KU Tickets Too Priced For Fixed Income Fans
PublicForum reader Brian Angevine of Lawrence vents at rising costs for Kansas athletics tickets. He recalls paying 220 last year for football seats in row 44 and facing a 100 increase this year with new seating zones. He notes basketball general admission is no longer affordable and criticizes expensive premium access brochures. He urges consideration for longtime, fixed income fans.
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Old Hometown in 1873 from the Daily Kansas Tribune
The Kaw river rises, ice breaks east of the bridge while west side ice remains solid. Street repairs urged on Warren Ninth Street where the north sidewalk is sunken and muddy. State University joint committee visits, praises architecture and expense use. Local notes mention Valentine’s Day, District Court in session, rising road traffic, seventee n freight cars, and high water at Wakarusa making fords dangerous at Rockford.
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Court's Originalism and the Gun Rights Debate
Ruth Marcus argues Bruen ties modern gun regulation to colonial era statutes, rendering many sensible laws unconstitutional. Rahimi case shows Fifth Circuit expanding gun access for domestic abusers, raising safety concerns and testing courts on historical analogues.
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Democrats owe Omar a quiet thank you for committee move
Froma Harrop argues Republicans’ ouster of Rep Ilhan Omar from the Foreign Affairs Committee exposes her flaws, while Democrats should acknowledge the risks and complexities. The piece notes Omar’s background as a Somali refugee, her criticisms of U S policy, and the political dynamics around her tenure and national discourse.
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