Ottawa resident accepted to KU journalism school
Adrienne Elise Allegre of Ottawa has been admitted to the William Allen White School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas for the spring 2004 semester. The competitive admissions process required coursework. the program trains students in advertising, corporate communications, marketing, news writing, editing, management, and media sales. William Allen White, the school’s namesake, published papers in El Dorado, Lawrence, and Kansas City before purchasing the Emporia Gazette in 1895, a lineage still connected to his descendants who run the Emporia paper.
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Foreign students in U S colleges grow little in 2002 03
The Institute of International Education reports a 0.6 percent rise in foreign enrollment for 2002 03, the smallest gain in seven years, as stricter visa rules and security concerns deter international students. It notes that 586,323 international students studied in the United States, with declines seen in the current year according to a separate NAFSA survey.
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New York
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Association of International Educators
NAFSA
Victor Johnson
Association of American Universities
National Association of State Universities
Honor rolls highlight Superior and Principal students
The list names Superior honor roll recipients Alissa Alexander Brett Beasley Evan Brann Cody Cates Chad Coffman Jenna Crawford Chad Cunningham Kris Deme ter Kimberly Flory Kortney Miller Stephanie Nitcher Samantha Reno Matt Roberts Emily Scott Cathy Smith Sarah Wigger Kimberly Williams Samantha Wilson Michael Yates along with Principal's honor roll students Adriani Baker Beasley Channing Bloomer Lance Briggs Chloe Brown Steven Brundage Courtnee Butler Malissa Chase JJ Clawson Zach Clayton Katie Coffman Bailey Crosby Michele Evans Dayna Gilliland Briana Gottschamer Nicholas Grove Travis Grove Cassie Hamilton Anon Harrell Clint Hawkins Bryan Hull Britian Kennington Courtney McMahon Danielle Miller Clayton Nelson Joshua Price Autumn Reece Juliene Reynolds Jessica Rockhold Daniel Rouland Kimberly Rouland Angie Smith Brandi Smith Elisha Smith Kendra Smith Shandon Smith Jeremiah Stumpff Kelsi Tate Courtney Valek Anabel Valenzuela Belinda Valenzuela Stephanie Wilson Jessica Yohe
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Chad Cunningham
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Kortney Miller
Stephanie Nitcher
Samantha Reno
Matt Roberts
Emily Scott
Cathy Smith
Sarah Wigger
Kimberly Williams
Samantha Wilson
Michael Yates
Adriani Baker
Beasley
Channing Bloomer
Lance Briggs
Chloe Brown
Steven Brundage
Courtnee Butler
Malissa Chase
JJ Clawson
Zach Clayton
Katie Coffman
Bailey Crosby
Michele Evans
Dayna Gilliland
Briana Gottschamer
Nicholas Grove
Travis Grove
Cassie Hamilton
Anon Harrell
Clint Hawkins
Bryan Hull
Britian Kennington
Courtney McMahon
Danielle Miller
Clayton Nelson
Joshua Price
Autumn Reece
Juliene
Prairie Village kids push to end heavy backpacks
Prairie Village AP reports 11 sixth graders from Democracy in Action Committee urge removal of textbooks to ease weight. They propose options like online assignments, library access, and after hours computer use. experts question feasibility and wheel backpacks gain some support.
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Democracy In
al Herrera
Herrera
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Shawnee Mission
Degen
Joanne E. Mariano
New England Chiropractic
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Neck
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Ashton Adams
Democracy In Action
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CBI to report on school employee arrests
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation will resume sending alerts to schools when non licensed workers such as secretaries or custodians are arrested. Officials cite policy and statutory clarity needs but stress alerts will continue. Lawmakers requested a review by State Auditor Joanne Hill.
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Colorado Association of School Personnel Administrators
Joanne Hill
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