Inside KU football brothers Branstetter and Rojas
KU placekicker Jacob Branstetter and holder Alonso Rojas describe their close bond off the field as well as on it. The article notes their 24 hour teamwork and the shared mentality of the special teams unit. Page 10 discusses local enrollment trends and career colleges.
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Moderate Republicans back Brownback in Kansas governor race
On the eve of early campaigning Kansas moderate Republicans shift support to U S Senator Sam Brownback as he runs for governor. The draft indicates Brownback solidifies backing from key GOP factions ahead of the campaign.
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Kansas University pharmacy school opens with bright labs
Dean Ken Audus highlights the new building on West Campus as students prepare to move from Malott Hall. He points to flat-screen televisions, video conferencing, redesigned lab space, and a design focus on natural light guiding the move this week.
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GaDuGi hires trauma counselor with state grant
GaDuGi in Lawrence adds Susan Miller as trauma counselor and group facilitator funded by a $41,000 Governor’s Grants Program award. Miller offers free one on one therapy and support groups for anyone affected by sexual assault, including friends and family, extending access to vetted, compassionate care. Kansas received $409,000 over two years from the U S Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women for sexual assault victims nationwide.
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Voters weigh priorities in November elections
Voters across the nation voice a wide range of issues as they head toward November ballots. The piece notes no clear consensus on what the election signifies, debating themes like change versus continuity, economic focus, and partisan reflections on Obama and Bush era policies at Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Copper thieves target business air conditioning units
Lawrence police report five similar copper wire thefts since July 30, all targeting A C units behind businesses in a strip mall. Brenda Wilch, owner of the Lawrence Jazzercise Center at 3115 W Sixth St, found two units dismantled and in pieces August 3. Police link summer heat, down economy, and salvage resale to the crimes. The landlord protected the units with cages after the incident.
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