KU Studio 804 Builds The Forum At Marvin Hall
KU architecture students advance the $2 million Forum extension to Marvin Hall on campus. The project replaces the older space with a new lecture hall and commons as Studio 804 guides students through design to construction despite weather and permitting delays.
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Chamber pledges near 700000 for three year drive
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce officials confirmed Friday they have gathered nearly 700000 in pledges from individuals and businesses as part of a three year capital campaign to boost local economic development. Critics urge more detail on spending of that money and about 400000 a year in taxpayer funds. City commissioner Bob Schumm notes public questions about funding. Chamber officials said Schumm, please see CHAMBER page 2A.
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Foundation professor joins KU on race and class
Kansas University’s Foundation Professor program aims to foster cross discipline collaboration to generate innovative research. The first appointment comes from the American Studies department, blending history and literature with sociology and philosophy to explore American identity through scholar David Roediger.
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Attorney General Schmidt moves to dismiss part of school finance suit
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt files a motion to dismiss portions of the school finance lawsuit. The filing requests dropping specific claims while preserving core constitutional challenges. Case details surface on page 3A with potential impacts for districts and state funding.
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