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 Issue 1 February 2002

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KU Connection

Welcome to the first issue of KU Connection, a monthly report from the University of Kansas. We invite you to sample a variety of stories covering KU people (both on and off the Hill), campus news and fun facts from KU's proud history.

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  Story Highlights

Chancellor warns bleak budget outlook could result in largest cuts to higher education
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Marilyn Stokstad, who challenged the art world by showcasing women artists in her now widely used textbook, Art History, is among five women who will be honored in 2002 for her lifetime contributions to art in America. Read More...

The Kansas Union will feature a dramatic new west entry, facing Mississippi Street, after completion of its current renovation.
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Athletics Director Al Bohl and KU community welcome new football coach Mark Mangino. Bohl, Mangino bring new philosophy to KU Football. Read More...


  This Week In KU History

February 18, 1930: Clyde Tombaugh, a 24-year-old high school graduate from Burdett, Kansas, who will later earn a degree in astronomy from KU, discovers the planet Pluto from the Lowell Observatory in Arizona.

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A project of the KU Memorial Unions, "This Week In KU History" is going online Fall 2002. Learn More

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