- Evolution can’t be ignored in board of ed race
- October 21, 2008
- The race for the District 4 seat on the State Board of Education heated up Monday over the issue of teaching evolution during a debate. Democrat Carolyn Campbell said she supports the current science standards that teach evolution and would not change them. The 10-member State Board of Education has been embroiled in battles over evolution and intelligent design for years.
- Author to discuss evolution in 2 lectures
- October 5, 2008
- Author David Sloan Wilson is scheduled to deliver two lectures this week Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution.
- Writer to give lecture about evolution theory
- October 4, 2008
- Author David Sloan Wilson is scheduled to deliver a lecture Monday on applying Charles Darwin’s Theory of Evolution to everyday life.
- Student play focuses on monkey trial
- June 18, 2008
- The topic of human evolution will take the stage starting Thursday as Summer Youth Theatre performs “Inherit the Wind,” a play based on the 1925 Scopes monkey trial.
- Kansas vs. Darwin
- Documentary examines local school board case that evolved into national controversy
- September 14, 2007
- In the beginning, God created controversy. And filmmaker Jeff Tamblyn was there to cover it. To clarify, this particular “beginning” took place in 2005 when three members of the Kansas State Board of Education - Steve Abrams, Kathy Martin and Connie Morris - conducted controversial hearings to debate where God belonged in the classroom.
- Science standards evolve again
- February 14, 2007
- New, evolution-friendly science standards for Kansas’ public schools were adopted Tuesday by the State Board of Education, replacing ones that questioned the theory and generated international ridicule.
- State board dumps anti-evolution standards
- February 13, 2007
- The State Board of Education has adopted evolution-friendly science standards.
- Dodos flock to Darwin Day celebration
- Lecture, film, exhibits pay tribute to evolution
- February 13, 2007
- For an example of how evolution works, look no further than Richard Schowen’s inflamed sinuses.
- KU celebrates the 198th birthday of Charles Darwin
- February 12, 2007
- KU joined in the worldwide celebration of Evolutionist Charles Darwin today, but not to focus on his birth, but on the scientific progress since his time.
- Education board to revisit debate over evolution
- February 11, 2007
- A day after Charles Darwin’s birthday, scientists, educators and other Kansans expect to mark the occasion again by watching the state school board dump science standards questioning his theory of evolution.
- New standards
- February 7, 2007
- To the editor: On Feb. 13, the Kansas Board of Education will vote on adopting new science standards based on the recommendations of the Science Standards Writing Committee, replacing the intelligent-design-influenced standards passed by the previous board in November 2005.
- ‘Dodos’ to flock to campus for Darwin Day
- February 7, 2007
- The Jayhawk mascot will have some competition Monday at Kansas University: A person dressed as a giant dodo bird will be roaming campus for part of the day.
- Moral evolution
- January 27, 2007
- To the editor: In a recent letter it was claimed that evolution “has not and cannot” provide a moral compass. This assertion is completely and utterly false.
- ‘Dodos’ to help mark Darwin birthday
- January 19, 2007
- Proponents of evolution are planning a birthday bash next month for Charles Darwin at the same time that the State Board of Education will be considering science standards that support evolution.
- Wagnon says SBOE to act on evolution in February
- January 10, 2007
- Bill Wagnon, a Topeka Democrat, was elected Tuesday as chairman of the new moderate-controlled Kansas State Board of Education.
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