61. To Run, Or Run From, A Story: Publishers Tackle Tough Questions - American Press NewsFuture, published by The media Center focuses on critical issues and trends in   Peggy Kuhr, Knight Chair, University of kansas, school Of Mass http://www.americanpressinstitute.org/content/p2784_c1388.cfm

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62. John S. And James L. Knight Foundation Medill school of Journalism. www.medill.nwu.edu. media Management Center University of kansas school of Journalism and Mass Communications http://www.knightfdn.org/default.asp?story=journalism/grantees.asp

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64. MUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION PLACEMENT SERVICE JOB LIST 1995-96 Will oversee Talbott Library s media Center and Music Education......school OF FINE ARTS The University of kansas school of Fine Arts offers a http://www.music.indiana.edu/tech_s/mla/joblist/9604.job

65. Universal Service Report & Order: Appendix A Center for media Education,. League of United Latin American Systems, Medical Center. University of kansas school of Nursing http://www.fcc.gov/wcb/universal_service/fcc97157/appenda.html

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66. Access Research Network - Kansas School Board Evolution Resources 8.99 kansas school Removes Evolution from State Competency Tests Columnist Altevogt discusses the protrayal of the kansas school Board decision in the media, http://www.arn.org/kansas899.htm

Access Research Network IDnet Commentary and Proposed Revisions to Kansas Education Standards, Sixth Draft of Science Writing Team - December, 2000. On Februray 14, 2001 the Kansas State Board of Education voted to restore evolution as a central theory in science classes. Not only was evolution restored, but a worldview philosophy of naturalism is now being promoted in Kansas. This letter by the Intelligent Design network proposes changes to the standard that were not accepted. The letter, the response by the writing team, and the followup letter clearly illustrates the naturalism worldview statements being promoted by the Kansas State Board of Education. For further information on the Kansas Science Standards visit the IDNet website at: http://www.intelligentdesignnetwork.org/ January 5, 2001 Letter from the Intelligent Design Network to the Kansas State Board of Education January 30, 2001 response by the Kansas State Board of Education Writing Team to the Intelligent Design Network February 8, 2001 response by the Intelligent Design Network to the Kansas State Board of Education ... CNN interview with John Calvert of Intelligent Design Network 2005 Update on Kansas Science Standards On Tuesday, May 9, 2005, the Kansas State Board voted to submit a next to final version of the Science Standards to an outside agency for external review. This version of the Standards incorporates the changes that are described in a two page summary posted at

67. Trends - Understanding "anti-Hazelwood" Laws And kansas school officials, whose actions might not violate the First Amendment, Hazelwood has taken an enormous toll on many high school student media http://www.studentpress.org/nspa/trends/~law0101hs.html

ACP SOURCEBOOK PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US ... Discover the benefits of membership in the National Scholastic Press Association. Not sure if you're a member? Enter publication name below: ( Advanced search Download the latest forms and brochures in PDF format (requires Adobe Reader NSPA Membership Summer ... How to download PDF files NSPA's directory of links to student media resources - more than 200 organizations are just a click away. Sourcebook Home An online publication of the National Scholastic Press Association Understanding "anti-Hazelwood" laws By Mike Hiestand, Student Press Law Center How can state laws "trump" a United States Supreme Court decision? In short, they don't. They exist independently. Here are two things most of you already know: First, in its 1988 decision, Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier , the U.S Supreme Court significantly cut back on the First Amendment rights of most high school student journalists when working on school-sponsored publications. Second, so far, six states (Arkansas, California, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts) have passed student free expression laws and a number of local school districts have enacted student publication policies that limit the ability of school officials to their censor student media. These laws, which some have dubbed "anti-

68. In Kansas, A Sharp Debate On Evolution It would not be farfetched, said William S. Harris, a kansas City Tenn., where a high school science teacher was famously convicted of violating a http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/05/05/AR2005050501927.

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69. Kansas Schools OK Scrutiny Of Evolution The kansas Board of Education voted 64 Tuesday to include greater criticism The kansas school system was ridiculed around the country in 1999 when the http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08/09/AR2005080901409.

70. Library Media Specialist Job Description These resources should be housed in a library media center which provides adequate space The school library media specialist plans, directs, implements, http://www.usd320.k12.ks.us/whs/lmc/lmsjob.html

Wamego High School Library Home of the Red Raiders Position Description Library Media Specialist, USD 320 Brief Program Description The library media program should be an integral part of the schools' curriculum. Students and faculty members should be provided with the resources to supplement the curriculum, whether they be in-house resources or those found through the use of technology. These resources should be housed in a library media center which provides adequate space for all activities. The library media center should be conveniently located, easily accessible, and aesthetically inviting to all. Description of Position of LMS The school library media specialist plans, directs, implements, and evaluates the library program. Management Skills - Student Behaviors The library media specialist: Establishes behavioral standards for students in the LMC Assists students in becoming effective and discriminating users of library resources Helps students develop habits of independent reference work and skills in the use of reference material in relation to planned assignments. Management Skills - Environment The library media specialist: Organizes library material, equipment, and facilities for effective and efficient utilization and circulation.

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72. Tutoring_page Coronado Middle school. 1785 N. 64th Terrace kansas City, KS 66104 Gateway Center, Tower II 4th and State, Suite 103 kansas City, KS 66101 http://www.ku.edu/~eop/UpwardBound/tutoring_page.htm

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73. University Of Kansas School Of Law University of kansas school of Law 202 Green Hall Lawrence, KS 66045 www.law.ku.edu The Public Interest Center is part of the Office of Career Services, http://www.abanet.org/legalservices/probono/lawschools/156.html

You currently do not have JavaScript enabled in your web browser. The ABA website relies on JavaScript for display purposes. To fully experience the ABA site, please enable javascript. University of Kansas School of Law 202 Green Hall Lawrence, KS 66045 www.law.ku.edu Go to a Pro Bono Program Category Pick a Pro Bono Category Contact Information Category or Type of Program Description of Program Location of Program Staffing, Management and Oversight of Program Funding Student Run Pro Bono Groups and Specialized Law Education Projects Faculty Pro Bono Awards and Recognition Community Service Go to a Public Interest Program Category Pick a Public Interest Category Contact Information Certificate and Curriculum Programs Public Interest Centers Public Interest Clinics Externships and Internships Classes with a Public Service Component Public Interest Journals and Website Public Interest Career Support Center Loan Repayment Assistance Programs (LRAP) Post-Graduate Fellowships and Awards Term Time Fellowships Summer Fellowships Extracurricular and Co-Curricular Programs Student Public Interest Groups Law School Pro Bono Programs Contact Information Crystal M. Mai, Assistant Dean and Director of the Office of Career Services, is in charge of this program. 785/864-9208

74. Topeka Convention & Visitors Bureau Topeka Public Schoolsmedia Services Office District media Center Shawnee County sponsors many recycling centers throughout the community. http://tcvb.accesstopeka.com/information/community_services.shtml

Topeka, KS TCVB Services Convention Services Meeting Planners/Facilities ... Request For Proposal (PDF) Search Accommodations Events Attractions Maps ... Contact Us Community Services Child Care Taking care of our young people is a top priority. Many of our corporations have corporate day cares, and there are myriad day care centers both privately owned and church sponsored. For those who prefer day care in the home, there are many home day care choices available. Contact ERC Resource and Referral for details on centers. They also keep a listing of available openings. Phone: 785-357-5171 Web site: www.ercrefer.org Churches Over 200 churches represent many faiths and beliefs in the Topeka area. The Greater Topeka Chamber of Commerce maintains a Religious Services Directory. Call or email for a copy. Phone 785-234-2644. E-mail: topekainfo@topekachamber.org Libraries As the state capital and home to a four-year university, the Topeka/Shawnee County area is fortunate to have many libraries for students, researchers, and those who read for pleasure. Libraries include: Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library Phone: 785-233-2040 Address: 1515 SW 10th, Topeka, Kansas 66604

75. About > Media Center > Release > Kansas City Mayor Recognized Nationally For Com Home About media Center. RELEASE. Contact Kimberli Meadows kansas City, Missouri (June 6, 2004) The Points of Light Foundation announced today http://www.pointsoflight.org/about/mediacenter/releases/2004/06-06a.cfm

VolunteerResource.org Home Login Search ... Contact Us QUICK LINKS News Release Archives 2003 Performance and Financial Report Home About ... Media Center RELEASE Contact: Kimberli Meadows 202-841-4730 (cell) KMeadows@pointsoflight.org KANSAS CITY MAYOR RECOGNIZED NATIONALLY FOR COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP Points of Light Foundation Presents Award at National Conference Mayor Carol Marinovich was honored for her leadership and proactive efforts to institute positive and lasting change in Kansas City, Kansas (KCK). While Mayor Marinovich believes in the importance of partnering with government agencies, local and state, she also believes that it's important to work closely with neighborhood groups-what she calls "the mainstay to the longevity of positive change." Since she became Mayor, citizen involvement in the life of the city-a real measure of the health of a city-has grown significantly, with the number of KCK neighborhood organizations growing from 30 to more than 100. In 1997, Marinovich chaired the KCK delegation to the Presidents' Summit on America's Future in Philadelphia. Following the Summit, she was instrumental in the establishment of Kansas City's Promise and co-chaired the effort in its formative years, providing leadership in Wyandotte County and across the metropolitan area. The Points of Light Foundation Community Leadership Award was established in 1992 to recognize the outstanding citizen volunteer in the mmunity that is host to the National Conference on Community Volunteering and National Service.

76. About > Media Center > To The Point Leadership Staff Careers media Center Support/Give Volunteers take a break from painting a DC school to pose with the JOIN HANDS DAY mascot. http://www.pointsoflight.org/about/mediacenter/tothepoint/2005/06/volaction_jhd.

VolunteerResource.org Home Login Search ... June 2005 "Jumping Up and Down" for JOIN HANDS DAY Generations Come Together to Volunteer across America By Annah Abetti Rosedale Development Association volunteers build base of picnic table. Much to be proud of: Rosedale volunteers relax in the newly completed space! Volunteers take a break from painting a D.C. school to pose with the JOIN HANDS DAY mascot. "Is this Candid Camera?" Kelly Jander, volunteer coordinator of the Rosedale Development Association in Kansas City, Kan., asked this question when she learned she has been awarded a $1,500 grant, one week before her JOIN HANDS DAY project. "It came at the right time," said Linda Wright, office manager of the Rosedale Development Association. "We were going to nix a major part of the project because of not enough money. But then it just came! The project just turned out awesome." This year, on May 7, 2005, adults and youth joined hands across the country to participate in volunteer projects. Foundation staff directly participated in JOIN HANDS DAY by sending a team to help beautify 33 public schools in the district, in partnership with Hands on DC, an all-volunteer, one-day, work-a-thon each spring that improves conditions in the D.C. public schools and raises money for college scholarships. The Rosedale Development Association in Kansas City, Kan., (Rosedale) called their JOIN HANDS DAY project "Operation Rosedale Paradise." After a communal breakfast, 70 volunteers transformed a bare lot behind the building into a green area surrounded by flowers and a wooden fence. Volunteers built a stage-deck and two round picnic tables, and painted a nearby playground with bright colors.

77. May Institute | Media Center media Center. Press Releases 2000 Implements first Positive Schools program in Wichita, kansas. 2003 Creates May Institute’s Graduate Scholars program http://www.mayinstitute.org/media_center/50th_release.asp

Success Story "I am grateful to Baybridge Clubhouse for supporting my education.... " Press Releases Press Library Events Photo Album Press Releases Contact Julia Burgess Communications Specialist 781-440-0400 ext. 348 jburgess@mayinstitute.org May Institute Celebrates 50 Years of Excellence Norwood, Mass. Dr. and Mrs. Jacques May founded the Institute in 1955 to provide a supportive environment and progressive treatment for their twin sons with autism. Today, May Institute is among the largest, most respected, and innovative nonprofit organizations in the country, with nearly 200 service locations in 18 states, benefiting more than 25,000 individuals and families each year. “It is fitting that May Institute’s anniversary occurs during National Autism Awareness Month,”says President and CEO Walter P. Christian, Ph.D., ABPP, who has led May Institute for more than 25 years. “As we celebrate a half century of providing award-winning programs that have helped make progress possible for individuals with autism and other special needs, I’m particularly proud of our many May professionals whose expertise in the field is unparalleled.” In commending May Institute for its quality of services, CARF stated, “The commitment, dedication, enthusiasm, and skill of the staff members are found throughout the organization, and they (staff) are genuine and caring in carrying out their responsibilities.”

78. Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute - Announcements We will post media coverage and news announcements from the kansas City Area Life kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences Adds Center for http://www.kclifesciences.org/content/newsroom/announcements.asp

Stakeholder Resource Sharing Collaboration Opportunities Current Proposals Facilities Equipment ... Administration New user? Register now! Username: Password: Forget Your Password? Announcements and Media Coverage We will post media coverage and news announcements from the Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute and its stakeholder institutions as they are made available to us. Click on the links provided to view each article or announcement. For more information about the following announcements, contact Terri Bogina 2005 Announcements: Stowers researchers demonstrate role of retinoic acid in bilateral symmetry MAY 2005 Stowers Institute Investigator, Olivier Pourquié, Ph.D., in collaboration with Julien Vermot, a visiting postdoctoral fellow in his lab, has published findings that demonstrate a role for retinoic acid in coordinating left-right patterning and somitogenesis during embryonic development. The findings were published in the May 12 issue of the scientific journal Nature.. More...

79. Kansas State Fair: High School Marching Bands Welcome to the kansas State Fair, Approval has been received from the kansas State High school Activities Association for the 2005 school year. http://www.kansasstatefair.com/Bands/index.cfm?NavID=23&SubNavID=0&View=Yes

80. Kansas State Fair: Kansas' Largest Classroom kansas school Children Visit the Largest Classroom Birthing Center Students watch a presentation in the kansas State University Animal Birthing Center. http://www.kansasstatefair.com/KLC/index.cfm?NavID=17&SubNavID=0&View=Yes

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