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Kansas newspaper articles and editorials that mention KU are posted in PDF files as they become available. Each file includes clips published approximately two weeks previous to posting date. Click on icons below to download each PDF file. For past clip files no longer posted online, contact kunews@ku.edu. The clip files do not include obituaries, weddings, articles about athletics or any articles published in the Lawrence Journal-World.

For a complete listing of past clippings, please visit the News Clippings Archive.

Packet 1 - October 2

  • 5 local women named to KU sororities - Kansas City Kansan
  • Responsibilities numerous for newly created agency - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)

Packet 3 - October 3

  • Offender list found, now easier to access - ESU Bulletin, Emporia (2 pages)
  • Sheridan recruited for KU sorority - Chapman and Enterprise News-Times
  • FHSU scorches enrollment record - Rush Co. News, LaCrosse
  • RCHD gets mini-grant - Plainville Times
  • Two student pledge KU sororities - Marysville Advocate
  • Seeking the best and brightest - Tiller and Toiler, Larned
  • Museum’s celebration of Aaron Douglas to open - Ft. Riley Post, Junction City (2 pages)
  • ROTC program to hold reunion - Ft. Riley Post, Junction City
  • Energy and economy - Garden City Telegram
  • Adrianne Meyer joins KU sorority - Hanover News

Packet 5 - October 3

  • Russell student pledges sorority - Great Bend Tribune
  • KU to honor 79 high school seniors from three counties - Great Bend Tribune
  • Kansas Bar Foundation announces officers, trustees - Great Bend Tribune
  • Four KCK students pledge sororities at KU - Piper Press, Kansas City
  • KU sororities add 567 new members - Andover Journal-Advocate
  • Students in the news - Neodesha Derrick
  • Kansas web site runs behind - Parsons Sun (2 pages)
  • Exhibit to honor native artist - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
  • Area events - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Campus maintenance: Smart move - Topeka Capital-Journal

Packet 7 - October 3

  • KU graduates - Emporia Gazette

Packet 9 - October 4

  • FDIC leader to speak - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • KU Med, St. Luke’s system close to affiliation deal - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Community event - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • KU sororities pledge new recruits - Leavenworth Times
  • Kansas Honors Program in Lawrence - Leavenworth Times
  • 75 years later, many farmers still depend on ‘temporary’ subsidies - Leavenworth Times (2 pages)
  • KU gets info on Sept. 11 memorial support beams - Manhattan Mercury
  • Farm bill founded in days of exodus - Ottawa Herald
  • Artist’s work returns to Kansas - Parsons Sun
  • Miller graduates - Parsons Sun

Packet 11 - October 4

  • Group looks across state to develop leaders - Wichita Eagle (2 pages)
  • Stephanie Gomes name to Board of Class Officers - Wichita Eagle
  • Sorority pledges announced - Wellington Daily News
  • Multicultural grant - Wellington Daily News
  • Students from Sumner County to be honored - Wellington Daily News (2 pages)
  • KU to honor Sumner County seniors Sept. 19 - South Haven New Era

Packet 13 - October 9

  • Students received degrees - Smith Co. Pioneer, Smith Center
  • Monarch butterfly tagging at Quivira Refuge Sept. 22 - Sterling Bulletin
  • FHSU scorches enrollment record - Advocate of Phillips County, Phillipsburg (2 pages)
  • KUMC closer to agreement with St. Luke’s - Basehor Sentinel (2 pages)
  • KU announces summer 2007 graduates - Coffey Co. Republican, Burlington
  • Letter to the Editor - Erie Record
  • Scholars to be honored - Eudora News
  • Sesquicentennial notes - Eudora News
  • Bucklin/Greensburg participates in KU Band Day - Bucklin Banner (2 pages)
  • Monarch butterfly tagging program at Quivira Refuge - Hoisington Dispatch

Packet 15 - October 9

  • KU out to avenge loss to Toledo - Concordia Blade-Empire
  • Pastor installed - Emporia Gazette
  • Students to perform in play - Garden City Telegram
  • Seeking the very best for Bob and Rosalee Roth Scholarships - Great Bend Tribune
  • Dr. Linda Warren honored by KU Alumni Association - Hanover News (2 pages)
  • KU program offers travel to China for Courtland native - Jewell Co. Record, Mankato
  • KU announces names of summer graduates - Tiller & Toiler, Larned
  • Counselor’s Notes - Tiller & Toiler, Larned
  • KU to honor nine area high school seniors Sept. 19 - Moundridge Ledger
  • Practice prep - Marysville Advocate (6 pages)

Packet 17 - October 9

  • Folsom, Fox graduate - St. Marys Star
  • Chabad Center in Lawrence to hold High Holiday services - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • KU Med closer to St. Luke’s affiliation - Kansas City Kansan (2 pages)
  • Piper graduate travels to Uganda - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS (3 pages)
  • KCK students earn degrees at KU - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS
  • Piper graduate travels to Uganda - Piper Press, Kansas City KS (3 pages)
  • KCK students earn degrees at KU - Piper Press, Kansas City KS
  • Schmidt, Claassen graduate from KU - Newton Kansan
  • Tajchman in University of Kansas sorority - Newton Kansan
  • New, higher student fees helping to increase funding at area colleges - Wichita Business Journal

Packet 19 - October 10

  • Geology student teams share exploration work via Internet - Wichita Eagle
  • State university enrollment hits a record 90,000 - Wichita Eagle
  • KU to honor students from Cowley, Chautauqua counties - Winfield Daily Courier (2 pages)
  • Area students listed on KU spring honor roll - Winfield Daily Courier
  • FDIC head to speak - Kansas City Star
  • No-confidence vote on fire chief - Kansas City Star
  • Admissions directors look beyond scores - Kansas City Star
  • Some essay portions of Advanced Placement tests are lost - Kansas City Star
  • Flash Forward: Remember the FDIC? - Kansas City Star
  • Repair projects get started - Kansas City Star (2 pages)

Packet 21 - October 10

  • University investigating mailing of record - Manhattan Mercury
  • Roberts announces $3.4M grant to WyCo - Kansas City Kansan (2 pages)

Packet 23 - October 16

  • Hays Daily News on KU enrollment - Independence Daily Reporter
  • Kansas Honors Program will be Oct. 3 in Hutchinson - Newton Kansan
  • KU to honor Sumner County seniors Sept. 19 - South Haven New Era
  • KU chapel rededication - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Black actress featured - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
  • Kansas coal rush - Topeka Capital-Journal (7 pages)
  • Two heritages intertwined - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • KU announces names of more than 900 summer 2007 graduates - Dodge City Daily Globe
  • Grants given to KS colleges - Manhattan Mercury
  • A quiz to pass the week - Topeka Capital-Journal

Packet 25 - October 16

  • Topeka child actors take part in movie shot in Kansas - Council Grove Republican (2 pages)
  • Tornado tragedy hasn’t muffled band’s spirit - Dodge City Daily Global
  • New citizens - Emporia Gazette
  • Quartet to play at Gateway in Oberlin - Goodland Star News
  • KU investigating unauthorized record-mailing - Great Bend Tribune
  • KU announces names of more than 900 summer 2007 graduates - Great Bend Tribune
  • KU to honor 54 high school seniors from four Kansas counties Thursday in Hays - Great Bend Tribune
  • Local students join Bethany’s mock trial team - McPherson Sentinel
  • Carlos Frey returns home - Southwest Daily Times (3 pages)
  • Records scandal rocks KU - Basehor Sentinel

Packet 27 - October 17

  • Lawrence Journal-World, on KU’s football coach - Ft. Scott Tribune
  • Students to be honored - Russell County News
  • University of Kansas Army ROTC Wall of Fame ceremony - Fort Leavenworth Lamp
  • KU investigating mailing of records - Concordia Blade-Empire
  • ‘Winter Wheat’ second book in T.A.L.K. Series - Council Grove Republican
  • KU investigating unauthorized mailing - Council Grove Republican
  • Trustees discuss impact of radio management agreement on students - Dodge City Daily Globe (2 pages)
  • Back to the Plains - Emporia Gazette (3 pages)
  • Whether from sweets or kickbacks, students need protecting - Garden City Telegram
  • Norton added as a site for economic conference - Norton Telegram

Packet 29 - October 17

  • Taste of Israel at KU - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Firm ready to expand - Shawnee Dispatch (2 pages)
  • Central High School students to be honored by University of Kansas - Flint Hills Express, Sedan
  • Kansas Honor Scholars named at Sedan High - Sedan Times-Star
  • Kansas can be proud of Williams - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
  • Greensburg band inspires - Bucklin Banner
  • KU professor studies benefits of nutrients - Council Grove Republican
  • Making movies in the rain - Emporia Gazette (3 pages)
  • University mailings investigated - Garden City Telegram
  • Arthritis Foundation to hold Arthritis Walk fundraiser at Brit Spaugh Park Sunday - Great Bend Tribune

Packet 31 - October 17

  • University of Kansas 2007 summer graduates - Ottawa Herald
  • Residential assistants - Ottawa Herald
  • PSU sets new enrollments record - Pittsburg Morning Sun (2 pages)
  • Gould Evans promotes three and hires two - Topeka Metro News
  • Reception for Kansas Honors Scholars held - Vindicator, Valley Falls
  • KU student housing leaders - Wilson Co. Citizen, Fredonia
  • Records scandal rocks KU - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs
  • National, interdisciplinary conference on Aaron Douglas to take place at KU - Kansas State Globe, Kansas City KS (2 pages)
  • District College Night set for Oct. 3 - Kansas State Globe, Kansas City KS
  • KS University investigating unauthorized mailing of records - Coffeyville Journal

Packet 33 - October 17

  • Experiences from China - El Dorado Times
  • Unauthorized mailing of records investigated at KU - Winfield Daily Courier
  • Roberts: Education should be a higher priority in Congress - Kansas City Kansan (3 pages)
  • Lions Club - Leavenworth Times
  • K-State, KU federal denied grant to benefit education of migrant children - Kansas State Collegian, Manhattan

Packet 35 - October 23

  • Student athletes work hard for grades - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Energy meeting slated at Washburn - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Dole awards announced - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Wildcat professor gets research money from Jayhawks - Manhattan Mercury
  • Harvey Co. high school seniors to be honored - Wichita Eagle
  • Local students named University of Kansas housing leaders - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS
  • KU officials honor CPM class participants - Southwest Daily Times, Liberal
  • Tracking butterflies - Arkansas City Traveler
  • Garden rises from ashes of deadly Lawrence fire - Council Grove Republican (2 pages)
  • Coach loves KU still despite fan backbiting - Clay Center Dispatch

Packet 37 - October 24

  • Siblings share a principle - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
  • KU honored local participants in the Public Management Program - Liberal Light
  • The lure of small town life - Clay Center Dispatch (2 pages)
  • University of Kansas Army ROTC Wall of Fame ceremony - Fort Leavenworth Lamp
  • College enrollment - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
  • Epigenetics seeks to control genes’ functions, cancer - Clay Center Dispatch (3 pages)
  • Centre seniors receive honors - Herington Times
  • Hagen is resident assistant at KU - Hillsboro Star-Journal
  • Honored seniors - Hillsboro Star-Journal
  • Jews for Jesus speaker to make presentation - Marysville Advocate

Packet 39 - October 24

  • Dole awards announced - Pittsburg Morning Sun
  • Noted giver dies at 88 - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • KU to host ‘read out’ of banned books - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • The Hays Daily News, on enrollment at University of Kansas - Topeka Metro News
  • Johnson County leadership summit Friday in Overland Park - DeSoto Explorer
  • Go Hawks! - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Beth Shalom Sisterhood holds complimentary luncheon - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Olathe man sculpts bronze bronco for Spring Hill - Olathe News (2 pages)
  • K-State agreement finalized - Olathe News
  • Multi-Service intern learns a lot - Spring Hill New Era

Packet 41 - October 24

  • Call for applications for John Kurtis Ostenberg Memorial Scholarship - Protection Press
  • Scholars recognized - Plainville Times
  • Editorial - Greeley Co. Republican, Tribune
  • Husband and wife join Watkins Calcara - Great Bend Tribune
  • Migrating marvels - Great Bend Tribune (4 pages)
  • T-shirt winner - Emporia Gazette
  • New KU resident joins GCH staff - Prairie Post, White City
  • Donovan, Sydney, Jordan named Kansas Honor Scholars - Ninnescah Valley News, Pretty Prairie (2 pages)
  • Fort Hays by far the growth leader - McPherson Sentinel

Packet 43 - October 31

  • Shippy peer educator at KU - Mount Hope Clarion
  • University: Deficiencies led to release of student records - Newton Kansan
  • Philanthropist Oldfather dies - Wellington Daily News
  • Caldwell honorees - Wellington Daily News
  • Johnson Co. case may inspire local costume review - Wichita Eagle (2 pages)
  • KCP&L chief says coal needed in state’s mix - Wichita Eagle
  • Campaign seeks to curb students’ debt - Kansas City Star
  • Empty nesting 102 - Lansing Current
  • University of Kansas ascots to marry - Colby Free Press
  • University: Deficiencies led to release of student records - Garden City Telegram

Packet 45 - October 31

  • ESU receives lowest amount of state funds for deferred maintenance - ESU Bulletin, Emporia (5 pages)
  • State needs to give ESU more funding for deferred maintenance - ESU Bulletin, Emporia
  • KU to honor 44 high school seniors from Anderson, Franklin counties - Anderson County Advocate, Garnett
  • Local firefighters train in simulator - Baxter Springs News
  • Speak up on health care reform - Ft. Scott Tribune
  • Getting down to business - Leavenworth Times (2 pages)
  • KU reports on release of records - Parsons Sun
  • University: Deficiencies led to release of student records - Pittsburg Morning Sun
  • Going Batty - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
  • BHS seniors gain accolades from KU - Baldwin City Signal

Packet 47 - October 31

  • KU scholarship fund drive - Tiller and Toiler, Larned
  • The Hays Daily News, on KU enrollment - Ft. Scott Tribune
  • FIJI run raises $31,000 for leukemia - Kansas State Collegian, Manhattan
  • Playing with Fire - Louisburg Herald
  • Fall concert to feature trumpet solo by Seifert - St. Marys Star
  • Academic honors recognized - Mirror, Tonganoxie
  • Beatty to be on Dole panel - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • JCCC, KU encourage degree completion - Olathe News
  • Edwards campus to have information session - Olathe News
  • Storbeck’s influence felt in Winfield - Arkansas City Traveler (2 pages)

Packet 2 - October 3

  • Area women pledge to KU sororities - Peabody Gazette-Bulletin
  • Annual meeting slated for historical society - St. John News
  • ACCHS to participate in KU band day - Atchison Globe
  • Annual Band Day is set for Saturday - Edna Sun, Oswego
  • KU celebrates Band Day - Girard Press
  • Area high schools in KU Band Day - Holton Recorder
  • Taxes spark a new border war - Osawatomie Graphic
  • Hefel walks up hill at KU - Derby Informer
  • KU alumni to honor area high school scholars - Fort Leavenworth Lamp
  • Chase County alumni - Chase Co. Leader-News, Cottonwood Falls

Packet 4 - October 3

  • Dole Institute to host columnist - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • FDIC chair to deliver lecture at KU - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Samantha Ann Hosler pledges KU sorority - Vindicator, Valley Falls
  • Kansas Bar Foundation announces officers & trustees - Westmoreland Recorder
  • Hillel on the Hill set for Sept. 15 - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Locals graduate from Kansas University summer program - Kansas City Kansan (2 pages)
  • Sumner to play in KU’s annual Band Day - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS
  • Four KCK students pledge sororities at KU - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS
  • Book questions right’s motives - Iola Register (2 pages)
  • Larson recruited by Kappa Delta - Scandia Journal, Belleville

Packet 6 - October 3

  • KU, fort cooperate - Emporia Gazette
  • Women Philanthropists for KU help with leadership, causes - The Ledger – Shawnee County, Silver Lake
  • Moran: College needs to be affordable - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle (2 pages)
  • District engineer Don Drickey plans to retire from KDOT - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
  • Dole Institute beams came from Tower One - Council Grove Republican
  • Studying healthcare - El Dorado Times (4 pages)
  • KU basketball joins fight against cancer - Hesston Record
  • CHS band to perform at KU Band Day - Montgomery Co. Chronicle, Caney
  • Honors Program to Fete Scholars - Mulvane News
  • Innovative no matter the job - Lansing Current

Packet 8 - October 4

  • KU announces more than 900 summer 2007 graduates - Sabetha Herald
  • Local student graduates from KU - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • Columbus girl designs costumes for theater - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • Tri-Valley annual gala reservations due Friday - Ft. Scott Tribune (2 pages)
  • Farm subsidies still vital - Iola Register (3 pages)
  • Westphalia resident among KU summer 2007 graduates - Anderson County Advocate, Garnett
  • Majority leader, Rep. Boyda tout college bill - Hays Daily News
  • KU to honor area scholars Sept. 19 - Hillsboro Star-Journal
  • Energy and economy - Hutchinson News
  • A Harlem Renaissance man from Kansas - Hutchinson News (2 pages)

Packet 10 - October 4

  • Health fairs, screenings - Kansas City Star
  • KU grads are among Forbes’ elite women list - Kansas City Star
  • Kansas brings out best - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Words are what’s wrong - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Share burden - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
  • Area events - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Lied season opens with family rock show - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • WTC beams came from Tower One - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Sept. 29 named special day - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Blue U - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)

Packet 12 - October 5

  • Kansas to Harlem - Topeka Capital-Journal (4 pages)

Packet 14 - October 9

  • Former MHS, KU football player Saathoff treats Bulldog teams, coaches to game, barbecue, tours - Marysville Advocate
  • We shared so much as we grew up - Marysville Advocate
  • 75 years later, many farmers depend on ‘temporary’ subsidies - McPherson Sentinel
  • Counselor’s Corner - Ness Co. News, Ness City
  • KU alum honors area scholars - Peabody Gazette-Bulletin
  • Keener receives medical degree - Rush Co. News, LaCrosse
  • Rogers gets degree - Russell County News, Russell
  • Mahoney pledges - Russell County News, Russell
  • Arbuthnot graduates - Scandia Journal, Belleville
  • Two complete degrees from KU - Scott Co. Record, Scott City

Packet 16 - Ocober 9

  • KU announces summer graduates - The Osage County Herald-Chronicle, Osage City
  • KU investigating mailing of records - Hutchinson News
  • Public invited help tag butterflies - Hutchinson News
  • State university attendance hits record levels - Hutchinson News
  • KU records mailed to papers - Salina Journal
  • University enrollment hits high - Salina Journal (2 pages)
  • State university receive funds for deferred maintenance - Kansas State Collegian, Manhattan (4 pages)
  • University of Kansas Army ROTC Wall of Fame Ceremony - Fort Leavenworth Lamp
  • Area students are summer KU grads - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
  • Dr. Paul Nelson receives Lifetime Achievement Award - Concordia Blade-Empire (2 pages)

Packet 18 - October 9

  • Mount Oread Scholars - Ottawa Herald
  • Kristin Potter named to Sigma Alpha Lambda - Ottawa Herald
  • Students can remove directory information - Kansas State Collegian, Manhattan

Packet 20 - October 10

  • KU professor to be featured - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • FDIC chairwoman discusses foreclosures - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Kansas towns anchor central points - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
  • KU investigating release of personal data - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Editors Day - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Soldier to speak about Iraq - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Pink pig flies tonight - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • KU enrollment dips slightly - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • KU investigates mailing of students’ records - Wichita Eagle
  • Annual KU program for county seniors planned Monday - Wichita Eagle (2 pages)

Packet 22 - October 16

  • Example for no one - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • Conference on artist scheduled at KU - Topeka Capital-Journal
  • KU to honor students from Cowley County - Arkansas City Traveler
  • Documentary examines evolution debate - Arkansas City Traveler (2 pages)
  • Schlotzhauer pledges KU sorority - Leavenworth Times
  • KU announces initiative to link with CGSC at Fort Leavenworth - Leavenworth Times
  • KU grads - Gleam, Gridley
  • New urgent care facility opens in Fort Scott - Ft. Scott Tribune (3 pages)
  • Manhattan police search for possible serial rapist - ESU Bulletin, Emporia (2 pages)
  • KU pledges 567 women to sororities - Dodge City Daily Globe

Packet 24 - October 16

  • Unexpected destination - Basehor Sentinel (2 pages)
  • Farming links seen from Midwest to China - Chanute Tribune
  • KU investigating mailing of discarded records to three area newspapers - Columbus Daily Advocate
  • Going down, down, down - Ft. Scott Tribune (2 pages)
  • Records mailing is probed by KU - Parsons Sun
  • Fall enrollment trends… Enrollment increases in western Wyandotte County - Piper Press, Kansas City KS (2 pages)
  • The Hays Daily News, on enrollment at University of Kansas: - Arkansas City Traveler
  • Dr. De Luna joins local clinic office - Augusta Daily Gazette
  • Fall festival open to everyone - Belle Plaine News (2 pages)
  • Three El Dorado students graduate from KU - El Dorado Times

Packet 26 - October 16

  • KU investigating mailing of records - Concordia Blade-Empire (2 pages)
  • Markley is a student housing leader at the University of Kansas - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
  • Going statewide - Hutchinson News
  • College graduates - Hutchinson News
  • Enrollment sets a Kansas record - Kansas City Star
  • Private student info in open? - Kansas City Star (2 pages)

Packet 28 - October 17

  • New Community Chorale harmonizing for the joy of it - Hillsboro Free Press (2 pages)
  • Local students named resident assistants - Daily Union, Junction City
  • University investigating records mailing - Daily Union, Junction City (2 pages)
  • Mock trial team formed at Bethany College for intercollegiate competition - Lindsborg News-Record
  • University investigating unauthorized mailing of records to newspapers - Southwest Daily Times, Liberal
  • Monarch Mania at Quivira wildlife refuge - St. John News
  • Monarch butterflies on the wing monarch butterfly tagging program at Quivira Refuge - Stafford Courier
  • Kansas Honors Program event in Hays - Western Kansas World, Wakeeney
  • KU summer 2007 graduates - Western Kansas World, Wakeeney
  • ESU --- smallest Kansas Regents state university - ESU Bulletin, Emporia (2 pages)

Packet 30 - October 17

  • State university attendance hits record level - Ottawa Herald (2 pages)
  • USM promotes peace - Leavenworth Times (4 pages)
  • KU student housing leaders - Leavenworth Times
  • KU summer 2007 graduates - Leavenworth Times
  • KU summer 2007 graduates - Neodesha Derrick
  • College notes: KU summer 2007 graduates - Eudora News
  • KU graduates - Hiawatha World
  • Kickapoo chairman presents tribal flag to actor Wes Studi - Horton Headlight
  • KU Panhellenic Association - Ottawa Herald
  • College shouldn’t be prices out of reach - Pittsburg Morning Sun (2 pages)

Packet 32 - October 17

  • KU probing records mailing - Independence Daily Reporter
  • KU summer grads named - Mulvane News
  • Recruiters must overcome cow town misconceptions - Kansas City Business Journal (2 pages)
  • University investigating unauthorized mailing of records - Newton Kansan
  • Kari Tajchman pledges KU sorority - Newton Kansan
  • Hagen chosen as resident assistant - Newton Kansan
  • KU honor students - Wellington Daily News
  • Sumner students graduate from KU - Wellington Daily News
  • Conway Springs honorees - Wellington Daily News
  • Going statewide - Ottawa Herald

Packet 34 - October 23

  • KU enrollment dips again - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
  • Kansas residents to take part in town hall on energy - Topeka Metro News
  • Buster Keaton celebration at Iola this weekend - Topeka Metro News
  • India is becoming valuable trade partner to Kansas companies - Wichita Business Journal (2 pages)
  • Social scientists debate war work - Kansas City Star (2 pages)
  • Ali Shalkh profile - Kansas City Star
  • KU Housing Department announces 2007-08 student leaders - Edwards Co. Sentinel, Kinsley
  • Hanston firemen attend fire training school - Jetmore Republican
  • Students honored - Russell County News
  • Building on education - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)

Packet 36 - October 24

  • Counselor’s Corner - Ness Co. News, Ness City
  • Kansas Training Institute fire school - Rush Co. News, LaCrosse
  • New faces at Syracuse High School - Syracuse Journal (2 pages)
  • Markley named Resident Assistant at KU - Chapman and Enterprise News-Times
  • The Hays Daily News on enrollment at University of Kansas - Chanute Tribune
  • Tara Bergman chosen as student leader - Courier-Tribune. Seneca
  • Named as student leader - Courier-Tribune, Seneca
  • Two local students honored at Kansas Honors Banquet - Caldwell Messenger
  • KU t-shirts won by local residents - Monitor-Journal, Little River
  • New doctor finds good fit in Lansing - Lansing Current

Packet 38 - October 24

  • Local students named University of Kansas housing leaders - Piper Press, Kansas City
  • Hinson named resident assistant at KU’s Templin Hall - Mount Hope Clarion
  • Voth receives law degree from KU - Newton Kansan
  • Homecoming week begins at Wellington High School - Wellington Daily News
  • Sunflower seeks new partner to build ethanol plant near Holcomb - Winfield Daily Courier
  • Burden woman wins KU T-shirt - Winfield Daily Courier
  • Local student among KU housing leaders for 2007-08 - Winfield Daily Courier
  • University: Deficiencies led to release of records - Hutchinson News
  • Saddling students with debt - Salina Journal (2 pages)
  • First Friday also is tea time - Topeka Capital-Journal (3 pages)

Packet 40 - October 24

  • Area women bring ‘joy’ - Russell County News, Russell (2 pages)
  • Sanders wins shirt - Chetopa Advance, Oswego
  • You are invited to enter ‘Images of Aging’ Photo Contest - Galena Sentinel-Times
  • Cancer vs. Coaches tip off - Horton Headlight
  • The planner: Campus bulletin board - Kansas State Collegian, Manhattan (2 pages)
  • Two county natives named as KU student leaders - Linn Co. News, Pleasanton (2 pages)
  • University of Kansas mascots to marry - Leavenworth Times
  • Finish in four - Ottawa Herald
  • Area students designated Kansas Honors Scholars - Ottawa Herald

Packet 42 - October 31

  • University of Kansas mascots to marry - Council Grove Republican
  • G.C. student pledges to sorority - Garden City Telegram
  • Students take on leadership roles - Garden City Telegram
  • University of Kansas names summer grads - Garden City Telegram
  • Music department to host guest trio Allegresse - Great Bend Tribune
  • Oxford honorees - Wellington Daily News
  • KU to recognize area students - Independence Daily Reporter
  • Former Jayhawk mascots tying the knot - Wichita Eagle
  • Mysterious colony decline baffles Missouri beekeeper, others in U.S. - Kansas City Star
  • Water forum to feature KU professor - Kansas City Star

Packet 44 - October 31

  • Area woman to speak at prayer breakfast - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs
  • KU Poison Center marks 25 years of service - The Chieftain, Bonner Springs
  • Glass in the House - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Guest speakers - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Rock Chalk Shabbat - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
  • Event to showcase college choices - Olathe News (2 pages)
  • Reading project earns $3.4 million Department of Education grant - Wyandotte West, Kansas City KS
  • Reading project earns $3.4 million Department of Education grant - Piper Press, Kansas City KS
  • Ex-Kansan takes on cancer at tiny level - Coffeyville Journal
  • Philanthropist Hortense Oldfather dies - Independence Daily Reporter

Packet 46 - October 31

  • University: Deficiencies led to release of student records - Hays Daily News
  • University: Deficiencies led to release of student records - Manhattan Mercury
  • Procedural failures led to privacy breach - Topeka Capital-Journal (2 pages)
  • Privacy breach investigated by KU - Independence Daily Reporter
  • KU suffers second privacy breach in 2 months - Wichita Eagle
  • Local doctor helps train student in rural medicine - Pratt Tribune
  • TALK discussion on ‘Kite Runner’ - Salina Journal
  • KCP&L chief: Coal needed - Salina Journal (2 pages)
  • Program gives adults chance to further their education - Southwest Daily Times, Liberal (2 pages)
  • SHS students in Honors Program - Sterling Bulletin

Packet 48 - October 31

  • Poison control Center celebrates 25th - Gyp Hill Premiere