Irene Hammers East Coast As Storm Lashes New York Area
Hurricane Irene, a weakened but dangerous storm, drenched the East Coast with heavy rain and wind. It shut down New York City, threatened coastal areas from North Carolina to New York Harbor, and left about 1.9 million customers without power. At least eight deaths were reported as forecasters warned of flooding and rising storm surges.
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Inside KU defensive line shows improvement and speed
Kansas University coaches praise a lighter and faster defensive line as a position of strength. Though few linemen weigh over 300 pounds, the unit is described as athletic and strong, indicating progress on Page 1B.
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KU Medical Center plans reorganization to boost outreach
David Cook of Kansas University Medical Center says a strategic planning reorganization will highlight the center’s work and aim to raise funding, enhance teaching, and expand statewide outreach. The plan seeks to showcase KUMC’s activities without boasting.
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Kansas University Medical Center
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Coming Monday Coming Monday So what happens when college students live at home
A reflective look at college students returning to or staying with families during breaks, exploring how home life, independence, and academics intersect. The piece weighs expectations against reality, highlighting routines, conflicts, and support systems that shape student experiences.
Kansas AD Zenger previews new era for KU athletics
Kansas University athletic director Sheahon Zenger will address the student-athlete population with a message aimed at reshaping KU athletics. He describes a blend of throwback values and visionary, Kansan principles emphasizing substance over image and accountability, in the wake of a ticket scandal and staff shakeup.
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One Killed In Vehicle Wreck At Riverfront Park
One person died when a yellow Jeep Wrangler overturned near the Riverfront Park entrance at North 1800 Road in North Lawrence. Police placed the incident between midnight and 6 a.m. and investigators worked to determine the vehicle dynamics and identify the deceased.
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KPERS Study Commission Plans Public Hearings Outside Topeka
The KPERS Study Commission will hold six public hearings beyond Topeka to gather input on long term pension finances. Co-chairs say hearings will help weigh proposed changes despite state financial constraints as lawmakers prepare recommendations by January.
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