Lawrence board pledges long road to school equity
Editorial notes serious racial equity issues in the Lawrence district. While officials and trustees are earnest, meaningful change will be slow and require ongoing data review, transparency, and involvement from students, parents, and the wider community to address disparities in gifted placement, suspensions, and staff diversity.
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Bannon's Populist Revolution and its Global Echoes
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius outlines Stephen Bannon as the driving intellectual behind the Trump agenda. The piece traces his rise from Richmond to Harvard Business School and Breitbart, detailing his anti establishment strategy, global tea party rhetoric, and the backlash sparked by the travel ban.
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Wind topples Grace Stotts injuring University student at campus
Grace Stotts, a University of Kansas senior, was blown down near the campus bulletin board yesterday morning and sustained a broken elbow. She was treated at her rooming house at 1201 Kentucky Street by University physician Dr. John Sundwall. A notorious bad-check swindle operated in Lawrence last week, with $91.50 in goods and $54.50 cash taken from Innes, Ober, Weaver, and Kennedy & Ernst stores, later uncovered by returned checks from an insurance company in New York.
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Public Forum lauds Lawrence incentive policy revision
Robert G Harrington commends the Lawrence City Commission for the Jan 15 effective Revised Economic Development Policy. He notes clearer incentive requirements and greater developer accountability, calling the change a good step for taxpayers and prospective developers while urging ongoing monitoring.
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