Elite effort prompts IB program questions for Lawrence schools
An editorial questions why Lawrence schools have not explored joining the International Baccalaureate program, noting Hutchinson High School's plan to join the IB and detailing program requirements and global reach. The piece contrasts local openness to elitism with the benefits seen in other Kansas districts and asks for consideration by Lawrence High, Free State, and district officials.
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Geneva
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Kansas
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Wichita East
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Lawrence
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Journal-World
Hutchinson
Retirement of Charles M Schwab noted by 1902 Journal
The Lawrence Journal comments on Aug 19 1902 that the retirement of Charles M Schwab from active business life and his collapse within the great steel trust underscores the excessive strain in modern enterprise. It suggests future changes to reduce pressure on single leaders as large organizations expand.
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Watkins Community Museum
Bush winds fuel South Asia brinkmanship conflict
Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland analyzes how Bush era anti terror aims intertwine with India Pakistan tensions. Musharraf risks power with brinkmanship while India insists on strong response to Kashmir threats as U S diplomacy falters.
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Jim Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group
White as a troublesome term in American history
Leonard Pitts Jr argues that white is a historically constructed identity tied to privilege. He notes ethnic groups assimilated to “white” to gain access, while Black Americans remained excluded. He urges recognizing the enduring weight of the word and its impact on American society and race discourse.
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America
Los Angeles Times
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Leonard Pitts Jr
The
Miami Herald
Public Forum on Red Light Violations in Lawrence
A reader urges city officials to reallocate funds from traffic studies to increase intersection patrols. The letter cites red light runners as a top hazard and argues enforcement would improve flow and safety at crossings. Signed M. Lindeman of Lawrence.
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M. Lindeman
Kansan No Call Act Mirrors Federal TCPA Shortcomings
Rob Dewhirst argues that Kansas No Call Act fails to add protections beyond the federal TCPA. He notes the law copies federal provisions, keeps loopholes such as prior business relationship, and offers limited annual mis take immunity for telemarketers. Consumers should record do not call requests and safeguard their numbers.
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