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Matt Gowen
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- STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT MAKING CONNECTIONS
- July 4, 1999
- The incoming student body president at Kansas University wants to make a connection — as much with university administrators and state officials as with his constituents.
- KUMC RESEARCHERS FIND IV SOLUTIONS USE TOO MUCH SUGAR
- July 4, 1999
- A study done by a doctor and a registered nurse at the Kansas University Medical Center revealed that IV solutions were using too much sugar.
- S PUBLIC FILES ARRIVE AT KU
- July 4, 1999
- In July, officials with Kansas University and the state hired a Lenexa-based architectural firm to handle the design of the Dole Institute for Public Service and Public Policy.
- KU TO CHANGE, ACCORDING TO PLAN
- July 4, 1999
- Kansas University’s master plan, which saw a formal revision last fall, will begin having a significant impact on the Lawrence campus in coming years.
- RESEARCHERS STUDY STROKE RECOVERY
- July 4, 1999
- With the help of a $7.6 million grant, a group of researchers at Kansas University Medical Center has launched a major study into the varying degrees of recovery after stroke.
- HEMENWAY LEAVING MARK ON KU CAMPUS
- July 4, 1999
- With three full academic years now under his belt as chancellor of Kansas University, Robert Hemenway reflects on goals achieved and looks forward to the next century.
- EDUCATOR READS SUCCESS INTO LIFELONG LEARNING
- January 3, 1999
- The head of Baker University says continuing education for post-graduates and teaching students will be among higher education’s missions in the next millennium.
- REGENTS EXPAND ADMISSIONS EXEMPTION
- November 20, 1998
- Some nonresidents missing requirements under the new qualified admissions standards will still be allowed to enroll.
- COMPLAINT ON HANDICAPPED PARKING LEADS TO SPACE SHUFFLING
- November 19, 1998
- A complaint filed with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services led to some surprising changes in disabled parking near Allen Fieldhouse.
- FORMER KU PROFESSOR DARWIN DAICOFF DIES
- November 18, 1998
- Darwin Daicoff, a Kansas University professor emeritus of economics and public administration who for years played a major role in the formation of state economic policy, died Monday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a battle with emphysema. He was 69. A faculty member for 34 years, Daicoff spent the bulk of his career in the economics department before transferring in the mid-1980s to the department of public administration, where he taught public finance.
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