KU cuts hurt flagship university amid Kansas budget squeeze
The University of Kansas faces 1.3 million dollars in program cuts after state funding was slashed by 7 million in May. Cuts hit the faculty cluster hire program the Kansas Geological Survey and programs like Audio Reader, with more reductions anticipated across Lawrence and Edwards campuses. The piece urges Brownback and lawmakers to protect higher education and seek alternatives to further cuts while noting the Geological Survey's critical role amid oil and gas activity.
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Kansas kids quoted in Garden City roster debate story
Editorial readers react to Garden City Community College officials seeking to adjust out-of-state player limits for football rosters. The piece also cites Isaya Kisekka of K-State Research and Extension discussing water-limited irrigation strategies benefiting western Kansas agriculture and dairy industries.
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Editor letter submission guidelines from The Telegram
The Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor signed with writer address and phone, subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length, with under 500 words. Thank you notes should be general and form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed.
Trump seeks blind trust to shield tax returns
Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank argues Trump refuses to release tax returns, claiming voters do not care while citing polls and ongoing coverage of alleged Russian influence, conflicts of interest, and charity donations. The piece contrasts Trump with Clinton and Kaine and notes calls from Romney and others for transparency.
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Hillary Clinton shows a cautious front in a bruising race
Rich Lowry assesses Hillary Clinton as cautious and colorless, relying on organization and attacking Donald Trump to win. He notes her front-porch approach, limited memorable moments, weak enthusiasm among voters, and ongoing controversies over emails and the Clinton Foundation.
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How to Talk to Black People in Eight Easy Lessons
A column argues for a practical public service on engaging African American voters. It cites Trump Obama and Biden examples, urges politicians to listen learn and ask for support, and stresses respect, real understanding, and clear proposals as the path to earning votes.
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