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Ketchikan artist Ray Troll has received numerous accolades and awards for his work. His latest honor comes with a new title.
As part of commencement for the University of Alaska Southeast Ketchikan campus on Saturday, Troll will be given an honorary doctorate of fine arts.
Ketchikan artist Ray Troll has received numerous accolades and awards for his work. His latest honor comes with a new title.
As part of commencement for the University of Alaska Southeast Ketchikan campus on Saturday, Troll will be given an honorary doctorate of fine arts.
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By LYLE GOULDING
Daily News Staff Writer
Ketchikan artist Ray Troll has received numerous accolades and awards for his work. His latest honor comes with a new title.
As part of commencement for the University of Alaska Southeast Ketchikan campus on Saturday, Troll will be given an honorary doctorate of fine arts.
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In spite of the favorable weather and the number of school days falling quickly off the calendar, students at Kayhi continue to immerse themselves in many activities.
In spite of the favorable weather and the number of school days falling quickly off the calendar, students at Kayhi continue to immerse themselves in many activities.
Student Body Association president Pat Doherty reported to the Ketchikan School Board on a number of student activities at the board's regular meeting April 23.
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By LYLE GOULDING
Daily News Staff Writer
In spite of the favorable weather and the number of school days falling quickly off the calendar, students at Kayhi continue to immerse themselves in many activities.
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Students at Ketchikan and Revilla high schools participated in a three-day alcohol and drug awareness program last week.
The event culminated in a "Ghost Out" assembly which illustrated the effects of impaired driving.
Students at Ketchikan and Revilla high schools participated in a three-day alcohol and drug awareness program last week.
The event culminated in a "Ghost Out" assembly which illustrated the effects of impaired driving.
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By LYLE GOULDING
Daily News Staff Writer
Students at Ketchikan and Revilla high schools participated in a three-day alcohol and drug awareness program last week.
The event culminated in a "Ghost Out" assembly which illustrated the effects of impaired driving.
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Staff members at the Southeast Alaska Wildlife center helped a pair of teachers at Point Higgins Elementary School bring research to life.
Fourth grade students at the school have been doing research about birds in Alaska. To give the students a more hands-on experience, fourth-grade teachers David White and Wendy McLaren invited the wildlife center to bring some birds to the school on April 30.
Staff members at the Southeast Alaska Wildlife center helped a pair of teachers at Point Higgins Elementary School bring research to life.
Fourth grade students at the school have been doing research about birds in Alaska. To give the students a more hands-on experience, fourth-grade teachers David White and Wendy McLaren invited the wildlife center to bring some birds to the school on April 30.
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By LYLE GOULDING
Daily News Staff Writer
Staff members at the Southeast Alaska Wildlife center helped a pair of teachers at Point Higgins Elementary School bring research to life.
Fourth grade students at the school have been doing research about birds in Alaska. To give the students a more hands-on experience, fourth-grade teachers David White and Wendy McLaren invited the wildlife center to bring some birds to the school on April 30.
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Some experiences need a niche audience to really be savored.
Last month a group of Ketchikan High School students had one of those moments that many people can't appreciate.
Some experiences need a niche audience to really be savored.
Last month a group of Ketchikan High School students had one of those moments that many people can't appreciate.
"We got to go with a first-year medical student who showed us around the cadaver lab," said Kayhi junior Jolene Pflaum. "We got to pass around hearts and livers and all this cool stuff.
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By LYLE GOULDING
Daily News Staff Writer
Some experiences need a niche audience to really be savored.
Last month a group of Ketchikan High School students had one of those moments that many people can't appreciate.
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