Fort Hays State University tops Wichita State in growth
Fort Hays State University adds 448 students year over year and surpasses Wichita State as Kansas third largest public school. Growth driven by online and international enrollments, with 6,694 online students making up 46 percent of total enrollment. On-campus numbers dip slightly amid ongoing construction and planned campus expansion. President Mirta M. Martin cites welfare of students and tuition as factors in the rising trend.
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Immigrant ancestors cited amid calls to end rhetoric
Online comment selected by the editorial staff from GCTelegram.com responds to an editorial urging an end to hateful political rhetoric. Ryan Lenz of the Southern Poverty Law Center notes that anti-government and anti-Muslim fear campaigns echo in today’s discussion.
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Testing limits in Kansas education funding debate
Dr John Richard Schrock argues that test scores misrepresent school quality and accountability. He cites Koretz on measuring educational success, warns against teaching to the test, and urges focus on broader factors like arts, engagement, and character in schools.
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Media trust fades amid Clinton email controversy and wars of words
The piece argues that modern journalism is corrupt and biased, citing WikiLeaks Clinton emails, claims of media favoritism, and quotes from Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. It notes fear of government corruption and discusses refugee vetting, no fly zones, and perceived cover ups by officials and media alike.
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Presidential scorecard on taxes by Sarah Anderson
A long examination with Citizens for Tax Justice founder Bob McIntyre on how U S presidents influenced tax fairness. Reagan is cited as worst for tax cuts and loopholes, with later raises and reforms shaping Clinton era rates. Roosevelt credited for unintended effects of his 1912 Bull Moose bid, ratifying the 16th Amendment.
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