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Cities on the Plains: The Evolution of Urban Kansas by James R. Shortridge, 2004-04
Transforming the City: Community Organizing the the Challenge of Political Change (Studies in Government and Public Policy)
The City Builders: Property Development in New York and London, 1980-2000 (Studies in Government and Public Policy) by Susan S. Fainstein, 2001-09-01
The Costs of Regulation in Commercial Banking: The Tenth Federal Reserve District (Government and the Economy : Outstanding Studies and Recent Dissertations) by Joe A. Bell, 1992-12-01
Power in the City: Clarence Stone and the Politics of Inequality (Studies in Government and Public Policy)
City Schools and City Politics: Institutions and Leadership in Pittsburgh, Boston, and St. Louis (Studies in Government and Public Policy) by John Portz, Lana Stein, et all 1999-10
St. Paul's Westport by Nancy DeLaurier, 2002-09-03
Building Civic Capacity : The Politics of Reforming Urban Schools (Studies in Government and Public Policy) by Clarence N. Stone, Jeffrey R. Henig, et all 2001-08
Left Coast City: Progressive Politics in San Francisco, 1975-1991 by Richard Edward Deleon, 1992-09-01
Yankee Town, Southern City: Race and Class Relations in Civil War Lynchburg (American Social Experience) by Steven Tripp, 1999-03-01
A Gallant Little Army: The Mexico City Campaign (Modern War Studies) by Timothy D. Johnson, 2007-09-12
Reconstructing Times Square: Politics and Culture in Urban Development (Studies in Government and Public Policy) by Alexander, J. Reichl, 1999-04-01
Bombs, Cities, and Civilians: American Airpower Strategy in World War II (Modern War Studies) by Conrad C. Crane, 1993-12-19
Morality Politics In American Cities (Studies in Government and Public Policy) by Elaine B. Sharp, 2005-03-04

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GRADUATE STUDY IN HERPETOLOGY, Biology, ESU
EMPORIA state UNIVERSITY GRADUATE STUDY IN HERPETOLOGY. Emporia state Universityis located at the eastern easy driving distance to the kansas cities of Topeka
http://www.emporia.edu/biosci/herpetol.htm

Extractions: GRADUATE STUDY IN HERPETOLOGY Students interested in pursuing a master's degree in biology with a thesis in herpetology are encouraged to consider work at Emporia State University. Emporia State University is located at the eastern edge of the Flint Hills in eastern Kansas. The Department of Biological Sciences has over 30 graduate students and 14 full-time faculty members. Emporia is a small town of 27,000 that is situated within easy driving distance to the Kansas cities of Topeka, Wichita, Lawrence, Manhattan, and Kansas City.
Kansas City InfoZine - KU Interdisciplinary Jazz Studies Group - USA
We are a group of eight faculty from a range of disciplines and interdisciplinesat University of kansas who are CityLawrence. state / ProvinceKS.
http://www.infozine.com/news/bios/op/biosView/bid/272/

Extractions: Profiles Requested Profile posted by :: Sherrie Tucker on 09/08/2003 @ 08:12:06 AM :: views We are a group of eight faculty from a range of disciplines and interdisciplines at University of Kansas who are interested in jazz, and who are programming a number of events of interest to people who love jazz. Please visit our website at: www.ku.edu/~kuijsg Articles: Index WebSite: www.ku.edu/~kuijsg Contact Info: KU Interdisciplinary Jazz Studies Group First Name: Sherrie Last Name: Tucker Email: SherrieTu at aol dot com Address: Asst. Professor, American Studies, University of K Address 2: 212 Bailey Hall, 1440 Jayhawk Blvd.
The Kansas City Proposal
a week of discussion on the state of economics at the University of Missouri KansasCity (UMKC) this as participant observation, case studies and discourse
http://www.btinternet.com/~pae_news/KC.htm

Extractions: Released 13 August 2001 An International Open Letter to all economics departments This document comes out a meeting of 75 students, researchers and professors from twenty-two nations who gathered for a week of discussion on the state of economics and the economy at the University of Missouri - Kansas City (UMKC) this June 2001. The discussion took place at the Second Biennial Summer School of the Association for Evolutionary Economics (AFEE), jointly sponsored by UMKC, AFEE and the Center for Full Employment and Price Stability. The undersigned participants, all committed to the reform of our discipline, have developed the following open letter. This letter follows statements from other groups who have similar concerns. Both in agreement with and in support of the Post-Autistic Economics Movement and the Cambridge Proposal, we believe that economic theory, inhibited by its ahistorical approach and abstract formalist methodology, has provided only a limited understanding of the challenging complexity of economic behavior. The narrow methodological approach of economics hinders its ability to generate truly pragmatic and realistic policy prescriptions or to engage in productive dialogue with other social sciences. All economics departments should reform economics education to include reflection on the methodological assumptions that underpin our discipline.
STATE OF KANSAS ADOPTION
of Southern kansas Arkansas City, KS Upgrade my Listing (316) 4421688 AdoptionAgencies Home studies Page 1 of 1 New Search state Search all states
http://www.adoption.org/adopt/state-of-kansas-adoption.php
Cool Things, Curry's Statehouse Studies, Kansas State Historical Society
That year Curry left his home state never to return, leaving the finished murals Afterhigh school, Curry went on to study art in kansas City, Chicago, New
http://www.kshs.org/cool2/curry.htm

Extractions: John Steuart Curry completed these crayon studies for murals in the Kansas Capitol, Topeka. The Kansas Museum of History collections include 19 of Curry's statehouse studies. Crayon studies are small preliminary sketches in preparation for completing a full-sized mural. In 1937, artist John Steuart Curry was asked to return to Kansas to cover the interior walls of the Topeka capitol with scenes from the state's history. The offer followed a statewide newspaper campaign to bring Kansas' most accomplished artist back to his home state. The campaign was initiated by popular Kansas newspaper men such as Jack Harris of the Hutchinson News , Paul Jones of the Lyons Daily News , and even William Allen White of the Emporia Gazette . Just four years later, though, legislators passed a resolution stopping Curry from completing his work. That year Curry left his home state never to return, leaving the finished murals unsigned. John Steuart Curry was born on November 14, 1897, in the small northeastern Kansas town of Dunavent. The eldest of five children in a farming family, his inclination toward art began at a young age. Curry's biographer and friend, Lawrence E. Schmeckebier, once wrote that as a youth on his father's farm Curry was interested in drawing everything . . . horses and fighting animals, railroad engines and trains, pictures of battles from the Revolutionary War, hosts of everyday things about him. He kept a
Kansas Archeology Week Poster, Kansas State Historical Society
for the Social studies, kansas Museums Association Conservation Service, kansas StateUniversity Department Anthropology, and kansas City Archaeological Society
http://www.kshs.org/resource/archeposters.htm

Extractions: Buffalo nicke ls, buffalo wallows, buffalo jumps, buffalo skulls, buffalo robes, white buffalo, William "Buffalo Bill" Cody, Charles Jesse "Buffalo" Jones, buffalo burgers - without much effort most of us can make a long list of images inspired by the bison. Depicted in ancient Native American rock art and continuing to be a motif in popular culture, art, and commerce, it can be argued that the state animal of Kansas is the symbol of the American West, if not all of North America. "Bison: Animal and Icon" was the theme of Kansas Archeology Week, April 7-13, 2002. The poster and accompanying brochure show the living animal, as well as representations by American Indians and early explorers. The materials emphasize how archeological research on bison bone beds, combined with data from other sciences, can contribute to the understanding of past human behavior. Graphic designer Michael Irvin created the poster and brochure. Text was contributed by Ramona J. Willits. Dr. Jack L. Hofman and Jeannette Blackmar of the University of Kansas provided background information and a number of illustrations. Wayne Copp of Auburn, Kansas, allowed photo-documentation of his bison herd by KSHS photographer Craig Cooper. Kansas Anthropological Association volunteers assembled poster packets for mailing to Kansas schools (librarians and teachers of social
Johnson Controls - Controls Case Studies
Case studies. Airports, Arenas and Hotels. Iowa state, Ames, Iowa (198KB); kansas City Convention, kansas City, Missouri (178 KB);
http://www.jci.com/CG-Cases/contents.htm

Extractions: Select an Industry Airports Automotive Commercial Real Estate Communications and Information Services Construction Education Government Healthcare Hospitality Industrial and Manufacturing Life Sciences Retail Parent Level Images Parent Level Images Parent Level Images Parent Level Images Parent Level Images Child Items Child Items Child Items Child Items Child Items Child Items Child Items Environmental Stewardship Case Studies Airports, Arenas and Hotels Acapulco Hotel, Acapulco, Mexico (55 KB) Charlotte Convention Center, Charlotte, North Carolina Emirates Towers, Dubai, United Arab Emirates First Union Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Frankfurt Airport, Frankfurt, Germany (847 KB) Gran Meliá WTC São Paulo Hotel Harrisburg International Airport, Middleton, Pennsylvania (31 KB) Honolulu International Airport, Honolulu, Hawaii (42 KB) Kansas City Convention, Kansas City, Missouri (178 KB) The Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac, Quebec City, Canada (50 KB) Lambert Field, St. Louis, Missouri
Johnson Controls X - Case Study: Kansas City Convention Center
The kansas City Convention and Entertainment Centers Facilities to the facilitiesadvanced state of disrepair at the National League of cities convention in
http://www.jci.com/cg-x/cases/kansascity.asp

Extractions: Select an Industry Airports Automotive Commercial Real Estate Communications and Information Services Construction Education Government Healthcare Hospitality Industrial and Manufacturing Life Sciences Retail Unconventional approach guarantees $1 million-a-year savings for Convention Center. Kansas City Convention Center, Kansas City, Missouri The Kansas City Convention and Entertainment Centers Facilities host hundreds of events each year. But in 1998, a major corporation threatened to back out of a commitment to hold its annual convention there due to the facilities advanced state of disrepair quite a wake-up call for the city. In response, the City Council voted unanimously to sign a showcase performance contract with Johnson Controls to improve the complexs heating, ventilation and air conditioning system, plumbing and lighting. The contract also included a 10 year service agreement. Perhaps the biggest attraction was that the improvements required no up-front capital investment by the city. Johnson Controls outlined a renovation that would pay for itself within 10 years with the money saved by increased efficiency and lower operating costs. Even better, Johnson Controls guaranteed a $1.1 million savings per year for the first 10 years, or it would pay the difference. Taxpayers and city planners rallied behind the project. Managers of the facilities, which include a large conference center, auditorium and arena, were thrilled with the no-risk deal that provided them with over $8 million in upgrades that they otherwise could not afford.
J.M. Dawson Institute Of Church And State Studies - Home
in business, earning a Masters of Arts degree in Economics from the University ofMissourikansas City in 1995 and a Ph.D. in Church-state studies from Baylor
http://www3.baylor.edu/Church_State/directors.htm

Extractions: The work of the Institute is directed by Baylor University professors Dr. Derek H. Davis, Director, Dr. Francis J. Beckwith, Associate Director, Dr. Marc H. Ellis, University Professor of American and Jewish Studies, Dr. Barry G. Hankins and Dr. Charles McDaniel. Their training and experience in the disciplines of theology, church history, Jewish studies, law, and intellectual history provide the Institute with an interdisciplinary foundation essential to research, writing, and teaching in the broad field of church-state relations. The Institute was founded by Dr. James E. Wood, Jr. who retired in the summer of 1999. , (B.A., M.A., J.D., Ph.D.), the director of the Institute since 1995, is a graduate of Baylor Law School and also holds an M.A. in Church-State Studies from Baylor University. Dr. Davis earned his Ph.D. in Humanities from the University of Texas at Dallas. Prior to joining the Institute in 1990, Dr. Davis was a practicing attorney and law partner in a Texas law firm. Additionally, he is the editor of the Journal of Church and State. Francis_J. Beckwith
Artemis Guide To Women's Studies Programs
studies (CAFS). Back to top of page. Mississippi. Millsaps College, Jackson UnderConstruction. Missouri. Avila College, kansas City Minor; Saint Louis state
http://www.artemisguide.com/

Extractions: and the moon, and the protector of women and children I have created this page currently listing 357 programs to help people find women's studies programs with ease. My undergraduate degree, from Appalachian State University, had a concentration in women's studies; but I had great difficulty finding a graduate program. Eventually, I found NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study, a self-design program in which you can incorporate women's studies. To see what i've done with my women's studies background, look at my resume A C D F ... Other Resources
Kansas State Collegian: City Debates Casinos 08/28/03
state officials are looking at gaming as a way to raise effects of increased gamingby visiting Topeka, Wichita, kansas City and other cities in the next
http://www.kstatecollegian.com/stories/082803/new_casina.shtml

Extractions: Nontribal casinos are illegal in Kansas. How to Learn about gaming 1. E-mail your ideas or concerns to Jeff Levin, Manhattan businessman and state committee member, at jalevin@varneys.com 2. Visit the official Kansas Web site at www.accesskansas.org 3.Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius also has information on her Web site at www.ksgovernor.org But Junction City officials have plans in their pockets for a $50 million casino. All they need is legislative support. Talk of expanding gaming isn't new to the state. Earlier this month, Gov. Kathleen Sebelius announced the formation of a 15-member committee that will study gaming statewide. Legal gaming in Kansas includes lotteries, certain types of racing and American Indian, or tribal, gaming. State officials are looking at gaming as a way to raise revenue in tight budget times. In her announcement, Sebelius voiced concern about Kansans spending their money in Missouri casinos. Committee members plan to study the potential effects of increased gaming by visiting Topeka, Wichita, Kansas City and other cities in the next couple of months.
Kansas Humanities Council - Links
Hays; BWAKA, Lawrence; Center for Great Plains studies, Emporia; El Centro, KansasCity; Ford County Historical Society, Dodge City; Fort Hays state University;
http://www.kansashumanities.org/links/

Extractions: Staff Board Friends Become a Friend ... Newsletters Suggest a link! KHC invites Kansas organizations in particular to suggest a site. Contact us for consideration. We also welcome suggestions of other excellent humanities sites that our visitors to the KHC page woud enjoy. Projects Funded by KHC Partner Organizations Kansas Organizations National Organizations ... Literary Links Projects Funded by KHC Cherokee Strip Land Rush Museum Exhibit , a new permanent exhibition by the Cherokee Strip Land Rush Museum in Arkansas City Defining Culture Through Literature , a workshop sponsored by Solomon Valley-Hwy 24-Heritage Alliance, Glasco Everhard Nitrate Negative Project sponsored by the Leavenworth County Historical Society Holy Journeys: Pilgrimages from Medieval to Modern Times , a series of public programs sponsored by the Heartland Orthodox Christian Museum, Topeka Ioway-Otoe Language Project , a language preservation project by the Friends of the Native American Heritage Museum Kansas Pioneer of Kansas Child Welfare Services , a care of collections project by the Kansas Children's Service League, Manhattan Preserving 19th Century Clothing , a care of collections project by the Watkins Community Museum of History, Lawrence
Kansas City Call - Community
D., nationallyrenowned scholar and Michigan state university professor racism andits effect on cities while appearing in kansas City through April
http://www.kccall.com/news/2004/0416/Community/
Top Missouri Culinary Schools | Missouri Culinary Institute Directory
Metropolitan Community Colleges, kansas City, Missouri, USA, Culinary Northwest MissouriState University, Maryville, Missouri, USA, Foods Nutrition studies.
http://chef2chef.net/culinary-institute/state/missouri-culinary-schools.htm
Case Studies | Kansas City
From Boundary Crossers Case studies of How Ten of America s and seeing to itthat all federal and state resources coming to kansas City for AFDC
http://www.academy.umd.edu/publications/Boundary/CaseStudies/bcskansascity.htm

Extractions: From Boundary Crossers: Case Studies of How Ten of America's Metropolitan Regions Work (Academy of Leadership, 1998) I. OVERVIEW 1. A Kansas City Response to a Challenge Bert Berkley is a classic Kansas City businessman. He is chairman of the board of his family's company, Tension Envelope, the third largest envelope manufacturer in the nation. Over the years, he has been involved in Kansas City's key organizations and has played a role in many community projects. In the early 1990s, he didn't like the way welfare was being handled in Kansas City. But instead of complaining to his friends, he did something about it. LINC's initial responsibilities were to provide advice and counsel on reforming the system that distributes over $273 million in federal and state welfare funds based on community need, to evaluate program effectiveness and recommend changes, and encourage cooperative agreements with various providers in the community. A great deal has changed in the welfare arena since LINC was established, but it appears the commission's role may grow as welfare reform is implemented.
University Of Missouri-Kansas City
kansas City also has one of the lowest costs of living of all cities in the UMKC isa fully accredited, urban state university, with strong international
http://www.studyusa.com/factshts/umkc.htm

Extractions: Contact Us! Nestled in a beautiful metropolitan campus right in the center of the United States is the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Kansas City is a city of nearly two million people known for a small-town friendliness and a cosmopolitan atmosphere found in larger cities. Kansas City also has one of the lowest costs of living of all cities in the USA including housing, food and transportation costs. UMKC is a fully accredited, urban state university, with strong international student support services for its over 900 international students from 93 countries. UMKC also has an outstanding academic success rate 90 percent of international students meet degree requirements. Costs at the University are moderate, with tuition and living expenses in 2004-2005 totaling about $19,000. With over 13,000 students and a favorable 14:1 student-faculty ratio, UMKC offers more than 130 degree programs at the bachelor's, master's and doctoral levels. Included in those degrees:
Kansas City Area Development Council > KC Ratings & Rankings
Other cities listed included such places as Boston, San kansas ranked 9th for legalfairness, according to for Legal Reform s annual state Liability Systems
http://www.smartkc.com/ratingsandrankings/

Extractions: IN THIS SECTION KC, Lawrence Get 5-Stars for Quality of Life Expansion Management listed the Kansas City metro and suburb, Lawrence , Kan. as 5-star communities in its 6 th Annual Quality of Life Quotient. The publication measured cities based on housing affordability, quality of public schools, standard of living, peace of mind, traffic congestion and safety, air accessibility, continuing education opportunities, adult education and adult employability. Lawrence, Kan. was listed as having the 2 nd best public schools in the country. May 2004. Expansion Management magazine ranked Kansas City , Mo. - Kan. public schools 11 th in its 2004 MSA Education Quotient. The study found that nearly two out of every three students in the Kansas City MSA are in districts that rank in the top one-third of all school districts nationwide. In fact, 45.4 percent of the students in the Kansas City metro attend school in Gold Medal (top level) districts, while another 16.8 percent attend school in Blue Ribbon (second highest level) districts. April 2004
Study Abroad United States Of America - Usa -Webindia123
research facilities for life span studies, public policy urban campus near to Kansascity founded in Wichita state University335acre urban campus founded in
http://www.webindia123.com/studyabroad/Education_us/searchasp.asp?option1=2&sear
Dual Enrollment - UMKC | Truman State University
University of Missouri kansas city Courses, Truman state University CourseEquivalents, Fulfills a Liberal studies Program Requirement*. ART,
http://admissions.truman.edu/AP/umkc.stm

Extractions: Common Courses Transferred from University of Missouri-Kansas City This list includes the dual enrollment courses and prior college credit that our first time freshmen most commonly transfer from the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) to Truman State University. This is not a complete list of the UMKC courses accepted by Truman State University. If a course that you are taking, or that you may take, from UMKC is not included on this list, please contact the Truman State University Registrar's Office (660) 785-4143 or registrar@truman.edu for more information. Truman State University accepts both the credit earned for a course and the grade received. Grades earned become part of your cumulative grade point average. If the course does not fulfill a liberal studies program requirement, it will count toward your free electives. Depending on your major, it may also fulfill a degree requirement. Click here to download a printable version of this table. You will need
Distance Studies - Distancestudies.com
The course of study requires the completion of at Hills of northeast kansas, 125miles west of kansas City. The Kstate network consists of the Manhattan and
http://www.distancestudies.com/profile.cfm?ArtId=15347

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