Cooperative ties grow between Haskell and KU presidents attend inauguration
A Friday inauguration for Haskell Indian Nations University president Karen Swisher drew attention to cooperative efforts with Kansas University. In the photo behind former Haskell presidents Bob Martin and Gerald Gipp sit KU Chancellor Robert Hemenway and Provost David Shulenberger. The piece notes joint student transfers, housing support, and jointly sponsored events as signs of closer ties between the two institutions and their shared goal of benefiting students and faculty.
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Haskell Indian Nations University
Karen Swisher
Haskell
Bob Martin
Gerald Gipp
Kansas University
Robert Hemenway
David Shhulenberger
The
State University
Federal University
Lawrence
Journal-World
Greenspan backs tax cuts over immediate debt relief
The Federal Reserve chair says surpluses should fund future debt reduction but tax cuts take precedence now if needed. President Bush seeks 1.6 billion in tax cuts over ten years, with Greenspan noting eventual debt reduction while avoiding immediate economic drag. Fort Worth Star-Telegram staff writer Bill Thompson comments on conservatives’ view that government should not take more than it needs and excess should be returned to taxpayers.
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Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve
America
George W. Bush
Greenspan
Fed
Bill Thompson
The
Fort Worth Star- Telegram
Will nominees repent reform as Ashcroft confirmation ends
Ellen Goodman reflects on the Senate confirmation of John Ashcroft and Gale Norton. The column weighs how nominees portrayed themselves as moderates, their past ties, and whether true change counts as repentance or a political pose amid a week of controversy.
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Boston
Bob Smith
Senate
John Ashcroft
New Hampshire
Missouri
Justice
Ashcroft
Gale Norton
Conservation of America
EPA
Washington
Maryland
Barbara Mikulski
Strom Thurmond
Connecticut
Chris Dodd
Dodd
Norton
Ellen Goodman
The
Boston Globe
Forum advocates nuclear and hydrogen for cleaner long term power
In a public letter Steve Johnson argues that fuel cells and hydrogen powered vehicles offer clean, domestic energy, while nuclear power remains sensible for large plants. He cites no deaths from U S radiation over 40 years and dismisses Three Mile Island as minor, urging politicians to back cleaner sources as fossil fuels fade.
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Stephen Miller
U.S
Three Mile Island
Chernobyl
Washington
Steve. Johnson
Ottawa
If Homer Were the Only White Man on TV
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that the Jorge controversy shows how fragile media representation is for Hispanics. He warns that focusing on one shallow portrayal distracts from broader inclusion, urging pressure on networks and advertisers to reflect real Hispanic presence beyond isolated characters.
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Homer Simpson
Homer
Jorge
Law & Order
Central Park
New York
Mirabal
Sanchez
Network
Jorges
NBC
Leonard Pitts Jr
The
Miami Herald
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Ann Gardner
al Bonner
Joe Lewis
Halph Simons
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New Ventures
Donna Wiley
Tom Hornbaker
Dallas Dolan
Ed Clambrone
James Watt
Bob Jones
Ronnie White
Iowa
Charles Grassley
Watc
Twopron
Secretary OF Interior
Ellen
Globe.com
Manuel Mirabal
National
Puerto Rican Coalition
Felix Sanchez
National Hispanic Foundation For the Arts
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Leonard Pitts
Leonardpitts
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