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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2004
Page
2
A closing line asserts that proclaiming the right to dissent defines why the United States is worth fighting for. The remark frames dissent as foundational to national identity and civic virtue.
Ottawa University and Neosho County Community College signed an articulation agreement to ease student transfers from NCCC to OU and allow OU students to take NCCC classes. The deal includes two $1,000 scholarships for NCCC students bound for OU and recruitment letter access. It aims for clearer curriculum planning and closer adviser collaboration to expand seamless bachelor’s degree paths while offering cheaper entry courses at NCCC. The Ottawa campus has seen rapid growth due to lower prices and convenient, smaller classes.
February bound events include a rescheduled talk by Jared Altic on evolution at Wyandotte County Christian Church and a high profile release The Passion of the Christ directed by Mel Gibson set for February 25 Public interest pieces note Diane Sawyer interview on ABC Primetime while urging readers to seek truth and ask questions about faith and scripture بقي
KU researchers Tom and Edie Taylor lead expeditions uncovering 200 to 300 million year old fossil plants in Antarctica. They describe dense temperate forests, giant 70 foot trees, seed ferns, and a root fungus called white pocket rot preserved in silica. The Taylors' work, including 8,300 pounds of new material, builds one of the world's largest Antarctic fossil plant collections and highlights Antarctica's prehistoric climate and plant evolution.
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