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The art of physics: KU junior’s jewelry, sculpture designs win national prizes
Kristal Feldt is preparing to show her prize-winning work inspired by particle physics at the February meeting of the American Association of Physics Teachers.
Dec. 4, 2008
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KU professor creates official state ornament for White House Christmas tree
The top of the ornament showcases a dynamic blue Kansas sky; the bottom features the beloved Kansas sunflower. - KU chancellor lauds recommendation of Kansas for biological defense lab
- KU partners with Overland Park firm to perform energy audit, increase efficiencies
Dec. 2, 2008
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KU metalsmithing students return from international exhibition in Germany
Locals will have two opportunities to view the KU students’ work: Nov. 28-Dec. 6 at 6 Gallery, 716 1/2 Massachusetts St., and Dec. 7-13 in the display cases outside the gallery in the Art and Design Building on campus. - Spirit squads to compete in national competition Jan. 16-18
- College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers popular trivia challenge to public for first time
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Garden City man plans estate gift for KU’s Marching Jayhawks
Alan Riedel’s gift to KU Endowment will be added to the Marching Jayhawks endowment, established earlier this year with a $100,000 gift from Dana and Sue Anderson of Los Angeles. - KU class works to build hyper-efficient car
- Center for Sustainability announces leadership award winners
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- High school students win cash prizes at KU’s Black Leadership Symposium
- KU grad known as one of the world’s most powerful women returns to alma mater Nov. 14
- University of Chicago professor to examine ‘object worlds’ in KU lecture
- KU honors top high school seniors from Clay, Pottawatomie, Riley counties
Nov. 6, 2008
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Researcher of invasive bee’s expansion collects first specimen in West near KU
Kansans should look for the giant resin bee in shady places, at least a half-meter above the ground. - KU senior advances in Rhodes scholarship competition
- KU debaters win first place, best speaker in Harvard University tournament
- Award-winning photographer and writer to lecture at KU
Nov. 5, 2008
- Law school honors new Rice scholars and more than 130 scholarship recipients
- ROTC students to observe Veterans Day with vigils, campus events Nov. 7-9
- KPR’s broadcast of ‘From the Top’ to feature program taped at Lied Center
- International programs librarians at KU connect with local junior high students
Nov. 4, 2008
