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CHANDLER BOESE
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Recently, the Center for the Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets, or CReSIS, a National Science Foundation center based at the University of Kansas, published an article in the Journal of Glaciology about its recent findings in the topography of two glaciers in Antarctica and Greenland.
CReSIS, established in 2005 as part of NSF's Science and Technology program, is led by the University of Kansas, according to the CReSIS website, but also includes Elizabeth City State University,
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ALLISON KITE
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Senate candidate Greg Orman's new plan regarding college affordability revolves around holding universities accountable for the rising cost of higher education and increasing transparency to give students more power in taking out loans.
"If you receive tax payer dollars, you should sign on to the goal of making it more affordable," Orman said in his speech on campus Tuesday.
The six-part plan, which Orman presented to about 30 students and community members at Ecumenical Campus ministries, outlines
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Kappa Sigma investigation: Kappa Sigma fraternity will remain suspended until Oct. 31. At the conclusion of the suspension, the University can decide whether to extend the suspension and continue the investigation or set a hearing date for the organization where sanctions will be decided.
Sexual assault updates
Chancellor's task force: Some of the sexual assault recommendations submitted to the Chancellor's email and webpage have been given to the task force. It is currently undertaking research and soliciting feedback from members of the University community. Members will make further recommendations this spring and deliver a report to the chancellor by the end of April 2015. The task force website is now live at sataskforce.ku.edu. The task force will meet again Oct. 24 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Regents Room of Strong Hall.
MCKENNA HARFORD
@McKennaHarfod
Hashinger case: William McCoy and John Jossie, the student and man each charged Oct. 9 with a felony count of rape in Hashinger Hall, have been released from jail on bond. They are scheduled to appear in preliminary hearings at the Douglas County Courthouse on Nov. 4. The date is subject to change.
AMELIA ARVESEN
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