KU study on efficiency worth the dollars and sense
The Lawrence Journal-World discusses University of Kansas plans to hire Huron Consulting Group for a wide ranging cost reduction and revenue enhancement study. The piece weighs outside expertise versus internal faculty biases and questions whether the $2 million contract will yield a $20 million endowment in value, hoping the move proves prudent.
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Huron Consulting Group
Huron
The
Lawrence Journal-World
Kansas officer honored with Gold Award of Valor
MPD officers led by Master Patrol Officer Doug Heit received the Gold Award of Valor from the Kansas Association of Chiefs of Police. The Kansas Telegram recounts the ceremony and echoes online reader concerns about potential residents and county enforcement limits amid a Holcomb RV park proposal.
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Gctelegram.com
Doug Heit
Kansas Association of Chiefs of Police
Letters Policy for Garden City Telegram
The Telegram welcomes signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone for confirmation. Letters may be edited for libel and length. General thank yous, form letters, poems, and testimonials will not be printed. Write Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Online www gctelegram com
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Garden City
Manning Prison Transfers Stir Debates On Torture Claims
Saul Landau reports in a piece distributed by OtherWords on Manning’s transfer from Quantico to Leavenworth after alleged harsh confinement cited by Human Rights Watch. The article questions U S treatment, cites Obama and Crowley comments, and urges scrutiny of official actions.
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Bradley Manning
Quantico
Leavenworth
Kaw
Human Rights Watch
Manning
WikiLeaks
Barack Obama
State Department
PJ. Crowley
Pentagon
Obama
Insect future eyed by Dutch entomologist
Dutch entomologist says the Netherlands aims to lead in edible insects for human consumption. He cites buffalo worms, locusts, caterpillars and crickets as protein rich, environmental alternatives, with a trade group forming to set health standards. A major supermarket has sampled mealworms in chocolate and bug snacks to overcome the yuck factor.
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Netherlands
American West
Japan
Mexico
Botswana
Thinking Big
Congressman Huelskamp Calls for Speedier Energy Action in Kansas
Kansas citizens face rising gasoline costs as Tim Huelskamp and colleagues push the Consumer Relief for Pain at the Pump Act. The plan seeks to end drilling bans on the outer continental shelf and repeal the Wild Lands Policy, while rolling back EPA rules to boost energy production and lower prices. Huelskamp represents the First District of Kansas and spoke from Topeka.
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Sharon Springs
Colby
Point A
Western Kansas
Washington
Republican Study Committee
Gulf of Mexico
Department of the
Interior
America
Department
EPA
Tim Huelskamb
Topeka
Huelskamp
Fowler
Freedom Riders' Courage Remembered in 50th Anniversary Tribute
Ernest Patton known as Rip left a set of drums to his parents before joining the 1961 Freedom Rides. A PBS sponsored voyage revisits the era at Mary Washington University, urging reflection on nonviolence, sacrifice, and the moral high ground amid ongoing social challenges. Rip expressed love over retaliation, a stance echoed by Martin Luther King.
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Jackson
Miss
University of Mary Washington
Fredericksburg
Rip
PBS
Anniston
Ala
Birmingham
Ku Klux Klan
Martin Luther King
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