User:Kgwo1972

Hello. I am a lawyer in New York City. I am originally from Manhattan, Kansas and most of my contributions are related in some way to Kansas.

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Series	Continuous since	Series nickname / Trophy	NCAA Div.	First meeting	Series leader	Notes
Lafayette–Lehigh	1897	The Rivalry	FCS	1884	Lafayette	Most played series in college football^[1]
Minnesota–Wisconsin	1907	Paul Bunyan's Axe	FBS	1890	Minnesota	Most played series in FBS^[2]
Clemson–South Carolina	1909	Palmetto Bowl	FBS	1896	Clemson
North Carolina State–Wake Forest	1910		FBS	1895	NC State
Oklahoma–Oklahoma State^[3]^[4]	1910	Bedlam Series	FBS	1904	Oklahoma
Kansas–Kansas State^[5]	1911	Sunflower Showdown	FBS	1902	Kansas
Wabash–DePauw^[6]	1911	Monon Bell	Div. III	1890	Wabash
Iowa State–Kansas State^[7]	1917	Farmageddon	FBS	1917	Iowa State
Michigan–Ohio State	1918	The Game	FBS	1897	Michigan
Dartmouth–Cornell	1919	Cornell–Dartmouth football rivalry	FCS	1900	Dartmouth
North Carolina–Virginia^[8]	1919	South's Oldest Rivalry	FBS	1892	North Carolina
Penn–Cornell	1919	Trustees' Cup	FCS	1893	Penn
Purdue–Indiana	1920	Old Oaken Bucket	FBS	1891	Purdue
Georgia–Georgia Tech	1925	Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate	FBS	1893	Georgia
Dartmouth–Yale	1926	Dartmouth–Yale football rivalry	FCS	1884	Yale
USC–Cal	1926		FBS	1915	USC
Illinois–Northwestern	1927	Land of Lincoln Trophy	FBS	1892	Illinois
Texas–Oklahoma	1929	Red River Showdown	FBS	1900	Texas
Navy–Army	1930	Army–Navy Game	FBS	1890	Navy
Minnesota–Iowa^[9]	1931	Floyd of Rosedale	FBS	1891	Minnesota
Tuskegee–Morehouse	1937		Div. II	1902	Tuskegee

Year	Speaker	Area of Notability	Sponsor/ Notes
1963	Harry Golden	Author
1963	Margaret Mead	Anthropologist	*University Centennial speaker
1963	Edward Teller	Physicist	*University Centennial speaker
1963	Detlev Bronk	Physicist	*University Centennial speaker
1963	Howard Mumford Jones	Author, Pulitzer Prize winner	*University Centennial speaker
1964	Braj Kumar Nehru	Indian diplomat
1964–1965	John Ciardi	Poet
1964–1965	Charles Malik	Lebanese politician
1965–1966	William O. Douglas	Supreme Court Justice
1965–1966	David Schoenbrun	Media: CBS correspondent
1965–1966	Sen. Everett Dirksen	U.S. Senator, Minority Leader
1965–1966	Sen. Wayne Morse	U.S. Senator
1965–1966	Eric Sevareid	Media: CBS correspondent
1965–1966	Art Buchwald	Author, Pulitzer Prize winner
1966–1967	Bennett Cerf	Media: publisher
1966–1967	Robert Maynard Hutchins
1966–1967	Saul Alinsky	Community organizer
1966–1967	George Lincoln Rockwell	U.S. Nazi leader
1966–1967	Byron White	Supreme Court Justice
1966–1967	Baroness Maria von Trapp	Entertainer
1966–1967	Sir Patrick Dean	British Ambassador to U.S.
1966–1967	Sen. William Fulbright	U.S. Senator
1967–1968	Bishop James Pike	Civil rights activist, religious figure
1967–1968	Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.	Civil rights activist, religious figure
1967–1968	Dick Gregory	Civil rights activist, comedian
1967–1968	Buckminister Fuller	Architect
1967–1968	Norman Cousins	Media: editor
1968–1969	Dr. Benjamin Spock	Health
1968–1969	Allen Dulles	Intelligence: former CIA Director
1968–1969	James Farmer	Civil rights activist
1968–1969	Milan Machovec	Czech Marxist theorist
1968–1969	Sen. George McGovern	U.S. Senator	*Symposium on World Population
1969–1970	Arthur C. Clarke	Author
1969–1970	George Plimpton	Author	*Union News & Views Committee
1970–1971	Akabar Abdul Haqq	Religious figure
1970–1971	Rep. Shirley Chisholm	Congresswoman
1970–1971	V. K. Krishna Menon	Indian minister
1970–1971	Bill Russell	Athletics
1971–1972	Edwin O. Reischauer
1971–1972	John A. Hannah	Head of USAID
1971–1972	Samuel Jackson	Presidential aide
1971–1972	Sen. Birch Bayh	U.S. Senator
1972–1973	Sen. Fred R. Harris	U.S. Senator
1972–1973	Rev. Troy Perry	Civil rights activist, religious figure
1972–1973	Sen. Frank Church	U.S. Senator
1972–1973	Betty Furness
1972–1973	Dolf Droge	White House consultant, musician
1972–1973	Julian Bond	Civil rights activist, politician
1973–1974	Rep. Patsy Mink	Congresswoman
1973–1974	Theodore Koop	Media: CBS executive
1973–1974	Gordon Parks	Artist	*Gordon Parks Festival
1973–1974	Denis Healey	British politician
1973–1974	Bernie Travis	Entertainer: comedian
1973–1974	Godfrey Cambridge	Entertainer: comedian, director
1973–1974	Gene Roddenberry	Entertainer: screenwriter
1974–1975	Dick Gregory	Civil rights activist, comedian	NOTE: second appearance
1974–1975	Ralph Abernathy	Civil rights activist, religious figure
1974–1975	Fred Thompson	Attorney: Senate Watergate Committee
1975–1976	James McCain	Kansas State University President
1975–1976	Julian Bond	Civil rights activist, politician	NOTE: second appearance
1975–1976	Estelle Ramey	Feminist
1976–1977	Edward Albee	Author, playwright
1976–1977	Jonathan Kozol	Author
1976–1977	Sen. Mark Hatfield	U.S. Senator
1976–1977	Garrett Hardin
1976–1977	Betty Friedan	Feminist
1976–1977	I. F. Stone	Journalist
1977–1978	Jerry Apodaca	Governor of New Mexico
1977–1978	Clive Barnes	Media: Arts critic
1977–1978	Alex Haley	Author
1978–1979	Amory Lovins	Environmental scientist
1978–1979	Gale W. McGee
1979–1980	Rep. Walter E. Fauntroy	Congressman
1979–1980	Jessica Savitch	Media: NBC anchorwoman
1979–1980	Bella Abzug	Feminist
1979–1980	Robert Shaw	Entertainer: conductor
1979–1980	Erwin Knoll	Journalist
1979–1980	Maggie Kuhn	Civil rights activist
1980–1981	William H. Webster	Intelligence: FBI Director
September 10, 1980	Julian Bond	Civil rights activist, politician	NOTE: third appearance
October 22, 1980	Germaine Greer	Feminist
November 2, 1980	Ian Smith
November 20, 1980	Howard Bird	Businessman
February 2, 1981	Barry Blechman	Intelligence
February 26, 1981	John Brooks Slaughter
March 8, 1981	Penny Lennoux	Author
March 10, 1981	Frances FitzGerald	Author, Pulitzer Prize winner
April 12, 1981	William W. Winpisinger	labor activist
September 21, 1981	William A. Rusher	Media: publisher
October 19, 1981	Ralph Nader	Consumer advocate
1982–1983	Richard Reeves	Author
1982–1983	Frank Church	U.S. Senator (Ret.)	NOTE: second appearance
1982–1983	Paul Sweezy	Economist
February 20, 1984	Rep. Stephen J. Solarz	Congressman
November 16, 1984	George Wald	Scientist, Nobel Laureate
January 21, 1985	Gwendolyn Brooks	Poet, Pulitzer Prize winner
February 19, 1985	Rep. Howard Wolpe	Congressman
October 31, 1985	Robert Burgess	Biologist
November 18, 1985	Ariel Dorfman	Author
January 19, 1986	Benjamin Hooks	Civil rights activist
February 18, 1986	Henry Cisneros	Mayor of San Antonio, Texas
1986	George F. Carrier	Mathematician
October 14, 1986	Dennis Brutus	Poet
November 19, 1986	Jules Feiffer	Cartoonist, Pulitzer Prize winner
February 19, 1987	J. Anthony Lukas	Author, Pulitzer Prize winner
March 5, 1987/6	Frances Moore Lappé	Author
April 16, 1987/6	Joseph Heller	Author
September 16, 1987	Michael McElroy	Scientist
November 4, 1987	Michael Kammen	Historian, Pulitzer Prize winner
November 17, 1987	Noam Chomsky
January 21, 1988	Lerone Bennett, Jr.	Author
April 1987/8	Ellen Taaffe Zwilich	Composer, Pulitzer Prize winner
January 26, 1996	Patricia Russell-McCloud	Public speaker

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