KU Celebrates Rhodes Scholar And Top Ranked Jayhawks
KU marks a weekend of achievement with Pam McElwee earning a Rhodes Scholarship, joining 21 previous KU recipients, while the Jayhawk basketball team climbs to No. 2 nationally and football plans Hawaii’s Aloha Bowl trip, underscoring the university’s balance of academics and athletics.
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Kansas Legislature Urged to Act Fast on Fiscal Crisis
Gov. John Carlin called for an immediate special session starting Jan 10 to tackle Kansas fiscal problems, warning delays could worsen the year’s outlook. Other items include the Lawrence Warm Hearts drive nearing $2,800 of a $25,000 goal, KU endowed professorship by Franklin Murphy, Morris Kay to head EPA in Kansas City, and local traffic and protest activity at KU amid Indochina debates.
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Lucky Americans and the Balkan Echoes of Multiculturalism
The author argues multiculturalism can deepen divisions rather than unify, drawing a link between Balkan separateness and American identity. He reflects on how immigrant backgrounds shaped a shared national identity and warns that “multi” as separation could echo Yugoslav conflicts if carried to extremes. He urges learning from history to avoid a fragile, divided America.
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Food labels shed light yet cast fear on eating
A reader welcomes government approved clear food labels as a boon to literacy and shopping. The piece contrasts famine abroad with obesity fears at home, noting labels reveal both good news and warning messages about fat and cholesterol, changing eating from pleasure to health caution.
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Letters to the editor stir civic priorities and culture
Readers critique city officials for funding art over social needs and challenge movie ratings and community history. Citizens cite concrete proposals, local books, and a sixth grader’s view on film content while urging a social conscience and diverse representation.
Cyclist thanks helpers after Indiana Street bicycle collision
William Sharp thanks several passersby who stopped to assist after a bicycle dog collision on Indiana Street Thursday afternoon. He expresses appreciation for the concern and help. Address: 2039 Barker Ave.
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