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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2010
Page
1
A streets project on New York Street digs up history as original century old bricks are unearthed and reused. The plan covers three blocks and reveals the area’s brick paving past.
KU cornerback Calvin Rubles absorbed coaches input during film sessions which clarified lessons and boosted his play. Those sessions helped him climb to the top of the Jayhawks' depth chart at one cornerback spot.
India United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia face delays banning BlackBerry corporate mail as they grapple with encryption, a core Internet tech. The United States faced a similar arc in the 1990s, debating unreadable messages before embracing them for business use.
John Payne of Anaheim explains the crash at the California 200 off-road race in the Mojave Desert. Eight spectators were killed and 12 injured in the truck accident.
Traditions Night returns Tuesday withKU students gathering to celebrate the start of a new school year on Thursday as the campus prepares for activities and welcome events.
Thousands of new students arrive on Sunday as KU begins classes Thursday. Parents help unload items and share hugs and photos while students express excitement and nerves about dorm life and a new world as college students. Provost Jeffrey Vitter greeted students visiting several dorms.
Kansas Republicans show unity behind Senator Sam Brownback as Democrats target moderate Republicans and unaffiliated voters. Former moderates Kent Glasscock Lana Oleen praise Brownback's fiscal pillars and absence of social issue focus while Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger endorses his job growth and education agenda.
Tea party activists gathered at a remote border site southeast of Tucson with 400 supporters and more than a dozen speakers, urging Congress and President Obama to increase border security resources. Pam Gorman, a Republican candidate for Congress, carried a handgun as she spoke amid calls for 1,000 added Border Patrol and customs agents and expanded UAV use. A federal judge had delayed parts of Arizona's immigration law.
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