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First class of Kauffman Scholars graduates
Many other students like her in the first class of Kauffman Scholars - students from low-income households, many trying to be the first of their family to get a college degree - scraped against the same crippling reef.
Brian Leiter's Law School Reports
Lateral hires with tenure, 2012-13
Margaret Barry from Catholic University Columbus School of Law to Vermont Law School June Carbone from the University of Missouri, Kansas City to the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis-St. Paul.
First Kauffman Scholars prepare to graduate
The feared tornadoes didn’t come Sunday evening. But the heavy winds, which split trees and downed power lines on both sides of the state line, sure did.
Derrick Thomas Academy closing in June
Low test scores and poorly-managed finances have created an uncertain future at Derrick Thomas Academy.
Herald names 2013 Elite Citizen Scholars
Recognizing top students who also are good citizens - That's the goal of The Herald's Elite Citizen Scholar program, which honors area high school seniors Volunteer work can come in many different forms.
Lindsey Martin-Bowen, a poet, fiction writer and English teacher at both the University of Missouri Kansas City and Metropolitan Community College-Longview, generally has a full slate on a day-to-day basis.
LCRA seeks law firm to replace King Hershey
That's a result of the breakup of King Hershey PC, the law firm that handled LCRA's legal work for many years.
Juan Pedro Lopez rocks cobalt blue with chartreuse jackets.
What to be seen in in Spain. A touch of Spanish Fashion this week is the Juan Pedro Lopez Spring Summer 2013 fashion show, seen in Barcelona Fashion Week.
Olivet Nazarene Names VP of Academic Affairs
Olivet Nazarene University President John C. Bowling announced today that Dr. Dennis Crocker has been named as the University's new vice president of academic affairs.
Presenting the college graduates of 2013: Generation R
Five years ago, Nick Moeder and his friends counted themselves lucky. In the dark heart of the Great Recession, they were starting college rather than trying to start a career.
UMKC honors top Kansas Citians with honorary doctorates
The University of Missouri-Kansas City is recognizing five Kansas City leaders with honorary doctorates at a number of commencement ceremonies next week.
Burnt by the Sun exposes heartlessness of Stalinistic vengence and revenge
One day in the life of a family in Russia in the early 1930s transforms from a lazy day to one of tragic ends as they experience everyday life until a visitor from their past comes, endears himself to them, reacquaints them to his charm, and wins their trust before the day darkens with tension, anger, and angst.
Apple Basks in Bullish Reviews From Wall Street Media Giants
Everybody is still waiting for the next iWhatever, but in the meantime Apple has received some positive news from two longtime financial media outlets, Barron's and Fortune.
Three student violinists demonstrate their skills at Bachathon XXXIV
Three of Beth Titterington's students at Kansas City Talent Education played Bach pieces for the welcoming Bachathon XXXIV crowd.
Could the weight loss backfire on Christie in 2016?
From a health standpoint, he's got every reason in the world to drop the weight .
Young businesses find many ways to get mentors' advice
Many employees fantasize about the entrepreneurial life - to be your own boss, call all the shots, have all the power.
Backers of UMKC downtown arts campus court Muriel Kauffman Foundation for funding
It’s been 22 months since the University of Missouri-Kansas City revealed an ambitious plan to relocate its Conservatory of Music and Dance to downtown Kansas City.
Chekhov classic, Burt by the Sun completes UMKC theater season
The University of Missouri at Kansas City Theatre ends its current season with an Anton Chekhov masterpiece, Burnt by the Sun , and marks the directorial debut of UMKC Theatre Chair Tom Mardikes as well, with previews beginning May 3 and the actual opening slated for May 8 in the James C. Olson Performing Arts Center, on the UMKC campus.
Make - em Prove the Causality before They Cause Any More Suffering: Part One, Before the Fall
OK, austerity has always been about the causality. The people who are trying their best to get us to cut more and more spending, somewhat less than their best to get us to raise taxes, and who are doing nothing to fix our fraud-laden financial system, or the worst period of dis-employment we've experienced since the Great Depression, have been ... (more)