University Daily Kansan, October 16, 1981
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miscellany
milestones
Paul Conrad, professor of mathematics, has been named KU's first Henry B. Bischoff distinguished professor of mathematics.
Conrad's appointment brings the number of distinguished professors on the KU campus to 41. Distinguished chairs recognize professors for leadership and outstanding contributions to their fields.
Kansas Press Women is an affiliate of
Kansas Press Women. Press Women has a bout 200 members.
Linda Lang, Lawrence senior, is the
Brown University year's Kansas Press
Women Scholars Award.
Douglas Dalgleish, Prairie Village senior, has received the Winfield F. Ligget Scholarship for 1981-82.
Heather Laird, Lawrence senior, has received a Dollie R. and Sam F. Farha Scholarship and a David and Emma Dunbar Scholarship for 1981-82.
Monica Hendershot, Nickerson junior, has received the Union Fire Scholarship for University Community Service.
The Union Fire Scholarship Fund was established to reward students who contributed outstanding service to the University community.
Four students in the School of Business have received Gertrude Moyt Scholarships for the 1981-82 academic year.
The recipients are: Christie Sigle, Mission junior; Randy Boxberger, Great Bend senior; Frederick Coulter, Garden City, N.Y. senior; and Krystyna Marcinkowski, Katowice, Poland senior.
Paul Reynolds, Joplin, Mo., freshman, has received an Edwin E. Slosson Scholarship for the 1981-82 academic year.
Cynthia Aylward, Wichita senior, has received the Richard Mensch Scholarship.
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United Way drive approaches $7,000
Only four days into the drive, the KU United Way has received almost $7,000 to its $31,800 goal for this year, co-hosted by Tom Wilkerson said yesterday.
"We hope by the end of this week to fill in the first of our $10,000 markers," Wilkerson, also director of recreation services on Robinson Gymnasium, said.
The committee, headed by Wilkerson and Vickie Thomas, general counsel to the University, have set themselves a high road this year.
"For the last 10 years, KU has never reached its goal," Wilkerson said.
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