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The Black Faculty and Staff Council is inviting the campus community to share information for its Web site. The council is specifically looking for names and links of black faculty or staff members and special programs or events/news that advance black faculty, staff and students at KU. The council, established by faculty and staff in 1975, lists among its objectives: “establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with various university units, the alumni, community groups and black faculty and staff at other regent institutions.”

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Charles K. Wolfe, who earned a doctorate from KU, was recently inducted into the National Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame. A scholar of bluegrass and all forms of traditional country music, Wolfe wrote more than a dozen books, mostly historical in nature, and penned liner notes for numerous albums. He was also an active educator, teaching at Middle Tennessee State University from 1970 to 2005.