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JOURNALISM

From The Guardian

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Solar pushback: how US power firms try to make people pay for going green

Kevin Good is the president of a small solar power company in Kansas – a state that tends to be so sunny you’d think he’d have it made.

“I got into solar at maybe the worst point to do so in the last 50 years,” said Good, who runs Good Energy Solutions in Lawrence, a town of about 100,000.

From Lawrence Magazine

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Knowing You Are Here—You Shall Remain

Born in Hungary in 1983, science fiction writer and Hugo Award winner Bogi Takács grew up in a transitional society where the legacy of decades of Communist rule was eroding and young students like themselves would be offered opportunities unavailable to their parents.

From Lawrence Senior and KANSAS! magazines

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The Enduring Legacy of Alyce and Elmer Green

The work of an Ozawkie-based couple left a scientific legacy in biofeedback and a challenging work that continues to push the boundaries of how we understand and respond to Alzheimer's.

Story originally ran in Lawrence Senior Magazine and a shortened version ran later in KANSAS! Magazine.

From KU Today

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KU Craftsmen Roll Up Their Sleeves to Rebuild the Historic "Doors to Campus"

The bold, iconic entrance to Strong Hall has been the “doorway to KU” for generations of Jayhawks. The two-story main entrance with its 18 windows and 234 panes of glass stands stalwart as the seasons pass and thousands of students, faculty and staff flow through its historic doors. Those doors, however, had seen better times...

From Montanan Magazine

To the Arctic and Beyond: UM Geoscience Grads Succeed in a Changing Field

Lee-Gray Boze, at 5 foot 10 and wiry in frame, might not be who you think of when you think of a caver – or an arctic explorer for that matter.

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From Denver Metro Media

International Church of Cannabis opens; numerous questions remain, church still facing hurdles

Imam of largest U.S. mosque, Iliff graduate, returns to give talk on immigrant integration

NPR’s Lourdes Garcia-Navarro visits DU, talks of trust, accountability, need to bear witness

INTERVIEW

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What you see is what you get: Marvin Bell in conversation

SELECTED REVIEWS

From Boston Review

Tracer, Richard Greenfield, Omnidawn Publishing, $15.95 (paper)

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A Gathering of Matter, a Matter of Gathering, Dawn Lundy Martin,

University of Georgia Press, $16.95 (paper)

Fort Red Border, Kiki Petrosino, Sarabande Books, $14.95 (paper)

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