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Friday,February 26,1993
SPORTS
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FOR WOMEN AND MINORITY MEN
The University of Kansas Howard Hughes Undergraduate Research Fellowships
Program: Undergraduate summer research fellowships in Biochemistry, Cell Biology, General Genetics, Molecular Genetics, Physiology, and Microbiology. The program is funded through a grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Eligibility Requirements:
1. Women nd minority men who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
2. Undergraduates who have completed their freshman year with a minimum 3.0 grade point average
3. Demonstrable leadership ability, scholastic ability and an interest in pursuing a career in the biological sciences.
Stipend and Allowances: $2,000 stipend for an eight week program, tuition and fees for 2 credit hours of undergraduate research, room, board and travel stipend.
Submission Format: Obtain an application from your Biology Department (or rom the address below): send an application, an official transcript, and two letters of recommendation, to the Howard Hughes Program, 2045 Haworth, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66045-2106.
Program Date: June 8-July 31, 1993
Application Deadline Date: April 1, 1993.
For Additional Information, write to:
oimal Information, write to:
Sylvia M. Suarez
Howard Hughes Program
2045 Haworth Hall
The University of Kansas
Lawrence, KS 66045-2106
Dear cousin Martin,
Save your money.
Don't go to Cancun!
Listen to me!
In one afternoon,
you can take a trip to
M.Y. DUGLIA
MY RUSSIA.
I've heard that my countryman
VADIM GUSHCHIN
is staying in your town. He's a Russian actor with a lovely voice who sings our old songs to make you laugh and weep. He's not Gypsy but when he sings their songs, his sweet guitar will make you want to dance.
Are you listening, cousin?
(This is not Vadim Gushchin.
(This is Cousin Sasha.)
So why don't you go have lunch in VADIM GUSHCHIN'S RUSSIA on Sunday afternoon, February 28th. between 12:00 Noon and 3:30. At Teller's.
Choose the Russian special from their hearty menu and be sure to have some BORSCHT and a bit of vodka. If'll warm you better than Cancun.
That's in downtown Lawrence at 746 Massachusetts.
Your cousin, Sasha.
Big-hitting Hogs next for'Hawks
No.30 Arkansas' speed power pose challenge
By Brady Prauser
Kansan sportswriter
Eight inches of snow in Hogland-Maupin Stadium, Kansas' home field, makes playing baseball impossible.
Fortunately, the Jayhawks are farther south - in warmer weather - as they open a three-game series with Arkansas in Fayetteville today.
Arkansas, 4-1, is ranked 30th nationally in the College Baseball poll after crushing its first four opponents by a combined total of 58 runs to 12. However, three of those opponents were Division II schools, including Southwest Baptist University, which lost 21-5 to the Razorbacks Monday.
Arkansas beat Kansas State 10-1 on Sunday.
Despite his team's explosive offensive performance, Arkansas coach Norm DeBriny said his team would have its hands full with Kansas.
"Kansas has the kind of pitching that will test us to see if we are for real," said DeBriyn, who is in his 24th season coaching the Razorbacks. "We were impressed with them last year. They probably were a better ball club than we were."
Kansas won three of four games against Arkansas last season in Fayetteville and one at home.
"We felt that was the best Kansas team we had seen," Clark said. "We'll have to do a better job with the bats this year."
Arkansas hitting coach Doug Clark also was impressed with Kansas.
Kansas, which returns 20 lettermen from last season, has played only three games so far, winning two of three against Grand Canyon University in Phoenix Feb. 12-14. The Jayhawks were scheduled to play Southeast Missouri State last weekend, but the series was canceled because of snow.
Favetteville had received no snow as of last night,
Sources: Kansas Sports Information, Grand Canyon Sports Information
but did get occasional rain showers. Arkansas' stadium has artificial turf, which is easier to play on in inclement weather than natural grass.
Senior right-handlers Tom Stewart and David Soult, who had victories against Grand Canyon, are scheduled to start Friday's and Saturday's games against Arkansas.
Stewart and Soult have pitched nearly identical games this season. Each threw five innings, giving up no runs and two hits. It was the first career pitching start for both players.
Junior David Meyer, a left bander, is slated to start Sunday.
Kansas coach Dave Bingham said the Jayhaws needed to concentrate on stopping the Razorbacks running game and not allow them to have big runs-on innings.
"At Arkansas, you can't give them anything." Bingham said, "You start giving them a run here and there, they get momentum and then you have problems. They are going to score against us, but we have to avoid the big innings."
928 Mass 843-0611
K-STATE
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28
2 PM
*... not some diva manque with a polité
little pianist paddling behind ... Serkin plays
with the piano ldl all the way up and Frank is
able to match him in his fingering.
Bristol Gloucestershire August 1992
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