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Agencies help bring holiday cheer home
By Daniel Niemi
Kansan staff writer
Low-income families in Lawrence may have a brighter Christmas with help from the Lawrence Holiday Bureau.
Sherrie Cannon, coordinator of the bureau, an annual program run by Lawrence social service agencies, said the bureau now was accepting calls from people willing to adopt a family for Christmas or to make food or gift donations.
Adopting a family means providing enough food for breakfast, lunch and dinner on Dec. 25, one new item of clothing for each family member and one new toy for each child.
She said that no cash would be distributed but that people could make cash donations. The agency will then purchase gift certificates for the families.
Families who want to be adopted may apply at participating social service agencies through Dec. 9. Those agencies are Ballard Community Center, 708 Elm St.; Douglas County Senior Services, 745 Vermont St.; Lawrence Indian Center, 1920 Moodie Road; Penn House, 1035 Pennsylvania St.; and the Salvation
However, families or individuals who are not interested in adopting a family can still contribute clothes or toys. Cannon said.
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Anson said she expected about 1,000 families to apply for adoption.
1,000 families to apply.
Susan Beers, director of social services for the Salvation Army,
said, "In this day and age, Christmas is such a hyped event, especially for children, that it's difficult for low-income parents to explain why they can't have Christmas presents like their friends. If we can provide a present for Christmas for everyone in the community, then it's well worth it."
Families who want to be adopted must fill out an application, supply a Social Security number for each family member that has one and show proof of income. Cannon said the applications would be reviewed individually.
"We don't want to set any hard and fast limits and have someone come in who is $5 over that and doesn't get a Christmas gift," she said.
Cannon said the agencies were tightening their guidelines to ensure that every adopted family would receive the gifts intended for them.
"When you're moving a large quantity of items in a short period of time, it is very difficult to ensure that one small box doesn't fall out into another box," Cannon said. "It's difficult to say it will never happen again, but we're trying to be very careful."
Work continues on plan for University-wide assessment
By a Kansan reporter
The University Assessment Committee reported in an open forum Friday that progress was continuing with the curriculum to evaluate the education of KU students.
the education of the Board The Board of Regents last spring directed state universities to have assessment plans ready by January.
Ray Hiner, committee chairman,
told about 10 people at the meeting
that a plan was not ready.
He said in general ideas.
Hiner said that subcommittees
were studying assessment of major fields, general education and basic skills, and creation of a goal attainment survey.
Grant Goodman, professor of history, asked committee members how they planned to assess students when everyone took different courses within different majors.
"How do you assess a salad bar?" he asked.
Hiner said that the committee would submit a plan that allowed each department to choose a different method of assessment.
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