Tuition fees steer Kansas students to certain majors
KU Provost Richard Lariviere warns against differential tuition, now course fees, shaping majors toward higher paying careers. The policy, started in the 1990s, may burden low income students and subsidize others while raising overall higher education costs.
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New York Times
Fires rage across Greece as residents cope with spread
In Kolyri near Ancient Olympia resident Costas Ladas laments the hellish conditions as fires scorch Greece for a second day. Political figures are cited in the scene, including criticism of American officials over Iraq by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki.
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Kansas eyes next transportation plan after Minnesota bridge collapse
Kansas officials reflect on bridge maintenance as they prepare a 20 year assessment and plan. Deb Miller notes the Minneapolis collapse highlights upkeep needs while lawmakers anticipate 2009 debate on funding roads and bridges, with 541 obsolete or deficient of 4,991 statewide.
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Newark shooting victims spark national debate on immigration
Newark mourns four collegebound teens killed in a schoolyard shooting. Natasha, 19, survived and helped police arrest six suspects including Jose Lachira Carranza, accused of child sex abuse and freed on a $150,000 bail. The piece criticizes bail, ICE detainers, and calls for stricter deportation. It cites Tom Tancredo and Mayor Corey Booker, urging better access to services for all residents.
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Tancredo
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August in Review Becomes Awful August for Parents
A reflective piece on August mood shifts from school start logistics to August heat and mood. The author muses on school regulations, fashion lengths, and the crabby vibe of late summer. It also notes a Christmas gift list push, a sports book on infamous calls, and a casual signoff with contact.
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