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Summer camps are an annual ritual for many families, but not all camps can support all children. This summer, a three-week camp on the University of Arkansas campus is designed specifically to host children with complex communication issues. Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams visited the camp to learn more about the people involved.
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Maintaining privacy in a digital age can be a challenge— or not depending upon how you define privacy. A new book, “Human Privacy in Virtual and Physical Worlds,” examines privacy from many different disciplines. The book collects essays and thoughts from several different Arkansas-based scholars, and it was edited by the University of Arkansas' Lynda Coon and Mary Lacity. She came to the Anthony and Susan Hui News Studio to discuss the new work.
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On July 1, Brian Raines began his first day as the new dean of the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Arkansas.
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Over the course of more than 700 pages, author Randall Woods lays out a biography of Quincy Adams as a whole person, not just a list of accomplishments.
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Lia Uribe, music professor and associate dean of the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences, discusses community partnerships through music.
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KUAF Community SpotlightJosh sits down with Hannah Doty and Breeanne Carter, from Counseling and Psychological Services at the University of Arkansas, to discuss mental health resources as May comes to a close and Summer begins.
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Janine Parry is departing the University of Arkansas after 26 years of instruction as a professor of political science. She plans to return to her home state of Washington following this semester.
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On today's show, striving to diversify the kinds of investors and start-up companies in Northwest Arkansas. Also, we remember when a founding member of Monty Python’s Flying Circus talked with us about history. Plus, after three decades at the University of Arkansas, Janine Parry is departing.
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Seven minutes north of the University of Arkansas campus, along both sides of Garland Avenue, is the Milo J. Shult Agricultural Experiment Station. Though, most know it by a much more endearing name: the farm.
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Graduation is approaching quickly across college campuses, and many incoming graduates are finding it difficult to secure a job. Ozarks at Large’s Alexis Anderson speaks to two seniors to gain a better insight into the reasons why.