Ranking hurt KU Law as dean steps down
Editorial notes KU Law's U S News ranking drop from 63 to 100 sparks concern about reputation. It urges quick investigation into causes, defense of academic excellence, and continued growth across KU Lawrence campus and Kansas City medical school for the state’s benefit.
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Letters Policy Requires Name and Contact for Submissions
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Posner critiques the 9-11 commission and reform plan
Richard A. Posner argues the overhauled intelligence system is flawed from the start. He says the 9-11 Commission and media pushed hasty reform, conflated investigation with policy, and risks civil liberties in centralizing intelligence. The book urges a broader look at defense, funding, and accountability.
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Don Pierce Memorial Press Box Dedication at KU
The 1965 Kansas Relays marked the dedication of the Don Pierce Memorial Press Box in Memorial Stadium at the University of Kansas, honoring a beloved publicist killed in an auto accident on December 31, 1964. Lawrence Daily World notes from April 18, 1905 recount Judge R F Hayden of Topeka with 25 juvenile court cases and comments on local legal reforms and industry.
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Sunlit moments in black culture and the cost of images
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on how Spike Lee's Bamboozled exposes a century of harmful black stereotypes while contrasting it with a recent hip hop ceasefire. He questions whether contemporary black entertainers honor past sacrifices and urges continued urgency in addressing representation and responsibility.
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