Snyder insight on college athletics and salaries at KSU
Editorial voices Bill Snyder and Jon Wefald critique runaway salaries in Division I football and basketball. The piece notes the need to refocus on education over money, praising Snyder for speaking out while urging other coaches and administrators to push for meaningful change.
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Annual Clinton Lake cleanup draws volunteers in cold weather
In Clinton Lake, about 100 hardy volunteers joined the fifth annual cleanup amid 40 degree winds. Lawrence school board meetings at Riverside and Grant Schools address declining enrollment and potential solutions such as busing or closures.
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Paranoia in politics echoed in Missouri gun debate
St. Louis Post-Dispatch columnist Kevin Horrigan riffs on Hofstadter’s paranoid style, likening fringe gun lobby fears to a conspiracy fantasy. He imagines outlandish scenarios with helicopters, UN agendas, and Sharia law, critiquing partisan distortions amid Missouri politics.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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U.S. must do more to fight radical Islam
The piece argues that despite creating DHS and TSA after the Boston attack, the United States failed to stop the bombers Tamerlan Tsarnaev and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. It cites The Washington Post noting 1,271 government entities and 1,931 private firms work on counterterrorism in about 10,000 locations, involving about 854000 people.
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Cal Thomas urges tougher limits on radical influence in America
Cal Thomas argues in strong terms that top secret security efforts fail unless domestic policy restricts radical Islam and Islamic institutions. He urges tougher entry controls, sleeper cell dismantling, and aggressive action against mosques and schools promoting hatred, asserting the need to fight threats at home as well as abroad.
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