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Packet 1 - November 6
- Rev. Dr. Hans Ucko to present forum at BC - Lindsborg News-Record
- Kansas Honors Program - Lucas - Sylvan News
- Stowell chosen for KU program - Marysville Advocate
- KCP&L chief sees coal still in mix - McPherson Sentinel
- Counselor’s corner - Ness County News
- Life’s work - Salina Journal (6 pages)
- Counselor’s corner - Western Star Coldwater
- KU: Deficiencies led to release of records - Chanute Tribune
- KU program seeks families to host international students for Thanksgiving - Chanute Tribune
- University of Kansas mascots to marry - Chanute Tribune
Packet 3 - November 6
- KCP&L chief sees coal still in mix for future - Hays Daily News
- Debate over coal plants is also one about power needs - Hutchinson News (2 pages)
- Chamber notes - Johnson Pioneer
- Local students honored by KU - Lincoln Sentinel - Republican
- KU Army ROTC program’s Wall of Fame ceremony - Fort Leavenworth Lamp
- Add an international touch to Thanksgiving: host a KU student - The Ledger - Shawnee County
- Congressman honors family devoted to saving kids from drugs - Colby Free Press
- Kansas doctor helps with environment - Colby Free Press
- KU student charged with beating woman - Concordia Blade - Empire
- Debate over coal plants also debate about power needs - Dodge City Daily Globe
Packet 5 - November 6
- Centralia’s John Riggins has name placed in KU’s Ring of Honor - Nemaha County Journal - Leader
- ‘First Basket’ premieres in heart of basketball country - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
- KU Hillel brings piece of Israel to campus - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
- KU to honor 60 high school seniors - Baxter Springs News
- Hill’s VP to head Olathe bioscience campus - Olathe News (2 pages)
- Naismith visits - Gridley Gleam
- KU seeks holiday host families - Oskaloosa Independent
- Chaparral attends International Career Fair at KU - Anthony Republican
- What are you afraid of on Halloween? - Arkansas City Traveler (3 pages)
- CCC to honor Curtis Harshaw at Distinguished Alumni Luncheon - Coffeyville Journal (2 pages)
Packet 7 - November 6
- KU honors area seniors as scholars - Newton Kansan
- Area seniors honored as scholars by KU alumni association - Newton Kansan
- KU student held in woman’s ‘horrific’ beating - Leavenworth Times
- Coal plant debate also about power needs - Manhattan Mercury (2 pages)
- Snakes alive! Thanks to relocation project - Manhattan Mercury
- Farris named exec. vice president in IAOM - Oskaloosa Independent
- Student faces charges in beating - Parsons Sun
- K-State scientist’s work honored in Nobel - Parsons Sun
- Coal plants debate is a debate about power needs - Parsons Sun (2 pages)
- KCP&L chief sees coal still in mix - Pittsburg Morning Sun
Packet 9 - November 6
- KCP&L chief sees coal still in mix; climate fears discussed - Winfield Daily Courier
- New sites cater to active seniors (2 pages) - Kansas City Star
- College costs far outstrip inflation - Kansas City Star
- KU to honor seniors in Butler County Monday - Wichita Eagle
- Ulrich event to look at corporate branding - Wichita Eagle
- Rattlesnake relocation shows signs of success - Wichita Eagle
- Disconnecting music piracy - Wichita Eagle (4 pages)
Packet 11 - November 13
- Early detection key to treating breast cancer - Chanute Tribune
- Debate over coal plants also debate about power needs - Chanute Tribune (2 pages)
- Ruling points to new limits on greenhouse gas - Chanute Tribune
- Regents award higher salaries to university leaders - Chanute Tribune
- KU Army ROTC Wall of Fame ceremony - Fort Leavenworth Lamp
- Local boy makes good in Cape Cod, S.A. - Clark County Clipper
- KU to honor high school seniors - Clay Center Dispatch (2 pages)
- Debate over coal plants; debate about power needs - Council Grove Republican
- University leaders get salary increase - Garden City Telegram
- Student performs a social study of Garden City - Garden City Telegram (3 pages)
Packet 13 - November 13
- Augusta High’s top 10 percent - Augusta Daily Gazette
- Vaughn named KU peer - Mount Hope Clarion
- Colleges and universities - Wichita Business Journal (2 pages)
- KU grad finds new fruit bat species - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle
- Heart of public health - Emporia Gazette (3 pages)
- Jennifer Schmidt named as a Dole Institute Fellow - Neodesha Derrick
- University leaders get higher salaries - Parsons Sun
- Judge refuses to lower bond - Parsons Sun
- Debate over coal plants also debate about power needs - Topeka Metro News (2 pages)
- Dole Institute event to focus on third party politics - Topeka Metro News
Packet 15 - November 20
- Bethany College to show documentary film titled ‘Fall From Grace’ - Lindsborg News – Record
- Siltation may cause shortages by 2012 - Hillsboro Free Press (2 pages)
- Tax help for hotel - Emporia Gazette (2 pages)
- International business students learning English not the only language - Garden City Telegram
- MRSA common at KU - Emporia Gazette
- Professor upset over ad campaign - Emporia Gazette
- Topeka painter pushes through pain to create art - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle
- ‘Angel in adoption’ - Clay Center Dispatch (3 pages)
- People - Clay Center Dispatch
- KU grad finds new fruit bat species - Council Grove Republican
Packet 17 - November 20
- Students learning English not only language in world - Leavenworth Times
- Black Leadership Symposium - Leavenworth Times
- Senior Center happenings - Manhattan Mercury
- Keep door open - Osawatomie Graphic
- Colleges set sights on OHS recruits - Ottawa Herald
- English not only language students learn - Parsons Sun (2 pages)
- Universities must keep education accessible - Pittsburg Morning Sun (2 pages)
- Local students named Kansas Honors Scholars - Riley Countian
- Keep door open - Topeka Capital-Journal
- Professor upset over ad campaign against coal-fired plants - McPherson Sentinel
Packet 19 - November 20
- Pelosi to visit Dole Institute - Topeka Capital-Journal
- KU program seeks families to host international students for Thanksgiving - Valley Falls Vindicator
- Autism is a second language - Arkansas City Traveler (3 pages)
- Topeka Capital-Journal on rising cost of college: - Arkansas City Traveler
- Shelton ranks as one of nation’s best - Coffeyville Journal
- County scholars to be honored - Independence Daily Reporter
- There’s no disputing something’s fishy here - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
- KU Alumni Association to honor county students - Wamego Times
- KU honors 91 area high school students - Westmoreland Recorder (2 pages)
- ‘Schmoozing Broadway’ back again - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
Packet 21 - November 20
- For universities, names are a serious game - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
- House speaker Pelosi to speak at Dole Institute - Wichita Eagle
- Debate team #1 in nation - Wichita Eagle
Packet 23 - November 27
- Haverkamp volunteers for a winter break program - Holton Recorder
- Around town - Iola Register
- Pelosi to speak at Dole Institute - Leavenworth Times
- Parkinson’s presentation scheduled - Leavenworth Times
- Kansas universities hide info on business jets from prying eyes - Leavenworth Times
- Colleges keep flight plans secret - Manhattan Mercury
- Universities hide info on jet travel - Parsons Sun
- Government spending - Parsons Sun
- Kansas universities hide info on business jets from prying eyes - Pittsburg Morning Sun
- Veterans to be honored - Topeka Capital-Journal
Packet 25 - November 27
- Flinthills seniors among Kansas Honors Scholars - El Dorado Times
- Chancellor elected to board - Kansas City Star
- Stemming pharmacist shortage a KU priority - Wichita Eagle
- Kansas universities hide info on business jets from prying eyes - Newton Kansan (2 pages)
- Program saves Kansas taxpayers money and improves people’s lives - Haysville Sun-Times
- KU debaters 2nd at Harvard meet - Shawnee County Ledger
- KU chancellor discusses successes with locals - Garden City Telegram
- Government spending - Garden City Telegram
- Study: Fort Hays top 10 percent in student value - Goodland Star News
- Campaign 101: Bring in big guns? - Hutchinson News
Packet 27 - November 28
- 2008 inductees announced - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
- Pelosi visit postponed - Topeka Capital-Journal
- Traffic assistance services offered - Manhattan Mercury
- Endowment funds on the rise - Topeka Capital-Journal
- A noteworthy effect on kids’ lives - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
Packet 2 - November 6
- KCP&L chief sees coal still in mix - Garden City Telegram
- Public employees attend program - Garden City Telegram
- Powerful debate over energy - Garden City Telegram
- Social capital presentation planned - Garden City Telegram
- See Mr. Lee... - Gove County Advocate
- Roth announces kickoff of Pawnee County scholarship fundraising campaign for KU - Great Bend Tribune
- Tampa woman is state’s first senior spelling champ - Hillsboro Free Press (2 pages)
- Sunflower permits rejected - Hutchinson News (2 pages)
- Tribute to first black filmmaker highlights other unsung heroes - Hutchinson News
- Coal plant debate also debate about power needs - Daily Union (3 pages)
Packet 4 - November 6
- KU to honor area high school seniors - Galena Sentinel - Times
- Coal production has hazards - Iola Register (2 pages)
- Shots fired at KU dorm during its fall break - Kansas State Collegian
- KU Army ROTC Wall of Fame ceremony - Fort Leavenworth Lamp
- University officials share in blame for records flap - Abilene Reflector - Chronicle
- KU student held in ‘horrific’ beating - Clay Center Dispatch
- Deficiencies led to release of records - Concordia Blade - Empire
- Kathleen Sebelius: Office of the Governor of Kansas - Council Grove Republican
- Kansas Honors Program recognizes 82 seniors - Dodge City Daily Globe (2 pages)
- KU mascots to marry - Emporia Gazette
Packet 6 - November 6
- Debate over KS coal plants - Pittsburg Morning Sun
- Pressure may prompt colleges to bring down tuition - Pittsburg Morning Sun (2 pages)
- Electric company CEO says coal will still be necessary - Topeka Capital-Journal
- KU student arrested after beating - Topeka Capital-Journal
- Don’t enroll at college without first visiting - Topeka Capital-Journal
- Power needs enter debate - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
- Shots fired into KU dorm - Topeka Capital-Journal
- KU student honored for transportation system - Topeka Capital-Journal
- Tuition costs: Get a grip - Topeka Capital-Journal
- KU honors banquet - Montezuma Press
Packet 8 - November 6
- Coal plant debate also about power needs - Winfield Daily Courier (2 pages)
- Entrepreneur’s path is in your reach - Kansas City Star
- Joint fiber-optic cable lease helps KU, K-State connect - Kansas City Business Journal
- Warming seen as a trigger for wars - Kansas City Star
- Putting ‘family’ in family practice - Lansing Current (2 pages)
- Nu Chapter celebrates Alpha Delta Kappa Month (5 pages) - Coffeyville Journal
- ‘It is time for Kansans to speak out on health reform’ - El Dorado Times
- 6 seniors honored for academics - Harvey County Independent
- A case of need for power - Independence Daily Reporter
- Kansas’ future energy needs outlined - Newton Kansan (2 pages)
Packet 10 - November 13
- KU grad finds new fruit bat species - Garden City Telegram
- Proponents tout deal’s benefits for rural Kansas - Garden City Telegram
- Student: Still room to improve cultural relations - Garden City Telegram (2 pages)
- Area students to be recognized at dinner - Garden City Telegram
- Student held in woman’s ‘horrific’ beating - Council Grove Republican
- Harvard professor to speak at 60+ program - Hillsboro Free Press
- Signs point to Brownback pulling out - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
- ‘Hairspray’ next do at Lied - Topeka Capital-Journal
- First-hand knowledge helps Way in study of geography - Wilson County Citizen
- Derby graduate passes Illinois bar - Derby Reporter
Packet 12 - November 13
- Mata takes home top prize in Puerto Rico - Kansas City Kansan (3 pages)
- Sumner graduate wins national business award - Piper Press (2 pages)
- KU to honor 123 high school seniors - Andover Journal – Advocate
- Matt Pierson is accepted to KU School of Medicine - Marysville Advocate
- Swedish theologian to offer forum on interfaith dialogue - McPherson Sentinel
- Bethany College forum scheduled for Oct. 30 - McPherson Sentinel
- Fire fighters and emergency personnel gather for training - Minneapolis Messenger (2 pages)
- PHS scholars recognized - Plainville Times
- John Conrad tribute - Pratt Tribune
- Call Hixson Opportunity Award applicants - Protection Press
Packet 14 - November 13
- New learning opportunities in Lawrence - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
- Chabad sukkah on KU campus - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
- Jewish rock pioneer to visit KC area - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle (2 pages)
- Nichols to perform - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
- Hallmark Foundation among Education Hall of Fame inductees - Kansas City Kansan (2 pages)
- The intricacies of battle - Shawnee Dispatch (2 pages)
- Board of Regents boosts university CEOs’ salaries - Shawnee Dispatch
- Sumner graduate wins national business award - Wyandotte West
- Will Kansas become New Mexico? - Johnson County Sun
- Vision is paying off - Johnson County Sun (2 pages)
Packet 16 - November 20
- KU provost to speak Wednesday at Kiwanis - McPherson Sentinel
- Bethany College forum scheduled Tuesday - McPherson Sentinel
- KU provost Lariviere will visit McPherson Wednesday - McPherson Sentinel
- Fort Hays State is the stat’s fastest-growing university - McPherson Sentinel
- New branch manager at Great Plains Federal Credit Union - Montezuma Press (2 pages)
- Counselor’s Corner - Ness County News
- Third annual women’s conference held in Tribune - Greeley County Republican (2 pages)
- Schultze graduates law enforcement - Scandia Journal
- Fort Hays growth in enrollment is tops in state - Southwest Daily Times Liberal (2 pages)
- Experts discuss religious topics at Bethany - Lindsborg News – Record (3 pages)
Packet 18 - November 20
- KU students to attend, present at national conference - Andover Journal – Advocate (2 pages)
- Sebelius appoints Robert Wunsch to Kansas Lottery Commission - Cunningham Courier
- KU names 17 Kansas Honors Scholars from EHS - El Dorado Times
- KU grad finds new fruit bat species - Chanute Tribune
- House ready to retest Bush’s veto clout on children’s health bill (mistaken clip – does not mention KU) - Chanute Tribune
- Painter pushes through pain to create art - Columbus Daily Advocate
- Neill joins in dental practice - Clay Center Dispatch
- Trio includes ties to region - Hill City Times
- Professor upset over ad campaign against coal-fired plants - Fort Scott Tribune
- GHS Kansas Honors Students - Galena Sentinel – Times
- Around town - Iola Register
Packet 20 - November 20
- KU prof. in coal ad unaware of sponsors - Wichita Eagle
- Kathy Griffith, Brooke Hollis and Leslie parker among honorees - Prairie Post
- KU to honor 65 students from high schools in 3 counties - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle
- Kansas universities hide info on business jets from prying eyes - Dodge City Daily Globe
- Students volunteer for Audio-Reader - Lucas - Sylvan News
- Discovering a species - Salina Journal (2 pages)
- Silt crowding out drinking water in reservoirs - Basehor Sentinel (5 pages)
- NCCC’s new allied health classroom in Lawrence opens - Chanute Tribune
- First Trust Company sells to Midwest Trust - Onaga Herald
- Round one, Marine’s dad - Topeka Capital-Journal (3 pages)
Packet 22 - November 27
- Focus on pharmacists - Topeka Capital-Journal
- Cell phones have come a long way. Where do they go from here? - Topeka Capital-Journal
- Help sought in KU shooting incidents - Topeka Capital-Journal
- Dole Institute to host general - Topeka Capital-Journal
- All maxed out - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
- Former St. Mary College president joins Hall of Fame - Kansas City Kansan (4 pages)
- Dean’s Scholars to be recognized at Nov. 5 reception - Kansas City Kansan
- Finalists in English Alternative Theatre contest to give readings - Kansas City Kansan
- Kansas universities hide info on business jets from prying eyes - Kansas City Kansan
- Kansas universities hide info on business jets from prying eyes - Coffeyville Journal
Packet 24 - November 27
- Kansas schools secretive about flight plans - Hutchinson News
- Program saves Kansas taxpayers money while improving lives - Jetmore Republican
- Provost touts advantages of a liberal arts education - McPherson Sentinel
- Your government spends - Salina Journal
- Universities keep jet info private - Salina Journal
- State needs more pharmacists - Salina Journal
- Stomping the competition - ESU Bulletin (2 pages)
- Capital notebook - Chanute Tribune (2 pages)
- Dean’s Scholars to be recognized on Monday - Chanute Tribune
- Kansas universities hide business jet travel information - Columbus Daily Advocate
Packet 26 - November 27
- Veterans Day Parade attracts big names - Bonner Springs- Chieftain (2 pages)
- Honor students to be recognized - St. Marys Star
- Groups support right to carry firearms on campus - Kansas State Collegian (2 pages)
- KU trip - Girard Press
- Topeka Capital-Journal, on rising cost of college - Fort Scott Tribune
