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What’s On KC- Stargazing at the Warko Observatory
- Last day to drop a class and not have it appear on your transcript (regular 8-week session)
- Last day to change credit to audit (undergrad) (regular 8-week session)
- Last Day to File for Graduation
- Last day to withdraw with "W" (first 4-week session)
- Last Day to Change Credit to Audit (Undergraduate) (8-week session)
- Last day for 20% refund (regular 8-week session)
- Census Day
- Last day to withdraw with assessement (W or WF) (undergrad) (first 5-week session)
- The Boyhood of Abraham Lincoln Program
Photos of KC
Monthly Archives: January 2004
Bar room bandits caught?
The string of bar robberies in Midtown and Independence may be over after police catch three suspects who robbed a convenience store last night. One of them has already been charged with the robbery at Gilhouly’s on West 39th Street, … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Midtown/Plaza, Suburbs
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Party poopers?
The First Friday open houses in the Crossroads arts district have become the uber-hip place to see and be seen in KC, and have provided some much-needed life on the sidewalks of Downtown. Unfortunately City Hall seems to be of … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Entertainment, Downtown
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New weblog resource
KCBloggers.com is a new site listing the various blogs in Kansas City. It looks to be a good replacement for the whithered kansascityblogs.com. Visit your neighbors in cyberspace.
KCMO School District improvements
The Kansas City, Missouri School District has come very close to regaining full accreditation during a recent evaluation by the state Department of Education. While the district will likely continue with provisional accreditation for at least another year, the evaluation … Continue reading
Posted in Education
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Kansas Senate race
Kansas Democrats now have their first candidate looking to challenge ultra-conservative Republican Sam Brownback for his U.S. Senate seat. Joan Ruff is a moderate from Johnson County. No word on her chances in the solidly Republican state – 1932 was … Continue reading
Posted in Kansas, Politics
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Matt Blunt enters governor race
Today Secretary of State Matt Blunt formally announced his candidacy for Governor of Missouri. So far there is no other identified challenger for the Republican nomination. This November Blunt will compete against the winner of the Democratic primary, where State … Continue reading
Election Boards
Most people should register to vote with their county election board. The Jackson County portion of Kansas City, MO has a separate election board. Kansas City (Jackson County portion) Jackson County (outside of KCMO) Clay County Platte County Johnson County … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
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