King named to Sterling Dean's List
Amber King of Ottawa was named to Sterling College Dean's List for Fall 2001 as a junior, among 172 students. The selection requires at least 12 graded hours and a 3.5+ GPA for the semester. Local honors also highlighted at Kansas State University with numerous students named to the semester honors list.
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Sterling
Amber King
Ottawa
Sterling College
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Lauren King
KSU
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Kansas State University
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Jason Charles Eichenberger
Ryan Joseph Huschka
Emily Susan Petersen
Mary K. Ransom
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Jared Scott Wiesner
Mary Margaret Martin
Baldwin High School
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April Jane Cordry
Lyndon
Darcie R. Brownback
NCCC
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
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Madi
CMSU
Warrensburg
Tiffany Madi
Wellsville
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Kan-Ed network faces funding jeopardy in state budget
Gov Bill Graves proposed budget would cut Kan-Ed the state technology network for Kansas communities. Lawmakers weigh tax options as revenue shortfall looms. Supporters argue Kan-Ed would expand access to high speed Internet for schools hospitals and libraries and help rural areas while reducing travel costs.
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Harris
Topeka
Bill Graves
Kansas
Jim Morrison
Rcolby
Gary Sherrer
Sherrer
Morrison
Kan-Ed
State Board of Regents
Jerry Niebaum
University of Kansas
Niebaum
Tim Huelskamp
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Huelskamp
First lady testifies for early childhood programs
Laura Bush tells Senate education committee that early childhood learning shapes school success and college paths. She recalls infancy activities and urges stronger Head Start efforts as Hillary Clinton and Edward Kennedy praise her testimony and plan program rebuilding.
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Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
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House approves 6.8 percent student loan rate plan
The House passed a measure to fix federally backed student loan rates at 6.8 percent starting July 1, 2006, for new loans only. The Senate had approved it last month, with rates valid through 2013 and no effect on existing loans.
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Senate
Congress
John Dean
Consumer Bankers Association
Ellynne Bannon
Public Interest Research Groups
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