Kansas Biosciences Authority under scrutiny amid funding cuts
Editorial weighs the Kansas Biosciences Authority amid major funding declines since 2004. KU and K State leaders warn reduced KBA support could hurt cancer center, NBAF efforts, and ability to recruit top professors as state funding and the agency’s market based strategy shift.
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Kansas Biosciences Authority
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Bernadette Gray-Little
Kansas State University
Kirk Schulz
KBA
Kansas State
K-State
Gray- Little
Schulz
Cancer Center
NBAF
Tom Thornton
Sam Brownback
Kansas
Dale Rodman
Brownback
Rodman
Texas
Will 2014 Bring a Real Economic Recovery?
Washington Post columnist Robert J. Samuelson questions if 2014 will deliver a genuine recovery after years of tepid growth. He cites improving job gains, lower household debt, rising wealth, a still-ongoing housing upturn, and cash-rich corporations as reasons for optimism, while warning that consumer and business sentiment could dampen the rebound.
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Washington
Howard Silverblatt
Standard & Poor’s
General Motors
U.S
Boeing
Joseph Carson
AllianceBernstein
Carson
University of Michigan
Moody’s Analytics
Economic Policy Institute
America
Homelessness from the inside in a California desert town
Les Gapay, a Rancho Mirage freelance writer, reflects on homelessness from his years living in a pickup, detailing winter deserts, shelter gaps, and helping acts while noting how affluent areas resist services. He cites experiences with churches, charities, and a pope urging a church for the poor.
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Montana
Wal-Mart
Miles City
Palm Springs
Palm Desert
Francis
Catholic Charities
Rancho Mirage
Desert
India
Jesus
Lazarus
Hell
Heaven
Abraham
Les Gapay
Calif
Los Angeles Times
Football Profits at Kansas Rise in 1913 Season
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports University of Kansas football netted about 10000 dollars in three months, with profits larger than last year though athletics overall show losses in other sports. Plans discussed for a municipal hospital, 9 pm city store closings on Saturdays, and Sunday closing ordinance.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
University of Kansas
W. O. Hamilton
Men's Brotherhood
First Christian Church
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Suzanne Schlicht
Scott Stanford
Robert J. Samuelson
Washington Post Writers Group
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