Baker University triple major is Oxford bound
Baker University senior Will Duncan learned so much during his time as an undergraduate student.
He learned to be a leader through the many organizations he joined. He learned to be an athlete while on the tennis team, and he learned that late nights studying in the library or practicing in Owens Music Hall could have a big payoff.
Duncan’s most important lesson, though, was the value of friendship with the people he comes in contact with every day.
Haskell, KU students walking to underscore environmental, Native American spiritual issues of trafficway
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Public invited to see caterpillars, butterflies at Fitch reservation north of Lawrence
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Will Duncan, who majored in math, music and international studies at Baker University, is headed to Oxford University for graduate studies.
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