Not The Toy Kind: KU Museum Trunks in Classroom Use
The University of Kansas Museum of Natural History loaned two trunks to Eisenhower School and Faith Lutheran Church preschool for biology lessons. The mammal trunk contains preserved skins and small mammal remains, including raccoons skunks and beavers, while the bird trunk features 18 stuffed birds like meadowlark robin and chickadee. A slide show and bird-watching activity accompany the displays as part of a KS-wide eight-trunk program for teachers.
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University of Kansas Museum of Natural History
Jackie Steehman
Kansas
Faith Lutheran Church
Chickadee
Marty Piotrowsky
Brockways
Ottawa
KU Museum
Faith Lutheran
Ann Admires Woman's Courage Dear Ann Landers
A long time wife shares heartbreak over discovering her husband of 48 years with Alzheimer's had relationships with 16 women since 1955. She contemplates anger and pain from infidelity, caregiving burdens, finances, and fear of telling children. Advice urges counseling, mental health centers, clergy support, and writing back for relief.
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Ann Landers
Mrs. X
Shakespeare Goes Computer Edge at Fairfield University
Fairfield University associate English professor Donald D. Lynch has created The Shakespeare Library, a colorful computer program that catalogues and analyzes Shakespeare plays. It sorts plots and characters, runs tests from a 200-entry question bank, and features elaborate graphics. Lynch aims to copyright and sell the tool for widespread classroom use. A Chicago group is also pursuing a Shakespeare Data Bank to store tens of thousands of pages of scholarship and the plays themselves.
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Fairfield
Conn
Henry VI
Duke of Clarence
Lord Hastings
Anne
Donald D. Lynch
Fairfield University
Richard III
Bard
Lynch
Stephano
The
Shakespeare Library
Chicago
Town Photo Spurs Jobs Drive in Vandalia Illinois
In Vandalia Illinois a 7000 person crowd joined a April 1985 photo event to spur job growth. The town says the publicity attracted federal funds for a 75 million sewer project and drew four companies, including a metal plant and auto parts maker, considering sites with 50 to 100 jobs each. Public interest could yield more plant openings in coming months.
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Vandala
Rich Walker
Vandalia
Todd Thoman
California
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