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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2010
Page
1
Oklahoma defeats Nebraska 23-20 at Cowboys Stadium Arlington to claim Big 12 football title. Film star Angelina Jolie discusses balancing acting and motherhood in an exclusive interview.
A Dallas barista, Adam Gaynier, 24, voices a view that tangible economic improvements matter most to everyday Americans. The Associated Press surveyed people nationwide for ideas to fix the economy, focusing on real changes like groceries and fuel costs.
The notice offers tips for a greener holiday season to reduce environmental impact from wrapping paper and holiday debris. It cites LJWorld social media channels for more ideas and guidance.
At Lawrence Municipal Airport a $45 million Citation business jet sits on the apron as KU faces UCLA. Media from Lawrence and Kansas City converge near the terminal with speculation that the Tulsa athletic director candidate may join KU. A plane from Tulsa lands, doors open, and a TV crew captures the arrival amid the game day atmosphere.
Lawrence school board members back a statewide effort to craft appropriate penalties for teen sexting. They argue teens deserve consequences without a lifetime stigma, amid state penalties of prison, fines, and sex offender registration. The plan, pushed by the Kansas Association of School Boards, seeks legislative action during the January session.
Kansas Board of Regents weighs stricter entry rules to raise college readiness. Proposed requirements would require a pre college curriculum or Kansas Scholars program with at least a 2.0 GPA, plus ACT 21 or higher or SAT 980 or higher or top third class rank. Universities may seek further tightening after approval. Decisions to be reviewed at two meetings starting December 16 and January.
Retired FBI agent Mark Bouton discusses his book How to Spot Lies Like the FBI at a Lawrence Public Library event. He recalls an investigative incident in 1995 involving a Ryder truck and a motel clerk. Judge Gillath notes rising lies amid economic stress, with a 91 percent daily-lying figure cited in Bouton’s study.
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