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TRADITIONALLY KU
The home of the Jayhawk has its quirks
Grad recognition
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COMMENCEMENT
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Photo courtesy University Relations This weekend graduating students will follow University commencement tradition by walking downthe hill from the Campanile to Memorial Stadium. Both the Campanile and the stadium are World War II memorials.
Lift the chorus ever onward
Journey ends, begins on hill

BY JASON SHAAD
jshaad@kansan.com
KANSAN STAFF WRITER
Commencement walk down Mount Oread unchanged since 1924

February of 1944 with a degree from the School of Business. After graduation she left for officer training school in the United States Navy. She couldnt come back for commencement. This year Weinberg invited her to return and walk with the graduating class of 2005. And because the Universitys commencement ceremony remains nearly unchanged since the walk down the hill began in 1924, Lingelbach will have the opportunity to make almost the same walk her fellow graduates made in 1944. Its just something you look forward to, Lingelbach said. I never regretted getting out early, but the
Every year near graduation, Jeff Weinberg gets a call from someone who wants a second chance. Weinberg, assistant to the chancellor, said there were always some people who graduated years ago, but for some reason never got to walk down the hill for the commencement ceremony. Its always interesting that 30 or 40 or 50 years later someone calls and says they want to walk down the hill, Weinberg said. We always say Of course. That means Scottie Lingelbach, 83, can experience a tradition she missed 61 years ago. Lingelbach graduated from the University in
ts just something you look forward to. I never regretted getting out early, but the tradition does mean so much that if you dont walk down the hill then you regret it.
Scottie Ligelbach
KU class of 1944
tradition does mean so much that if you dont walk down the hill then you regret it. More than 4,000 students will walk down the hill on Sunday for the Universitys 133rd commencement ceremony.
Its a ceremony unique to the University, Weinberg said. The entire event is conducted without rehearsal. There is no graduation ceremony fee. And there is no major commencement speaker. Only Chancellor Robert Hemenway
speaks during the event. If there is another ceremony like ours, I havent heard of it, Weinberg said. At 2 p.m. on Sunday, advanced degree candidates and students from the 13 professional schools and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will line Memorial Drive behind the Campanile. At 2:30 p.m., trumpets will signal the beginning of the procession down the hill. With caps, gowns and school banners in hand, students will slowly flow through the Campanile and down both sides of the hill into Memorial Stadium.
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UNIVERSITY MARKETING
Tradition-rich University thinks forward

BY ANDREW VAUPEL
avaupel@kansan.com
KANSAN EDITOR
The University of Kansas is seeking input from students, alumni or anyone with an interest in the University on four designs that were released for consideration as a new symbol on Monday. The designs, which can be viewed at www.ur.ku.edu/marketing/, are simple renditions of the initials KU. A different typeface was used for each symbol. The visual identity team has spent the last several months examining a variety of logos, said David Johnston, director of marketing. Early designs included landmarks such as the Campanile, state symbols and objects like sunflowers, stars and
wheat, as well as academic symbols. Other early designs centered on the K, but the U was lost. We are a very tradition-rich University that inspires to be very forward-thinking in our research, Johnston said. We discovered that the truest symbol for KU was KU. So we gravitated toward letter-based symbols. What people will see in the finalists are a focus on academics with a modern sensibility, he said. The four designs, created by the firm LandreyMorrow, were posted so the public could view and comment on the final designs. After the period for public comment ends May 30, a team led by Chancellor Robert Hemenway will choose the new symbol in June. The new symbol is part of the
Universitys initiative to develop and implement an integrated marketing plan, said Johnston. Their research indicated that a new symbol was needed to fill the gap between the Jayhawk, which is fun and informal, and the University seal, which is very official and formal. LandreyMorrow was paid $88,900 for creation and implementation of an effective visual identity. The cost was paid through private funds. Earlier this year the first signs of the new plan could be seen when the University designated royal blue as the official KU blue. Crimson is the Universitys other official color. In addition to the visual identity, Johnston said the integrated marketing plan would help bring consistency to the KU
story. We tell the story differently to each audience whether it be to elected officials and business leaders or prospective students and their parents. Chancellor Robert Hemenway said the University must be more effective and efficient in telling its story. We must take great care in managing our image and reputation, Hemenway wrote in a fall statement regarding the KU Integrated Marketing Plan. Using marketing techniques will help us to better communicate the KU story, to reach out to our many audiences, and to paint a vivid picture of what makes our university great. Carnegie Communications distributed a survey that included
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2:30 to 4 p.m. Reception and recognition for graduating international students, family, and friends. Kansas and Malott Rooms, Kansas Union, level 6. 4 to 6 p.m. School of Business recognition for bachelors degree candidates and hooding for masters degree candidates. Lied Center.
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1 to 3 p.m. Program and reception for graduating seniors who have completed the University Honors Program and for graduating University Scholars, Crafton-Preyer Theatre, Murphy Hall. 1 to 3 p.m. School of Education convocation. Lied Center. Tickets at www.soe.ku.edu. 2 to 3 p.m. School of Medicine graduation brunch for graduates and families. Murphy courtyard, the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kan. 4 p.m. Graduate School doctoral hooding. Lied Center. 6 p.m. Multicultural graduation banquet. Kansas Union Ballroom. 6 to 7:30 p.m. School of Pharmacy senior recognition and Pharmacy hooding. Crafton-Preyer Theatre, Murphy Hall. Reception follows, Murphy courtyard. 7 p.m. School of Medicine hooding and awards. Lied Center. 7 to 9 p.m. Division of Biological Sciences recognition of honors, awards, and graduating seniors ceremony. 120 Budig Hall. 9:30 a.m. Department of Math graduation celebration. Brunch and recognition ceremony. 120 Snow Hall. 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Speech-LanguageHearing undergraduate and graduate recognition ceremony. 110, Budig Hall. Reception follows, Wescoe Hall patio. 10 to 11 a.m. Bachelor of Social Welfare recognition. Woodruff Auditorium, Kansas Union. 10 to 11:15 a.m. School of Law hooding. Lied Center. Tickets required. Reception follows, Green Hall. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. KU Visitor Center open at 1502 Iowa St. 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Class of 2005 Commencement lunch. Chancellors residence, 1532 Lilac Lane. Program begins at 11:30 a.m. 11 a.m. to noon. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences recognition for students graduating with distinction and highest distinction. Crafton-Preyer Theatre, Murphy Hall. 11:30 a.m. School of Architecture and Urban Design Commencement celebration. Ballroom, Kansas Union. Noon to 1:15 p.m. School of Social Welfare hooding for M.S.W. candidates. Lied Center. 2 p.m. Commencement participants assemble on Memorial Drive. 2:30 p.m. Commencement procession begins.
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8:30 a.m. School of Journalism graduate recognition and masters degree hooding ceremony. Lied Center. Reception follows. 8:30 to 10 a.m. Reception for Chancellors student awards recipients. Kansas Room, Kansas Union. 9 a.m. School of Allied Health recognition ceremony. Memorial Hall, 600 N. 7th St., Kansas City, Kan. 10 to 11 a.m. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences masters hooding. CraftonPreyer Theatre, Murphy Hall. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. KU Visitor Center open at 1502 Iowa St. 10:30 a.m. School of Fine Arts Convocation. Lied Center. 10:30 a.m. to noon. School of Allied Health and School of Graduate Studies brunch for graduates and families. Murphy courtyard, the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kan. 11 a.m. School of Nursing recognition ceremony. Memorial Hall, 600 N. 7th St., Kansas City, Kan. 11 a.m. to noon. Phi Beta Kappa initiation. Woodruff Auditorium, Kansas Union. Noon. Phi Beta Kappa initiates reception. Big 12 Room, Kansas Union. 12:30 to 2 p.m. School of Nursing brunch for graduates and families. Murphy courtyard, the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kan.
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8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Memorial Drive closed to traffic. (Parking ban begins midnight Saturday.) 8 a.m. School of Engineering recognition and awards ceremony. Lied Center. Reception following at Oliver Hall. 9 to 11 a.m. Environmental Studies Program graduate recognition and honors reception. Environmental Studies office, 415 Snow Hall. 9:30 a.m. Department of Applied Behavioral Science recognition for students receiving BA and BGS degrees. Courtyard between Dole and Haworth Halls.
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10 a.m. to noon. Joint Service commissioning ceremony. Kansas Union ballroom. Reception follows.
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The Kansan thanks University Relations for providing graduate names and other assistance for this section. We apologize for any disorganization in the name lists. Questions or comments on this section? Contact Special Sections Editor Janette Crawford at jcrawford@kansan.com. Congratulations, graduates!
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A gauntlet of KU faculty and guests will line their path. Its a sight and experience unlike any other, said Jennifer Sher, graduate of the class of 2004. You have all the people from your class together for the first time in this shared experience, Sher said. Its something you wait for since your freshman year and its awesome. The tradition of the commencement procession at Memorial Stadium began in 1924. In 1950 graduates began walking through the Campanile on their way down
the hill. Both events have stuck. So have unusual celebrations. Students in the past have done everything from wearing giant bobble-heads to streaking, said Stephen Grabow, professor of architecture and former University marshal for commencement. A girl even brought her pet boa constrictor down the hill with her one year, Weinberg said. It was bizarre, Weinberg said. But the ceremony requires a certain formality. Its an important and solemn event, Weinberg said. It means a lot to the University and to the graduates and their
guests. After walking down the hill, students are seated at the north end of the stadium and the formal commencement ceremony begins. Mabel Rice, the University Marshal, will introduce Chancellor Robert Hemenway to speak. Hemenway will confer the degrees to the deans of each school before making his commencement speech. The event will conclude at about 4:30 p.m. with the singing of the alma mater. It was a great end to one of the best times in my life, Sher said. Edited by Steve Vockrodt
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visual identity last summer to people affiliated with the Universityincluding students, faculty and staff. The survey asked about what values people associate with the Universitys names and symbols. Carnegie Communications was paid
$32,000 for a visual identity survey. It also conducted a prospective student survey and an opinion leaders survey. The cost was paid through private funds. The survey results released in September indicated a new symbol was needed to fill the gap between the offical seal and Jayhawk. These traditional KU symbols will not change, according to the Web site, but a new one will be added to fit within a com-
prehensive visual identity system satisfying all of KUs communication needs. After the symbol is selected in June and new visual identity standards are implemented in August, the Universitys visual identity will be seen everywhere from stationery and recruitment materials to Web sites and videos. Edited by Donovan Atkinson

CAMPANILE AWARD
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Seniors journey not over yet

Award winner wants to pursue masters at KU
BY BAILEY DEREUS
correspondent@kansan.com
KANSAN CORRESPONDENT
For Michael Danielson, being involved in the University of Kansas community is all a part of the college experience. And he hopes to continue being a part of that community even after he graduates this May. Danielson was recently chosen as the graduating senior for the annual Campanile Award because of his leadership in campus organizations. The award was established by the class of 2000 as their class gift and is decided upon every year by fellow students from the Board of Class Officers. The award is given annually to a graduating senior who displays significant leadership, service to the community, and outstanding
character, said Nicholas Lawler, senior and president of the board. The Campanile Award is different than other senior awards because it is chosen by students only. After accepting nominations, the board selected seven finalists. The chosen finalists wrote an essay about their contribution to the KU and Lawrence communities. From the essays and an interview with each nominee, the class officers chose Danielson Ive had a well-rounded opportunity, said Danielson of his time at the University of Kansas. In his four years at the University of Kansas, he served as a resident assistant at Oliver Hall, president of the Biology Club and on the University Affairs Committee in Student Senate. He has also been a part of Campus Crusade for Christ, Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity and Golden Key International Honor Society. Danielson, Sioux Falls, S.D.,
senior, has also served on advisory committees for biology and Western Civilization and Humanities majors. He will graduate May 22 with a bachelor of arts in biology and Western Civilization. Danielson said he came to the University to branch out and meet other people. The University was also one of few schools that would allow him to major in both biology and Western Civilization. Being able to do both has been so enriching of my years at KU, Danielson said. After graduation, Danielson will be pursuing a masters degree in higher education at the University and will be a graduate assistant in the admissions office. Education is so important, he said. Danielson said his ability to impact future generations was why he decided to pursue higher education. I love the college experience, he said. There have
been highs and lows, and most of the highs were from being involved. He said his variety of activities was what earned him the Campanile award. Danielson said his involvement led him pursue his masters in higher education. Each class at the University has four representatives in the Board of Class Officers. In addition to selecting the Campanile Award winner, the board also chooses the class motto, the class gift and creates the class banner, which is displayed as the seniors walk down the hill. The Board of Class Officers has been around for well over half a century and works to promote student life and recognize excellence in the University community, Nicholas Lawler, president of the board, said. Danielson said he was excited to graduate. Its been a long journey, he said, It will be nice. Edited by Kendall Dix
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What was your most memorable KU-related event from the last four years?
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y freshman year in the dorms, meeting new people from all over.
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hen KU beat K-State and we tore down the goal posts.

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Naperville, Ill., senior
HONORS GRADUATES
Distinctions draw from each school

BY JOE SIBINSKI
Of the thousands of students graduating from the University of Kansas this spring; only an elite few will graduate with honors. After this semester, 158 students will have graduated from the Honors Program since last summer. Honors students must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.25 during their undergraduate career and take at least eight honors and/or graduate level courses. Most will be graduating from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, but this year all University schools will have
representatives from the Honors Program. The guest speaker at the honors ceremony will be current president and CEO of the Kansas Board of Regents, Reggie Robinson. Robinson is an associate professor of law at the University and has also worked at the United States Department of Justice. He was appointed by President Clinton as the youngest member of the Commission of White House Fellowships in 1999. He gave a speech for the Honors Program at its opening convocation two years ago, has taught honors courses and spoke at seminars. Hes a good friend of the
Honors Program, Sandy Wick, associate director of the Honors Program, said. The ceremony, to be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the CraftonPreyer Theatre in Murphy Hall, will begin with a procession of the students, followed by an introduction and a guest speaker. During the cording ceremony each student will be awarded a cord for their achievement. Each member of the staff will take turns handing out the cords to the students. The KU Honors Program is always changing with the times to better serve the Universitys best and brightest students. In the past few years it has expanded its staff, further refined the
completion criteria such as online enrollment for the program adding more undergraduate research and scholarship opportunities, and created more social activities for the students. The program is working to fine tune the curriculum, and even establish an Honors Council that would function as part of the government to create even more opportunities for honors students. It is no small feat to be graduating with honors and the students, parents, professors, and anyone else who helped make it possible for them should be very proud. Edited by Nikola Rowe
hen KU went to the Final Four in 2002 and I was high-fiving people in cars on Jayhawk Boulevard.
Stephen Mayer
Wichita senior
eaching it on South Padre during Spring Break 2003. I sat under a KU flag with fellow Jayhawks.
Gabe Freeman
Overland Park senior
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Land of the
It lives on our sweatshirts, it graces ESPN commercials, it entertains children not to mention college students. It has even made it to our underwear. Its the Kansas Jayhawk. Some native Kansans grew up knowing and loving the Jayhawk and having pictures taken with the mythical mascot. Even those who are new to the University come to appreciate the Jayhawk after just a year on the KU campus. The Jayhawk has been mocked by rival universitie for the simple fact that it has never actually existed. But students at the University of Kansas know better.
JAYHAWKS
Jayhawkers objected to Kansas becoming a slave state and raided neighboring state Missouri to protest their slavery. The Jayhawk is only one of many traditions, myths, and superstitions that exist on Mount Oread. Explore the richness and tradition of the University of Kansas. Bailey DeReus
planned to be the tallest building on campus, but the University ran short of funding and had no choice but to finish the building with only four floors, none of which were supposed to be a parking garage. One of the most talked about myths at the University is the story of the origin of the Jayhawk. The Jayhawk was born during the Bleeding Kansas era before the Civil War. The Confederate sympathizers from Missouri created the word Jayhawk to describe the tactics and characteristics of Kansas abolitionists. Kansans were infamous for being aggressively territorial, like the Blue Jay, and also impressive attackers, similar to hawks. Because Kansans exhibited both of these birds characteristics, people began to call Kansans Jayhawks. Myths and rumors seem to grow with time no matter what. Historians discuss how things really happened and develop numerous theories. The same goes with many of the legends lurking around campus today. Whether these legends are true, one must admit they all lend more authenticity and character to the Universitys history and humble beginnings. David Schaeffer
The Jayhawk stands for something more, it symbolizes the spirit of the University of Kansas. Even the school song expresses the importance of the Jayhawk to every student at the University. Im a Jayhawk encapsulates the spirit of the Jayhawk. The Jayhawk traces its roots to the Civil War, just like the rivalry with Mizzou, as it was the name of free-state soldiers. These
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Numerous myths and superstitions have accumulated during the 150 years since the founding of the University of Kansas. While some Jayhawks shrug off the notion of mysterious superstitions controlling the fate of students, many of these myths and legends have managed to grow into tall tales and exaggerations. For instance, many Jayhawks believe that if students walk through the Campanile during their undergraduate years, they will not make it to graduation day. This superstition most likely grew from campus pride in and respect for the Campanile. Another popular KU myth is if a woman graduates from the University as a virgin, the Jayhawk statue in front of Strong Hall will turn into a real bird and fly away. Numerous students likewise believe that Wescoe Hall was originally planned to be a parking garage, but that is not the case. Wescoe was
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According to KU legend, the bronze Jayhawk in front of Strong Hall on Jayhawk Boulevard will fly away the day a girl graduates a virgin.
THE TOLLING OF THE BELLS

The Campanile, atop the Universitys famous Mount Oread, adds to the many lures of the KU campus. Tolling every quarter hour and ringing with the sound of the Alma Mater this weekend, the inner workings of the Campanile (camp-ehNEE-lee) deserve explanation. About 10 students play and study the carillon (KAREeh-lon), the instrument inside the Campanile, each semester. A University Carillonneur teaches carillon classes in the School of Fine Arts, at levels 100, 300 and 621. Students of any major may study the carillon, whether theyre undergraduate or graduate students. The carillon has four octaves in range and is played live weekdays, during holidays, for special concerts, some on-campus weddings and graduation. The carillons quarterly tolls are mechanical, but the songs played at noon and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday when school is in session are not. Students play them live four days a week. Having a carillon on the KU campus is unique because there arent more than 200 carillons in the world. The Campanile is a World War II memorial, built in 1950 and dedicated in 1951, to honor the 277 faculty and students lost in the war. The 53bell carillon was cast by the John Taylor Bellfoundry of Loughborough, England. The dream of bringing a carillon to the KU campus began with KU philosopher Olin Templin about 60 years before it was constucted. He passed away before plans for the carillon began. The carillon is not only important because its a memorial, but because its part of our schools history and a part of our college experience, said Erin Morrissey Portland, Ore., senior and student caril-
he carrillon is not only important because its a memorial, but because its part of our schools history and a part of our college experience.
Erin Morrissey
Portland, Ore., senior
loneur. It sounds every 15 minutes. Courtney Grimwood
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The Campanile glows under a full moon in 2002.
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KU: READ ALL ABOUT IT

KU has consistently been ranked Chancellor Robert Hemenways goal is to make KU a Top 25 in the top 50 of public universities school in the coming years by U.S. News and World Report In 2002, KU was ranked as the KU is the third best buy among ninth-best party school in the public universities in 2005, nation by Playboy according to Fiskes Guide to Colleges Earlier this month, KU was reaccredited for 10 years, the maxi KUs in-state tuition is among the mum amount allowed, according lowest of schools in the Big 12 to University Relations Conference Stongest programs at the University of Kansas, according to Fiskes Guide to Colleges in 2002, include architecture and urban design, education, environmental studies, journalism, nursing/pharmacy and social welfare
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CRIMSON AND THE BLUE
Far above the golden valley Glorious to view, Stands our noble Alma Mater, Towering toward the blue CHORUS: Lift the chorus ever onward, Crimson and the blue Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hail to old KU Far above the distant humming Of the busy town, Reared against the dome of heaven, Looks she proudly down (REPEAT CHORUS) Greet we then our foster mother, Noble friend so true, We will ever sing her praises, Hail to old KU (REPEAT CHORUS)
TRADITIONS
Information reprinted with permission from University Relations Compiled by Betsy McLeod
1920
Jayhawk: From passion to pride

The University of Kansas Jayhawk is a mythical bird with a fascinating history. The term Jayhawk was probably coined about 1848. The name combines two birds the blue jay, a noisy, quarrelsome bird known to rob other nests, and the sparrow hawk, a stealthy hunter. The message here: Dont turn your back on this bird. During the 1850s, the Kansas Territory was filled with such Jayhawks. The name stuck especially in Lawrence, where the University would come to exist. During the Civil War, the Jayhawks ruffian image gave way to patriotic symbol. Kansas Governor Charles Robinson raised a regiment called the Independent Mounted Kansas Jayhawks. By wars end, Jayhawks were synonymous with the impassioned people who made Kansas a free state. In 1886, the bird appeared in a cheer the famous Rock Chalk chant. When KU football players first took the field in 1890, it seemed only natural to call them Jayhawkers. It is Harold D. Sandys 1946 design of a smiling Jayhawk that survives. The design was copyrighted in 1947. In the 1960s, the Jayhawk went 3-D when the University of Kansas Alumni Association provided a mascot costume. In 1971, during Homecoming halftime, a huge egg was hauled out to the 50-yard line, and fans witnessed the hatch of Jays companion Baby Jay.
1923
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Jayhawk fans throw newspaper confetti into the air as a home basketball game begins last fall.
Birth of Jayhawk songs: Sing them loud, sing them often

College students and faculty used to make up school songs and sing them. Many have faded away, but two struck a responsive chord and still are sung enthusiastically. In 1891, professor George Barlow Penny searched for a school song for the Glee and Mandolin Club to sing on a tour. Just before departure, he thought of Cornells Far Above Cayugas Waters. Changing a few words, Penny taught it to the glee club. The campus has been singing Crimson and the Blue ever since. George Dumpy Bowles, class of 1912, longed to make a contribution to KU spirit. He wasnt football-sized, but he could write music. One of his musical shows had a song called Im a Jayhawk. Written in 1912, it became a hit with students in 1920. The 1926 glee club performed it nationally.
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IM A JAYHAWK
By George Dumpy Bowles Talk about the Sooners The Cowboys and the Buffs, Talk about the Tiger and his tail, Talk about the Wildcats, and those Cornhuskin boys, But Im the bird to make em weep and wail CHORUS: Cause Im a Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay, Jayhawk, Up at Lawrence on the Kaw Cause Im a Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay, Jayhawk, With a sis-boom, hip hoorah Got a bill thats big enough To twist the Tigers tail Husk some corn and listen To the Cornhuskers wail Cause Im a Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay, Jayhawk, Riding on a Kansas gale
Chant enjoys illustrious career

The University Science Club officially adopted the famous Rock Chalk chant in 1886. A chemistry professor, E.H.S. Bailey, and some of his associates were returning from a conference by train to Lawrence. As they traveled, they talked of the need for a good, rousing yell. The click-clack of the train wheels passing over the rail joints suggested a rhythm and a cadence to them. At first, their version was Rah, Rah, Jayhawk, KU repeated three times. Later, in place of the rahs, an English professor suggested Rock Chalk, a transposition of chalk rock, the name for the limestone outcropping found on Mount Oread, site of the Lawrence campus. The cheer became known worldwide. President Teddy Roosevelt said it was the greatest college chant hed ever heard. Kansas troops used it while fighting in the Philippines in 1899, in the Boxer Rebellion in China and in World War II. At the Olympic games in 1920, the King of Belgium asked for a typical American college yell. The assembled athletes agreed on Rock Chalk and rendered it for His Majesty.
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Jayhawks havent always bled crimson and blue

The Universitys colors have been crimson and blue since the early 1890s. Originally, the Kansas Board of Regents decided to adopt the University of Michigans colors: maize and sky blue. Maize and blue were shown at oratorical meets, and they may have colored the Kansas crew in rowing competitions in the mid-1880s. But in 1890, when football arrived on campus, a clamor arose for Harvards crimson to honor Col. John J. McCook, a Harvard man who had given money for the KU athletic field. Faculty members who had graduated from Yale insisted that their academic lineage and Yale blue not be overlooked. In 1896, the University officially adopted crimson and blue.
1946
THE SKY IS THE LIMIT

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SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
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BY KIM WALLACE
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The School of Architecture and Urban Design commencement celebration will be held at 11:30 a.m. at the Ballroom in the Kansas Union. School highlights Growing national reputation of the designbuild program within the school, culminating with the house designed and built by Studio 804 being named American Home of the Year by Architecture Magazine, November, 2004 Record numbers of applications for admission to the school and record-high academic profile for first-year class Addition of nine new faculty in architecture and urban planning Expansion of school into newly remodeled facilities in Snow Hall in 2004 and Marvin Hall Studios in 2005 Complete upgrade of all shop and computing facilities and services within the school and conversion of all studios to digital capability with wireless network Full re-accreditation of all professional degree programs in architecture and urban planning with highest evaluations Faculty approval of a new accredited professional M.Arch degree that will replace the Schools Bachelor of Architecture degree beginning in 2006 creation to communicate back the knowledge we gained. It became a part of our everyday lifestyle and I will definitely miss that. Edited by Nikola Rowe
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Adam Edward Beck Michelle C Caputa Matthew Isaac Orsillo Jeremy Sean Winter
Carrying on with tradition, the School of Architecture and Urban Designs stadium commencement and luncheon at the Kansas Union Ballroom will attract more than 500 people to celebrate the achievements of its schools graduates. William A. Bauersox, FAIA, will be the keynote speaker and distinguished alumnus for the school. He is an architect with Powers Bauersox Associates in St. Louis and a 1964 Bachelor of Architecture graduate. We choose role models for our graduates, people who are accomplished in practice and who have proven themselves through years of experience, John Gaunt, dean of the school, said. Bauersox has received 29 awards for excellence in design for the past 26 years and was also named Outstanding Architect of the Year by the St. Louis Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. He plans to give an insightful speech peppered with humor and wisdom as well as useful advice for the graduates as they enter their professional fields. I am sure I will benefit from his advice, Eman S. Ismaiel, honor graduate, said. As honor graduate, Ismaiel is given the privilege of carrying the schools banner in the front of the line of graduates walking down the hill through the Campanile. Other awards include the Thayer medal, given to the student with the top studio GPA; the AIA medal, given at the bachelors and masters levels to the students with the top GPAs and the AIA certificate, which awards the second top GPAs. These students names have been saved for the graduation ceremony. In coming years AIA medals and certificates will only be presented at the masters level. The school will switch to a fully graduate program in architecture beginning in Fall 2006. It will offer a broader curriculum
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Keith Willson, Tulsa senior in architecture, puts one last touch on a cardboard model in his studio in Marvin Hall. The weekend before the last week of classes, Willson worked with about seven other architecture students in their shared studio space on a Saturday night. and base of architectural education for students. This has been an ongoing subject for many years and has been hard to do because of the long established pattern, Gaunt said. It is not dismantling and not as much of a change as it is an enhancement. Other modifications occurring in the school include the restructuring and demolition of facilities. Lindley Annex, a studio site that was meant to be a temporary building on campus and also a feeble WWII mess hall, will be torn down this summer. It is located south of Lindley Hall at Naismith Drive and Crescent Road.
Jason Frederick McLennan Nishtha Mehta Davonna C Morgan Erin Lesley Miller Ollig Joseph Cary Rexwinkle Basil Dee Sherman II Elizabeth Park Shoemaker Donald Eugene Smith Amy Ann Stecklein Petya D Stefanov Michael Thomas Tedesco Leanne Louise Vesecky Daniel J Carey
arvin Hall was our communal space for self-expression and creation to communicate back the knowledge we gained. It became a part of our everyday lifestyle and I will definitely miss that.
Eman S. Ismaiel
School of Architecture graduating senior
Lindley Annex is where I had my first architecture class at KU and met my first friends, Ismaiel said. It is where I was first introduced to architecture. It is definitely sad that it will be demolished. Somehow I think we took
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pride in it being so ragged. Renovations are in store for students as new studios with better space await construction. Students will also be able to work on projects in Snow Hall, located west of Strong Hall. Many students complained,
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even criticized Lindley Annex, and though it will be sorely missed, I see this as a qualitative advancement for our students, Gaunt said. Marvin Hall, located west of Budig Hall, still remains the heart of the architecture program and will continue to be a staple of the hard work of architecture students for years to come. This building has witnessed all of our efforts, struggles and great accomplishments during our years at KU, Ismaiel said. The way studio promotes a sense of sharing is definitely a unique aspect of my experience at KU. Marvin Hall was our communal space for self-expression and
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Graduates
Spring 2005
Graduate
Lindsey Sydney Bergman Rebecca Allender Boyd Robert E Campbell Christopher Rosario Carucci Scott A Clark Angela Renee Costa Justin Graham Durham Amy Marie Dzialowski Christopher Andrew Eaker Angela Denise Eley Mark Edward Elsensohn Stephen James Elwood Wade Liddell Gardner Michael J Gonos Jesse Patrick Gotz Staci M Henry Ki yul Jo Joshua Raymond Johnson Lisa Sue Koch Kylee Hemphill Lashley Robert Clyde Lawler William Howard Madsen II
Summer 2004
Graduate
Haylle Ha Thu Chau Jennifer A DeWitt Adam Gumowski Michael C Haas John Patrick Harty Kevin Brent Morris Kai John Raab
Undergraduate
Ryan D Borszich Matthew Thomas Bradley Rebecca Jean Bruce Davin Roth Bryant Stephen Ryan Burkett Ryan Daniel Burton Mark P Cahill Stephanie Michelle Cameron Lisa Marie Carpenter Weston Eugene Coble Joseph F Davidson
Fall 2004
Graduate
Jennifer C Bills Jeffrey Lynn Leaders Aribel Del Carmen Leon-Lynn Patrick J Manza
Undergraduate
Ryan J Bresnick Abigail Marie Henson Adam Parnell Ladd Danielle Lynn May Frederick Alexander Moody Cylus John Scarbrough Christine E Townley Adam Ross Wilmes Kayoung Yu
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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
graduation
Top students to talk at ceremony

BY DAVID SCHAEFFER
Katie Guyer, Moundridge senior in accounting in the business school, purchases a banana at the Summerfield Food Stop in Summerfield Hall. Fernando Ho Rivero, sophomore in pre-business and food stop employee, said the food stop had been a profitable experiment since it opened last fall.
When David C. Brown was asked if he would speak at the business school graduation ceremony, he was honored. Three speakers will speak to the graduating class and offer the students good wishes. Top graduates David Brown and Jeff Morrison will speak at the ceremony along with William L. Fuerst, dean of business. Recognized for their academic performance and leadership contributions, the business school appointed David Brown and Jeff Morrison because they are excellent role models for the students. Furthermore, the school of business will recognize two distinguished alumni who will also speak at the
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ceremony. The alumni selection is still pending. Fuerst acknowledged improvements in the school and the production of students who are well prepared for the working world. There have been increased successes by our faculty by combining research and teaching expertise to provide students with added value in the classroom. Fuerst also praised the students for their involvement in student-run organizations. Several of our student organizations have won local and national awards under the newly-formed undergraduate business council. During the last four years, the business school has seen a 25 percent increase in faculty ranks. This is partly due to funding provided by the differential tuition paid on business
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courses. The business school also experienced active student participation. After four years of intense work and preparation, the class of 2005 is ready to graduate. After the speeches have been given, the graduating class will wait for their name to be called to receive their diploma. This is the moment that students have anticipated their entire college career. For many students, saying goodbye isnt easy considering all the great times theyve experienced. Though only a few short years were spent here, the memories shared will last a lifetime. Now students must harness all of their skills and resources acquired at the University and put them to use. Edited by Jennifer Voldness
at a glance
The School of Business recognition and hooding ceremony will be held 4 p.m. Friday at the Lied Center. School highlights Almost 25 percent increase in faculty ranks Implementation this year of new majors in finance, marketing, information systems and management, in response to market interest in more specialization in business students degrees Approximately 35 percent of students have a study abroad experience, far exceeding the 5 to 7 percent national average in public business schools Increased successes by faculty in combining research and teaching expertise, providing students added classroom value
Graduates
Spring 2005
Graduate
Romel A M Al Nazer Heather Michelle Altic Phillip Charles Anderson Mark John Willard Andrews Suzanne Nicole Ash Barbara Elaine Ballard Christopher Shawn Barham John Louis Beaudoin Morgan Alan Berglund Lisa M Berryman Saibal Bhattacharya Sean Michael Blair Libbie Jon Bodde Amy C Boomer Joseph Michael Bush James Arden Buster Helen Kook Choo Barry Ray Cobb Dan Cranganu James Dawson Crumpler Zhiming Dai Cale Gallagher Dark Cory James Deaton Amitava Deb Richard E Dyckoff Cindy Kay Edwards Natalie Michelle Elder John William Felski Michael Joseph Fiola Jason Bradley Fitch Joseph Michael Ford Bettine Chein Freeman Lei Gao Shally Garach Nathan Richard Geraci Tony Vanness Giles Ryan William Goyer Shannon Carlton Guelbert Thomas Richard Guenther Laura D Halstead Morgan Joseph Hannings Paula Doane Harms Terence Bernard Hayes Brady F Hays Andrew Blair Hermreck John David Hills Peter Joseph Hood Patrick M Hoppa Louis Junior Johnico Eric John Kingston Patrick Elmer Koehler Michael J Kricsfeld Heidi Lynn Landherr Gene Kevin Liu Matthew Vade Loder Mei-Yin Lu Saverio Michele Manago Abhishek Chand Bahadur Mathur Brandon Michael McSorley Carlos Gustavo Mendez Kristi R Miller Jeffrey Burns Morrison Jeff D Mullen Aparna Adusumilli Mummaneni Jason M Murnane Rekha K Nair Eric Robert Nelson Tina Nga Nguyen Sean H Nimtz Darrel Edward Olsowski Sudhir Padmanabhan Ketan N Parikh Emmett E Perry Jr Justin Mckibbon Pickert Jason Davis Rath
Tiffany Rawlings Kelli A Reid Scott C Renze Lindsey Rae Reorda Justin Kyle Rhorer Edward S Riss Gerardo Javier Rodriguez Jennifer L Schmisseur Marko Skrlj Jean Beaty Stalnaker Sarah Jean Stambaugh Brian Douglas Stokes Michael T Switzer Jason Alan Thomas Reena Thomas Patrick Anthony Valadez Joseph Paul Vansaun Kylie Frances Vaughn Amy Rebecca Waldron Elnora Elizabeth Winn Xuefeng Cong Yibing Xue
Undergraduate
Matthew Brian Adams Christopher Michael Allen Tomas Ancelovici Stacey Marie Anderson Brynn Hallie Andrews Nicholas Trent Annin Mahalet M Asrat Brandon Gene Aufdemberge Kristen Marie Badali Anthony Vincent Baldino Robert Thomas Barker Neil Evan Barnett Kristi Helen Barnthouse Robert Loren Bergquist Jr Hannah F Berns Michael Angelo Bessolo Mark Randall Best Shamir Naresh Bhakta Kate Erin Billington Christine Denise Blair Jason Thomas Blubaugh Tamara Renae Bock Kristin G Borke Eric Stuart Bowen Lance E Bradley Lindsey Marie Bricker Preston Louis Brin Abby Nicole Brown David C Brown Emily Kathryn Burianek Peggy J Cameron Scott Michael Carlson Jennifer Ann Caro Wade Phipps Carr Duncan R Catlett Ka Wai Ronald Chan Cindy W Chang Ken Chang Hunter Cole Cheatham Yuyu Chen Wei Chuen Cheng Brandon Lee Cherry Jennifer Lynn Christopher Adam Austin Clapp Jarod Elijah Clarrey Kelsey L Click Brian J Collins Lindy Marie Coyle James Steven Crowl Callie E Cummins Allison A Danna Lucas Johnathon Dannefer Cara Lauren Daves Timothy A Davey David Caspar Deill Jennifer Lynn Deutsch Angela Rachelle Dickerson Amy Kathleen Diederich Joshua Michael Diggs
Audri Jo Dinkel Bret James Dittmer Nicholas Kent Donnelly Patrick Lee Drake Surabhi Drona Jeremy William Duane Tyler John Eagleton Elizabeth Ann Eckert Katie Lee Eggers Kevin Donald Eggleston Jessica Leigh Ellingson Benjamin Stewart Engelken Katie Elizabeth Engle Troy Tyson Fairchild Tyler Scott Farquharson Richard Scott Fisk James William Flexman Rebecca Ann Foster Patrick Francis Fox Sarah Kirsten Fraizer Ryan Y Francisco Gabriel Seth Freeman Nicklaus John Ganje Sammy Mwangi Gitahi Amanda Marie Glennon Michael Stephen Gornik Amy Elizabeth Graf Loni Michel Green Paul Lewis Gregory Jessica Kristin Gudnason John Daniel Guernsey Kari A Gustin Katie Rochelle Guyer Brynn Elizabeth Harris Jonathan Bradley Haugh Jeffrey Michael Healy Shannon M Healy Daniel Timothy Hearshman Ann C Heidebrecht Joey Michael Henry Amber R Hirsh Brandon David Hodges Sara Elizabeth Horst Yi Huang Jessica Marie Huebner Jason Richard Hupp Fernando H Ipanaque Peter Robert Jabbour Jr Mark Alan Jackson Adam Michael Jones Mark Andrew Jones Andrew J Kadel Joel David Kammeyer Justin D Kaplan John Colwell Kauzlarich Brianna Leigh Kelly Kyle Edward Kemp Daniel Mills Kerr Myo Sun Kim Choi Krystin Leigh Kimberly Jameson Dylan King Patrick Shea King Gregory Joseph Kizer David Ronald Koepsel Erin Ann Koksal Stephanie Lynn Kroemer Vitaly Phillip Kucherovsky Christopher Robert Lamkey Justin Michael Latessa Rebecca Dawn Latshaw Patrick Thomas Lehan Brendan Aaron Lemons Daniel Patrick Lesslie Lyndsey Jo Long Christopher Robert Maccabe Amanda Jean Mahoney Hariom Manohar Gregory Alan Mansfield Michael James Maroon Laura Catherine Martincich Alexander R Massopust Chris Paul Maute Stephen Paul Mayer
Barrett Alden Bottemuller Douglas Ryan Briggs Keith A Cain Wone-Hoe Chan Lili Chen Brandon Douglas Clark Nora Kristine Clark Glendon G Cox Kelly Ann Crane Andrea Kristine Fidler Jill Elizabeth Gellhaus Shobana Gopal Michael A Graber Bradley Thomas Green Andrew Eugene Haskins Joseph Louis Hurla Tanya Kay Jackson Sharon Antoinette JeanBaptiste Amanda Marie Jobe Julie Marie Johnson Jeffrey Thomas Kopp Kyle Matthew Krueger Sarah L Mann Brent Michael Mathis Amy McKibbin Michael Patrick Moran Richard L Muller Danielle Elisabeth Murta Jason Lee Riley Joshua Larkyn Roberts Floriano T Rodrigues Joseph William Rogers Michael Warren Ryan Leigh A Scott Monika Spinger Kara Diane Stucky Maja Tanko Leonid Tolkachev Dawn Rene Walters Mario Wickramaratne Samuel M Woleben Gordon Graham Wood
Undergraduate
Blake Bovaird Adams Jacob Jon Albers Kenneth D Albers Travis James Alexander Turki F Alharbi Jaron Robert Anderson Kelly L Anderson Phillip Charles Anderson Ruben R Arredondo Kylene L Austin Jocelyn Donn Babcock Noah Lane Ball Justin P Becker Peter B Berard Robert Erik Beyer Jason Russell Bohn Chris Nicholas Brink Steve K Byington Rebecca Marie Candelario Weng Chong Cheang Oi-Man Chiang Marshall Alfred Claycamp Ross Gavin Cleveland Bryan Kristopher Coates Valerie A Cole Gordon Wesley Crape Jonathan Scott Crawford Jess Robert Criswell Megan Elizabeth Cummings Lindsay Carol Curtis Joseph Ross Czyz Brett R Dauffenbach Jennifer Laine Davis Anthony James De Signor Kelli Diane Decker Kyle Scott Devena Sangeetha Dileepan John William Erickson
Courtney Elise Farrow Summer Joy Fields Evan Michael Fox Jacob Scott Fuerstneau Emily Katherine Gebhardt Jace Patrick Giannetti Michelle R Gilbert Verra Theodora Gregory Kelsey Lane Hallagin Jordan Combs Hamill Adam Ralph Heasley Bradley Dean Heinz Deborah Jean Hile Sarah Joyce Hilliard Erin Anne Hogan Adam James Holcomb Afftin Lea Hommon Jennifer Lee Jarski Bradley Wayne Johnson Scott Daniel Johnson Kyle William Kaemmer Neal Carl Kellenberger Heather Anne Knox Marcin Korytkowski Kyle M Kramer Joseph Takchun Leung Amanda M Martin Michael Ryan Marsh Matthew Dylan Mentzer Sarah Amber Moellenberndt Jeff D Mullen Owais Zahid Nazir Michelle Sue Neely DiemThao Cao Nguyen Danielle Elizabeth Nitsche Courtney Allain Prestia Christopher Michael Reischman Benjamin James Renn Richard N Reynolds Justin Kyle Rhorer HengMin Zhang Aiqin Zou Aaron Stacey Romer Jennifer L Schmisseur Christopher Michael Sediqzad Justin Troy Shelman John James Shuman Ryan Christopher Stephens Gustavo Leal Telles Grant Frederick Thompson Starla E Titus Anthony Ryan Towle Michael Anthony Tremaine Craig Alan Van Blaricum Ryan Michael Vandament Jeffrey N Vanhemert Angelov Voynov Amy Rebecca Waldron Katherine Lynn Walker Jacob Christian Williams Lauren Elizabeth Williams Jacob Matthew Wilson Ming Ching Yeung Anne Marie Ziegelmeyer
Olivia Carroll Hlavacek Jodi Marie Huebert Sarah Marie Hunnes Noah Thomas Kluge Tomaz Kostanjsek Urska Logar Dean Fredrick Mielke Massimiliano Mirabella Cristina Modolo Roman Donnell Palmer Luca Pasqualotti Timothy Lee Perry Eric Matthew Pinter Susana Beatriz Ponce Dominguez Franco Pozzobon Roberto Ravaziol Joshua William Ream Christina Walker Roy Andres E Sandate Suzanne Renee Schlotzhauer Jeb Ryan Sneva Lili Sun Eva J Tilford Andrea Tonin Gregor Usenik Jorge Luis Velez Dennis Francis Villasenor Amber Sunshine Ward Pushkar Wazat Rok Zaloznik Jeremy James Zimmer
Undergraduate
David Cowle Benowitz Michael J Bickimer Barrett Alden Bottemuller Eric William Brantner Amy Jeanine Breuer Hou Tong Chong Paul E Cohen Brandon J Dallen Charity C DeMoss Nicolas Lynn Domke Erin E Eastwood Ahmad Radi Elnatsha Anna Jean Gilmore Wan Ting Goh Jared Kenneth Harpole Adam Christopher Hensley Matthew Allen Hiatt Bradley Alan Hope Jill Lee Irwin James A Kupersmith Mary Katherine Maczuga Khalid Malahifji Mohammed Amin Malahifji Evan D Masher Michael Wyatt Mcalhaney Mary Carol Mccord Bryce Justin Mccormick Erin Elizabeth Mcneese Steven James Metz Ryan Patrick Moulder Swati R Mudundi Melissa Michelle Murfin Julie Agnes Ostroga Justin Mckibbon Pickert Ted WIlliam Pugh Rick D Ratliff Christopher Philip Roth Mark Timothy Sedlak Nidhi Sood Scott David Steele Mary C Strickland Gunner J Swendson Lisa M Turner Jennifer Lane Weaver Nicholas Isaac Wedel Jackie L Whitt
Summer 2004
Graduate
Abdullah Hamad Al-Mehthil Branko Babic Jessica Diane Barrand Steve Bisson Marco Bordignon Luigi De Bortoli Joseph Robert Delaney Janez Dolenc Jordi Dominguez Fuster Randall L Dorsten Edward Gecovich Patrick John Giardina David Dylan Gower
Fall 2004
Graduate
Aaron Lee Bahney Jessica Diane Barrand Nicholas N Bartkoski Guillaume Pierre Laurent Bilard

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES
graduation
CLAS departments have own ceremonies

BY JULIA MELIM
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is too big to have its own ceremony, but students are no less enthusiastic about graduation weekend. Andrew York, Wichita senior in theater, said about the Sunday commencement, We already have a big ceremony. He said because of the size of the college, a ceremony for it would be difficult. Some departments in the college have more intimate events for their graduating seniors. This year, five departments have individual ceremonies: departments of applied behavioral sciences, mathematics, environmental studies, speech-language-hearing and biological sciences. Jan Elder, undergraduate biology program administrative assistant, said getting a degree was an achievement. We recognize each of the
graduating seniors, she said of the department of biologys ceremony. The department gives out awards and scholarships and recognizes honors awards. It gives a more personal face to graduation, Edward Morris, professor and chairman of the department of applied behavioral science, said. Morris said the department of applied behavioral science had about 60 graduating seniors and about 400 guests. Kim Wilcox, dean of liberal arts and sciences, will speak for the ceremony for the department of speech-language-hearing. He was once the chairman of the department. The departments ceremony recognizes students who have earned awards and scholarships, said Wanda Lowe, the departments public service administrator. For the ceremony for the mathematics department, Gloria Prothe, public service administrator for the department, said they would have a buffet breakfast for
at a glance
The Division of Biological Sciences will hold a recognition ceremony at 7 p.m. Saturday at room 120 in Budig Hall The Department of Applied Behavioral Science recognition ceremony will be held at 9:30 a.m. Sunday in the courtyard between Dole and Haworth Halls The Department of Math recognition ceremony will be held at 9:30 a.m. Sunday at room 120 in Snow Hall The Department of Speech-Language-Hearing will hold a recognition ceremony at 9:30 a.m. at room 110 in Budig Hall The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will hold a recognition ceremony for its students graduating with distinction at 11 a.m. at CraftonPreyer Theatre in Murphy Hall.
the graduating students and their parents. She said after graduation, the students went into a variety of careers or back to school. She said some of them go to graduate school, some go into the industry, some will go into teaching and there are even some who become doctors, lawyers or presidents of companies. For the environmental studies program, William Woods, director of the program, said the department had a reception in the office the morning of graduation. Its
just greeting the students and relatives and wishing them well and having food, Woods said. Whether they will be participating in department ceremonies, many students said they were satisfied with their experiences in the college. Mark Anderson, San Jose, Calif., senior in economics, said CLAS gave him a well-rounded education of many academic areas. I am looking forward to the tradition of walking down the
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Ashli Lewis, Overland Park senior, high-fives an unexpecting Alex Dicarlo, Overland Park sophomore, outside Budig Hall in February. Lewis was conducting an experiment on social interaction for a biology lab by seeing how many people would give her a high-five. Eight of 10 people responded, she said. hill, Anderson said. He said he was waiting to hear back from graduate schools, but he could get a job even if he didnt go. I dont think its about the
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major you pick, but if you are really able to communicate your ideas, he said. Edited by Laura Francoviglia
Janet Chebet Koech Christopher C Kokoruda Thomas Alexander Kolbeck Kent M Korte Adam R Kostecki Matthew F Koster Eric John Kratky Joshua Paul Kraus Daniel Douglas Krenz Alexander G Kritikos Nicholas Krizmanic IV Elizabeth Brownlee Kroeker Carol Ann Krstulic Adam Robert Kruckenberg Amanda Kay Krueger Jacquelyn Grace Krueger Adam Linden Kueker Angela Christine Kurowski Jacqueline Ann Kurtz Jamie Dawn Labrier Ashley Kay Lafond Amanda Kaye Laing Katherine Leah Laird John Lammli Kelley Marie Lample Justin Matthew Langford Mitchell Lee Langley Tara Rene Lanzrath Erin Kathleen Larive Keegan Alan Larson Patrick Ryan Laushman Laura A Lavoie Christopher A Leach Christopher George Lee Jasmine Rene Lee Michael Andrew Lee Thomas Washington Lee David Christopher Leigh Ann Nicole Leiker Kasey J Lemos Laura M Leonard Peggy Jo Lervold Douglas Scott Levin Jordan Lee Levine Lisa Pam Lewin Ian Michael Lewis James T Lewis Ryan Michael Lewis Tivol Charmaine Lewis Kassie Marie Liebsch Jennifer Ann Liljegren Travis Eugene Lindemoen Kathleen Abby Lindsey Andrew Douglas Linton Cherry Elizabeth Aiko Lippold Julia Ashley Litton Jamie Allison Lloyd Angela Marie Loffredo Benjamin Greenleaf Logan Katherine J Logan Randall Louis Logan Leslie Francis Long John Harvey Loomis Cindy Lopez Katherine Cecilia Lorenz Shannon Dawn Lorimer Belinda J Love Daniel Edward Love Eric Alan Lowe Patrick Hogan Lowe Cynthia Marie Lozier Joel T Luber Gillian Epp Luellen Jozia C Lutackas John P Lynch Randal Eric Lyons Misun Lyou Samantha Schirmer Machen Robert Bruce Madden II Christian G Madrigal Mary Kathryn Maher Jordan D Mallin Whitney Leigh Mallon Chad Michael Mallory Darren Gallagher Maloney Molly Tierney Maloney Nathan Alan Manderfeld Kate C Manivong Nancy Kathleen Manley Christopher Thomas Manning Christina Marie March Stephanie Ann Marchesi Leigh Diane Maresh Archie Marshall Ashlee Elizabeth Marshall Damien J Martell Anne M Martin Krista M Martin Leah Marie Martin Evan D Masher Anne Jaongmi Mason Christina Ruth Mason Daniel August Mason Susan A Mason Matthew Hayward Matheny Lindsay E Mathews Rachel Elizabeth Mathis Deepti Mathur Kevin Blake Matthews Ralph Lloyd Matthews Ryan Scott Mattson Dax Banister Mayes Molly Ann Mayes Joshua Allen Mcbeth Kelley Louise McCarthy Kevin Howard Mccomas
Graduates
Spring 2005
Graduate
Maisoun Ismail Moh'd AbuJoudeh Kirsten Margit Adlung-Kellogg Nadia Y Ahmad Efugbaike Usibaka Ajayi Sanae Akaba Juan Orlando Rivera Algarin Abdullah S M Alhmeed David-Michael Allen Mahalley D Allen Abdullah Saud Alotaibi Eugenia Kapsomera Amditis Jon Matthew Amundson Jeremiah David Anderson Elpida Maria Anthan Teresa Fernandez Arab Jonna Lynn Armbruster Stacy D Arnett Virginia Thomas Arthur Todd A Aschenbach Robin Leora Aupperle Temma Shepherd Balducci Avis M Ballard Angela A Banitt Kristin Marie Barkus Callie Lynn Barringer Andrea Elizabeth Barton Jami Nichole Beck C Drew Bednasek Eric B Berg Daniel G Berger Brigette Marie Bernagozzi Stefannie K Bills Ryan Scott Bisel Elizabeth Ashley Boen Paulo Javier Boero Jessica R Borhart Jason Thomas Botz David Barnes Bradley Nathan William Brinson Shawna Wright Brinson Thu-Thao Ngoc Bui Govert Joan Arie Buijs David Linn Bunch Alice Ann Butler-Smith Jeremy Michael Byers Joshua S Campbell Kristie A Cantrell Molly Marie Caton Juan Pablo Centeno UnJa Chae Jill Rachelle Chancey Olivia L Chang Bridgett K Chapin Ka Chong Cheang Ethan D Clapsaddle Benjamin Ryan Cleeves Sara F Collas Lindsey Nicole Cooper Aaron Blake Cowley Douglas McKean Crawford-Parker Julie Ann Creswell Jennifer Stephanie Curtis Mehmet Serhat Dalkir Jacqueline L Daniels Sidney Eric Dement Mary Alice Denning David Paton Dewar Khady Diene David Brian Dillner Ivelina Dimitrova Dimitrova Yancy Hughes Dominick Matthew David Dunbar Benjamin S Duncan Ashley J Elston Julienne Ruth Emry Bradley Gene Engelbert Donald Lavon Englund Neil Michael Epstein Nancy Jo Erickson Lamar Jillian Kathleen Evans Chris J Fertig Heike Flagel Tyrun O Flaherty Steven Kent Frost Ana Patricia Fumero-Vargas Whitney Gale Gameson Melissa Anne Gebhardt Ayele Mulugeta Gebretsadik Kimberly Cole Gencur Matthew Glen Gerber Changyung Gim Marnie Rae Gloor Anna Louise Goodman Jennifer M Goodwin Beverly A Graham Mandy Renee Graham Joanne Lee Grandstaff Liberty Ann Grayek James Joseph Green Kelly A Greunke David E Griffin Morgan M Griffing Galina Griffiths Ryan James Haasl Dixie R Haggard Tonya Purnell Hall Matthew Steven Harman Amanda Therese Harrington Kazunari Hashimoto Zhuoya He Kristen Page Hellebust
Daniel I Hembree Eve A Herrera Heather Michelle Hines Amyn Karim Hirani Matthew W Hollrah Gilbert L Hood Alic Hsu Fei Huang Jennifer L Hueston Brian Tyler Hughes Heather Lyn Hunter Shahid Hussain Thorsten Huth Michael Duane Irvin Carla Wood Jackson Mary Lee James Debra S Jennings WuJeong Jeong Ke Jiang Lihui Jin Morgen Steenhagen Johansen Crystal L Johnson D Richard Johnson Jill deVries Jolicoeur Emily N Jones Roy Brandon Jones Michael Kasigwa Christopher E Katz Iva Iantcheva Katzarska-Miller Jennie Louise Kaufman Sarah Elizabeth Keith Brian Frederic Platt Dylan G Rassier Nicole Michelle Roche Kimberlee Marie Roy Dieter Schrader Mimi Marie Urish Paul Daniel Vincent Jill Marie White Benjamin Clarke Wilson Wei Zhou Thuy Tran Boardman Christopher Barret Moeder Tiffany Marie Zeller
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Jared T Abel Hannah Marie Abelbeck Katherine J Acosta Lindsey Nicole Adams Rachel Leann Adams Salamatu Rabwal Adamu John Nassir Adib Morgan Alisha Adkins Candace Leigh Adolph Richard Parker Agee Jimmie Aggison II Amanda Kay Akard Jeffrey Allen Akin John Stuart Akin Oghenekaro O Akpolo Kimber Leeann Alexander Katrina Louise Alford Hamdan M Alharbi Joshua Ryan Allee Bryan Richard Allen Kristen Ann Allen Matthew David Allen Tracy Gail Altman Karl R Anderson Nikolina Maj Anderson Raven Leah Anderson Katherine Diane Angermeier Isabel E Anheier Luke Fletcher Anschutz Nadine M Appenbrink Andrew James Argetsinger Samir Arif Denai Ashley Brooke Armer Whitney Anne Armstrong Dusty Renee Arnold Anthony Joseph Arnone Amber M Artzer Jayme Ann Aschemeyer Lauren Kathryn Asmus Justin D Atherton Mathews Philip Athiyal Sarah Elizabeth Austin Michele Rena Avila Alvar Ayala Mendoza Gregory Keith Azevedo Scott Anthony Bajza Stephen Andrew Baldridge Anne Hunter Baldwin Rachel R Balzer Adrienne Leigh Banks Matthew J Banks Josephine Cecilia Barba Emily Marie Barkofske Patrick John Barrett Briana R Barron Tina DaNae Bartholomew Brandon Paul Bartkoski Steven L Bartkoski Dru E Bateman Megan C Bates Nicholas Winston Bates Tyler Vance Bauer Grant J Baumgartner Christopher Alan Beach Jennifer D Beach Kelli Reanne Beach John Joseph Becker Noah Benjamin Becker Harold Dale Beckerman Guillermo Andres Bedregal Meave Joshua Rogge Begert Timothy Shane Beggs
Lucas Purdy Belford Andrew Kenneth Belot Patrick Brown Bengtson Erin Sue Bentcover Christopher Lee Benton Jason Paul Berger Kathleen Elizabeth Bergin Elizabeth Rosa Berry Sima S Bhakta Lee A Bickerstaff Amy Michelle Biggs Andrew James Biggs Kelly Elizabeth Blandford Rosemary Kathleen Blanke Ethan William Block Stephanie Michelle Block Brittany Paige Bloodhart Ashleigh Elizabeth Bodell Erinn Michelle Bogner Nathan Frederick Bokay Joshua Michael Bolt Buck Clark Bond Ashley Ann Bonebrake Saida C Bonifield Litona Bounevongxay Amanda Lea Boyer Casey Anne Boyer April Corellia Bradshaw Paul Thomas Brand Kelli Ann Brandt Christopher Reed Branham Jamey Linn Brannon Rebecca Joyce Braun Staci Renea Breen Angela B Bresnick Sean Damian Brewer Andrew Richard Bricker Tess Loren Bricker Andrea La Shea Briggs Kimberly Ann Briggs Christopher Winfield Briley Laura Suzanne Brockman Taryn Rose Brody Kelly Christine Brogan Paul Michael Bromell Abra C Bron Lisa Christine Brotherton Anthony Brown Gwendolyn Faye Brown Jennifer Ashley Brown Jeremy David Brown Latoya Estell Brown Robert Jackson Brown Jon Kortright Brubaker Jessica F Brumm Ben Michael Bruna Justin A Bruster David Samuel Buchanan James Cummings Buchok Katie Grace Buckner Heather Michelle Burkard George Christopher Burket Erin Evangeline Burns Rebecca Ann Burns Evan Jp Burow Natalie Lynn Burris Sarah K Burris Elaina Marie Butel Matthew Allen Butler Maile Anna Cabral Emily Anne Cahill Cheryl Lynn Calhoun Garrett Craig Call Hilary Rose Cammack Amy Logan Campbell Catherine Michelle Carithers Zachary Ford Carleton Kimberly Michelle Carlisle Jordan A Carlson Liane Carmi Morgan Patrick Carmichael Carmen Albenda Carothers Jennifer Louise Carter Kelli K Carter-Long Patricia Ellen Case Michelle Ilene Caskey Jessica Renae Cassaw Veronica Jean Castellano Aaron Catloth Aaron Michael Cedeno Nadia Marie Chalupa Sneha Satish Chandra En Kae Chang Rachel Fern Chapman Susan Marie Chase Brian Michael Chastain Lindsay Catherine Chew Sheryl Lynn Childers Sanket Raju Chintalapati Michael Wayne Christie Melissa A Christoffel Vy Khan Chu Matthew Ray Churchman Michael John Cioni Deedra Ann Clark Addie Lynn Clement Marie E Clyatt Charles J Coats Alyson Marie Coffing Michelle Beth Cohn Kristin A Colahan Sederstrom Haley Rae Collins Nicholas S Collins Brianne Kathleen Colson Cecilia J Compton Matthew Hanten Conley Christopher Matthew Cook Kathryn A Cook
Matthew Terence Coonan Carly Susanne Cooper Melanie Elizabeth Cooper William Monroe Corbett III Stephen J Cotter Max R Courington III Syndia Lee Coursen Alicia Marie Cox Brandon E Cox Justin Allen Cox Alexa Nicole Coyle Patrick Dale Craft Heather Rose Crandall Erika Danielle Crane Regina D Crutcher Alexis Anne Cullerton Reginald Tyrone Curry Christopher Charles Cushing Dustin Jack Daigle Deborah Ann Dalton Matthew Ronald Daly Kendal Nicole D'Amato Thong Giang Dang Beau Edward Daniels Elizabeth Anne Daniels Bradley Michael Danler Kenneth Lee Dann Kathryn Westcott Danon Nga Pha Dao Preston Mclendon Dargan Krystal Laree Daugherty Danielle Nicole Davey Renita Marie Davidson Travis Merle Conyer Davidson Jeffery Will Davis Patricia Catherine Davis Steven Michael Davis Margaret Jane Dawson Sara K Dawson Elizabeth Mary Dean Heather Lise Debrosse Jordan Elizabeth Dedonder Sean Patrick Deenihan Steven L Dehaven Drew Michael Denton Mishelle Nikay Denton Marc Jason D'Errico Megan Elizabeth Descamps Dylan Warner Desmond John Perry Desmond Timothy Brian Devine Charles Matthew Devlin Rebecca Suzanne Dewoody Jason Daniel Dexter Ana Carolina Dias Da Silva John Vincent Dicalogero Elainne Graham Dickinson Sara Nicole Diediker Eva Nichole Diehls Emelie Erin Dillman Emily Nicole Dishman Jeffrey Thomas Dittmer Anthony D Dixon Andrew Michael Dodson David E Doeren Ashley Nicole Dolezilek Mark Patrick Donahue Lauren Elizabeth Dorweiler Meghan Elaine Downey Victoria Serene Downey Nichole Renee Downing Rachael A Doxon Aaron Jon Doyle John Lester Drape Samantha Kathleen Dravis Paul Allen Dreher Leslie Ann Drummond Antonio Jose Duarte Christopher Louis Duensing Parminder Kaur Dulku Eric Thomas Dunlap Jeffrey Paul Dunlap Jennifer Marie Dunn Holly Ann Dunoon Laurie Beth Dunski Jessica Lauren Durrett Colin D Dutton David Patrick Dwyer Laura Alice Eagan Autumn R Eaken Kimberly Margaret Eckel Erica R Eden Erica D Edwards Summer M Eglinski Katherine L Eichten Volkan Ekren Andrea Nicole Elliott James Austin Elliott Katrina Jeanine Elliott Elizabeth A Elzi Pamela Mary Engebretsen Shenna Jean Engleman Jonathan Michael Epperson Jillian B Ermanis Heather Marie Ernst Nazli Ersen Mine Esencay Lesly Gerald C Esperance Sarfaraz F Essa Rebecca Anne Evans Jonathan Thomas Even Michael J Everett Steven Andrew Everley Charles Alexander Exdell Betsy Ann Fahey Benjamin John Farmer James Edward Farnen Sarah Jeanne Fennell
Harendra Nirmal Fernando Sarah Therese Ferran Shelley Elizabeth Fields Lyda Elizabeth Fincham Seth Michael Findley Eric Leigh Fischer Erica A Fisher Jessica Marie Fitzgerald Joseph Hilton Fitzpatrick Melinda A Flacks Jason Christopher Flay Stacy Lee Fleishman Jeana M Fleming Amanda Elizabeth Flott Justin David Flowers Joseph Aaron Fonseca Andrew Gail Ford Ashley Elizabeth Ford Angela Dee Forgy Katrina Lynn Fox-O'Malley Rachel Elaine Francis Melissa Kate Francisco John Patrick Franke Elizabeth Ann Franklin Emily Elizabeth Frankman Matthew Benjamin Fray Jennifer Rose Freeman Ruth Anne French-Hodson Lynzee Marie Frenzl Michelle R Friedman Stephanie Lynn Fritts Kevin Thomas Frost John J Fumagalli Lizabeth Anne Fundingsland Dominica Rose Funkey Heather Jane Fuqua Matthew Kevin Furjanic Jamie Nicole Gall Jessica Anne Galland Karen Gayle Ganacias Berty Piyatissa Ganepola Candice R Garcia Kathryn Brynn Gard Michael Kenneth Gardner Michael Gregory Garfield John P Gassmann Renee Elizabeth Gates Sherrie Marie Gayed Jeremey Lynn Geihsler Allison Leigh Gellar Paula Christine George Renee Lynn Gerry Matthew Charles Gertken Andrew Lee Giebler Gina Marie Gieser Telly Gilbert Jason S Gill Erica D Gilmore Daniel Brett Ginsburg Dustin Duane Gipson Whitney Lane Girk Peter Kelly Giroux Julie E Gist Dayne Patrick Glass Jessica Day Glauberman John Tyler Glendening Stephanie Marie Glover Abbey Lee Golinvaux Jacqueline Alexandra Golon Martin Dale Golubski Stephanie Gayle Gonzales Brian Anthony Goudy Stacy Diane Govens Cole Matthew Graham Jodee Lee Gray Bradley D Green Katie Michelle Greene Kyle Nicholas Greening Anna D Gregory Briana Char Griffiths Stephanie Kay Grissom Jesse I Gruber Alejandro Jason Guerrero Emily Elizabeth Gurnsey Jan M Guth Shauna Leigh Guthrie Erica Elaine Gutierrez Brett William Haberly Nathan Oneal Hagman Matthew Joseph Hahs Freddie B Hammonds Sara Ann Hampton Kara Elizabeth Hansen Darlene Annette Hanson Amber Michelle Hardtarfer Andrew F Hare Jason Osborne Hargett Alexander K Harmon Paige Jacklyn Harmon Jennifer Lynn Harms Garrett Galen Harper Jeremy Wyatt Harper Veronica A Harper Judi Ann Harris Catherine Carter Harrison Halley Guinotte Harsh Austin Ray Hart William Joseph Hartegan Sean Michael Andrew Hatfield Daniel Thomas Haughney Jeffrey Alan Hawkins Jeffrey Alan Hayes Emily Grace Haylock Debra Lynn Haynes Vanessa B Hays Todd Richard Hayworth Benjamin Wild Heath Chris J Heath
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Curtis C McCoy Melanie Joi Mcdowell William A McDowell Jason Phillip Mcgee Colin Lange McIntyre Jacquelyn Elizabeth Mckinney Sara Margaret Mcmanus Kevin Michael McNellis Kyle Michelle McPeak Ryan Patric Mcphersonmcnearney Julissa Silvana Medina Casey Young Meek Amanda Marie Meglemre Lisa Marie Meinen Elif Leila Menguc Mackenzie Elizabeth Meyer Joshua E Meyers Allison Mezger Valerie Migicovsky Sally F Miguel Joseph McMurry Mikelson Aaron Marquez Miles Jason Kristopher Miles Jennifer Arluster Millentree Andrea J Miller Ashley Elizabeth Miller Jerred Ray Miller Mark James Miller Nyana Abreu Miller Catherine Elizabeth Mills Thomas R Minor Kelly Marie Mipanyarack Mulubrhan Evangline Misgana Abigail F Mitchell Alison Erin Mitchell Jamie Marie Mitchell Kerrie Louise Mitchell Johnna Marie Mobley Yonatan Moges Jennifer Ellen Mohr Mark D Molner Lisa Nicole Montague Brett Anthony Moore Caitlin Glynn Moore Jessica L Moore Katherine Elizabeth Moore Rorik Henning Moore-Jansen Deanna Joy Morris April Melissa Morrison David Stine Morse Kelly M Morton Justin Allen Mosel Elizabeth Anne Moss Melissa Ann Mueller Marie Ceresa Mullinix Laine Shay Mulroy Joshua Brent Mulsow Nathaniel Angus Mundy Sean Daniel Murphy Erin M Murray Kyle Patrick Murray Dana Marie Myers Rebecca Beth Nachlas Sarah Marie Nadvornik Katie L Naeve Rebecca C Narvaez Bryant Lydell Nash Kaci Lee Nash Christopher Nicholas Nelson Jeremiah Jay Nelson Paul Allen Neslage Nikki Lou Nethercotniermann Deborah Sue Newby Jeff Daniel Newby Heather Trinh-Thi Nguyen Kieutrinh Cao Nguyen Nhunguyet T Nguyen Phuong Toan Thi Nguyen Trudy Nguyen Kenny Lincoln Nicely Matthew Alfred Nicholl John Wesley Nielsen Josie Lynn Nixon Jesse D Noffsinger Steve David Norton Ashley Beth Nudelman Kelechi Austine Nwabuisi Nicholas Konwe Nwofude Joshua Paul Oakes Laura Alexandra Obrycki Natalie Ann Occhipinti Shannon K O'Connor Dawn Michelle Odenheimer Mark Joseph Oertel Jessica Adrian Ogborn Megan Jean Ohalloran Alex Adrian Olmos Amber L Olson Sean Patrick O'Neill Cara Lynn Orban Robin Kathleen O'Roark Cherise M Ortiz Conrad Jacob Ostrand Chad Leon Ostrom Jeffrey Neil Otte Angela M Ottolini Virginia A Owen Cassandra Dee Owens Jessica Leigh Paden Jason Adam Palikij Lisa Marie Pamperin Lauren Ashley Panitz Tahnee Marie Panzino Kelly Amanda Paprota Ah-Yun Annabelle Park Jeremy Stephen Parr Christopher Ryan Parris Alexis Patricia Parsons Brett Armstrong Paschal Aaron Daniel Passman Natalie Anne Patrick Anne Elizabeth Patterson Stephanie Jane Patton David Andrew Paul Laurel Paul Elizabeth Pawlikowski Genevieve Rose Payne Michael Edwin Payne Brian Everette Pearson Pauline P Pechin Jennifer Leigh Peck Travis Grant Peck Jacquelyn D Pedigo Stephen John Peppes Benjamin Arnold Pera Maria Soledad Perez Nicole Kristin Perry Katherine Q Petersen Kelsey Gayle Peterson Kevin James Peterson Michael David Peterson Shaun Eugene Peterson Jerad Jon Pettus Sylvia Elizabeth Pfeiffer Dinh Quang Pham Bethany Katherine Phillips Steven Rae Phipps Casey Lynn Pickering Heather Lea Pilshaw Mindy Sue Pipkin Mary L Pitman Ashleigh Dawn Pitts Chelsea Rae Pleming Charles Braden Pohl Nicole Jo Polley Daniel Loren Portale Charles Clayton Porter Timothy G Potochnik Marc James Poulos Evan Lee Pratt Taylor Jay Pratt Andrew Dawson Price Katy Deanne Price Randall Clark Price Joseph Mills Proffitt Jennifer Ann Prohaska Jenna Dee Pucci Kellie Marie Pyle James Gabriel Quinn Whitney Diane Radek Jared A Rader Josh A Rader Lindsay Marie Rambo Angela Marie Rasmusson Christopher John Rathmel Andrew J Redden Alexis Suzzanne Reed Jamie Michelle Reed Michael Harry Reed Shannon L Reed Paul William Reeves Asma Rehman Meagan Diane Reichstein Christopher Thomas Reinhard James Grant Repshire Cami Jo Rexford Emily Colene Reynolds Malinda Marie Reynolds Lindsey Erin Rhoton Whitney E Rice Arthur Charles Richards Dana H Richardson Lindsay Raye Richman John J Ridlon Andrew W Rigby Nicole Marie Riggs Matthew Ryan Riley Elizabeth Marie Rinehart Lindsey Suzanne Rippel Lauren Beth Riseman James B Ritter Andrew Clinton Roberts Sarah B Roberts Marita B Robinson Jennifer Debra Rock Reina Magdalena Rodriguez Kristin Ann Rody Michelle Lynn Roellchen Kelly M Rogel Kendra D Rogers Meredith Lindsay Rogers Kristin M Rome Megan Rachelle Rome Sarah Elizabeth Rome Kristen Marie Rose Ryan Charles Rosemore Seth Rosenstein Donisha L Ross Kathryn Leigh Roth Karen Nicole Routsong Michael Tavis Roy Michael J Rubaie Ankur Ashok Rughani Kathryn Margaret Rush William Joseph Russell Leah Michelle Rutman Robby David Ryan Julian Frank Ryba-White Samuel Ivan Ryland Jason Robert Sachse Christian F Sanchez Jessica Kay Sand Paul Alan Sandburg Charles Barton Santaularia William Michael Santoro Emily F Sappenfield Leslie K Saunders Patrick Theodore Scally Ryan M Scarrow Katharine Michelle Schafroth Daniel Jordan Scharpenburg Annette Laura Schieber Laura Ann Schiesl Jill Denise Schingle Anne J Schmader Chad L Schmidt Kate Ann Schmidt Michael Joseph Schmidt Timothy Michael Schmitt Katherine Lynn Schoenberger Joseph Ian Scholz Eric Todd Schraeder Zachary Rod Schreiner Jennifer Marie Schupp Katherine Nina Schwarten Amanda R Schwartz Stacy Rebecca Schwartz Jennifer Lynn Schwertfeger Parker J Scoggins Jeffrey Neil Scott Tyson Joel Scott Christopher W Seal Abigail Marie Seaser Tanika Lushun Seawood Laura Joanne Sebby Erin Marie Self Jennifer Lynn Senske Adam Christopher Setter Janel M Setter Graham B Shafer Jason Andrew Shanker Evan Matthew Shaw Tracy Leigh Sheckells Reed Patrick Sheridan Heather Elizabeth Shinogle Kenneth Thomas Short Julie Star Shrack Joseph B Shull Matthew Alan Siemer Zachary David Sievers Lisa Shannon Sievert Wayne A Simien Jr Taylor Homan Simmermon Benjamin Joseph Simon Jason Michael Simon Walter Chandler Sims Joshua Curtis Sindel Abraham Michael Sipe Sekouba Doundouba Sissoko Kyle Alexandra Sito Phillip Andrew Sitz Matthew Billings Skaggs Matthew D Skinner Jeffrey Michael Skredenske Nicole Pratt Slater Sheena Ranae Small Cote Nicholas Smith John Patrick Smith Matthew Jay Smith Sandra Kay Smith Camilo Arturo Snapp Shannon Dawn Snapp Christopher M Snell Ashley Renee Somerhalder Mary Patricia Sommerhauser Robert Hoon Song Marisa Roylene Spears Sally Elizabeth Spector Alexandra Spencer Samuel Eric Sphar Blake Evan Spilker Laura Olivia StandingBear Caitlin Ann Standish Joseph C Stanfield David L Starkweather Matthew Kyle Steadham Gregory William Steen Kisha Kristine Steineger Collette Kissy Stelly Cole Jacob Stephens John Matthew Sterling Skylar Ashley Sterlingsimon Anne Marie Stevens Joshua Perry Steward Ann Elizabeth Stewart Diana Williams Stewart Lauren Marie Stewart Noah M Stimac Suzanne Clara Stines Michael Dean Stites Kimberly Jane Stjohn Katherine Lynn Stoker Joy R Stortvedt Allison Leigh Stotts Timothy Randall Strann Jeremy Michael Strathman Jessica A Strathman Sarah Rebecca Stratton Jennifer Lynn Streit Jennifer Leigh Strotkamp Jessica Anne Sueper
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Katherine Carnaby Sullivan Gregory Wayne Summers Brent Michael Sumpter Erik M Sutton Timothy Michael Swanson Jeffrey Michael Swarts Nicolas Tate Swindler Jana Gwen Szatkowski Ryan Joseph Sztorch Mario Daniel Taborga Ali Taghavi-Aghtai Kazuhiro Takekawa Ryan Eric Talley Frances Margaret Li Lian Tan Bryan L Tangney Gregory Evan Tatro Daryl Ryan Taylor Fung Hwa Tee Ingrid Anna Tellepsen Grant A Ternes Jennifer Christine Ternes Steven George Teufel Mariana Ferguson Theodoro Rachel Elisabeth Thomas Colin Lewis Thomasset Diana Thompson Elisabeth Tilma Jordan B Tinsley Tara Nicole Tinsley Jasmine D Titus Julia R Toader Jimby Paul Tongson Matt David Toplikar Lisa Nicole Torrez Peter Lee Delaserna Tosco Dereck Douglas Totten Matthew Shade Towsley Jonathan Michael Trackwell Ngoc Hong Tran Kenneth Earl Trummel Craig W Turnbull-Sailor Jacob Michael Unruh Locke D Uppendahl Maria Isabel Val Derek C Van Dyke Rachel Marie Van Horn Fredrick Joseph Van Winkle Ashley Gayl Vanasdale Charles Jason VanBlarcum Ryan Michael Vandever Amber Lynn VanSchuyver Ashley Philipa Veatch Leandra Pedrosa Veras Landon John Vermillion Kevin Andrew Vernon Paul August Vierthaler Elizabeth Carrol Villines Lindsay Michelle Viscosi Dyan Elisabeth Vogel Christopher Ryan Von Wedell Mindy Jean VonWolf Amanda Dawn Vossen Hanh Hong Thi Vu Ryan Michael Wadas Laura Elizabeth Wade Egan G Waggoner Carlie J Wagner Katherine Anne Wall Haley Elizabeth Wallace Ryan Kristopher Wallace Patrick John Walsh Laura Rose Walter Jeffrey Kendall Ward Shaun Russell Ward Sarah Annette Wargin Jeffrey Curtis Warren Sabrina Shaneal Warren Howard O Washington Jr Michael Wayne Wasinger David Anthony Waterman Travis Watkins Aliyah Sarah Watman Jason Patrick Watson Benjamin J Wazienski Elizabeth Christine Webb William Douglas Weinberg IV Jack Martin Weinstein Whitney Scott Welker Mary Theresa Werner Adam Wilfred Wesely Jonathan Clark Wesley Erin M Wessely Thomas James West III Sarah Jane West Mary Rae Westfall Craig Richard Whalen Lynn Marie Wheeler Machaela V Whelan Heather Hanson Wherrell Sara Elizabeth White Joshua Adam Whitmore Danielle Elaine Wiant Kelsey Ann Wickman Lauren Kathryn Widell Bret Ryan Wiedner Sarah Nichol Wiehl Bryan A Wilcox Jacob Tyler Will Aaron Michael Willcott Laura Elizabeth Wille Angelica P Williams Hunter W Williams Jerri Joyce Williams Matthew David Williams Terry James Williams Travis Roy Williams Amanda Dawn Willis Anne Christine Willoughby Brandi L Wills Jentry Nichole Wilson Lindsay Deann Wilson Scott Lee Wilson Suzette Dalynn Wilson Laura Anne Winzenread Kristen Renee Wirsig Amanda Louise Wisdom Kathryn L Wolff Andrew Joseph Womack Catherine Marie Womack Yih Chau Wong Cooper Miles Wood Robert J Woodring Lacey Allison Woolf Jeffrey Rosbrook Wrensen John Checkett Wright Julie Marie Wulfemeyer Jennifer L Wurtz Jeffrey S Wyssenbach Daniel Christopher Xenos Andrea Michelle Yarbrough Anita Lanette Yates Andrew Batenic York Ryan Joseph Yost Jeremiah James Young Kimberly N Young Tyler Douglas Young Michael Younker Shannon Nicole Yule Sokhwa Yun Sarah Fathima Zaman Christopher Eugene Zampas Meklit Zetawos Rui Zhu Elizabeth Renee Ziegler Jason Lee Ziegler Adrian Joel Zink Nicholas Jay Zluticky Dana Nicole Jacobson Susan M Stephenson Dana Erin Brown Sarah B Hemmerling Breda Helen Jenkins Amanda L Schmidt Van Tuong Trinh Crystal Marie Valley Aaron Jacob Wiens Abraham Kimeli Tatsuo Morikawa Mark Allen Anderson Jeffrey Scott Crick Blake Matthew Huff Jacob T Hodges Jennifer Leigh Ortega Corey S Russo Ian Jagdeo Budhram Nicolas Lynn Domke Gregory Allen Holmquist Brian David Hopkins Jason Stehl Lewis Gus Rau Meyer Sarah Catherine Robertson Justin Louis Talley Michael David Danielson Rebecca Ann Groebe Laura Richards Johnson Ashley M Wendler Andrea Marie Glatz Corey Dean Meyer Hollie Denise Porter Dahlia Assad Alammar Blaine Charles Barnard Charles Z Henry Hyungkeun Mark Park David Patrick Peal Nathan Leland Wu Richard Christopher Charlton Lauren Elizabeth Collar Jennifer Louise Myer Christina Marie Quinlan Elizabeth Ann Willy Abigail Jeanette Stutzer Rae L Anderson Anne E Barker Andrew Clark Biberstein Tadd Coles Blair Ryan Scott Faulconer Adam Joseph Gasper Sarah Anne Gilliland Adam Michael Hall Kyle James Kimpler Rebecca A Kuckelman Alena Elizabeth Loyd Mariza Elize McCann Karen Lee McCoy Andrew Thomas Peterson Anne Jenelle Pleviak Aimee Nicole Richardson Devin Scott Sikes Madhumeet Kaur Singh Lauren Denise Tribbey Thu Thi Vo Seth Michael Wood Sara Zafar Richard Keith Arnold Karley Trae Ast Melinda Lavon Bretthauer Chelsea Lynn Cassell Christina Rae Dudzinski Timothy Harold Eddins Chanda Marie Halderman

Stanley Richard Holder Julia Christine Hopkins Pedro Lei Pakkapol Leopairut Rebecca Powers Mank Thomas Edward Maranda Jose Luis Martinez William Earl Martinie Paul Steven Mattson Heidi Elizabeth Mehl Steve Collin Mutz Ian Christopher Ostrander Meredith Ann Poore Ellen Elizabeth Quillen Ellen Cordero Raimond Kasper Christensen Schirer Kristin Marie Sizemore James Wendell Sneed April Ann Staatz Harold Leroy Stewart II Angela Marie Turner Julio Vasquez Jr Ana Elida Vasquez Allison Redfield Wade Robert Henry Weinstein Emily Aline Zimmerman Emily Elizabeth Bender John David Farrall Matthew Desmarteau Glassman Shelley Marie Henderson Carin Gailwin House Elissa Beth Wiles Nathan A Williams John Squire Albin Shaun Robert Best Justin Robert Bond Matthew Ross Carazo Kimberlee Dian Clark Alan Wayne Clement Tracy Lyn Cunningham Lan Thi Dang Jared Michael Davis Megan Terese Elgethun Miranda Michelle Feagan Jennifer Lynn Fortney Julia Renee Gaston Nicholas Orion Gatz Justin Arman Haynes Remealle Alma How Jason Matthew Huntington Gregory James Isaac Michael Jonathan Khadavi Nicholas Wayne Krehbiel Janna Marie Lang Emily Kathryn Langrehr Ana Marie Liolios Megan Jane Manthe Shriti Kirit Masrani Sean Thomas Pauzauskie Lindsey Leigh Saint Ashley Elizabeth Stallbaumer Christopher Francis Stubbs Dave Austin Swafford Sarah Ruth Temple Catherine Anne Tonroy Edward Theodore Urban III Nicholas Andre Wessling Laura Christine Westfall Maggie Elaine Apodaca Jillian Ashley Bauhs Carly Sue Wilson Brooke Shellaine Barrett Alexis Naomi French Jenna Michelle Stainbrook Laura Sue Heinze Michael Peter Hermes Diego Augusto Herrero William C Holliday Jr Laura McGrath Holsen Mark Leon Horowitz Fei Huang Tresa D Hutcheson Troy A Johnson Sameer Joshi Aaron K Ketchell Jon R Kieckhefer Christy A Kleinsorge Daniel J Krall Brian William Lagotte Jianchun Liu Xiaolong Lou Diego Mauricio Maldonado Linda Sue Mann Jimmie Dewain Manning Cameron K McCormick Matthew P McGarry Audrey Deette Mckanna Steven Paul Melling Kara Jo Meusch Kimberly Miller Mary C Mohn Azucena Esther Monroy Johanna Rebecca Mora Eric Richard Morris Mark Richard Munzinger Cheryl Ann Murphy Eric Njuki Seunghae O Maria Oca Rojo Stacy C Parenteau Samantha Dawn Parkes Janice Crocker Prewitt Md Nurur Rahman Rebecca Elizabeth Ramspott Paul Michael Rau Heather C Ross Jennifer Lynn Rowland Shannon R Ryan Yumie Saito Ousmane Seck Patricia Jean Seymour Carrye Jane Shaw Cheongmi Shim Jodi B Simek Cathleen J Small Ashley O'Neal Spaulding Ryan J Spaulding Emily Elise Stamey Miles Nathaniel Stearns Aaron W Sumner Sofia Taboada Jeffrey H Tiger Talat Ulussever Ruth Helen Warner Julia Denise Webb-Carter Jennifer Elizabeth Whittier Angela Marie Williams Michael Philip Wright Shara Anne Bronn Joshua Jude Brown Sara Christine Bruchman Jason James Brunner Molly Susanna Buchan Kristen Michelle Buford Courtney M Bullock Duane William Buscher Kathryn Leigh Bush Thomas Edward Byrne Marvin Curtis Cadwell Psachal Armari Calloway Laura Elizabeth Carnoali Dustin Lee Carrillo Nicole H Chaikin Woojin Chang Katherine Clason Clancey Christopher Todd Clinton William Jay Collins Jr Scott Armstrong Cook Daniel D Cooper Sarah Jane Corwine Adam Christopher Cox Sheila Anne Cox Elizabeth Kay Craft Clarice J Crawford Daniel Dwayne Crenshaw Debra Kathleen Crowder Kellen Joseph Cruden Jordan William Cullor Brett Michael Curfman Amy Lynn Damore David Michael Daneman Alex Colin Davis Amanda Gayle Debruce Catherine Manzanares Decena William Kirby Delehanty Nenad Denovich Galo Ernesto Desalazar Jamie Sue Devore Stephanie Kay Dinh-Phan Lori Ann Dinovitz Milka Djukic Nikkii Stellalee Dolce David Wade Dorothy Blake Webster Dowell Ashley Marie Dower Shannon Leigh Doyle Erica Marie Drummond Jonathan Mark Dubinsky Timothy Eric Duncan Travis Allison Dunham Brent Aaron Duran Amanda Marie Durow Barbara Jean Dye Erika Renae Ecklund Lucas Leigh Eimers Andrew David Ek Hope A Ekpo Edward G Ellermeier Kelly Lorraine Elliott Alicia Kristava Erickson Robert C Eslick Brad Anthony Evans Stephanie Marie Evans Stephen Timothy Evans Sarah Therese Fairchild Kacey Anne Farmer Melissa Goodwin Fate Stacy Federer Michael Jason Finks James Gunn Fisher Jr Jeanette Suzanne Fisk Alissa Katherine Fitch Matthew Paul Flax Lindsay Blair Fleumer Diana Elaine Folks Andrew J Fry Jacob Paul Garber Jack Allen Garven Amber Belinda Gerstle Johnathan Forrest Gill Remon Linda Ginsburg Mckenzie Jane Glennon Joseph Gregory Gloeckner Lindy Marie Godfrey David Andrew Goeschel Gina Marie Goheen Raleigh Jo Golden Sarah Elizabeth Gooley Thomas Michael Grams Rachel Melissa Graves Helen Grace Greaves David Paul Gregg Jason Allan Greller Kyle Dean Grieves Gina Maria Grimaldi Ismael Groves Pinett Thomas David Grubbs Kevin W Guertin Marcus W Hammond Darci E Hanna Jennifer Mary Hanna Mechelle Lee Harcar Kevin Scott Hardee Angela Gail Harness Bryan Dean Harrelson Natasha Marie Harris Lindsey Anne Harvell Angela Marie Hauser Lindsay Ann Hawkinson Richard Brian Haynes
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Lindsay E Abbott Mohammad Abdulrida Abdullah Francisco Xavier Ahumada Kristin Fletcher Allard Angela Sue Allemand John Patrick Allen Muhanna Saif Alnabhani Dorian Faye Amend Kourtney Emily Anderson Camille Elizabeth Andress Brynn Hallie Andrews Joshua Arthur Ian Scott Ashton Heather Laverne Aspegren Bonnie Faye Assmann Kevin Samuel Augspurger Bryan Bruce Ault Marijoy Mejia Austria Erick Wayne Axcell Matthew Erick Axcell Micah Joel Bailey Ross Alexander Barker Brett Michael Bates James Allen Bayliff Jr Justin Anthony Beck Kassandra Lee Becker John C Bellassai Alisha Renee Berry Gayla Ann Berry Jennifer L Berry Gregory Stephen Joseph Beuke Robert Lawrence Bierley Jayson Young Blackwell Jill Marie Blancho Lindsay Kate Blocher Jesse R Bobbett Natalie Elise Bock Benjamin James Bolluyt Erika Lynn Bono Corey Douglas Borgstadt Colin Christopher Borin Zachary Tyler Bowles Stephen Charles Brandt Jeffrey Charles Breitenstein Amy Kathleen Breshears Anthony Sims Brewer Joshua Clayton Briggs
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Nadine Semaan Abou Fayssal Suzanne Marie Adlof Abdullah M H Alharbi Abdullah M Alhassan Mamdooh Saad Alsahafi Adriana Altuve-Blanco Chandrasena Amarasinghe Arachchige Christa Jo Anderson William E Banks Charles Kelly Bartles Wendy Kay Benjamin Daniel James Bennett Laurie A Cardoza Irina V Cauley Zehra Cevik Daniel Howard Chaikin Qinyi Cheng Melissa D Clarkson Jessica Heather Craig Tiffany Cheyanne Darby Jiangxia Dong Kathryn Kaycie Duncan Andrew R Dzialowski Scott H Eidelman Aubrey Annette Enloe David B Feldman Johnnie Ann Fields Jason Barrett Fox Brian J Garavalia Raeann Gifford Laurie A Grow Ananthnarayan Hariharan Andrew M Harned Mark A Harpring
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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
graduation
Ceremony to award students for leadership

BY LAUREN DEBIAK
at a glance
The School of Education convocation will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Lied Center. School highlights U.S. News and World Report named the Universitys Department of Special Education No. 1 in the nation for public institution graduate special education programs New main headquarters in Joseph R. Pearson Hall Advancements in technological capabilities Attracted and retained 20 to 25 new faculty members A significant increase in external grants per year $24 million used to enhance research The school will honor its top 10 graduates with the Senior Leadership Award. Lindsay Kimball, Olathe senior and recipient of the award, is majoring in community health. She said she felt fortunate to have had such a small, extraordinary group of individuals as her classmates. The faculty in my major is absolutely fabulous, Kimball said. Kimball was a member of the Peer Health Educators Club. She helped organize the Great American Smokeout to promote better health for University students. We had such a tight-knit group, Kimball said. Allison Draffan, Topeka senior, will also receive the Senior Leadership Award. She was president of the School of Education Student Organization. The organization brings unity to students and faculty, Draffan said. Draffan recommended all incoming students get involved in school clubs. She said she
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Fred Rodriguez, interim dean of the School of Education, will deliver a congratulatory message at Saturdays convocation ceremony. Rodriguez has served as dean of the School of Education since 2001. He has received countless teaching awards from his colleagues and students. The interim dean speaks every year to bring the group together to thank the students and their families, Rodriguez said. He said he wanted to keep the mood light-hearted. Rodriguez will honor the graduating students for their hard work and achievement. He will also present the 2005 Distinguished Alumni Award to former Kansas City, Kan., mayor, Carol Marinovich. Marinovich, a former schoolteacher and alumnus of the School of Education is known for her firm political tactics and accomplishments within the Kansas City area. Marinovich instigated the Kansas Speekway, Cabelas and Nebraska Furniture Mart.
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Janele Huelat, Pittsburg senior in athletic training, cuts tape off a student athletes ankle in Wagnon Student Athlete Center earlier this month. Students studying athletic training graduate with degrees from the School of Education. was looking forward to pursuing her profession and consulting her former professors for advice. Teachers want to help you, Kimball said. They welcome new students. The School of Education is
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recognized for its academic excellence and extensive curriculum. Ninety-two full-time faculty members have made it their mission to shape students at the University into future leaders and teachers.
Serving 600 undergraduate students and 1,600 graduate students, the school faculty is dedicated to their responsibilities as mentors and educators. Edited by Megan Claus
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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
graduation
Individual departments honor top seniors

BY JEFF BRISCOE
at a glance
The School of Engineering recognition ceremony will be held at 8 a.m. Sunday in the Lied Center. School highlights Completion of Eaton Hall in Fall 2003 National Science Foundation $19 million award for polar ice research Students plan to build the states first satellite
When Marci Deuth received an e-mail simply labeled graduation, she opened it fearing some overlooked, unfulfilled credit. Instead she learned she would act as the prestigious master of ceremonies for this years engineering graduation ceremony on Sunday at the Lied Center. The evening will feature three speakers: Chancellor Robert Hemenway, Stuart Bell, the dean of the school of engineering, and Deuth. These three will honor the mark this class has made on the University of Kansas and will testify to the fruitful certainty of the students future. Deuths first duty is to provide a short welcome for the event. I havent penned it out yet, but I am sure it will include engineering jokes, she said. She will also be introducing the evenings speakers and award recipients. Bell said he liked to reflect with the students on their past four years. We saw many of these students and their parents four years ago and now they are back to celebrate their work, he said. The ceremony is a great celebration and just the beginning for the students. Each department of the engineering school will recog-
nize its top senior. The top senior of the entire engineering program will also be awarded. These names had not been released at the time this section went to print, but will be named shortly before graduation. A handful of professors also will be recognized. Three Miller awards will be presented. The award honors professors who excel in teaching, research and advising. And, after four years of scrutinizing evaluations, the students finally have their say with the studentvoted Gould Awards, which are presented to one professor for admired teaching and another for admired advising. All members of the graduating class will walk the stage in recognition of their accomplishments over the past four years. These accomplishments can be
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tive to invest in the future, Bell said. They made the decision to go down that road for us. The addition of Eaton Hall has made for a recognizable
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change during the scholastic careers of the students and their consistent success in competition has brought national attention to the University. They will culminate four years
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of tremendous effort and success this weekend and leave the University a sterling reputation from their four-year toil. Edited by Ross Fitch
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Graduates
Architectural Engineering
Spring 2005
Undergraduate
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Donald W Baker Peter V Brahan Richard Mutawonga Bukenya Vishveswar Reddy Challagonda Sylvan Charles Coles Bobby Grant Crawford Natalie Joan DaCosta Kedar Mukund Deshpande Abhijit Chandrakant Dumbre Michael S Frisbie Scott Robert Gerber Richard S Gostautas Jr Daniel David Hein Kurt William Henkhaus Peter A Hindman Jennifer B King Mary Cindy Kong Shing Cheong Abhinay Kuchikulla Jared M Lambrecht James Mauro Jedrzej Zdzislaw Miadowicz Abdul Jabbar Mohammad Dilip Natarajan Molly S O'Connor Jorge Luis Ortiz Chih-Chin Pan Anish Pradhananga Harish Nandan Ramamoorthy Rajiv Ramanasankaran Huseyin Sevay Ganesh Shankaran Fayez Mahmood Shantanu Isabel Solano Jun Yi Sun Vibhuti Tiwari Mitchell S Trope Malte von Ramin
Undergraduate
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Fall 2004
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Alysen Marie Abel Vahe Michael Astourian Stephanie A Boullin Matt Alan Bournonville David G Bunch Jeremy Jin Chen Juan Carlos Cordova Daniel Joseph Craycraft Dwayne Ray Curbow Jason T Dahnke Michael D Finley Sireesha Gaddipati Chaitanya Gampa Michael G Gay Swathy Giri Pankaj Kumar Goel Manuel Gomez III Paul R Graham Jared Adam Gudenkauf LJaron Wade Hasenbalg Anthony Michael Jaime Jeffrey Alan James Chad A Johnson Julie Johnson JRichard Roshan Kanti Mahanthi Brunda Rao Kattekola Gregory Kempf Philipp Lederbogen Boon-Long Lee Rajesh Kumar Maduri Gaurav Shankar Mathur Tawn A Nugent Fernando Palacios Soto Krishnakumar Ponnath Craig Louis Puder Dong T Quach Dhinnesh Ramalingam Pratibha Rao Reena R Reddy Jeffrey D Reifschneider Ali Sozen
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Engineering
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SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
graduation
Ceremony offers some personal touches

BY KIM WALLACE
At this years School of Fine Arts convocation ceremony, Chancellor Robert Hemenway and Steve Hedden, second-year dean of fine arts, will speak to the graduating class. I plan on providing some simple strategies for success and sharing ideas with the graduates on how to make transitions, Hedden said. Graduates look forward to listening to the men speak. Though the chancellor has spoken during many other events, he usually offers a deeper, more personal lecture at commencement. I have enjoyed listening to Chancellor Hemenway speak on several occasions, but I am expecting something quite profound and inspiring from his commencement address, Jeffrey Robinson, Garnet senior, said. The School of Fine Arts offers bachelors degrees in arts, music and fine arts, as well as masters degrees. It also offers PhDs and Doctors of Music Arts, or DMA. Many students in the school double-major in an effort to expand
their talents and expertise. Doing so also allows them to see the differences in the schools. Im actually a student in both the School of Fine Arts and CLAS, and being in both has helped me realize that Fine Arts gives its students a lot of individual attention, said April Benson, Grand Island, Neb., graduate student. A lot of our classes are small and most of us also take private lessons, so we get a significant amount of one-on-one time. That one-on-one attention is echoed in the ceremony. After graduates names are announced, they will receive a marble paperweight with the schools seal engraved, as a personal gift. I think the graduates are excited about getting these because its a nice memento to have on your desk as a reminder of all the hard work, Hedden said. Students also are bittersweet about leaving the school and the personal touches they have made within the program. I will miss the opportunity to just stop by a professors office to chat about music theory, musicals and other things that the rest of the world doesnt always understand, Benson said.
at a glance
The School of Fine Arts convocation will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday at the Lied Center. The school has seen many changes since the graduates first enrolled in 2001. Officials used a $500,000 grant from Hallmark Cards, Inc., for various renovations, including expanding the computer labs and studios in the Art and Design Building, located west of Budig Hall. In 20042005, $200,000 of the grant was spent for technology advancements in the design school. We also have put more attention on expanded media classes for the art school, as well as computer and video animation for the design school, Hedden said. With many fine arts students coming back to work as part of the KU faculty, Hedden sees commencement as a time to strive for more success. I hope that this class will continue the success of their predecessors, he said. Edited by Ross Fitch
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Allie Andrews, Overland Park senior in ceramics, takes some of her recent pieces down from shelves in her studio work area. The School of Fine Arts awards bachelors degrees in arts, fine arts and music.
Graduates
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Munira Ahmad Almeer Rebecca Kathleen Atkinson Brian Shawn Barth Minji Cho Tamra E Cochran Stuart Thomas Deaver Maria Alexandra Eiras Erik M Forst Elizabeth Ann Gamber Eric S Griffin Everett Howell Griffiths Bei Lin Han Amy Ilene Hearting Langston F Hemenway Kendra Ann Herring Yoojin Jeon Christina Diane Johnson Ji Hyun Kim Heather C Knutzen Sharon Lee Leopold Robin Elizabeth Liston Jennifer Erin Luck Sean Clark Macmillan James Walter Malsom Rafael Mojica Paulo Cesar Aguiar Da S Oliveira Shane Douglas O'Neill Jr Callie Ann Parrott-Bower Erin Lynn Rink Remigijus Sabaliauskas Yoshimi Saito Julia Kathryn Saville Jennifer D Schmitz Mark F Schraad Margaret S Schramm Corby Michelle Steinbraker Shiho Tobita Mary Ellen Watson Jodi Nichole White Ashley D Wood
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Matthew Sean Abbick Danielle Celene Agriopoulos Alexandra Elizabeth Andrews Judith Christine Anheier-Ladera Avguste Antonov Kimberly Diane Arnold Kellie Ann Bauerle Adam Elvir Bennett Jaime Lynn Berngard Robert Josiah Bingaman Raymond Todd Blubaugh Heather Christine Boland Chad Allan Borgstadt Ryan Christopher Brandle Miranda Raen Bryant Andrew Wayne Chapple Erin Leigh Clay Mary J Clinkenbeard Ashley Lauren Cooper Barbara Dawn Corley Katherine Emalee Craig Meagan F Deiter Cambria A Delee Jennifer Susanne Dierdorf Summer Dawn Dorvilliers Scott Michael Drummond Lauren Diane Eisenberg Patrick G Flor Stephanie N Foster Kristin Smith Freese Elaine N Fukunaga Timothy J Fuller Matthew Adam Gader Austin Teague Gilmore Christina Ann Glauner Samuel A Gray Heidi Lange Hackel Kyle Benjamin Heinen Emily Beth Herman Emily Margaret Hernandez Paige Maureen Higgins Emily Marie Homer Claire Elizabeth Hummel Kathleen Elizabeth Hurley Amy Lynn Hutchings
Alexandra Marie Jachowicz Courtney M. Jarvis Mycal J Johnson Thomas Vernon Johnson Shana B Kayne Jeanette Brooke Krapes Kristyn M Kuehn Leslie H Kuluva Danielle M Lang-Shaw Sara N Lanious Alfred Edward Ledgin Scott M Lefler Felicia Marie Lewis Matthew Eric Lewis Evan Nyle Lindsay Daniel Raymond Loental Megan Riley Lusk Ellen E Maichel Justin Lee Marable Adam Stewart Martin Michael L McCaffrey Jessica Lynn Mcentire Matthew Jefferson Mcsorley Emily Brooke Metzger Emily Anne Miller Kevin Thomas Miller Adam A Millikin Sondra Lynn Miscevich Elizabeth Carrie Mohl Erin Marie Mohr Valeria Noel Morato Nicholas Charles Mosher Benjamin Matthias Murbach Trishia Johanne Nelson Jenna Denae Ness Lori Ann Neuenschwander Meghan Christine Newbold Zachary L Newton Lindsay M Ohse Sarah Adeline Oldham Anna Marie Onofrio Robert F Overton Kyle Anthony Pontier Bobbie Lyn Powell Amy Elizabeth Present Ginger D Rhoads Brett Dolton Richardson
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Jennifer Barry Amy Susann Bloss Hsuehlien Chen Soyoun Lim Chun Brian John Clinnin Elizabeth A Collins Brian James Doherty Jennifer Mae Fiore Akiko Fukuda Anna Christine Hurlbert Kristin Janet Johnston Christopher Dale Lair Hye Won Lee Sabin Levi Bruce J Mallie Noemi Miloradovic Sylvia Louise Phillips Jason Adam Schwartz Jeffrey Wayne Smikahl Christopher Noall Wootton Bing Xu
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Christopher Kenneth Bohon Paul Kurtis Bossert Brad Thomas Bruce Josh Meadows Camarena Jazzmin Marissa Chun Jillian Marie Claterbos Cara Marion Coffman Amy Elizabeth Day Erin Elizabeth Dell Jill Suzanne Divis Nicholas Alen Dixon Stacie Robin Doyle Paula Nicole Dulin Catherine Ann Egenberger Alicia Kathleen Fernandez Kristin Lauren Hames Leah D Hamilton Jennifer Leigh Haworth Amber Nicole Heggestad Sydney Anne Hirsekorn Scott M Horn Anthony Gerard Isaac Brett Alan Jackson Erica Jane Jacobi Ryane Elizabeth Jewell Marea Sydow Judilla Carl Johan Kallstrom Ryan Christopher Keller Bradford H Kessler Carly Giffen Kimbrough Timothy Paul Kleier Caleb Joseph Kruckenberg Jun Kuribayashi Lauren Denise Labarba Courtney Brooks Lawrence Megan Marie Meyers Shawn M Mikulich Anne-Louise Monfort Kelli Dyan Nelson Daniel J Padavic Michael D Pierson Ashley M Post Melissa Ann Pringle Paula Elizabeth Ellen Richardson Neil Wayne Rieger Kristopher Brian Rogers Joel Issac Shaw
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Erin Beth Binter Yu-Ling Chen Andrew Jonathan Graves Paul Edward Guise Ann Marie Hamil Amanda Marie Harlan Eugenia Hernandez-Ruiz Beth Marie Pudenz Linda K Schroeder Ashley Elizabeth Winters Jennifer A Zeller
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Megan Marie Berkey Britt Andrew Burns Ashley Marie Cheatham Brian Dennis Egan Michael Allan Ingle Matthew Charles Jensen Jacquelyn D Kenne Travis De Kleiner Christopher Allen More Tiffany Ellen Oberle Hyekeun Helen Park Carol June Price Natalie Faye Ralston Hollie Rae Rice Belinda Elaine Tignor Lea Rafferty Walchshauser Nathan R Walker Wesley J Wedman Donika Brielle Wiley Clint P Wynn Suzanne Elizabeth Zitzmann
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Marso: Plan for detours

Natalie Flanzer, St. Louis senior in broadcast journalism, edits sports video on her laptop in the Stauffer Multimedia Newsroom. Professors Rick Musser and John Broholm talk in the background.
At 8:30 a.m. Saturday on the at a glance Lied Centers stage, Andrew Marso will bring his University of The School of Journalism Kansas journalism career to a recognition and hooding cereclose. Marso, a 2004 KU grad mony will be held at 8:30 a.m. who missed his ceremony when Saturday in the Lied Center. he fell ill with bacterial meningitis, will give the journalism School highlights schools commencement speech. Computer labs were reconfigured with new Im going to talk about the software and hardware plans we make in life and the The schools first female roadblocks we face, Marso said. dean, Ann Brill, was Were always planning the appointed July 1, 2004 fastest, easiest route, but youve First issue of J-Links was got to learn to react to the published, a bi-yearly detours along the way. alumni publication Marso will accompany Dean Ann Brill, the J-school faculty Lara Clark, Wichita senior, and 26 graduate students who will be hooded for their masters will sing the Alma Mater, and degree, on the Lied Center stage. Brill will give a short speech, urgJoseph Edward Bant Lori A Bettes Quinn Christine Bogdan Kerrey Michelle Brennan Catherine Alexis Brucks Carrie Anna Burton Megan Luisa Claus Megan Briana Clifford Anna M Clovis Lauren Michelle Cooke Janette Elaine Crawford William Dennis Cross Jr Leah Claire Cummings Christine Louise Davidson Corinne R Deuel Kendall Nicolay Dix Ashleigh E Dyck Emily A Epstein Stephanie Diane Farley Jennifer Ann Ferns Amity L File Natalie Dawn Flanzer Lauren Ann Foremsky Christina A Giunta Rupal Jitendra Gor Peter Edward Granitz Anne Marie Grantski Christina Louise Gray Rebecca Jane Green Tarah Herrington Pauline A Himmelwright Samantha Jane Horner Kelly Jean Hutsell Andrew David Hyland Julie C Jones Christopher John Kaufman Meagan Christine Kelleher Joshua Toney Kendall Elizabeth Ann Kimberly Leslie Anne Kimmel Erika Caitlin Kirley Jodie Ann Krafft Collin P LaJoie John M Leavitt Jillian Ariel Lipkowitz Stephanie Ann Lovett Kaleigh Ann Lundy Benjamin Ray Mantooth Margaret Emily Mason Morgan Lindsey Mcbee Zachary T Mendenhall Amanda Leigh Meyer Kathleen Elizabeth Miller Abby L Mills Samara Abid Nazir Erin Ashley Ohm Robert L Perkins Kyle Matthew Rohde Kari Marie Ruddle Lauren Julia Schaffer Tara K Schupner Jeanette Danielle Scott Kathryn Scott Calli Beth Smith Christopher M Smith Jessica Ann Solander Erin Marie Tracy Kathy Truong Kathleen Ferretti Vitale Steven T Vockrodt Grant Christopher Wallace David Jeffrey Whetter II Amber Elizabeth Wiens Brittany N Williams Scott R Wilson Elizabeth Louise Winetroub Kweeshin Yeo Chungkam Yeung Elisa Marie Zahn
ing graduates to look at life not as a ladder of success, but as a staircase thats wide enough to take your loved ones with you. The journalism ceremony moved to the Lied Center in 2001 after out-growing the close quarters in the Crafton-Preyer Theatre. The move meant taking the first ceremony time slot, but the J-school attendees will enjoy the first pick of the Lied Center parking. After the ceremony, the Kansas Union will cater a reception on the Stauffer-Flint lawn with punch, coffee and cookies for the graduate students, the 249 undergraduates, their family and friends and the schools faculty.
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Graduates
Spring 2005
Graduate
Elizabeth K Ashby Mark James Ballesteros Elizabeth D Beggs Jennifer May Bosshardt Mark Howard Edelman Dennis Roy Gagnon Johnna Kristine Guinty Jessica Huston Nicole R Jupe Leslie Jeanne Letts Russell T Lowe Bethany Rae Luther Bethany Rae Martino Melanie Claire Mendrys Natalie R. Myers Gayland Russell Putnam Jami Linda Schaefer Lisa Marie Schmitz Timothy Alan Sears James M Senter III Jeffrey Scott Shafer Margery Ann Smith Rachel Debra Spear Beth Randolph Taylor Jesse James Truesdale
Undergraduate
Shaunte Somoan Abernathy Anne Morgan Abernethy Karen Regina Abramowitz Laura Margaret Adamson Whitney Michelle Allen Stacey Diane Archambault Angelica Renee Armstrong Erin Katherine Bajic Ashley B Bechard Elizabeth Anne Blasco
Eric L Braem Kara Marie Breitenstein Julie Rebecca Brown Grace Lynn Budenbender Michelle Leah Burhenn Chelsea Nicole Chandler Georgia Marie Chandler Laura A Clark Joya Sue Cleveland Shannon Lee Cline Kristen G Coady Ashley Paige Cobbel Loren M Cope Benjamin William Counter Amy Marie Cox Christopher D Crawford Miranda Lynne Davison Lauren Michelle Debiak Jennifer Anne Degraeve Meredith Sarah Desmond Jill Elizabeth Dorsey Ashley Lindsey Doyle Rebecca Beth Field Ross Andrew Fitch Britta Anderson Florman Matthew Jacob Fortner Lindsey Brooke Fowler Ty James Fowler Laura R Francoviglia April Marie Giarla Benjamin Michael Gibler Casey Lee Gieber Sarah Beth Gieseman Stephanie Frances Graham Courtney Adrianne Grams Justin Randolph Grebenick Matthew Ross Greer Courtney Alice Grimwood Paige Lenz Gugat Lynn D. Hamilton John Francis Heffinger Amanda Marie Hendrix Alyssa Kathryn Hill
Thomas Jarman Hipp Brandy Lynn Horvath Katherine Elizabeth Hosack Misty Marie Huber Kayla Anne Huffman Kevin Thomas Kampwirth Matthew Edward Kappenman Daniel Jay Karen Christine Mary Kelly Leanna Elizabeth Kemp Jarris Joseph Krapcha Courtney Leigh Kuhlen Genevieve Margaret Lamboley Kristen Erin Landes Allyson Nicole Lane Andre Keith Langford Christopher Todd Lasister Stephanie Suzanne Leclaire Allyson Rachel Levy Justin F Lueger Kevin Patrick Macdonald Michael Christopher Marion Maha Zaynah Masud Mary K Means Ashley Grace Michaels Neil C. Mulka Megan Hegre Ochanpaugh Amanda M O'Toole Aralee Jarell Patton Jaime M Pedigo Laura Ann Phillips Lisa Marie Picasso Stephanie Luise Preiser Ashley Suzanne Puderbaugh Sarah Elizabeth Rexroad Elizabeth Anne Rhodes Robert William Riley Erin Jeanine Roberts David Kyle Rombeck Adrienne Diane Rosel Kristin Elizabeth Rossley
Nikola Renee Rowe Carolyn Renee Rupp Stephen Patrick Schmidt Amy Kate Schoenfeld Lindsey B Scott Katie Lou Serrone Erin Kay Shipps Jessica Lee Smith Jordan P Smith Morgan C Smith Amanda Kim Stairrett Amanda J Stanley Marissa A Stephenson Nathaniel Ryan Stock Amy Lynn Sullivan Christopher William Tackett Elizabeth Arlene Tillmanns Annika Susanne Turnquist Jesse E Vahsholtz Jamie Ann Vangoethem Julianne Brooke Vendley Nathan Edward Vernon Emmanuelle Raissa Watonsi Sarah S Weber Erica Nicole Wells Emily Lynn Werner Kristin Marie Wetzler Rachel Marie Wheeler Ann Elizabeth Wiley Lauren Elizabeth Williams Shannon Leigh Williams Jessica Lynn Wilson Paige Elizabeth Worthy Laci DaLynne Wright Jennifer Lynn Wyand Grant Doyle Zehner Sadie Marie Weis Robert Charles Johnson Cara May Milligan Lauren E Airey Ellyn Michele Angelotti Donovan D Atkinson Jr Remy Lane Ayesh
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Kevin Kyle Appleby Matthew A. Beat Geoffrey Taylor Bowers Benjamin Rahder Bullington Angelea Renee Busby Melissa Ann Detrick Guillaume B Doane John David Dohrmann Robert Nicklaus Durr Paige Sara Edelman Daniel Seth Feekes Catherine Blaine Forsyth Brandon Jeremy Gay David Michael Graubart Ryan Michael Greene Adam L Handshy Jane Marie Hegeman Danielle Marie Hillix Kyle Frederick Hopkins Tiffany Nichole Horsefield Nicholas Ryan Irvin Henry Charles Jackson III Erik Arthur Johnson Morgan Raquel Johnson Jeffrey Paul Johnston Lauren Marie Karp Thomas C Kepka Elizabeth Eileen Kieffe Laura E Kinch Timothy Jacob Kohl Blair Channing Lawrence Brandi Danielle Mathiesen Michael Noel Mckinley Alexis Ruth Mitchell Michael Wright Norris Carl Williams Ray Marc C Ricketts Andrea B Shores Sarah E Steiger Gregory Scott Tyree Allison P Wiegand Kara Dawn Wilson
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Timothy Joseph Hrenchir Mark Steven Pare
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Michael Albert Baadte Shanda Kay Brier Lindsay Ann Cox Monica B Delaorra Leslie Ann Duncan Kevin Andrew Flaherty Robyn L Flohrschutz Heather Lynn Graves Joseph Patrick Hartigan Laura Christine Heidbreder Marc David Ingber Erin Louise Jowett Lauren Ladue Morrell Maggie Mary Obrien Todd Kent Panula Laura Jill Pate Cynthia R Perez Kristen E Rieke Mary E Rowden Travis Lee Sampson Gretchen Marie Schmidt Alea Renee Smith Megan Sloan Spooner Lauren Elizabeth Tazic Abby Raylene Tillery Steven Joseph Walter Angie Weber Adam J Wessel Jennifer Lynne Wilson Jordan James Yuska Meghan Beth Zorn
Fall 2004
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SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
graduation
Second student ever to speak at recognition

BY LISA TILSON
At a glance
The School of Pharmacy recognition and hooding ceremony will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Crafton-Preyer Theatre in Murphy Hall. School highlights The school was ranked No. 3 among all schools of pharmacy in the United States for national institutes of health funding in 2004. KU has been in the top three rankings for the last four years. In the first-ever ranking of doctor of pharmacy degree granting programs, the KU school of pharmacy was ranked at No. 17 (No. 16 among public schools) by US News and World Report in 2005. Madison Al and Lila Self of Hinsdale, Illinois, established the Howard E. Mossberg Distinguished Professorship in Pharmacy in 2004. The professorship is named in honor of Howard E. Mossberg, Dean Emeritus of pharmacy at KU and will help KU and the school to attract an outstanding researcher and teacher in the area of pharmacogenomics. The KU student chapter of the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) was named National Student Chapter of the Year for 2004 making it the fourth time in the last five years that KU has taken home the honor.
This year will mark the second time that a student has spoken at the senior recognition and hooding ceremony for pharmacy school graduates, an addition made by Kenneth Audus when he became dean of the pharmacy school in 2004. Nicolette Raya was chosen to speak at the ceremony this year by a committee for her community service, scholarship, involvement and leadership in professional organization activities and citizenship. Nicolette Raya has been a stellar representative of the University of Kansas and the KU School of Pharmacy during her four years as a student in our program, Gene Hotchkiss, associate dean of pharmacy, said. She has been a role model for fellow pharmacy students and her leadership abilities have been demonstrated by example. Raya said she will speak about how hard her class has worked, as well as reminiscing about the last four years.
She said would also speak about professionalism and integrity. These are key if the profession is going to advance patient care and collaborate with other health care providers, she said. Raya is graduating with distinction in the top 10 percent of her class. She was also featured in the KU Women of Distinction Calendar in 2004. Holly Ruder is the top graduate of the class.
Holly and Nicolette are both very bright, articulate and active in professional and community activities and are very representative of the entire top 10 percent of the class of 2005, Kenneth Audus, dean of pharmacy, said. Matt Harrison, St. Louis senior, will graduate with Ruder and Raya. When looking back on his years at the University, he said one of his favorite memories was the basketball team making the finals.
It was thrilling to see everyone celebrate that together and come together as a university, Harrison said. He said he thinks his best memories will be celebrating accomplishments with classmates during graduation, but he has enjoyed working toward common goals with his classmates and going to class with the same people for the last four years. Edited by Steve Vockrodt
Son Doan, left, and Erin Bailey, both 5-p students in the School of Pharmacy, work in the Watkins Memorial Health Center pharmacy last week. The two look forward to graduating after one more year of pharmacy work. After May of 06 I can get a job and Ill be making the big bucks, said Bailey.
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SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WELFARE
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Compassion. Caring. Concern. These are not simply words but deep-hearted feelings one feels toward other human beings. Social Welfare students know these feelings well. The ability to selflessly help others to try to make the world a better place has been the core of the School of Social Welfare since the program started in 1937. Two hundred, twenty-six thousand, eight hundred hours. That is the equivalent of 9,450 days, 26 years or watching Fight Club about 97,899 times. To students and instructors in the school, 226,800 hours is the amount of service provided to Kansas social service customers according to the schools annual report for 2003-2004. Despite the amount of work done on behalf of the community, oftentimes social workers have a negative stereotype with the public. Laurie Dale, St. James, Mo., graduating sen-
School provides a family for students, staff T

BY NATHAN A. MCGINNIS
ior, said a common misconception of social workers was stemmed from child welfare. Workers are considered unwanted intruders within child welfare who show up on the doorstep to remove children, she said. While this is true in some cases, it by no means is the full scope of what social welfare is about. Dale wants the public to be able to move beyond the negative imagery and expand its understanding of social welfare. Social work erupted from a willingness to respond passionately to a need, Dale said. Social workers are not only present in the child welfare arena, but advocating in every sector for justice. Dale will be the featured student speaker for the 59 students graduating with a Bachelor of Social Welfare. In her speech, Dale will discuss other misconceptions and stereotypes people have about social welfare and the reasons people choose it as a career. Dale, who eventually wants to work as a lobbyist in the
he School of Social Welfare is like a little family. It is a very supportive environment, the professors and staff are so willing to help you and be your friend.
social welfare facts
The School of Social Welfare bachelors recognition ceremony will be held at 10 a.m. Sunday at Woodruff Auditorium in the Kansas Union. The schools hooding ceremony will be held at noon Sunday in the Lied Center. School highlights 2004 marks the 30th year of accreditation for the Bachelor of Social Welfare program. The Master of Social Welfare program was first accredited in 1948. The doctoral program first started in 1981. The School of Social Welfare moved into Twente Hall, the former home of Watkins Memorial Health Center, in 1974.
Laurie Dale
St. James, Mo., graduating senior
Since 2000, students and instructors in the School of Social Welfare have completed 862,920 hours of service.
social welfare realm, chose the program because she wanted to have a strong base for critical analysis of social issues. She also wants to work toward not just helping people one at a time, but bettering society as a whole, she said. Patsy Blalock, director of child placement for KVC Behavioral Healthcare, will speak at the hooding ceremony for the 161 students graduating with a masters degree in social welfare. Blalock, who is
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also the president of Social Welfare Alumni Association, will speak to the graduates on the unique challenges and opportunities they will encounter with their newly acquired degree. Blalock will also emphasize the importance of social welfare in the modern world and the different applications in areas such as administration, health care, child welfare, school work and
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mental health. In a typical academic year the school enrolls about 160 in its undergraduate program, 375 in graduate studies and 30 for doctoral work. The school is well-respected nationwide and consistently ranks among the top schools, according to US News and World Report. It is the only school in Kansas that offers doctoral work in the field. Dale has nothing but
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praise for the program that was a natural choice when she entered college. The School of Social Welfare is like a little family, Dale said. It is a very supportive environment. The professors and staff are so willing to help you and be your friend. Edited by Nikola Rowe
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Samantha A Adams Sarah Alexandria Adams Jennifer Blackburn Adhima Shannon Nicole Alexander Jennifer Concepcion Alimagno Geraldine Marie Austin Julie Marie Ball Jaresa Dione Barnett-Bey Amy Michelle Beaver Amy Cherie Blanchat Kate Marie Borniger Mary A Bradley Twoana Nina Bradley Derrick E Braxton Carolyn Gayle Bridges Sue Lanel Bullock Andrea Michelle Bustamante Sarrah Ann Cain Bridget Elizabeth Callahan Jill Marie Carraher Cherie Lynn Cell Brenda Kay Chamberlain Jamie Lee Cole Alisha Marie Collins Charlotte Fay Conn Kendall Nicole Conner Amanda A Cornell Graciela Couchonnal Shay Melissa Cox Crystal LaShane Criddle Carrie Suzanne Daniels Julie Alice Depauw Melissa Leah Dickinson Antonio DiFolco Sara Jean Dreke Stacey Dawn Dutro Megan E Edmonds Jonathan William Ellis Annette Eslick
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BY C.J. MOORE
at a glance
The School of Allied Health recognition ceremony will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday in Memorial Hall, 600 N. Seventh St., Kansas City, Kan.
Jill Nemechek will miss her classmates, but wont miss the three to four tests a week that was the norm during her time in the School of Allied Health. Nemechek, Wakeeney senior, is receiving a bachelors degree in clinical laboratory science Saturday, and has been chosen as banner carrier for the ceremony. Nemechek, the top graduate in clinical laboratory science, completed her bachelors degree in three years two years at the University and one year at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Nemechek values the friendships she has developed while in the school. I will remember my classmates, she said. We spent all day every day together, and you get to know people really well. We had a lot of fun together. She said the School of Allied Health had prepared her for success in her future career. I think its a good school and everyone that comes out of the school really knows what they need to know, Nemechek said. Its pretty well known. I have talked to people from other
states and they know about KU Med. Nemechek, like many other students graduating from the school, already has a job lined up. She has accepted a position in microbiology at the Med Center. On May 21 at Memorial Hall, the School of Allied Health will award 21 different degrees to students. Most of the degrees awarded to students in the school are graduate degrees, masters or doctorate. With 10 different departments and nine clinical disciplines, students in the school receive an education that is focused toward their future professional field. Our students are highly motivated, said Karen L. Miller, dean of the School of Allied Health. They go into it knowing that its hard work and they have to focus. Miller will give the address at the commencement ceremony
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as she has done in past years. She will deliver a message to the students that highlights the importance of their futures in their respective communities. What I like to talk to them about is the fact that they are going to have tremendous responsibility in society for health care quality and safety, she said. They are joining a group of professions that is dedicated to saving lives, and thats a very unique role in community and they are well educated to do that. The school presents students with the opportunity to get real-world experience while going to school. Students in the school are given immense responsibility, including the opportunity to care for actual patients. Special recognition will be given to the dean scholars, students who have received scholarships during their time in the school, students in honor societies and students who are graduating cum laude. The ceremony for the School of Allied Health will be held at 9 a.m. May 21 at Memorial Hall at the Kansas City, Kan., campus. Edited by Lisa Coble-Krings
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When Karen L. Miller, the dean of KUs School of Nursing and School of Allied Health, gives her greeting at the recognition ceremony for the School of Nursing, she plans on speaking about the important roles a nurse has in society. Miller said that nurses make a tremendous difference in the world in their role as direct care givers. Each type of nurse still has a primary goal, which is to administer to peoples needs. She also said she will touch on the excellence of the educational programs at the School of Nursing. Caring is the essence of nurse practice, said Miller. Our environment offers nurses more opportunities for outstanding decision-making, communication and clinical research. The excellence of our programs is a result of the expertise of the faculty. The purpose of the ceremony, which will be held on Saturday, is to recognize the 226 students at the School of Nursing who will be graduating in 2005. The students recognized in the ceremony will not only be those receiving their bachelors degree, but also those graduating from the masters and Ph.D. programs. The ceremony will include those stu-
aring is the essence of nurse practice. Our environment offers nurses more opportunities for outstanding decision-making, communication and clinical research.
at a glance
The School of Nursing recognition ceremony will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday morning in Memorial Hall, 600 N. Seventh, Kansas City, Kan. School highlights Nationally renowned for its advanced technology-based education Nationally ranked among the Top 20 colleges in research Graduate programs rank nationally in the Top 25 academically Participating in a new educational experiment known as the Clinical Nursing Leade Strong collaboration with the University Hospital and Childrens Mercy Hospital for post-graduate residency
Karen L. Miller
Dean of the School of Allied Health
dents graduating May and in August. In nursing, traditionally there was a pinning ceremony. This evolved into the presentday recognition ceremony, said Elaine Brinson, manager of the Student Affairs Office at the School of Nursing. The ceremony will be about an hour long and will include the presentation of awards and greetings from the dean and Barabara Atkinson, the executive vice-chancellor. The awards will be given by such organizations as the Nurses Alumni Association, the nursing honors society Sigma Theta Tau, the KU Medical Center, as well as the School of Nursing itself. Brinson, who is responsible for coordinating the cereAshley Dugan Hicks Christopher Wayne Hogan Kristi L Hogan Amanda L Honsinger Nicole Dawnelle Howard Christian Runell Huskey Crystal Lee Jackman Casey Jo Jamieson Shirley Ann Johnson Stacy Ann Johnson Ellen Catherine Johnston Alexandra Joy Johnstone Margo Christine Jones Kaitlin Jo Kalina Mira Kim Juddith M Kituva Sergey S Kobzar Akiko Aileen Kubo Kristen Johanna Lambie Natalia S Leistner Zachary Aaron Lerner Breanna Marie Linquist Lauren Marie Louderback Natalie Arlene Michael Jennifer Leigh Miller Kate Richards Miller Molly Kay Mitchell Lindsay Elizabeth Moffat Melissa Ann Moffitt Meredith E. Mullen Deepal P Munsif Angelique Renee Murphy Mark B Nato Thu Kim Nguyen Kathryn Meryl Nye Holly Nicole Obrien Karina Ortiz Jessica Dawn Osburn Stephani Nicole Painter Travis Matthew Palmer Bobbi Shannon Patterson Richard Francis Pepin Jessica Ann Phillips Katie Jo Piere Colleen Marie Pollock Jessica Elizabeth Powell Kelly Ann Prochaska Julie Beth Pulcher Krystin Jean Quilty Lisa Diane Ramsey Tia A Regier Loren C Reviere Kristy Lynn Reynolds Jill Renee Richter Mary Roxanne Riley Kristina Michelle Saile Karen Michelle Schraeder Janelle Lee Schroeder Roxanne Renee Scott Stephen Joseph Shirk Rachael Elizabeth Small Jennifer Dawn Smith Leah Marie Spiegelberg
mony, said the awards will reflect such aspects of student excellence as grades, leadership, and community service. The ceremony will take place on Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall at the Kansas City, Kan., campus. Edited by Steve Vockrodt
Kimberly Renee Stine Stephanie Lynn Stremming Kathryn Leigh Suenram Deanna Michelle Swaggerty Monica Patrice Thomas Wesley Alan Tippit Deitra Lynn Tucker Stacey Nicole Urban Betsy Ann Wagner Elizabeth Ann Wakeman Larissa Michelle Walker Angela Christine Walsh Travis Ray Warburton Jaysa Lael Warren Sidonie Jane Welsh Lauren Anne Westlake Kendall Leigh Wetzel Katy Lynn White Melissa Dawn Wiehe Shannon Marie Wimsett Michelle Christine Wray Julie Dawn Wright
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Tariq Soliman Aljasser Katy S Allen Oumie Okiki Fredrica Andrews Melanie Leann Ball Brendan B Beyer Jessica Lauren Bird Mercedes Alexis Boyd Leslie Elizabeth Brinkmeyer Aaron David Buehler Amy Jo Cooper Thomas Scott Cooper Emily C Corpin Jennifer Annette Farris Melissa Jane Flick Denise Renae Hart Lindsey Kay Holmgren John William Holtzclaw II Diana Elizabeth Hoss Kelly Marie Howard Caleb Christopher Huber Nicole Lyn Janzen Jared Robert Kapelski Seth Jeremy Katz Theresa Marie Leiker Jennifer Ann Manahan Suzanne R Martinez Erin Christine McRae Marietta Courtneigh Moentnish Amy Michele Morrill Jill Marie Nemechek Erin D. Nicholson Natsumi Ogihara Brinda K Patel Grant Michael Rempe Bridgette Dawn Roark-Sample Meridith Catherine Rokosz Jonathan RIchard Royal Breanna Elizabeth Sayers Jonathan Lee Schumacher Marisa Leigh Starr Justin Neal Steinert Steven G Stockman Kacie Rene Taggart Manolux Thoummavong Kristine Marie Thurston Chi Chung Wan Christina Lynn Ward Pamela Sue Wells Candace Lynn Weltman Jennifer Sue Wiechman Stacey Gredell Zane Brooke Suzanne Zarda Nickolas William Zerr Lindsay Ann Alberg Tarah Ralynn Baucom Katharine Lacey Beale Jennifer Dawn Branscum Kelly Lyn Crabb Sarah Nicole Doerflinger Jessica Rae Dugan Kaylyn Ellis Jennifer A Fowler Stacey Lynn Garza Gretchen Rebekah Gehrt
Graduates
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Linda M Adams-Wendling Wegdan Ahmad Bani-Issa Toni M Forsyth Caryl Ann Goodyear-Bruch Paula Lynette Hibbard Jerrihlyn Lynn Miller Ruth Charlene Ohm Julianna Marie Rieschick David Scott Samuelson Janis Jeanette Schiefelbein
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Katie Chaffee Alexander Fidaa Mohamad Almomani Linda Louise Barber Timothy Joseph Brennan Lisa K Cast Gary Howard Cox II Judith M DeMoss Crowley Leroy Anthony Domino James David Erickson John M Farrell Jeffrey M Gorzitze Karen Morgan Hastings Mary Louise Heilman Kristie J Hoch Ketti M Johnson-Coffelt Stephanie Jean Keller Michael Adam Kneller Isaac Jacob Kobzeff Jenny Lyn Larose Holly V Lashmet Junghae Lee Saranne Nicole Lentz John Albert Marble Kenneth L McNeely II Jason Lyle Meister Bryce Andrew Miller Matthew Carl Montgomery Jean Nez Jason Randall Peldo Heath Elliot Penny Robert Landon Roach Alfredo Roman Sanchez Michael James Sarwinski Gregory Joseph Seiler Scott Allen Shepherd Kaycee A Simon Le're Maria Sola Anna Frances Stuckey Anthony Michael Vo Jeffrey Neil Winacoo
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Weeada Ying Abbinante Tami Jae Alloway Krista Renee Annan Katharine Anne Arends Emnet Ashenafi Catherine E Bandelier Brad A Barber Kenneth Douglass Barnett Laren Lea Bauer Farida Begum Amy Jolene Bolyard Michelle Diane Bosworth Carlene Marie Breen Jennifer Renee Broberg Kathryn Cardenas Brown Jaclyn Diane Caruthers Aubree Jeniese Chaffin Lindsey R Chambers Donna Lynn Chambless Nichole Elizabeth Dansel Leah R Davis Melissa Anne Denning Jill L Dinkel Andrew D Donegan Amy Diane Dutton Teresa Annette Eden Stacie Irene Ediger Emily Suzanne Etchison-Lindsley Kelly Renee Fehlhafer Casey Anne Fitz Valerie Mae Flick Kimberly Ann Foos Jamie Marie Forster Mary Jane Fowler Kelly Elizabeth Gaughan Jamie Dawn Gibson Eskedar L Gizaw Cori Ann Green Amber Leigh Gunter Krista Sue Gutchewsky Galina Alexandra Gutkin Danielle Marie Haanstad Stephanie Lee Hastings Kasey Lynell Hays Erin Marie Hibit
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Linda Gail Bush Shannon Tomyko Christia
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Graduation
SCHOOL OF LAW
Friday-Sunday, May 20-22, 2005
First step on long road

After several years of hard work and toil in the School of Medicine, graduates will have a pleasant ceremony to look forward to on Saturday before many of them forge ahead to the next stage of medical school. The 168 participants elected two graduates to speak at the ceremony Justin Overmiller from the Wichita campus and John Rosen from the Kansas City, Kan., campus followed by Dick Bond, chairman of the Board of Regents. Chancellor Robert Hemenway and executive vice chancellor Barbara Atkinson will also be on hand, capped off by brief remarks from governor Kathleen Sebelius. If it all seems like a big event for the school, thats because it is, said Laura Ziegler, assistant dead of student affairs. We make it a big deal for everyone, Ziegler said. Its a long, hard road to finish medical hood from their parents, as long as their parents are School of Medicine faculty members or staff at the KU Medical Center, Ziegler said. At a Glance Its an entire family affair, Ziegler said. Everyone can The School of Medicine bring as many people as they hooding ceremony will be held want. at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Lied The Lied Center will be Center. packed, no doubt about it. A graduation brunch will The ceremony will also precede the event at 2 p.m. in bestow several awards upon stuthe Murphy courtyard at the KU dents for various reasons, rangMedical Center in Kansas City, Kan. ing from academic excellence to pride in the profession to community service. Altogether, the ceremony school, and this is just step one before they start the next should last about 90 minutes, Ziegler said. phase. It takes a while to get everyEach graduate gets to the stage at the Lied Center and receives a one across the stage, one by hood from one of the deans of one, Ziegler said. But for students preparing for the School of Medicine. Between six and eight stu- medical school, it should be dents will have the special worth the wait. Kansan staff report opportunity to receive their
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Traditions mark graduation

BY BETSY PROFFITT
Graduates regaled with special event
at a glance
The School of Law hooding ceremony will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Lied Center. The School of Law has prided itself with tradition and excellence for more than 125 years. It was the most challenging three years of my life, Misikir Tilahun, Lawrence graduate and president of the Student Bar Association, said. The level of rigor you face is unlike any other. Mark Emert, Sabetha graduate, recalled professor Swards nine-hour final his first semester as one of his most distinct memories. I took a 10-minute break in the morning and 30 minute one in the afternoon and I was still cutting it close, he said. The hours the students have put into studying throughout these past three years have drawn to a close. One hundred and fifty-three students will walk across the stage Friday in the Lied Center for an intimate graduation ceremony. The graduates have not only developed strong relationships with each other but have lasting bonds with their professors and faculty as well. The law school is like a small town in many ways, Stephen R. McAllister, dean of the school, said.
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Amy L Allen Srinivas Rao Bapoje Cameron Steele Betts Raegan Denise Bond Miccole Felice Bowen Valerie Christine Burt Jan Butin Tara Nicole Ciminieri Claire Redman Croutch Chad Michael Cure Numa Dancause Abraham Rajan Daniels Eric Anthony Elsinghorst Thomas Robert Field Jennifer Nichole French Michele Rachel Gamboa Brian Peter Hermann Valeria N Higinio Amie Roxanne Hoerath Lindsay Marie Lang Ning Lei Heather Dawn Lipp Robin Jennifer Liston Karla Tracey Mcgaugh Gregory John Mitchell Megan Seana Obrien Vaishali Hareshbhai Patel Joni Bree Persson Theron Matthew Platt Rao P Polavarapu Paula Roychaudhuri Brian Richard Schoenig Jennifer Michelle Schrimsher Patrick D Steffen Michael Edward Stewart Mary Vuocolo-Lucas Joseph Cheng-Wah So
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Nicholas Marc Beckmann Medicine Professional Jeremy J Bennett Kimberly E Bentrott Jessica L Bettenhausen Sara Beth Blake Richard J Bono Jr Matthew Jacob Borkon Leah Anna Brantley Mark A Brinckman John Clyde Brosa William S Burtnett Philip W Carrott Jr Michael Brian Castillo Adam J Chase Jason A Cheney
Danielle Marie Christiano Smith Clint Matthew Colberg Erica L Coulter Sara Elizabeth Cross Brandon Scott Cunningham Ryan P Currier Bradley Dwayne Cutting Shannon E Dale Carrie Gobar Daniel Benjamin Sean Davis Jason S Day Angela Marie Desbien Jeri Elizabeth Dickinson Martin Wayne Dillow Daniel David Divilbiss Jill M Doerfler-Iniguez Henry Bryan Doering Melissa A Durand Jacob N Eastman Marshall Brian Emig Gregory M Erb Kerri L Fellows Shelby J Fishback Isaiah L Ford Sr Tyler J Fox Brenda Angelica Fraire Carissa Lynn Garey Trevor Ryan Gaskill Scott A Gayley Denise K Gentles Ryan Michael Gill Cristine L Goodwin Christopher Ross Graber Tyler Curtis Grindal Chad A Gustin Melissa Joyce Hague Mary Ellen Hamm Dana Joseph Hawkinson Andrea Kay Herrera James Alden Herrin Cristina S Horton Phong Chi Hu Ava Deon Hudson Heather Lee Hughes Jeff Charles Hutchings Kimberly Anne Hydeman Molly C Imber Abdi A Jama Christopher V Johnson Daryhl Lindsay Johnson Rogena Kelly Johnson Matthew A Johnston Justin Thomas Jordan Shannon Noel Kelley Esther Kim Larisa Elaine Kimuri Ashley Dawn Kinsey Wes D Kirk Sandra Jane Koo Jennifer Scott Koontz Steven Charles Kosa Brandan A Kramer John Dieu Leever Catherine Macha Lewis Robin R Linscheid Heather Jean Male Thomas Richard Marcellino Ira William Marsh Christopher I Maxwell Chanda L Mayers John P Mcguire Brett T Meggison
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Elizabeth Ann Ablah Melissa Rae Bennett Beth Ann Browder Claudia G Carman Shenequa L Deas Ashley K Hamilton Amanda Elisa Hodle Mary Christa Krupski Atul Thakorbhai Patel Sara Marie Roberts Suzanne Kay Saville Yvonne Marie Searls Sofia Taboada Kara Lea Wagoner Mary Ann Woirhaye Huaijin Zhou
One can guarantee that the Walk to Old Green Hill to visit Uncle Jimmys statue is one full of mixed feelings. This traditional hike marks the final day of classes, which means no more grueling hours spent studying in Green Hall, but then again, no more afternoons in The Wheel celebrating the end of semester finals. Every year on the last day of classes, a faculty member leads the graduates to Lippincott Hall, the former law building located north of Watson Library, carrying Jimmy Greens walking stick. When they arrive, everyone sits on the steps and a senior faculty member recites the University of Kansas longstanding history and traditions. The group then adjourns to The Wheel, 14th and Ohio streets. The event triggers a series of others celebrating the end of a difficult three-year journey. Looking back, Anne Murray, Lawrence graduate, laughed as she recalled the first time she was awake in class and randomly called on for an answer. She was scared then but said she just answered with a no idea. Today, she admits to being relaxed when wandering through Green Hall, east of the Burge Union. Murray had every reason to feel intimidated in the beginning.
Students and faculty become a tight knit community because they see the same people in the same buildings ever day, he said. These individuals, along with the graduates families, help make graduation day special. McAllister separated Sundays events into three distinct parts the hooding, the reception, and walking down the hill. At the ceremony, a studentelected faculty member performs the hooding. No formal speaker will be present. McAllister will give a brief address, which will include what it means to be a lawyer and the importance of KU pride. Following tradition, four distinguished alumni will be presented. Their names are kept quiet, however, McAllister gave two clues. Two are very well-known around here and the others have done amazing things for the school, McAllister said. Tilahun said his favorite part will be the reception and the opportunity to introduce family members to his mentors. I can give my family and friends a tour of the law school, he said. Graduating from the school will be a monumental occasion in these students lives. After two previous graduations, this third holds more prestige, Emert said. Its the finale, the end of an era. Edited by Nikola Rowe
Owen Andrew Grieb Shane J McCall Ronald Roman Shaver Jing Liu Patricio Jose Padilla Bradley John Yops
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Padmaja Devi Adusumilli Kenneth R Buczynski Alexandra Mackenzie Craig Rebecca Loree Green Kimberly Kenas Constantine Paul Panakos Chris Vandelune
Graduates
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Angela M Agustin Chanlor Kenyon Akins Michael Justin Allen Robert Gary AllisonGallimore James Z Anthony Jennifer Lynne Arnett Rudy James Arredondo Matthew East Austin Joseph Bartley Bain Joel Andrew Bannister John Lee Beck Jr Branden Alexander Bell Elizabeth A Blake Jonathan William Bosch Jack Victor Brooks Ashley K Brown Charles Edward Browne Patrick Yorke Broxterman Emilie Irene Burdette Leslie Campbell Byram Sheryl Anne Cajanding Caryn Elise Carter Emily Elizabeth Cassell Casey Michael Clark Kimberlee K Conard Natalie Marie Cook Tiffany Marie Cornejo Carolyn Wells Coulson Jonathan W Davis Brian Thomas Docking Shaye Ladonne Downing Matthew Peter Dykstra Anan M Eldredge Katherine Ann Elliott Mark T Emert Benjamin Charles Fields Lauren Meredith Fletcher Carl Adrian Folsom III Larry Eugene Franklin Jr Rebekah Lynn Gaston Luis Fernando Gomar Ochoa Bernard Scott Gootee Matthew Steven Gough Thomas Christopher Grant Heather Ann Hall Sherry Sue Hamilton Lindsay Anne Hare
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Kelly Renee Alford Roosevelt Bryant III David M Casement Alice Marie Cherqui Lisa Sue Conley Gregg A Coup Gregory A Dean Samir R Desai Scott Allen Devilleneuve Ahmed Sohbi MohamedElBershawi Travis Scott Foxx Manju Elizabeth George Shalaunda Kaye Gray Allan A Hernandez Jan E Hipp Gregory James Horwitz Christopher Allen Hubener Weldon Gatson James James Matthew Knight Stephen John Lowry Michael Cuong Luu Marco S Mazzella Mary Angela McDonald James McIntosh Huong Quynh Nguyen Timothy Joseph Nickel Mindy L Powell Gaddum H Reddy Lilli Ann Goco Reyes Rosario Zamora Rivera Emily G Robb Kent B Schaller Galen L Seymour Sanjeevkumar Sushil Kuma Slehria Narotham Reddy Thudi Brian C Weiford Paul Wetzel
Emily R Haverkamp Heath Alan Hawk Marie Angel-Viveros Haynes Tyler Eugene Heffron Keith Craig Henderson Jessica Valdois Hensley Diana Lynn Hickey Kelley Lynn Hickman Dai Won Hong Ryan C Hudson Katrina Gen Hull Sara L Ivarra Jill Elizabeth Jamieson Ashwin Janakiram Allen Grant Jones Brandon Leigh Kane Brent R Kellenberger Shannon Marie Kerr Robert Francis Kethcart Megan Adele Kimbrell Samuel Mitchell Korte Leah Ellen Kraft Amy M Kuhn Meredith Seymour Lang Dae Sung Lee Travis D Lenkner Sarah Therese Lepak Clayton Donald Lewis Miguel Juanito Lheureux Kelli Pauline Lieurance Sarah Elizabeth Liggett David Stephen Lockett Holly Anne Lofgreen Jaron Brase Luttich Zachary F Marten Katie Ann McClaflin Kelly Pinkerton McDonald David Laird McKinney Marcus L McLaughlin Elizabeth Anne Meekins Danetta Faye Mendenhall Casey Lynn Meyer Katharine Elizabeth Milberger Bradley C Mirakian Alicia Elizabeth Mitchell Jehan Kamil Mohammed Rachel A Monger David Robert Morantz Anne C Murray Casey Peter Murray Andrew Joseph Nazar John Adam Nelson
Sean P OBryan Jesse L Oehlert Matthew W Overstreet Jocilyn Brieanna Oyler Kyungjoo Park John E Patterson Kelsey D Patterson Elliot D Payne Steven Burke Pollicoff Patrick Harold Pugh Alexess D Rea Trevor Don Riddle Tanya Marie Rodecker Raymundo Eli Rojas Allison Gail Ross Jennifer Rae Sager Christopher Louis Schnieders Mary Suzanne Schrandt Connor Jay Sears Sarah Jeanne Shik Joshua Laird Shuart Teresa Lanora Sims Christopher M Small Cary Sawyer Smalley Scott Paul Smalley Michael David Smith Philip Gabriel Stein Zachary Matthias Stolz Matthew G Stratemeier Curtis Ryan Summers Holly Anne Theobald Sarah Kay Thibos Erin C Thompson Misikir Tilahun Martha Reynolds Titterington Froncell Simon Tolbert Ashley Thi Hong Truong Laura Kay Van Fleet Benjamin Robert Walke Matthew Stewart Walsh Brett Austin Watson Beth A Wegner Christine White Jessica Anne Bankston White Kendrea Linette White Kimberly Ann Williamson Megan C Winter Jay D Witt Anthony Joseph Works Joshua D Bates Benjamin Thomas Pavlik Joshua L Arce
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Micki E Barber Sidney Allen Butcher Karen Diane Carradine Kristin Nicole Chow Kimberly Wiggans Corum Philip Van Uytandaele Dizerega Kristina Susan Drake Joseph James Erskine Larkin Roberta Evans Daniel Chapin Gibb Bonnie Louise Heenan Robert Matthew Hirth Lori Anne Jones Andrew Kerr Keenan Jarrod Clinton Kieffer Bret James Larimer Larrye Jeanea Murrell Bradford Royle Norton Jason Barrett Prier Kristina Retzlaff Lesli Brooke Robinson Keith Michal Singleton Seamus Patrick Smith Clayton Eli Soule Mekko Jamison Tyner Carlos Armando UrquillaDiaz
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ANDY SCHOLL Sport: Baseball Position: First base and Outfield My postgraduation plans are: To take the LSAT this fall and stay for one more semester. Next spring I will be on the Western Civilization Study Abroad program in Paris and Florence . Im not sure where Id like to go to law school, but I love to travel and I would like to live someplace new.. My motivations: My father is an attorney, and Ive always been in his office, working during breaks. I would enjoy the legal profession and I would like a juris doctor because it could open many doors, even if I choose not to practice law. In 10 years I see myself: Settled down with the perfect woman and I would be practicing law. I could see myself in Albuquerque, N.M., or someplace near the coast. BRANDON WATKINS Sport: Football Positions: Linebacker, Fullback and, for the last two years, Tightend My postgraduation plans are: Finishing up my masters degree in economics that I began in Fall 2004. I plan to enter law school in 2006 to study corporate law. After graduating from law school, I hope to enter corporate management. My motivations: Recently my sister, ShaCarla, received her doctorate degree in pharmaceutical medicine. Seeing her successful is truly a motivation for me to be all I can. My position coach, Brandon Blaney, also pushed me to be a better man, not just a football player. In 10 years I see myself: Married to my girlfriend, living in Dallas, and working as vicepresident of a corporation.
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ERIN WESSELY Sport: Track & Field Event: Pole Vault My postgraduation plans are: Aattend graduate school at the University of California Santa Barbara to study environmental science and management. My motivations: I have always been fascinated with the environment and concerned about conservation. I am excited to find a graduate program that will allow me to use my science background to improve environmental conditions. In 10 years I see myself: Working for the Environmental Protection Agency or the National Park service. Id love to be involved in making changes in environmental regulations. I would also enjoy the hands-on aspect of environmental research and educational programs. JENNIFER WIDERSTROM Sport: Track & Field Event: Hammer thrower My postgraduation plans are: After graduation, I would like to work as an intern with a professional sports team, hopefully in football, in the public relations or promotions departments. My motivations: I have been interested and involved with athletics my whole life and I look forward to getting into a fast-pace, high-energy job. Theres no better place to begin than in the NFL. In 10 years I see myself: I would like to be established in my job, earning a high salary and married with an outrageously great guy. Wed work hard and play hard and most likely be on the brink of starting a family. I would love to be living a full life.
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For Simien, he rebounded and morphed into a likely lottery pick in the NBA draft. Langford and Miles also expect to follow suit, even though they arent clear draft picks like Simien will be. Nevertheless, Simien said he had heard from a few NBA general managers that both should graduate to the NBA as well. The last GM I talked to said he thought both of them would get drafted, Simien said. The word on Aaron is that he is a second-round pick. The word on Keith is that he is a high secondround pick, but he could p[lay his way to a low first-round pick. Both Miles and Langford are excited at the prospect of following Simien into the NBA, but graduation is first thing for now. I promised my mom that I would graduate, Langford said. But of course I have some basketball things scheduled. I am going to work out with the
Rockets and then take them one thing at a time. Other athletes will leave Kansas without a huge contract beckoning, but some will continue to pursue excellence in their sport anyway. Swimmer Amy Gruber finished an illustrious career in the pool that finished with several All-American and Big 12 honors, not to mention a qualifying time for the 2008 United States Olympic Trials. But some of her teammates will call it a career, and their postseason banquet marked their finale as college athletes. Miranda Isaac was sent off with the Karen Dionne Award from her senior banquet to wrap up four years as an athlete representing Kansas. It was an appropriate goodbye, Isaac said. It was a great time to reflect on what swimming has been to us for the last four years. Miranda Lenning and Kelly Reynolds contributed to this report.
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Undergraduate
Joshua A Adams Scott Thomas Aligo Sasha Orchide Amirahmadi Julia A Anderson Jason Austin Andrews Bryan Michael Anthony Amy Elizabeth Applebaum Holly Jean Benjamin Nicholas Anthony Bowling Kristen Jean Bowman Lauren K Brownrigg Corrin L Buckley Julie Ann Calderwood Heidi Ann Camus Keith Alan Cantu Cassidy Ann Carter Shawn Randall Coates Zachary Robert Constance Doug H Dalbini Michael Donald Danielson Blair Joseph Danner Ryan D Dunham Lori Genine Edgerton Ashley R Ellis Kyle D Evans Rebecca Michelle Ferry Mindy Dawn Fisk Alexandra Jo Graham Malinda Kaye Gwaltney Ryan J Hadl Corinne Elizabeth Hale Katherine Ann Haney Nicole Diane Harper Billie Ann Harris Charity Janelle Harris Trisha Ann Hastings Laura Nichole Hayes Sommer L Heiserman Michael Ryan Helbert Heather Nicole Hellman Rodney L Hess Elizabeth Christine Hickey Lesley Diane Humphreys Lindsey Brooke Hyatt Rebecca Marie Ippolito Sarah Kathleen Jack Justin Michael Jinks
Minchul Jung Daniel Francis Kellerman Lindsay Gayle Kimball Carrie Adair Kramer Timothy L Kriley Stacy Jeanne Leeper Adam Jjohn Leitel Janell A Lichtenberger Steven Michael Lucas Nicole Jean Lynch Aubrey Allen Martin Ryan G Altman McAtee Kristi Kay Mcdowell Jeffrey Wayne Melcher Carrie Lynn Miller Robert J Miller Karen Gail Nason Daniel August Neumann Alison Ruth Nudelman-Gurwin Sara Michelle Oberheide Jarvis K Odgers Marla Jo Quigley Alissa Jo Reid Andrea Kay Rhoads Cody Adair Riedy Nicholas E Rubio Karisa Lynn Saunders Laura Christin Schiltz Dustin Thomas Schumacher Mark Christopher Shields Lorene Virginia Sinclair Amber Marie Snyder Macaela Pape Stephenson Anthony O Stubbs Sarah Kristin Szewc Jamie Alexander Torres Karlin Shana Tracey James Richard Tullis Melissa Anne Urban Melanie Kaye Wallach Jeremy M Ward April Marie Weigel Jennifer Ann Widerstrom Marcia Ann Williams Kristen Bagby Zucht Elizabeth Susan Hohenstein Matthew Kent Stensrud Megan Elizabeth Weatherly Erin Blaire Adriance Mallory Elyse Aiello Michelle Lynn Ammerman Courtney L Bowles Elizabeth Ann Brown Kelly Diana Burdette Kitt Marie Carroll Amy Lynne Cederlind Anne Katherine Coenen Samantha Jo Crystal Amber Diane Cuevas Cari Ann Davis Nicole Marie Downs Allison Elizabeth Draffan Robert Joseph Evans Daniel Eugene Ferguson Traci Lynn Flores Sara E Fox
Tara Elizabeth Fritz Jessica Elaine Giesen Mary Jane Graybill Leslie Diane Grewing Kathryn Rebeckah Grise Rebekah Elizabeth Hamil Lindsey Louise Hannah Bradley Joseph Henry Matthew Jeremy Herbert Molly Ann Hess Ashley Elizabeth Hoffman Cathleen Marie Hubler Clinton Leo Jackson William Eric Jones Miranda Leigh Joy Kara Marie Kappelmann Sara Anne Klassen Kristina Lorraine Knobel Allison Marie Kubiak Annie Wurth Leonard Courtney MaCaire Lockhart Aubrey Jean Logsdon Diana Lynn Manvitz Reid Victorio Martin Iain Damian Mchugh Tricia Lynne McNamee Kathleen Marie McVey Randall Clayton Moore Joshua Paul Moran Erika Muth Andrew James Nussbaum Sarah Elizabeth Otte Hayley Renee Parker Tari Jo Perdue Lauren Michelle Priest Sean Alexander Redcorn Jessica Marie Rodriguez Amy Michelle Rollins Kate Lauren Rosen Jessica Lynn Schippers Kendra Maree Schobert Tyrone Lee Seymour Megan Kathleen Shannon David Howard Shoemaker Jeffrey Ryan Short Eric Christopher Skoglund Kyle Ross Stadalman Adam Hastings Stiller Ashley Gail Stroup Pauline Jane Sung Jennifer Shannon Svajda Jamie Ann Talbott Bethany Jane Taylor Jennifer Leigh Thompson Andrew James Walter Laura Beth Wilcoxon Celaine Arlene Worden Kalli Lynn Worsing Lauren Michelle Yager Lydia Katherine Young Kali Ann Yount Jennifer A Ziskal Kathy Abrams Zolla Jeremy Scott Antley Megan Lynn Barnett Matthew Douglas Bihlmaier
Christopher Matthew Calabro Kristi Lynn Charlson Jessica Jene Couch Amy Ruth Curtis Kari Alicia Dammerich Sharla Marie Dunn Sidnee Nicole Dyke Emily E Edgren Natasha Elizabeth Erb Chanelle Leigh Fasbender Mark Scott Finken Jessica Britt Forman Eric Jacob Goering Alicia E. Heili Dennis Jozef Hilding Janele Therese Huelat Abbie Rose Jacobson Meredith Lauren Kane Jessica Ann Kimple Elly Kaye Kjose Megan Marie Lacroix Daniel L Linhart Jeremy Edward Mcdonald Brandi Rachel Mishler Christy Jo Moormann Emily Elizabeth Nibbelink Kristen Paulette Ruis Rebecca Lynn Runge Robert Thomas Rusche Jennifer Lynn Schmidt Amber Shar-ron Sellers Katie Ann Stratton Bobi D Tallman Eric D Tanking Danielle Renee Tripp Matthew G. Wolff Allison Christine Smith
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Khalid Saleh Al-Amrah Khaled A Alshehri Mary Ann Altenbernd Brooke Nichole Beckner Elizabeth J Bowling Teri Christine Bowman Lauren Brooks Bradbury Jana Sue Bradfield Carlo Anthony Castellano Jr Ya-Huei Chen Nora Kristine Clark Casey C Cook Constance Corbett-Whittier Janis Diane Laursen Davis Melissa Ann Dayton Michelle Lee Detweiler Helga Dotti-Alvarado Chad Jameson Duckers Stacy Lynn Fallucca Jennifer Lynn Gilmore Emily Janette Graham Angela L Harris Lakesha Lynn Harris John Stephen Harvey Jr Lisa Ann Harvey Marilyn Louise Helgeson
Connie Henderson Kristan Rene Holland Rebecca Lynn Holmes Brad A Johnson Nikos S Kellepouris Jeffrey A. Kelley Joungmin Kim Judy Linette Korb Cindi Ann Lawson Amy Kathleen Lehew Barbara Johnson Loyd Barbara Whitehead Martin Chelsey L Mathes Heather Suzanne McAnerney Jean Ann McCally Melissa Anne Mcmanamy AnneMarie Elizabeth McRorie Emily Farler Miller Mary Jean Cranford Cade Mitsui Angus Luke Mugford Rebecca Irene Munjak Chelie A Nelson Amy Lynn Neuburger Shu-Fang Ni Leigh Hamilton Nida Patricia Mercedes Noonan Mishizu Ohtake Caroline Maureen Ong Stephanie E Petersen Rachel Jean Quinn Roxanne Hazel Quinn Susan C Reynolds Julie Kathleen Siebert Christina Marie Sollars Michele Stalker-Hoffman Marie Kathryn Taylor John L Van Allen Jr Holly Rachelle Wales Marlena D Walley Amy Ann Walsh Lori DeAnn Weaver Sean Allan White Samantha Avril Whitman Richard D Widener Michelle Winburn-Tyrel Lyle Andrew Witt Mika Yamada
Brianne Lee Kelley James Kevin Kilmartin II April Ann Klimek David Michael Klinginsmith Carolyn Anne Lacore Brett Ray Larson Christy L Lukert Sarah E Myers Courtney Leslie Olson Holly Christine Pantelleria Tabitha Ann Plummer Christine Michelle Pope Katie Lynn Putnam Vincent Michael Rizzo Jessica Renee Robbins Jessica Ruth Schickler Bobby Lee Shafer Jenifer Leeann Shay Leah Marie Sieve Crystal Ann Stainbrook Jeremy John Stover Brett N Thompson Tegan Jaimee Thornberry Lynna Michelle Williamson
Summer 2004
Graduate Teresa Jo Adams Emily Suzanne Aldenderfer Vicki Lynn Asher Mark Avila Teresa Lynn Barnes Amy Lynn Beaver Melody Marie Becker Linda Gail Becker-Wille Michael Keith Belzeski Martha Barry Boehlert Sara Beth Brinkley Kelli Anne Brown Janis J Brownson Michelle Elizabeth Buck Natasha Ann Burns Heather A Chambers Reggie A Christiansen Dena Renee Clark Jennifer Marie Crow Brendan W Curran Rejane Marie Cytacki Janet Lea Davis Christine Marie Dawson Kimberly A DeRuyck Elizabeth Gail Dickinson Karen Anne Divine Fredina Lynn Drye Blaire Rae Dunn Zachary Reeb Dyer Teresa Lynn Elmer David Wayne Elsten II Anne Enright Anthony Scott Erisman Robert Ellis Farris Joyce Amanda Fergel Maureen E Finholm Vicki Lee Fletcher Allison Kaye Folger Kelly J. Frantz
Undergraduate
Mylin Antoine Brimm Laura M Brune Carianne Cuevas Kacie Marie Doll Jennifer A Farley Carrie Elizabeth Forster Crystal Lynn Fox Jason Tatsuya Fullen Sara Beth Goetz Jay Michael Goodbinder Casey David Green Kimberly Catherine Grollmes Brian D Gryll Megan Michelle Haas Royce A Heitsch Margaret Emily Hicks
Melanie Lavonne French Marissa Renae Frost Alisha Christine Fullman Misty Dawn Gann Heidi Michelle Garcia Gregory James Gehrig Elaine Kathryn Gonya Kyle Mitchell Grady Pamela Joyce Graverholt Stacy Michelle Greenwood Rebecca Ann Hart Vicki Ann Hartsell Sherrill L Hayes Abigeal Marie Heeter Barbara Louise Higgins-Dover Abbie Ann Hobbick Linda Hollander Donna Bisel Hughes Danielle Margaret Huntley Pamela L James Susanne Marie James Frank Alvin Janzen Stacy G Johnson Teresa Jane Jones Chad J Keller Laura Elizabeth Kimrey Lindsay B Kincaid Candace Slaughter King Vickie I King Erik P Kirk Jennifer L Krause Carrie Lynette Lahey Jennifer Ellen Lang Julie Lorene Lee Dustin Marshall Leochner Timothy Kenneth Loper Coryn Lauren Lowe Kimberly B Marinacci Anastasia L Martin Cynthia Sue Martin Beverly J Marusak Kent Charles McDonald Erin Crystal McGuire Karen Marie McNellis Elizabeth Gold McSorley E Diane Methner Jason A Miller Kristi Kay Miller Rebecca Sue Miller David Charles Mitchell Ryan Curtis Most Carrie Lynn Mugridge Jaclyn E Naster Brenna C O'Brien Sui Sum Olson Dara Michelle Oswald Megan Elizabeth Ott Charles Ashley Packard Aimee K Pedersen Melissa Marie Pelkey Sheryl L Peters Benjamin David Peterselli Julie Carolann Pfister Belinda Kathryn Phillips Joseph Brent Pickett Jeri J Powers
Steven Ray Ramirez Heather N Rasmussen Rebecca Eve Rast Jaime Anne Rivetts Karen Sue Rogers Carie Beth Russell William B Sanderson Jennifer Cary Scarano Amy Susan Schapman Ronda Lee Schelvan Kregg Austen Schmidt Darin M Schmitz Kristi Lynn Schremmer Jennifer Jill Schulz Robyn L Seglem Michael S Sellami Randolyn Sereres Marian Elaine Sheeran Kristin Kay Smith Patricia G Smith Sandra L Smith Wendy Cheryl Snitz Christopher M Standley Marion Elizabeth Stone Laura M Sullivan Lorraine Marie Sullivan Michael B Sullivan Elizabeth Anne Uden Jill Paulette Unger Kelly Ann VanGilder Patricia A Weaver Laura Ann Weissert Robin A Wells Diana Louellen Wilkinson Krista Denise Wilson Amanda Karyl Witty Kimberly D Woodard Suzanne N Woodward
Undergraduate
Billy Miles Armstrong II Shannel Renee Arnold Lindsey Lea Bell Amy Lynn Billings Whitney Elizabeth Carper Shauna Paige Darraugh Rebecca Lindsey Durkalski Kelsie Lee George Timothy James Hackler David L Hagan Kimberly Ann Harrison Lindsey Brooke Hogan Jaclyn Kaulentis Kelli Ann Kurle Rea Louise Lawless Lindsey Louise Leiker Carah Marie Medill Amber Marie Millar Brianne Elizabeth Miller Seungly Oh Hillary Anne Palcher Meghan Katherine Rahmeier Megan Elizabeth Randall Aditi Rattan Lori Ann Riscoe Vanessa Marie Vega-Moreno Amber D Webb
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Seniors say bye

Simien, Langford, Miles likely to step into bigger shoes
BY STEVE VOCKRODT
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KANSAN SENIOR STAFF WRITER
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Mike Lee yells after making a layup and being fouled. Lee converted the three-point play on his way to a career game with 18 points in the first round loss against Bucknell. Lee, along with many seniors, will likely pursue careers with their degrees, rather than play professionally.
Students will say goodbye to their college careers with a walk down the Campanilie on Sunday, but student-athletes at the University of Kansas live two lives, and some have already experience a graduation of their own. Along with the trip down the hill, student-athletes have bid farewell to college athletics with one last substitution off the court, one final climb out of the pool or one last step off the playing field. Very few athletes will graduate to professional careers in the sport they played at Kansas, more athletes will continue their sport recreationally as they pursue careers with their degree and yet others will walk away from their athletics lives at the same time they cross the bell tower atop the Campanilie, never to return. One group of athletes who will likely trade the bright lights, fanfare, television cameras and free scholarships of college athletics for the brighter
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Amy Gruber, swim team senior captain, practices in the pool at the Robinson Center. Gruber qualified for the 2008 U.S.Olympic trials. lights, rabid fanfare, glare of television cameras and big bucks of professional sports are three of the four graduating seniors from the mens basketball team. Wayne Simien, Keith Langford and Aaron Miles are expected to all turn professional when the National Basketball Association holds its draft on June 28. And while they will cross the greener pastures of professional sports, the dynamic trio will be remembered as one of the finer classes of graduating seniors in Kansas basketball history. Despite never winning the national title many thought they would be christened with, they will look at their careers at Kansas positively. I have no negative feelings about anything in my body, Langford said at the teams annual postseason banquet. Time will tell if this years graduating class will emerge unscathed from the final moments they spent on the court as Kansas basketball players. Kansas lost its to an unheralded Bucknell team in the first
round of the NCAA tournament, a surprising upset that soured many hopeful fans in Lawrence who were expecting a third consecutive berth to the Final Four on the shoulders of the four experienced seniors. But coach Bill Self said that he expected that in time, the seniors would be remembered as one of the better core of players to leave Kansas in the same year. Regardless of how it ended, that wont take away who you are, Self said. These guys are first-class and they will be remembered as first class. Simien also added that he would probably remember the brighter moments, like one of the first experiences he had on the team rather than his last. I remember freshman year, me and Keith were roommates, Simien said. We were late to our first pre-game meal. We never thought we were going to play again. I guess we rebounded from that all right.
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BASEBALL
Tourney birth on the line

BY MATT WILSON
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KANSAN SPORTSWRITER
COLUMBIA, Mo. Kansas will face Oklahoma State in a three-game series in Lawrence starting Friday. Kansas is sitting in eighth place in the conference, 12 game ahead of Texas A&M for the final tournament spot. The Aggies will close out their season with a series against Texas this weekend. The first game will be played in College Station, and the final two will take place in Austin. These critical games will determine whether the Kansas baseball team will enter the postseason after Kansas lost a critical Big 12 series, dropping two of three games to Missouri last weekend. Junior first baseman Jared Schweitzers Kansas record 24game hitting streak came to an end, and the Jayhawks (34-25, 914 Big 12) missed a golden opportunity to win their first road conference series since 2003. They did, however, break a 0-for-11 skid against the Tigers in Columbia that goes back to 1997. Kansas lost the first game of
the series Friday night, 8-0. Missouri sophomore pitcher Max Scherzer continued his impressive season, allowing just two base runners and striking out four in seven innings of work. He picked up the victory to improve to 8-2. Kansas sophomore Sean Land, a cousin of Scherzer, took the loss. He was the victim of a controversial call in the bottom of the fifth inning. With the score tied 0-0, Missouri had a runner on first with nobody out after a walk to junior center fielder James Boone. A wild pitch led to a dispute over whether the ball hit the batter, Missouri sophomore shortstop Gary Arndt. There was no immediate signal from home plate umpire Andy Eaves, and Kansas senior catcher Sean Richardson threw the runner out at second. After the out was called, Eaves declared that the batter was hit by the pitch, sending him to first and making the previous runner safe at second. Kansas players and coaches erupted in protest, and the umpires reversed the call and sent Arndt back to the plate. Curiously, they sent Boone back
to first and resumed play. The strange occurrences clearly shook Land, and the Tigers went on to score four runs in the inning. Land pitched 5 2/3 innings and gave up five runs, only two of which were earned. His record fell to 5-5. Kansas coach Rick Price lamented the lack of offensive production. We thought if we worked the count we could get Scherzer out early, Price said. We just couldnt get the clutch hit when we needed it. Schweitzer went 0-for-2 with two walks to snap his schoolbest streak. It was the first game in which Schweitzer went hitless since mid-March. Saturdays game was a different story. Kansas starter Mike Zagurski was outstanding in the Jayhawks 9-3 victory. Zagurski threw a complete game for the second time this season. He allowed three runs while scattering eight hits. He struck out 12, which made him the third pitcher in KU history to record 100 or more strikeouts in a season. He is now 7-4 on the year. Zagurski said the strikeout milestone felt good, but the vic-
tory was even better. The bats did a great job, Zagurski said. Their insurance runs late in the game allowed me to stay in for the complete game. Kansas got on the board in the second inning. With two outs, Schweitzer doubled and freshman designated hitter John Allman singled to give the Jayhawks a 1-0 lead. With the score tied 2-2 in the sixth inning, the Jayhawks busted out. Two runs in the seventh inning and two in the ninth gave the Jayhawks the winning margin. Junior shortstop Ritchie Price hit his second home run of the season in the seventh. Price earned his 100th victory at Kansas with the win. He was happy with the way the Jayhawks bounced back after the blowout loss Friday night. Sundays game was destined to be a close one, as both teams bullpens were well-rested. Kansas got off to a good start, scoring three runs in the first two innings and chasing Missouris starting pitcher, junior Doug Mathis, from the game. Senior designated hitter Andy Scholl homered to lead off the second inning. For
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Junior first baseman Jared Schweitzer celebrates with junior center fielder Matt Baty and junior left fielder A.J. Van Slyke after scoring a run during the home series against then-No. 3 Texas. Scholl, who has seen limited action lately, it was his fifth homer of the season. The Tigers tied the game in the third inning, taking full advantage of a defensive miscue by Kansas. The momentum remained with them until the end. The game remained tied until the bottom of the eighth inning. Quick stayed in despite his pitch count, which was well over 100 for the day. Quick gave up a single to lead off the inning and then was relieved by junior closer Don Czyz. With two outs, Czyz then walked junior second baseman Trevor Helms to force in what proved to be the winning run for the Tigers. Missouri won 4-3. Junior Andrew Johnston got the win in relief for the Tigers, improving his record to 3-3. Quick was the hard-luck loser for Kansas. He dropped to 9-6. Edited by Janette Crawford
POST-GRADUATION PLANS
Student atheletes preparing to give back

Every senior has goals for the future after graduation, strong motivations that back up their goals and a clear outlook on their professional success By Courtney Grimwood Kansan correspondent
DAN FERGUSON Sport: Track & Field, Cross Country Events: Distances: steeplechase, 5k My post-graduation plans are: Participate in the Universitys Professional Development School Program, student-teaching in an inner-city school in Kansas City for a year and to join the Peace Corps before becoming a fully-employed teacher and coach. My motivations: Becoming a teacher and a coach are the result of individuals that have guided me along the way. I also want to join the Peace Corps following my student-teaching because it is a wonderful opportunity to see the world while helping people. Gandhi once said, Be the change you wish to see in the world, and although I may not make a difference on a grand scale, I still want to live my life by that ideal. In 10 years I see myself: somewhere in the mountains with a beautiful family, working in a job that allows me to interact with children. KATHY MCVEY Sport: Softball Position: Pitcher My post-graduation plans are: Student-teaching at Spring Hill High School and to find a job in the Kansas City area to teach and coach softball and/or basketball. My motivations: I love working with children, especially when I can help them realize how fun learning can be. The processes of life are fascinating and I enjoy the overall experience of attending school. I love learning and I want to spread that enthusiasm to future generations. In 10 years I see myself: Married to my current boyfriend of four years and raising a couple of children. I will be active in the community as much as I can, volunteering for good causes whenever I get the opportunity. I will also have a few years of teaching experience under my belt and will be on my way to becoming one of the best teachers my students have ever had. MEGHAN MILLER Sport: Soccer Position: Goalkeeper My post-graduation plans are: Start coaching. I always coach camps in the summer, but I need to start coaching more players and goalkeepers individually. I am staying a fifth year to finish up my degree and I will help coach the soccer team, mostly working with the goalkeepers. My motivations: I owe a lot to soccer. I have had so many great opportunities as a result of playing soccer and I would like to give as much back as I can. I enjoy coaching. I like seeing players with smiles on their faces after they master a skill. The coaches here have impacted my playing career and now they are doing the same for my coaching career. They have already done more than I could have asked for. In 10 years I see myself: In the Bahamas, relaxing with friends on the beach. I hope Ill still be playing in a league or overseas and coaching. LEANNA KEMP Sport: Rowing Position: Coxswain My post-graduation plans are: Moving to Jacksonville, Fla. to go on the Young Life Staff. My motivations: I love children and the Young Life ministry. I have been a Young Life leader throughout college and its been such a rewarding experience that I know I will wake up every morning loving what I do. Living in Florida also makes it that much better! In 10 years I see myself: Having a family, living in North Carolina with a southern accent and possibly still working with Young Life or children. If none of those work out, I would probably be in marketing.
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