Country Oaks to entertain at Ottawa Senior Center
The Country Oaks music group will entertain at the Ottawa Senior Center on Wednesday. For dinner reservations, please phone 242-7440 by noon Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2002
Page
7
The Country Oaks music group will entertain at the Ottawa Senior Center on Wednesday. For dinner reservations, please phone 242-7440 by noon Tuesday.
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At the University of Kansas a music-based metaphor shows how seizures disrupt brain harmony. Musicians Kip Haaheim and Deron McGee orchestrate Mozart while Dr. Ivan Osorio explains the neural breakdown, aiming to make epilepsy clearer to the public and attract funding.
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