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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2003
Page
8
Editorial lauds the ongoing spring display in Lawrence with bright forsythia redbud and Bradford pears, noting nature’s constants amid recent turmoil. It urges readers to enjoy the season outdoors despite lingering chill, promising showers may sustain the upcoming Kansas summer.
Dolph Simons Sr, prominent Kansas newspaper figure, served as Journal-World publisher from 1944 to 1962 and editor from 1950 to 1979. His long tenure shaped the Lawrence publication, reflecting its AP and ABC affiliations and its status as a USPS periodical.
Jim Hoagland argues that victory in Iraq marks regime change but not an end to conflict. America must temper power, build a light, democratic process, and ensure Sunnis, Shiites, and Kurds share governance under a loose federal system. Global peace hinges on restrained use of force and enduring commitments.
A KU reader applauds Dennis Dailey for teaching explicit yet affirming sexuality in everyday life. The writer notes personal notes from the course exist, urges broader and even required availability, and defends academic freedom from legislative intrusion. Also mentions Lawrence Chamber Orchestra spring concert at Lawrence Free Church at 2 p.m. Sunday.
Conductor Zuo huang Chen, H O P E Award winner, leads KU Symphony alumni and Lawrence High School soloists in a Haydn program. David Vining premieres Krebs concerto, Ozzie Backus and Anne Kettle perform Bottesini and Strauss concertos. Tickets at the door. George and Carol Worth.
Kala Stroup KU dean of women will depart to become chief academic administrator at Emporia State University. She begins as vice president for academic affairs at ESU on January 4. The Lawrence school boardbacked boundary change talks and high school parking plan with district funding. Public hearings on Schwegler and Broken Arrow boundaries planned, plus diagonal parking at the high school. City and police union contract talks to focus on salaries and benefits. Lawrence growth plans attract 147 applicants for coordinating roles. Light rainfall ends drought fears, with more moisture hoped. YEAR. AGO from 1903 notes Carnegie Library progress and debt pay insistence.
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