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Dec. 10, 2004
Vol. 29, No. 8

KU prepares for Legislature
Senior is 25th KU student named Rhodes scholar
Study Abroad fourth in nation
Recycling program generates bicycles for kids at KU
Holiday hall
Friday fun
KU schools to hold December graduation ceremonies
KU, county offer flu vaccination clinic
Rec center planning to include neighbors, city
Experts to analyze election results during Dole Institute series
Campaign reaches 85 percent of goal

• KU prof compiles academic study of Harry Potter

Loomis tapped for communications post
KU Web site makes historical additions
Recruits teach math, science in Kansas City public schools
Dole Institute to host Toys for Tots ‘Drive for 500’ event
KU, Topeka to launch loan program to fill high need areas
New book chronicles fieldhouse history
Roosting writers
Pulitzer Prize-winning KU grad gives lecture, visits students
Masked man
Senior curator tracks bison fossils for clues
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Kevin Willmott, assistant professor of theatre and film, has co-produced a documentary for the History Channel about the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum. The documentary is scheduled to air in April, which will coincide with the museum’s scheduled opening. Co-producer Scott Richardson got to know Richard Norton Smith, director of the library and museum, when the two were staff members for former U.S. Sen. Bob Dole more than 20 years ago. Richardson and Willmott worked with Bill Kurtis Productions to create the documentary for the History Channel.

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