Layton’s Art In D C Show Promotes Kansas Artists
Elizabeth Layton of Wellsville is among 24 Kansas artists chosen for A Kansas Collection at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, D C. The exhibit opens April 1987 with works by more than 50 contemporary artists, selected by Dodge Thompson of the National Gallery of Art. The project includes plans for a Kansas tour in 1987 and 1988 after museum debut near the White House three blocks from that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Elizabeth
Grandma” Layton
Wellsville
Kansas
National Museum of Women In the Arts
Washington, D.C
Dodge Thompson
National Gallery of Art
White House
Masonic Temple
Cima Katz
Baldwin
Dan R. Kirchhofer
Emporia
Jane D. Asbury
Jon Havener
James Holmes
Michael Ott
Roger Shimomura
TELENET Offers High School Courses Across Kansas State
Kansas high school students can join TELENET’s fall Mini-Series at 37 TELENET sites including Ottawa Adult Education Center or via teleconferencing. Topics include The New Court with Ormia Linford on Oct 22, Science and Fiction with Karen Killough on Nov 4, and International Terrorism on Nov 18, plus Nation in Crisis on Dec 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Telenet
Kansas
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Ormia Linford
Linford
Karen Lee Killough
Killough
Topeka
Peg Wherry
K State
Phillipines
Pakistan
Central America
Middle East
KSU
Umberger Hall
Kan
Junior Science Academy Seeks Projects
Manhattan area science educators describe the Kansas Junior Academy of Science program that sponsors student research on diverse questions from acid rain effects to subliminal perception and the impact of loud music on behavior. The organization, led by Emmitt Wright, offers grants totaling over $1,000 for eligible student projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Tions
Kansas Junior Academy of Science
KJAS
Emmitt Wright
Center
Kansas State University
Kansas Wildflower Society meeting set at Washburn campus
The Kansas Wildflower Society invites members to its annual meeting on November 1 at the Henderson Learning Resources Center on the Washburn University campus. Registration begins at 9 a.m. Ted Barkley will lead the meeting at 10 a.m. Wes Jackson will speak at 11 about mankind, the soil, and native plants. A 12:30 luncheon costs 5.50 with reservations due by October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Wildflower Society
Henderson Learning Resources Center
Washburn University
Ted Barkley
Manhattan
KWS
Wes Jackson
Salina
Jackson
Land Institute At
Wall Street Journal
Memorial Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Layton
D.C
Stephan
Bob Stephan
Appanoose
West Franklin U.S.C
Appanoose School
Junior Science Academy
Happy
Christina Danielle Cunningham
Clarissa Mae Cunningham
Steven Cunningham
Princeton
Ed Cunningham
Main
Dean Drybread
Garnett
Lawrence Kellerman
Merle Cunningham
Greeley
Thelma Bell
Tom Drybread
Kansas Science
Kansas Newman College
Wichita
American Junior Academy of Science
KAC
Kansas Arts Commission
Jayhawker Tower
Suite
Ann Landers
Ann
Midwest
Grand Rapids
G.R
Kenton Kilmer
Vienna
Kenton
Joyce
Rejoyce
Albright’s
Chad
Dad
Rod
Arkarved
Sutton’s Jewelry
American Gam Society
S. Main
Hallmark Inn
Beltone Beene
State of
Beltone
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
Kansas Ave
Bary Williams
Mgr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!