Banner carriers highlight KU commencement at Memorial Stadium
Lawrence reports KU School of Pharmacy banner bearer Beth Nicole Deterding Dwyer, senior and Wellsville HS alum, will lead her school group in the 132nd commencement May 23 at Memorial Stadium. Other KU schools join in the Mount Oread march as candidates receive degrees.
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Ottawa student on team places third at mock trial event
Ottawa student Josh Skiles was on the Washburn University team that earned third place at the American Mock Trial Association national competition held at Stetson University in St Petersburg Florida. Morty eight teams participated with WU ranking ahead of Boston University Dartmouth College and New York University.
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Free Trips to Harrrahs Casino Mayetta From Ottawa
Topeka area motor coach tours offer casino and non casino trips. depart Ottawa 8:00 am on May 12 15 17 19 26 29 with a $16 round trip fare, $10 return, and an $8.99 noon buffet. stops include Golden Eagle Sac and Fox Amish Country Powell Gardens and more. toll free booking line provided.
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Take the old SAT before the new one
High school juniors in 2006 face choosing between the old SAT this fall or the new version with an essay in spring 2005. Colleges vary in policy, with Kaplan advising taking the old test first and some schools counting scores from either version.
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Colorado approves first-in-US college voucher plan
Colorado Governor Bill Owens signed a landmark college voucher law, offering stipends to eligible undergraduates. For next fall the grants total 2400 dollars at public colleges and 1200 dollars for low-income students at Regis University University of Denver and Colorado College, with limits on religious schools. Budget constraints may reduce first-year funds to 1600 dollars unless voter-backed fiscal changes or tobacco settlement funds are approved.
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