Kansas State’s Wefald era built a powerhouse leadership team
Jon Wefald became president of Kansas State University in 1986 and assembled an inner circle including Bob Krause, Jim Coffman, and Bill Snyder. Krause, as a tireless fundraiser and lobbyist, helped transform KSU from a struggling land grant to a vibrant university. Coffman and Snyder complemented the effort with provost leadership and top coaching.
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Congressional GOP turns to dark side in budget stalemate
The piece portrays Republicans as the supposed good side in the budget dispute failing to resist Democratic pressure. It uses Star Wars metaphors to frame the struggle and notes the majority’s surrender as the dark side gains victory in the latest budget event.
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Republicans lose ground as omnibus bill fuels GOP backlash
Cal Thomas argues the 1.1 trillion omnibus, praised by Obama, exposes GOP capitulation and mislead leadership. He cites Reid and Schumer boasts, Limbaugh criticism, and fears of a future Democratic majority, warning Republicans drift toward the failed Whig path.
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Public forum replies challenge Kevin Groenhagen on misinfo
Readers defend Bernie Sanders supporters against straw man charges. They cite issues such as racial justice immigrant rights public education minimum wage economic inequality and corporate power while arguing that societal democratization rather than Marxist theory drives reform. They call for nonviolent aid to the Middle East focusing on humanitarian needs rather than furthermilitary violence.
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Questionable partnership with Fritzel for Rock Chalk Park
John Graham questions KU and KU Endowment Association partnering with Thomas Fritzel for Rock Chalk Park and an indoor tennis facility. He critiques campus donors and fundraising impact, urging scrutiny of partner choices and future gifts. He notes Journal-World policy on letters.
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Peace on Earth and War: A Cautious View on ISIS Action
The author contrasts a peaceful ideal with the urge for decisive action against ISIS. While acknowledging brutality and threat, they argue for restraint and careful air strikes alongside regional ground support, weighing caution against swift military as well as political outcomes.
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More drastic treatment urged for Lawrence lawbreakers
In 1915 Lawrence city officials discussed tougher tactics to curb crime and disorder. Proposals included a larger police force and a city rock pile where offenders would work at city expense. The Titanic restaurant on New Jersey Street faced action for noise and disturbances amid a spy culture in the East Bottoms. Neighbors feared retaliation and was unwilling to testify.
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