Encore Café opens it doors this week at 1007 Massachusetts St. The restaurant offers famous dishes and drinks from a variety of Asian countries.
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Encore will also have a karaoke room that will be opening in a month or two. Once the restaurant has a liquor license, they will begin serving alcoholic drinks, and students will be able to use the karaoke room for functions or just for fun.
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Encore also has bubble tea, milkshakes, salads and entrees such as wonton egg noodles and curry dishes. The restaurant has a laid-back atmosphere, and customers order
Hillel, a Jewish student organization on campus, has hosted an open Shabbat dinner for the past six years.
This year, Hillel decided to add to the event by having a canned food drive and
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All students, faculty, staff and community members are invited to attend a traditional Jewish service followed by a free Shabbat feast. Events start at 6 p.m. Friday.
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Panel to scrutinize world climate policy
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Researchers at the University of Kansas and experts from around the world will convene on campus Saturday to discuss U.S. policies toward global climate change.
"Facts, Ideas and U.S. Climate Change Policy: A Conference on Climate Change" will feature a panel of experts from a variety of fields. They will make presentations and debate research as they work to make new recommendations for policymakers.
The conference will be open to the public and will take place from 8:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday in 104 Green Hall.
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DOLE INSTITUTE
Civil rights leader honored
The award was created by Sen. Bob Dole to highlight the honorable side of politics through public service. Dole wanted to award a politician and an American hero.
Civil rights activist and U.S. Congressman John Lewis will visit the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics on Sunday to receive the Dole Leadership Prize.
As one of the youngest leaders in the civil rights movement, Lewis participated in sit-ins, Freedom Rides and marches. In March 1965, Lewis was brutally attacked by a state trooper in the Selma to Montgomery march on a day later known as "Bloody Sunday." Lewis still works for human rights and civil liberties in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Jonathan Earle, Dole Institute interim director, said if students only went to one event at the institute this year, it should be this event. Earle said Lewis was an unique American hero that could inspire students with his history.
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