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Many Churches, One Lord: We have a lot for which to be thankful Pastor Jeff Eschbaugh Special to the Daily Jeffersonian I would like to say thanks so much to Beth Bailey and all the great staff at The Jeffersonian for their hard work in 2020. I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. I believe that we have a lot to be thankful for in 2020. First, let me remind you that no matter what is going on God is still in control. I am so sorry and my heart breaks for those who have lost loved ones this year d...

motorcyclist. lets go to our live picture from our vdot camera first. you can see that no one is getting by right now. this happened at about -- just about quarter to 5:00 this morning northbound 395. again a motorcycle and a car involved. lots of equipment. emergency equipment and ambulance on the scene right now. a motorcycle and a car. if youre planning to head northbound on 395, right now its early enough that at the pentagon youre not seeing the delay but up ahead again no one is ...

traditional cultural norms that governed student lives. the stories which im sharing today will show some of the impulses for student activism at university of kansas were being fostered intergenerationally through the university administration dean of womens office. these administrative activities began almost a decade before the campus unrest unfolded nationally. in the case of ku, the liberal feminist platform built by the dean of women would reach into civil rights and student prot...

thats a list of all the different places i had to go to map this together. now, let me set the stage at the university of kansas for the long 60s during a time we decidedly do not link with social upheaval, the 1950s. in 1956 kus chancellor hired a new dean of women, emily taylor. taylor was young for her position at a large co-ed carol school, only 40, taylor trained with one of the most well respected scholars in student affairs, kate hevner mueller who comes from your school, indian...

speech. >> yeah, ive seen the tape of it. >> you see me looking like im sick. >> ray parson told me before i saw the speech that it is not as bad as everybody made it out to be and that although theres definitely some anger and resentment, there are also moments of coherence and are these contained. but it is another one of these classic moments of nixon on television having this very important effect on his career. >> actually, when i went back in the campaign in 69 i decided i bet be...

morning. we have four speakers. then we will have a question and answer session at the end of all the talks. lets begin with kelly santorius who currently serves as director of development for college of arts and sciences at washington university in st. louis. she holds a phd in american history from kansas state university. her work shared today comes from oral history interviews conducted over eight years with dr. emily taylor, the former dean of women at the university of kansas. he...