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Meet Joan Weaver
Library Director Joan K. Weaver is the driving force behind the cultural programs and opportunities at the Kinsley Public Library in southwest Kansas.
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Race & Ethnicity
Civil Rights to Correct Civil Wrongs
On a hot and humid Thursday evening in July 1958, a dozen young people quietly walked into a downtown Wichita drugstore and asked to be served. That day a movement began.
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Meet Marwa Ghazali
Anthropologist Marwa Ghazali engages in ethnographic field work with displaced populations in Kansas and Egypt.
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People
Meet Danny Caine
Danny Caine lives in Lawrence, where he owns and runs the Raven Book Store. He’s also a poet and author.
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Make Your Mark
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Kinsley's Patterns of Change
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Strugglers Hill Neighborhood
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Talk About Literature Kansas in Newton, KS
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Smithsonian Exhibition: The Way We Worked
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Changing How We Talk About the Civil Rights Movement
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The Big Idea
The Heart of the Matter: The Role of Humanities
In 2010, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences created a Commission on the Humanities and Social Sciences to address the importance of the humanities in the 21st century.
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Places
A Drive Through History Along the Post Rock Scenic Byway
Post rock limestone shaped the landscape, history, and traditions of the Wilson and Lucas communities.
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People
Bauer, Baker, and Baldwin City: Electrifying a Small Town’s Identity
William Bauer singlehandedly brought electricity to Baker University and Baldwin City in 1907.
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People
C.L. Brown and Kansas Independent Telephony
C.L. Brown owned 85 companies and gave back to the community of Abilene in fantastic ways. Brown's spirit of giving is alive in today's independent communications companies.
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