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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2002
Page
4
An editorial questions the trend of American teenagers spending to relax with massages and eyebrow waxing, arguing the culture fuels inflated expectations and wasteful prom splurges. It notes past generations faced stress without such luxuries, urging self-reliance and resilience over counselor-led fixes and lavish expenditures.
Dolph Simons Sr born 1904 died 1989 led as publisher from 1944 to 1962 and served as editor from 1950 to 1979 shaping a long running newspaper legacy with deep community ties.
Washington scrutiny contrasts Al Gore stepping aside in 2004 with Trent Lott amid Thurmond remarks. The piece weighs party fatigue, past battles, and whether Lott can emulate Gore’s selfless move or face renewed criticism as he seeks Senate majority leader.
Washington commentary notes Trent Lott’s fourth apology for remarks about Strom Thurmond at the 100th birthday event. It argues his scriptlessness undercuts leadership, links to earlier gaffes, and questions party unity while noting reactions from Don Nickles and Democrats. It labels Lott a political mechanic with limited ideological ballast.
A reader defends the What Would Jesus Drive slogan arguing it raises a vital question about stewardship of Earth. The letter urges reducing pollution and opposing wars for fossil fuels and suggests considering walking or biking as modes of transport. The Journal-World notes its letters policy and submission requirements.
The Lawrence Daily World notes Gardatim University elects George C Foster again as general business manager after a single nomination. The basketball squad plans two holiday games, first against Newton UMB this Thursday, followed by William Jewell University on Friday.
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