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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

15 Mar 2002

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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 2002

Page

10

School News Highlights Local Activities And Scholarships

Pomona High FELA members Kenly Kerwin and Shawna Love distribute FEMA flyers about ice storm damage aid. Ottawa University choir, community chorus, and OU Symphonette perform John Rutter’s Requiem at 3 p.m. Sunday in University Chapel. Nearly 100 musicians participate. McGhee Scholarships offer aid to Anderson County seniors with April 15 deadline. Wellsville district admins attend Kansas State conference. alumni attend K State. Pomona’s Emily Clayton earns Pittsburg State scholarship for fall 2002. David Brown of Pomona wins North Central Weed Science Society awards in Milwaukee.

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Pomona High Fela Kenly Kerwin Shawna Love Federal Emergency Management Agency Ottawa University John Rutter University Chapel 10Th and Cedar James Tarrant University Concert Choir Community Chorus OU Symphonette Robin Liston Margaret Marco University of Kansas Susan Wong Lawrence Tarrant Ottawa McGhee Anderson County Carol Sprague McGhee Crest Pomona High Clayton Pittsburg Emily Clayton Pittsburg State University She David Lori Clayton Pomona Manhattan David Brown Kansas State University North Central Weed Science Society Milwaukee Wis United States Canada Phillip Stahlman Hays
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Government says one in five lunch participants ineligible

Washington reports a government commissioned study finds about 20 percent of students in the school lunch program may be ineligible because family incomes are too high. The Education and Agriculture departments seek ways to tighten eligibility without burdening families or schools, amid $4 billion in Texas and California funding linked to program participation.

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Washington Cor Eric Bost Agriculture Department Best
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Early admission debate grows as Harvard bid leads North Jersey student

Metuchen High School senior William Hoffman applied early to Harvard and the University of Chicago amid critics’ concerns that early admission pressures students into premature choices and advantages wealthier applicants. The practice, dating to the 1950s, now involves over 400 colleges offering early decision or early action, shaping a fast moving college admissions market.

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Metuchen William Hoffman Harvard Hoffman Metuchens High School New Jersey University of Chicago Yale College Board Chicago
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