Should universities offer women's studies programs debated
The editorial notes Kansas State University president Kirk Schulz and Rep. J R Claeys clash over funding for women s studies as part of the state budget. It cites education statistics showing women earning more college degrees and argues women s perspectives are vital, countering the claim of ideological indoctrination.
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Salina
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Kansas State University
Kirk Schulz
Sam Brownback
Department of Education
Angela Hubler
K-State
Quot: Ideology over science fuels policy debate in Kansas
An online comment from GCTelegram.com criticizes Republicans for prioritizing ideology over evidence based policy and science. The remark appears in context of Garden City reporting on Commission approval of Community Grant Art Grant and Alcohol Tax Fund funding requests. Brian Seagraves of the Alcohol Fund Advisory Committee is cited in the story.
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Telegram Letters Policy Clarifies Publication Rules
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone. Letters are editors for libel and length and must be verified before publication. General thank yous, form letters, poems, complaints, or testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 6784 editor aleman.
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Get the Clinton emails from the NSA idea
A sleepless musing weighs Hillary Clinton secrecy against NSA privacy. The columnist suggests NSA may hold Clinton emails and Snowden could reveal them, provoking a potential legal battle if a subpoena forces disclosure, while noting personal emails may be off limits.
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Congress must end crisis driven governance to protect the nation
Lee Hamilton argues that repeated government shutdown threats and tying unrelated issues to funding measures erode faith in Congress. He urges separating bills, ending the Hastert Rule, and regular daily legislating to avert future crises and safeguard homeland security and fiscal credibility.
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Death tax repeal pushed again by House leaders
Phil Kerpen argues for quick House action on H R 1105 to permanently repeal the federal estate tax. He cites public polls showing strong repeal support, cites Yale and Public Opinion Strategies studies, and notes economic argues that repeal would boost capital stock and job creation while criticizing the tax as punitive to success.
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Texas
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Port
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