Graduation was last week but it's back to school for some students at Haskell Indian Nations University in Kansas. For the first time in four years, Haskell is holding a summer session. About 200 students have signed up for classes. "It really gives you a chance to catch up with everything and stay out of trouble," sophomore Dante Davis told The Lawrence Journal-World. Haskell held its graduation ceremony and powwow on May 11-12. Get the Story:
Haskell students take advantage of summer session (The Lawrence Journal-World 5/22)
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