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March 5, 2004
Vol. 28, No. 12

• KU mourns Clarke Wescoe
• Fall events schedule unites Band Day, Family Weekend
• Campus food services to blend operations
• Wescoe Terrace to see expansion
• Spring enrollment records set
• Expo experiments
• Wheat State Whirlwind plans Kansas expedition
• Professor took road less traveled to field of study
• Pulitzer-winning journalist comes to KU for lecture
• Flock to be feathered, new plumage revealed
• Faculty art to be featured in exhibit
•Employees of the month honored
•Lawsuit appeal dismissed
• Judge rules for KU in Watkins Trust case
• Drill to highlight safety procedures
• ‘Really Rosie’ reading
• Experts to pour into water conference
• Delicate dance
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‘Really Rosie’ reading

Chancellor Robert E. Hemenway reads Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are to children Feb. 21 at Borders Books and Music, 700 New Hampshire. Hemenway was one of many volunteers who read Sendak stories to a young audience, part of “A Really Rosie Activity,” sponsored by KU's University Theatre. Contributed/Debora King, University Theatre Outreach Coordinator

    
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