Nov. 5, 2004
Vol. 29, No. 6

• Ceremony to honor veterans
• Librarian to return as vice provost
• H.O.P.E. award finalists selected
• Monster on Mass
• Capitol Steps to headline Dole political humor series
• Student center renamed AAAC
• Judicial review
• Student housing proposes 2005-06 rate increases
• Discount offered on women’s basketball tickets
• Medical center names new leadership team
• Retirement is end of era at KU
• Retiree reception
• Faculty members plan sabbaticals
• ‘Tunnel of Oppression’ to return
• KU campaign nearing goal
• KU employees of the month recognized
• Liberal library
• Family gives KU $4M
• Showcase features device created at KU
• School of Education receives gift
• Verbatim
• Book shelf
• In the news
• Tech tips
• Quiz
• KU First


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Judicial review

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas lectures students Oct. 28 in the KU law school. During the visit, his fourth to KU, Thomas taught classes and conducted several forums and receptions with students and faculty. Other Supreme Court justices to visit the KU law school have included Stephen G. Breyer and Antonin Scalia in 2001. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg is expected to visit in March 2005. Retired Supreme Court Justice Byron R. White visited in 1996. R. Steve Dick/University Relations
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