News Clippings

Packet 1 - January 5

• “Regents raise housing costs” - Manhattan Mercury
• “Earmarked for earmarks” (2 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
• *Does not specifically mention KU “Bright ideas” (2 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
• “University of Kansas fall 2007 graduates” (4 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
• “Polsky Prize” - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
• “KU Hillel fundraiser a slam dunk” - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
• “Brandeis Women learn about heart disease among women” - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
• “Special counsel chosen” (3 pages) - Olathe News
• “Regents raise housing costs, funding for medical center” - Wichita Eagle
• "Regents increase cost of dorms” - Kansas City Star

Packet 3 - January 5

• “Accepting used equipment to help with disability” - Labette Avenue
• “Cancer center fights infertility” - Parsons Sun
• "Pittsburg native to participate in volunteer program" - Pittsburg Morning Sun
• “KU Phi Kappa Phi” - Valley Falls Vindicator
• “Area students receive KU scholarships” - Wamego Times
• "Resident’s son commissioned as U.S. Navy Seal officer” - Spring Hill New Era/ Gardner News
• “WyCo students initiated into KU Phi Kappa Phi” - Wyandotte West
• “Students draft bill to help veterans” - Johnson County Sun
• “WyCo students initiated into KU Phi Kappa Phi” - Piper Press
• “Graber initiated into KU chapter of Phi Kappa Phi honor society” - Kingman Leader - Courier

Packet 5 - January 16

• “Five graduate from KU” - Marysville Advocate
• “KU grants degree to Moundridge’s Moddelmog” - Moundridge Ledger
• “City to discuss study for transportation system” - Hays Daily News
• “KU chapter of Phi Kappa Phi honor society announces new members” - Great Bend Tribune
• “Earns KU degree” - Council Grove Republican
• “Learning certification” - Council Grove Republican
• “Wurtz listed as KU grad” - Clifton News – Tribune
• “KU commencement” - Belleville Telescope
• “Solomon grad helps with vigil at KU” - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle
• “Public transportation” - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle

Packet 7 - January 16

• “McGee, candidate for fall degree” - Bucklin Banner
• “St. John makes staff changes” - Lansing Current
• "Hotel has some seeing crimson” (2 pages) - Kansas City Star
• "Prominent Kansas AIDS researcher dies of heart attack” - Winfield Daily Courier
• "First runner-up in Miss Kansas USA competition” - Conway Springs Star – Argosy
• “Lawrence Journal-World on public transportation:” - Arkansas City Traveler
• “KU announces candidates for degrees” - Andover Journal – Advocate
• “KU announces graduates for fall” - Shawnee Dispatch
• “Boyda touts earmarks headed to 2nd District” - Tonganoxie Mirror
• "Proposed hotel stirs concern” - Parsons Sun

Packet 9 - January 16

• “KU announces graduates of law enforcement training center” - Mount Hope Clarion
• “Stout new member of KU Phi Kappa Phi” - Derby Informer
• "Fry and Stanfill participate in events” - Derby Informer
• “Proposed Lawrence hotel stirs concern for city’s skyline” - Independence Daily Reporter
• "Aaron Keller gets Phi Kappa Phi honors” - Harvey County Independent
• “Western Wyandotte County expected to feel effects of growth” (2 pages) - Wyandotte West
• “KU sees 2008 as quieter” - Shawnee Dispatch
• "KU announces candidates for degrees for fall 2007” - Gardner News
• "College notes” - DeSoto Explorer
• “KU chancellor hopes 2008 productive” - DeSoto Explorer

Packet 11 - January 21

• “Kickapoo Tribe integral to KU professor’s movie” - Wichita Eagle
• “Oread hotel plan stirs debate in Lawrence” - Wichita Eagle
• "Learning to fly” (2 pages) - Hutchinson News
• “State caucuses could sway nominations” (2 pages) - Wichita Eagle

Packet 13 - January 23

• “Fall graduates” - Emporia Gazette
• “Search warrant criticized” - Emporia Gazette
• “Longtime Kansan gets degree at age 85” - Colby Free Press
• “Goodland teen named runner-up in pageant” - Colby Free Press
• "People” - Clay Center Dispatch
• “KU site in China” - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle
• “County students among scholarship recipients at KU (2 pages)” - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle
• "Asher, Richardson, Carlin to be honored” (3 pages) - Abilene Reflector – Chronicle
• “Graduate selected to clerk for U.S. Supreme Court” - Belleville Telescope
• "Legislators talk about coming issues” (4 pages) - Beloit Call

Packet 15 - January 23

• “Hoskinson participates in veteran vigil” - Newton Kansan
• “Preparing our students for tomorrow’s working world” - Norwich News
• “Q&A” (2 pages) - Kansas City Business Journal
• “Tutoring makes a difference for students who need help” (3 pages) - Tonganoxie Mirror
• “Penner to speak at Chamber Annual Dinner January 23” - Anderson County Advocate
• "KU announces candidates for degrees for fall 2007” - Anderson County Advocate
• “Medicinal student works with Dr. Taylor” - Chanute Tribune
• "Longtime KU fan gets degree at age 85” (2 pages) - Chanute Tribune
• “Anderson recognized by KU Center for Service Learning” - Holton Recorder
• “Porter excels at KU” - Iola Register

Packet 17 - January 23

• “Regents’ leader: Repairs, salaries, top needs” (2 pages) - Newton Kansan
• “Legislators’ challenge: Meet all needs, use less cash” - Wichita Eagle
• “Cost of college on the rise” (2 pages) - Garden City Telegram
• “Lawrence Journal-World, on University of Kansas in China” (Dec/31/07) - Topeka Metro News
• "Miss Teen” - Olathe News
• “Bayer works to expand animal health effort” (2 pages) - Shawnee Dispatch
• "Tutoring makes a difference for students who need help” (3 pages) - Shawnee Dispatch
• "City provides vacation activities” - Johnson County Sun
• “Student receives alumni award” - Johnson County Sun
• "Predictions 2008” - Johnson County Sun

Packet 19 - January 23

• “Public radio seeks young musicians” - Johnson County Sun
• "Schagle High librarian receives Champion of Opportunity Award” - Kansas City Kansan
• "Brothers, Sisters stand in for namesakes” (2 pages) - DeSoto Explorer
• "Tutoring makes a difference for students who need help” (2 pages) - DeSoto Explorer
• “Graduation: both journey, destination” - Bonner Springs- Chieftain
• “Brothers, Sisters stand in for namesakes” (2 pages) - Bonner Springs- Chieftain
• “Tutoring makes a difference for students who need help” (3 pages) - Bonner Springs- Chieftain
• “KU in China” - Leavenworth Times
• “SELF Program” - Protection Press

Packet 21 - January 28

• “MBA certificate programs offer a shorter path” - Kansas City Star
• “Tuition limits drawing interest” - Hutchinson News
• “Bioscience group announces grants” - Hutchinson News
• “Lesson needed” - Topeka Capital-Journal
• “Innovate, educate” (2 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
• “Gambling revenue earmarked for debt reduction, programs” - Topeka Capital-Journal
• “‘08 Legislature a class project” (3 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
• “Kansas gets right people for big jobs” (2 pages) - Kansas City Star
• "Earmarked for earmarks” (2 pages) - Topeka Capital-Journal
• “Go on to earn an MBA or go to work?” (6 pages) - Kansas City Star

Packet 23 - January 29

• “Regents to discuss capping tuition” - Daily Union

Packet 25 - January 30

• “Lecture to focus on state Supreme Court” - Garden City Telegram
• “Penner will speak at Chamber’s annual dinner on 23rd” - Anderson County Advocate
• “Prattans graduate at KU” - Pratt Tribune
• “Emporia legislators respond to Sebelius speech” (2 pages) - Emporia Gazette
• “Board wants to cap tuition hikes” - Parsons Sun
• “Authority announces planning grants” - Parsons Sun
• "BPU director appointed to Wind Working group” - Wyandotte West
• “KU announces fall semester graduates” - Newton Kansan
• "Bioscience effort boosted in Kansas” - Kansas City Star
• “Sebelius budget provides increase to state retirees” - Lansing Chronicle

Packet 27 - January 30

• “21 college scholarships available through community foundation” - Salina Journal
• “Discussion” - Topeka Capital-Journal
• “Dream job” (4 pages) - Salina Journal
• "Senate, too, could affirm judge choices” - Topeka Capital-Journal
• "Magical Chamber dinner planned” (2 pages) - DeSoto Explorer
• “Authority announces grants, scholars” - Garden City Telegram
• “Teen third runner-up in pageant” - Olathe News
• “Six named AG” - Arkansas City Traveler
• “Douglas County judge Six named Att’y General” (2 pages) - Clay Center Dispatch

Packet 29 - January 31

• "Professor: Bar has too much sway in picking justices” (2 pages) - Great Bend Tribune
• “Golden Belt Community Foundation 2008 scholarship opportunities” - Great Bend Tribune
• “Stephen Six to handle AG duties following Paul Morrison’s sex scandal split” (2 pages) - Great Bend Tribune
• “Senior awarded scholarship” - Lyons Daily News
• “KU to honor 38 local high school seniors at banquet” - Holton Recorder
• “HS seniors recognized as Kansas Honors Scholars” - Pittsburg Morning Sun
• “MASA, AIPAC promote Israel awareness at KU” (2 pages) - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
• “Laughter and tears” - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
• “Some responses to coal plant decision surprise Bremby” - Augusta Daily Gazette
• “Fall graduates” - Newton Kansan