
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Glen and
Joan Gagnon
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