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Kim Callahan (Daytime Copy Editor)

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I've worked at the Journal-World since 1999, most recently as daytime copy editor. Before that, I worked nights as the copy chief, an assistant news editor, and a copy editor. I have degrees from KU in law, English, philosophy and journalism, and I've taught Multimedia Editing there since 2000.

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Coach’s dedication keeps KU at top of debate world
By Kim Callahan
August 19, 2012
For the last two decades, Scott Harris has headed KU’s debate program, one of the most celebrated in the country with five National Debate Tournament championships and 14 Final Four appearances. Harris, who just assumed the presidency of the American Forensic Association, has coached three of those Final Four teams and one National Championship team, in 2009.
Law professor’s innovative scholarship puts KU on global map
By Kim Callahan
August 19, 2012
As someone who has visited nearly 50 countries, Raj Bhala feels at home in the world. But he feels most at home in Kansas, where he has spent the past decade transforming KU’s international law program into a world player.
About KU’s first common book and the program
By Kim Callahan
August 18, 2012
Notes about KU’s first common book and the program.
Author of KU’s first common book shares thoughts on writing, college, Kansas and more
By Kim Callahan
August 18, 2012
Kansas University has chosen Eula Biss’ collection of essays “Notes From No Man’s Land” as its inaugural common book.
Lawrence doctor ready for Light the Night Walk after bone marrow transplant
By Kim Callahan
October 6, 2010
Dr. Rod Barnes is an athletic guy — running, swimming, biking, you name it — but it’s a simple stroll around downtown Lawrence that has captured his imagination this year.
Douglas County Community Foundation celebrating 10 years of charitable giving
By Kim Callahan
August 18, 2010
Since 2000, the Douglas County Community Foundation has contributed funds to everything from accessible health care to historic restoration.
Brick by Brick: New York Street project uncovers and restores a piece of Lawrence history
By Kim Callahan
August 16, 2010
Block by block, between 1960 and 1976, the historic bricks of New York Street, in one of Lawrence’s oldest neighborhoods, were paved over with asphalt.
Hunter education course to be held in September
By Kim Callahan
August 11, 2010
The Lawrence Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 2 will sponsor a hunter education course next month.
Brick restoration on New York Street reaches its final phase
By Kim Callahan
August 11, 2010
Block by block, between 1960 and 1976, the historic bricks of New York Street, in one of Lawrence’s oldest neighborhoods, were paved over with asphalt.
Annual series commemorates Lawrence’s role in the Civil War
By Kim Callahan
August 4, 2010
One is the picture of calm determination; the other, of fierce passion.

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