Jayhawks ride balanced attack in 7-5 win over Oklahoma State
Kansas baseball, led by starter Thomas Taylor, racked up 12 hits in a 7-5 victory over Oklahoma State. Coach Rich Price hailed the performance as possibly the best all year, praising the team’s all-around play and execution.
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LHS Names New Assistant Principal and Athletics Director
Lawrence High School announces Bill DeWitt, currently principal at Thomas More Prep Marion in Hays, as the new assistant principal and athletics director. The move places DeWitt in charge of administrative duties and school sports leadership at LHS.
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Sheep for Paris green spaces gains praise
Marcel Collet, Paris farm director, argues that animal lawnmowers, specifically sheep, offer ecological benefits as they require no gasoline and cost half as much as machines. He calls them cute while noting their role in maintaining Paris's green areas.
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KU Plan Rebuilds Jayhawk Boulevard With Bike Lane
Over four summers Kansas University will reconstruct Jayhawk Boulevard along its main campus street. The project aims to restore a historic tree canopy and add a center bicycle lane, alongside smoother pavement and sidewalks.
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Higher ed bill left on table
Kansas House backed off a 4 percent, or 30 million, cut to higher education, shifting funds from the highway program to study effects of transfers. Senate chair Ty Masterson supported easing the cut but later paused to evaluate impacts. Negotiations edge toward maintaining current funding levels as lawmakers pause for a month.
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Insurance and evaluations drive Lawrence teacher talks
Law rence school district negotiators and the Lawrence Education Association will meet next week to discuss health insurance costs and new evaluation methods while funding from the Kansas Legislature and Gov Brownback’s budget shape the potential for a pay raise. Board member Randy Masten warns funding levels may limit gains as negotiations proceed for the upcoming school year.
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