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Some Older Students Could Stay in School
5:15 pm
Mon March 19, 2012

House Passes Bill to Allow Older Refugees to Stay in School

Credit LRC
Rep. Jody Richards

Refugees would be allowed to remain in Kentucky high schools past their 21st birthday under a measure that has cleared the Kentucky House of Representatives. House Bill 183 is sponsored by Bowling Green Democrat Jody Richards, who says the proposal is intended to help refugees who have come to the United States to escape persecution in other countries.

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Encouraging Students to Pursue Research
6:02 am
Thu March 15, 2012

Author of Best Selling Book on Climate Change to Speak at WKU

Dr. Brian Fagan of the University of California, Santa Barbara

Dr. Brian Fagan, Professor Emeritus at the University of California, Santa Barbara, will give a "Reach Week" lecture on the WKU campus on March 21st. Fagan is the author of the best selling book, "The Great Warming:Climate Change and the Rise and Fall of Civilizations." He has done extensive research on the ways civilization has adapted to climate change in the past.  His lecture in Van Meter Auditorium will be free and open to the public.   Dr. Fagan talks with Dan Modlin..........

Family History and the Impact of Slavery
9:05 am
Fri March 9, 2012

WKU Historian to Appear on NBC Television Tonight

Credit WKU History Department
Dr. John Hardin

WKU History Professor John Hardin, who specializes in African American History, will appear tonight on the NBC television network program, "Who Do You Think You Are?"  Dr. Hardin helped to research the family history of former Pittsburgh Steeler running back Jerome Bettis, the family story that will be traced in tonight's program.  The story has roots in slavery in western Kentucky.  Dan Modlin has more.......

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