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Higher education, serious business

April 19, 2002
Vol. 26, No. 15

• Higher education, serious business
• Special Education program best in nation
• Wilcox to head CLAS
• Committee to search for new admissions director
• Former student leaders celebrate and educate during conference
• Making History
• 'Genius Award' winer presents DNA lecture
• Research leads to formula change
• Old KU
• At the top of the hill
• Employee winners to be honored

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Kansas business leaders, regents ask Lesiglators to uphold funding

About 50 Kansas business leaders, Regents and advocates for higher education gathered in Wichita on April 11 to encourage the state Legislature to support higher education in Kansas.

Special Education program best in nation

The special education program at KU claimed the No. 1 ranking in the nation for the seventh time in eight years in the latest U.S. News America’s Best Graduate Schools rankings. The School of Education was rated 25th among public universities and remains the only Kansas school to make the national magazine’s rankings.

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Wilcox to head CLAS
Committee to search for new admissions director
Former student leaders celebrate and educate during conference
Making History
'Genius Award' winner presents DNA lecture
Research leads to formula change
Old KU
At the top of the hill
Employee winners to be honored
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