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Welcome to the second issue of KU Connection. Along with
important news on the University budget and the NCAA Tournament,
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Alumni and friends who follow the Kansas
Jayhawks to St. Louis, will gather to cheer the team
at a party and pre-game rally at beginning at 3 p.m.
Thursday, March 14, at the Hard Rock Cafe in Union Station.
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In the face of steep budget cuts, the university "has
seldom been more vulnerable," Chancellor Robert
Hemenway said in testimony March 7 before a state Senate
budget committee.
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The Malott family gift to KU First will help fund an
attractive new campus entrance at the corner of 15th
and Iowa streets. The gateway honors the memory of former
Chancellor Deane W. Malott. Read
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KU's February 2002 symposium "Let America Be America
Again," celebrating the life and legacy of American
poet Langston Hughes, drew 500 scholars and Hughes enthusiasts
and the attention of nationwide media.
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This
Week In KU History
March 19, 1889: Lewis Lindsay Dyche, a KU-trained naturalist and explorer,
accepts a University chair in anatomy, physiology, and
taxidermy. Dyche will go on to design the Panorama of
North American Mammals, unveiled at 1893 World's Columbian
Exposition in Chicago and now on permanent display at
the KU Natural History Museum in Dyche Hall.
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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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March 2002
