Editorial urges against selling Mural artwork at UI
The Gazette argues the bill to sell the Mural, valued near 140 million dollars, would be a bad move. It contends such decisions belong to the Board of Regents, not the Legislature, and notes the work’s gift status from Guggenheim in 1951 and its value to multiple disciplines.
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House Not On Q List Highlights Nearby Owner’s Dilemma
A neighbor disputes a listing, noting a house adjacent to theirs is not on the Q list. The owner, who resides locally, faces questions about eligibility and potential buyout terms amid ongoing scrutiny.
Gun or not two trespass still a trespass Gazette report
Chief Daugherty states in an internal memo that businesses are not required to display a sticker. The Gazette quotes the memo and emphasizes that trespass rules apply regardless of sticker presence.
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Crisis in Federal Court Nominating Process Cited
A public critique argues that political fighting over judicial nominations harms the federal courts. It notes several Obama nominees confirmed, while vacancies persist, and asserts the core issue is calendar management, readiness for hearings, and timely trials rather than partisan maneuvering.
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Egypt’s Path From Mubarak to a Tricky Transition
The narrative traces U S policy toward Egypt from Mubarak’s era to the post regime period. It notes the shift from stability at democracy’s expense to a push for broader reforms, highlights the Muslim Brotherhood’s rise and the regime’s repressive tactics, and cites Rice’s tenure as context for U S policy.
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