Ottawa Junior Day aims to guide juniors toward college steps
Ottawa University hosts Junior Day on April 2 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for high school juniors. Prospective students meet faculty, advisers, and current students, tour campus, and learn about admissions and financial aid as they consider joining for the 2006-07 year.
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Ottawa University
Lincoln R I Spelling Bee decision sparks national interest
Lincoln Rhode Island school officials briefly dropped the annual spelling bee then reinstated it amid letters, calls, and media buzz. National educators note bees reflect school culture, with the 78th National Spelling Bee in Washington set for May 31 to June 2, drawing 271 participants from all 50 states and beyond.
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Putnam County
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English teacher from England teaches Arkansas City middle students
Heather Radford, new Arkansas City Middle School language arts teacher from England, uses cultural contrasts to teach. Students learn terms like car park versus parking lot and adjust to her British accent while sharing Thanksgiving and local Kansas life.
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Salina
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Topeka
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Creationism backers push belief at Kansas seminars
Bert Thompson of Apologetics Press urged a 50 person crowd that creationism explains the world’s origin, declaring evolution a lie and insisting it should be taught in schools as a theory. He spoke at the Church of Christ in Scott City and the William Carpenters Building during a weekend series titled Science and Nature: Two Votes for God.
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Southern Christian University
Montgomery
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Mark Nelson
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Kansas State Board of Education
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Hays
Derby
Phill Kline
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Christian University
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Henderson, Tenn
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Moravek
Salina
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