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July 18, 2003
Vol. 27, No. 18

• WWII tributes mark dedication
• KU WWII veterans to be honored at Lied Center
•Pinups exhibited for Dole celebration
• Korean war memorial finds support locally and abroad
• Engineering building receives boost from former Chrysler chairman
• Tuition assistance deadline approaches
• Successful beginning
•Feds award TRIO programs $4.5 million
• Dean named to high school hall of fame
• KU junior twirls her way to Atlantic City
• KU remains affordable as tuition grants double for students in need
• Commissioner to head KU’s Topeka center
•Prof delivers paper, plays ball
•Audio-Reader now includes weekend Star
• Hall Center announces speakers for 2003-04 lecture series at KU
•KU GOes to War: Faculty, staff share WWII experiences in Memory Tent
• Dole dedication commemorates WWII heroes, war era at KU
•A dream deferred: Dole leaves KU for war
•Free shuttles
to facilitate event access
• War bride to wear gown for fashion show
• KU First
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Dean named to high school hall of fame


Jack E. Fincham, dean of the School of Pharmacy, recently was inducted into the Beatrice  Educational Foundation Hall of Fame.


Fincham, a 1969 graduate of Beatrice (Neb.) High School, received a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy from the University of Nebraska in 1975 and a Ph.D. in social and administrative pharmacy from the University of Minnesota in 1983.

Fincham joined the KU faculty in 1994 as dean and professor of pharmacy practice.

    
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