News Clippings

Packet 1 - April 2

• “Crimson and blue honors” (2 pages) - Washington County News
• “Two GDP officers among 54 graduates from KU law enforcement training center” - Anderson County Advocate
• “KU honors students” - Holton Recorder
• “Chase to be in KU production” - Iola Register
• “Prof takes aim at ‘religious right’ in new book” (2 pages) - Clay Center Dispatch
• “Hail Baker selected as KU Orientation Assistant” - Council Grove Republican
• “Bringing the arts to Greensburg” (3 pages) - Dodge City Daily Globe
• “Funeral picketing bill endorsed in House committee” - Emporia Gazette
• “Local students recognized in KU Honors Program” - Frankfort Area News
• “New exhibit at Hansen Museum features life of Senator Robert Dole” - Lindsborg News – Record

Packet 3 - April 2

• “KU to honor area high school seniors” - Hays Daily News
• “Greensburg: The new spring break hot spot” (2 pages) - Hutchinson News
• “University of Kansas students work to clean up littered campus lake” - Leavenworth Times
• “Abilene graduate to assist with KU program” - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle
• “Montoya completes law enforcement training” - Ellsworth Co. Independent-Reporter
• “Cleaning up Potter Lake” - Emporia Gazette
• “Young Sign makes KU hall of fame rich” (2 pages) - Leavenworth Times
• “Local woman travels to South Carolina on service learning spring break trip” - Louisburg Herald
• “Students from KU aid Greensburg reconstruction” - Manhattan Mercury
• “Journalism students at NHS qualify to compete at State” - Neodesha Derrick

Packet 5 - April 2

• “KU students aid Greensburg reconstruction with building” - Newton Kansan
• “A lifeline for KU’s Potter Lake” - Wichita Eagle
• “Despite O’Neal’s push, pharmacy plans on hold” - Hutchinson News
• “Set a good example for kids” (2 pages) - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
• “Students from KU aid Greensburg rebuilding” - Pittsburg Morning Sun
• “Zack Shafer returns to Sabetha” - Sabetha Herald
• “USD 488 Board meeting held” (2 pages) - Courier-Tribune (Seneca)
• “Law enforcement graduates listed” - Wamego Smoke Signal
• “Four-year college not likely in county’s future” (2 pages) - Johnson County Sun
• “Johnson Countian of the Year” (2 pages) - Johnson County Sun

Packet 7 - April 9

• “Boys, Girls State now taking applications” - Southwest Daily Times Liberal
• “Garnett’s front row sports among area small businesses among 19 recognized at 5th annual KSBDC award ceremony on 11th” - Anderson County Advocate
• “Lawrence Journal-World, on cleaning up Potter Lake” - Chanute Tribune
• “KU Alumni honors seniors” - Hiawatha Daily World
• “Jennifer Harness” - Ottawa Herald
• “Lawrence Journal-World, on cleaning up Potter Lake” - Pittsburg Morning Sun
• “KU student picked for welcome program” - Pittsburg Morning Sun
• “Kansas license plates supporting breast cancer research now available:” - Cunningham Courier
• “KU students hope to clean up campus lake” (2 pages) - Independence Daily Reporter
• “University of Kansas students plan to cycle coast to coast” - Winfield Daily Courier

Packet 9 - April 9

• “Search for fine arts dean at KU continues” - Manhattan Mercury
• “Street picnic for 5.4.7. next week...” - Kiowa County Signal
• “KU to honor local high school scholars” - Kiowa County Signal
• “Kansas University to honor seniors” - Oberlin Herald
• “Allen top student columnist” - Phillips County Review
• “KU Alumni will honor top seniors” - Pratt Tribune
• “New officer on patrol” (2 pages) - St. John News
• “Worthy causes fill area students’ breaks” (2 pages) - Basehor Sentinel
• “Coffee’s aroma better than its taste” - Basehor Sentinel
• “Senate tackling many issues, Emler reports” (4 pages) - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle

Packet 11 - April 9

• “No to terror” - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
• “Purim spirit at KU!” - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
• “Israel Night at KU Chabad” - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
• “KU Med ranked 3rd by publication” - Kansas City Kansan
• “Darian Nave will serve as orientation leader” - Wyandotte West
• “Change the process” - Johnson County Sun
• “Local author puts students on fast track to college degree” - Johnson County Sun
• “Keith graduates from KU police training center” - Piper Press
• “Darian Nave will serve as orientation leader” - Piper Press
• “Jackson works to get honor for Peace Corps” - Andover Journal – Advocate

Packet 13 - April 9

• “Smoking ban brings burdens and benefits” (3 pages) - Kansas City Star
• “It’s a second chance for KC” (3 pages) - Kansas City Star
• “Community economic development conference planned for April 10” - Winfield Daily Courier
• “Kansas House cuts important programs” (2 pages) - Winfield Daily Courier
• “Chief justice to speak at KU” - Wichita Eagle
• “KU to honor area seniors” - Independence Daily Reporter
• “KU Alumni group to honor students” - Harper Advocate

Packet 15 - April 16

• “Political speaker: Excitement still surrounds presidential race” - Ottawa Herald
• “Interfaith Alliance” - Pittsburg Morning Sun
• “SHHS grad selected for honors organization” - Spring Hill New Era/ Gardner News
• “Military and the media” (2 pages) - Fort Leavenworth Lamp
• “Historian to speak on global warming” - Salina Journal
• “Fighting fire with training” (2 pages) - Garden City Telegram
• “KU to honor top high school seniors from four counties April 16 in Scott City” - Greeley County Republican
• “KU to honor 40 high school seniors from four south-central counties April 3” - Gyp Hill Premiere
• Basketball and civic engagement at FHSU” (2 pages) - Hays Daily News
• “KU researcher warns of Monarch migration collapse” - McPherson Sentinel

Packet 17 - April 16

• “Sebelius chooses Kittel as district judge” - Eudora News
• “Exports, security services, health care ride out trouble” (2 pages) - Kansas City Business Journal
• “Bloch School faces a big test” (2 pages) - Kansas City Business Journal
• “Final Four worth a million to KU” (2 pages) - Wichita Eagle
• “Debate team” - Wichita Eagle

Packet 19 - April 30

• “Kansas license plates supporting breast cancer research now available” - Neodesha Derrick
• “Cordeus Anderson graduates, inducted into Alpha Beta Kappa” - Osawatomie Graphic
• “Political wind at Democrats’ backs, KU analyst says” (2 pages) - Ottawa Herald
• “Firemen work on certification” (2 pages) - Minneapolis Messenger
• “Jayhawk game prompts quick council meeting” (2 pages) - Baldwin City Signal
• “KU students working as interns” - Andover Journal-Advocate
• “From Orthodox Jew to Jew for Jesus” (2 pages) - Miami Co. Republic
• “Brokaw’s take” - Garden City Telegram
• “Celebrating Sousa” - Leavenworth Times
• “Seventh-grader recognized by Duke” - Abilene Reflector-Chronicle

Packet 21 - April 30

• “Journalism students perform well in regional contest” - Montgomery Co. Chronicle
• “Regents call for weapons-free policy” - Kansas City Star
• “KU alumni honors two NHS seniors at dinner” - Russell County News
• “Bush climate change policy gets mixed reviews” - Garden City Telegram
• “Bleeker has part in KU Rock Chalk revue” - Jewell Co. Record
• “Director of Great Plains Nature Center to address Smoky Hills Audubon Society” - Lindsborg News-Record
• “Projects to improve airport fire safety” - Garden City Telegram
• “Students join forces to assist Melvern trail project” - The Osage County Herald-Chronicle
• “College news” - Derby Informer
• “Wamsley publishes article” - Derby Informer

Packet 23 - April 30

• “Honors organization recognized GB student” - Great Bend Tribune
• “Hispanic American Leadership Organization announces 2008-09 officers” - Great Bend Tribune
• “…on Tom Brokaw’s Lawrence visit” - Parsons Sun
• “Gill noted for journalism work” - Iola Register
• “Topeka IABC Awards of Excellence” - Topeka Capital-Journal
• “Monarch migration threatened” - Kansas City Star
• “College’s officers to carry handguns” (2 pages) - Kansas City Star
• “Morning jolt could have been felt here” (2 pages) - Wichita Eagle
• “KU debate team tops again” - McPherson Sentinel
• “KU debaters finish No. 1” - Topeka Capital-Journal