October 3 , 2003
Vol. 28, No. 4

• Green chemistry
• Minority enrollment increase sets record
• Improved student services called key
• McAllister to lead Dole Institute as interim director
• Shadow dancers
• United Way campaign challenges contributors
• Financial woes cause Printing Services layoffs
• Catholic, Jewish studies professorships established
• Grad student stretches talents
• Lecture series to bring writers, analysts to KU
• AAUP organizes public forum on Patriot Act
• Former professor solves royal mystery in Sickly Stuarts
•KU joins study of doctoral education
•New portable carts provide options for fast food, beverages
• Peace Corps renews KU office grant
•Faculty receive Higuchi awards
• Novelist supports Watkins scholarship
•Hispanic heritage celebrated at KU
• August employees honored
• Engineering hall to be dedicated
• KU First
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• Off the hill
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Shadow dancers

Dancers perform on Wescoe Beach during KU’s Open House festivities on Sept. 20. Nearly 50 schools and organizations participated in the event. R. Steve Dick/University Relations

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