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 Freshman Sophomore Advising Center of the University of Kansas
Moreover, Mount Oread Scholars receive a list of sections of regular freshman courses that some departments in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences recommend to Mount Oread Scholars, or in which departments reserve spaces for Mount Oread Scholars.
During New Student Orientation in the summer, Mount Oread Scholars are assigned to faculty or professional advisors in their intended major.
Specifically we target those students with a combined ACT of 28 to 30, or SAT of 1240 to 1350; and who graduate in the upper 20% of their class.
www.ku.edu /~advising/programs/mos   (339 words)

  
 Historical organization keeps charm on campus Kansan.com
The purpose of Historic Mount Oread Fund is to preserve the historic character of the campus, Jeff Weinberg, assistant to the chancellor, said.
The Historic Mount Oread Fund is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to the preservation of the history of the University and its buildings.
She, along with other members of the Historic Mount Oread Fund, are doing just this.
www.kansan.com /stories/2005/feb/03/news_campus_historicalorg   (240 words)

  
 Seventy Years Of The Worcester Polytechnic Institute: Page 29
Oread Collegiate Institute, an ambitious project intended to provide educational facilities for 600 women, was opened in 1849.
Oread Castle, long well known as a landmark, was partially constructed, on land purchased from Worcester Academy.
The College of the Holy Cross, founded by the Society of Jesus, to give instruction in the system of education based on the "Ratio Studiorum," was established in Worcester in 1843, as an outgrowth of the Seminary of Mount St. James.
www.wpi.edu /Academics/Library/Archives/SeventyYears/page29.html   (240 words)

  
 KU announces Mount Oread Scholars
The students were selected for the Mount Oread Scholars Program because they graduated in the top 20 percent of their high school classes and received ACT composite scores of 28 to 30 or SAT scores of 1,240 to 1,330.
At the top of Mount Oread, the scholars were welcomed to breakfast at KU's Spencer Research Library by Stella Bentley, KU's new dean of libraries, and William J. Crowe, Spencer librarian.
Mount Oread (pronounced "OR ee ad") is the name given to the ridge above the Kaw River on Aug. 1, 1854, by New Englanders settling Lawrence.
www.ur.ku.edu /News/02N/SeptNews/Sept24/mtoread.html   (516 words)

  
 The Campus on Mount Oread
To name a few: the Green east of Fraser, the Stadium area, Marvin Grove, Potter Lake and the picnic grounds on the west hill, Fowler Grove and the wide sloping spread of green below the Campanile, which used to be part of the old Oread Golf course.
www.kancoll.org /books/rowe/campus.htm   (1581 words)

  
 University of Kansas Bookstore - Dyche Hall:
University of Kansas Natural History Museum 1903-2003
A great history of the University of Kansas Natural History museum published by the Historic Mount Oread Fund.
www.kubookstore.com /ePOS?this_category=4&store=104&item_number=0840056850&form=shared3/gm/detail.html&design=104   (26 words)

  
 Mount Oread Winter Memories
"I miss the view from Mount Oread looking in all directions around Lawrence," said Chris Ann Lessly, a 1987 and 1996 graduate who lives in Marion, Ind. "The non-Kansans that I work and socialize with now don't believe that Kansas could possibly have a 'mount' or even a hill.
Those hills also led alumni to long for something else-sledding on campus, which was mentioned by about 20 respondents.
The Lawrence hills also led alumni to pine for KU's beauty.
www.kuconnection.org /2003feb/places_3.asp   (633 words)

  
 Mount Oread - A poem by Esther M. Clark Hill
Mount Oread - A poem by Esther M. Clark Hill
skyways.lib.ks.us /kansas/poetry/call/mtoread.html   (182 words)

  
 KU announces names of 168 freshmen selected as Mount Oread scholars
Mount Oread scholars work individually with an adviser in their field of interest and may enroll in relatively small classes or be taught by veteran faculty.
Entering freshmen are invited to become Mount Oread scholars if they graduated in the top 20 percent of their high school class and received an ACT composite score of 28 to 30 or an SAT score of 1,240 to 1,330.
Images of the Mount Oread scholars at Spencer Research Library the morning of the walk are available at spencer.lib.ku.edu/oread/gallerypage.htm.
www.news.ku.edu /2003/03N/SeptNews/Sept5/oread.html   (182 words)

  
 Kansas Journalism Institute
Mount Oread is a location that blends tradition with journalistic excellence.
The Kansas Journalism Institute blends hard work and loads of laughs as student journalists convene on the KU campus for four days of intense instruction and enjoyment.
The deadline for registration to the Kansas Journalism Institute is May 13, 2005.
www.ku.edu /~jschool/kji/about.htm   (182 words)

  
 Thayer, Eli
It was situated on a hill and from it the hill in Lawrence was named Mount Oread.
In 1845, he graduated from Brown University and 1848 established at Worcester, Massachusetts, The Oread Institute, a school for young women.
Thayer was born at Mendon, Massachusetts in 1819.
history.lawrence.com /res/resource/240/printable   (182 words)

  
 Changes at KU, Haskell influenced city's past LJWorld.com
The Memorial Campanile, along with Memorial Drive on the north slope of Mount Oread, was constructed in 1951 in tribute to the 8,000 KU men and women who served in World War II.
In 1901, a farm house at 13th Street and Oread Avenue was purchased from the Rush family to house the Bible Chair.
According to "The Bible on Mt. Oread" by William J. Moore and Dwight Metzler, the Kansas Bible Chair was established in Lawrence and its work begun by Mr.
ww.ljworld.com /section/progyestodtom/story/47959   (182 words)

  
 Vol.
The students will lead their school groups in the traditional march down Mount Oread and then join university officials on the platform as candidates from each school are asked to stand together for the ceremonial conferring of degrees.
The next Kansas Cancer Institute Research Round Table will be at noon May 20 in Lied Auditorium.
in the Clendening Amphitheater, which is sponsored by the Kansas Cancer Institute and the history and philosophy of medicine.
www2.kumc.edu /publications/FacultyReport/report051297.htm   (182 words)

  
 Lawrence Community Connections
“After a few days’ residence, a small party on Mount Oread heard that a band of men were coming to attack them, led by a ruffian named Stevson.
A member of the “first party" gave Mt. Oread its name.
Ferdinand Fuller was born in Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut, Sept. 26, 1815.
history.lawrence.com /res/resource/259   (182 words)

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