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Bankruptcy judge approves K&W Cafeteria's reorganization plan

K&W submitted its reorganization plan on March 31. Judge Benjamin Kahn for the federal Middle District of N.C. approved the plan Tuesday. “Confirmation of the plan is in the best interest of the debtor, its estate, creditors and all other parties in interest,” Kahn wrote. K&W president Dax Allred said Wednesday the company “is grateful our Chapter 11 reorganization plan has been accepted.” “Although our geographic footprint has contracted, we look forward to operating K&W Cafeterias as a profitable, debt-free company going forward. “Our reorganization effort and continued operations would not be possible without the selfless dedication of each K&W team member and the continued loyalty our guests have shown during this difficult chapter in our 84-year history.”

Charles Kahn, first dean of the School of Architecture & Urban Design, dies at 95

Tue, 04/27/2021 LAWRENCE Charles H. Kahn, the first dean of the University of Kansas School of Architecture & Urban Design (now School of Architecture & Design), died at the age of 95 on April 8, 2021, at his home in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Kahn served as dean from 1968 until 1981 and continued as a professor until 1991. Beyond his relevance as the first dean of the school, Kahn was a civil rights activist and educational innovator whose socially engaged approach made KU a unique institution during his tenure and continues to guide the teaching of architecture and design at the university today. Kent Spreckelmeyer, KU professor of architecture, was a freshman at KU upon Kahn’s arrival in 1968. “(Kahn) was the person I have always associated with what it was ‘to be an architect,’” Spreckelmeyer said. “His insistence that design was about social equity and justice as much as form and function. And the optimism and confidence that he brought to Lawrence to build a

Environmental News For The Week Ending 06 March 2019

Coal Company Blackjewel Ordered to Clean Up Kentucky Mine Site

Bankrupt coal company Blackjewel was ordered by a federal judge last month to clean up a Kentucky mine site. In a bankruptcy court ruling, Judge Benjamin