World renowned EU architecture professor dies at 75
Wojciech Lesnikowski, a Polish-born architecture professor at Kansas University, died of cancer on April 17 at age 75. Known for fearless ingenuity and global influence, he mentored students and shaped major international projects across Europe and the United States. Colleagues recall a larger-than-life intellect and a beloved teacher.
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Officials praise bonds for Kansas health education building
Kansas state leaders and higher education officials welcomed a $25 million bonds package to support a $75 million health education building. Gov. Sam Brownback said the facility will increase doctors trained in Kansas and address a critical need. Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer, a physician, echoed the sentiment.
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Burglary in Progress Reported on Villa Woods Court
Lawrence police responded to a 4 a.m. burglary in the 1800 block of Villa Woods Court after a resident woke to a man in his bedroom holding a flashlight and a hatchet. The intruder fled. nothing reported missing. Officers described the suspect as a white man about 20, average height and weight, and ongoing investigation continues.
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