Vaccine hesitancy seen as unintended blessing says Graham
Dr Barney Graham a key researcher who helped develop COVID-19 vaccines notes some fear they were rushed. He believes that worry reflects a fortunate outcome in a world with rapid scientific progress.
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Barney Graham
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University of Kansas
Kansas lawmakers approve redistricting plan for Legislature and boards
The Kansas Senate approved a redistricting bill 29 to 0 after the House backed it 83 to 40. The measure groups districts for the Legislature and the State Board of Education, aiming to preserve Republican supermajorities and potentially shift the board to the right.
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Lawrence Faces Redistricting Split With Western Kansas Seat
Lawrence residents confront a paradox as the city would join the western Kansas 1st district under redistricting. Lawmakers approved new Kansas House and Senate maps with margins strong enough to survive a veto, signaling near completion of the process.
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Laura Kelly
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Free State student wins Princeton Prize in Race Relations
Lawrence junior Soledad Edison of Free State High School has won the Princeton Prize in Race Relations for the Kansas City region 2022. Edison, acting president of Free State Equity Council, described the honor as overjoying after leading anti racism reading group discussions and ongoing peer conversations about equity and inclusive gender identities.
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