Lulu’s Bakery returns to Valentine’s Day opening in Eudora
Eudora baker Lulu’s Bakery plans a Valentine’s Day reopening at 1004 Locust St after a relocation from 826 Main St. Owner Austin awaits final state inspection before a hoped for today opening. Hours remain Saturdays 8 am to noon with pastries including cinnamon rolls croissants bagels breads and gluten free options in development.
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Austin
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Eudora
Lulu’s Bakery
Locust St
Steve Austin
Lawrence district plans universal student tech access
District officials say funds are budgeted to provide laptops and portable Wi Fi hotspots to every student who needs them starting next school year. Rochelle Valverde notes the plan follows years of expanding digital texts and resources with a commitment that no student in a class with a digital textbook will lack access.
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Lawrence
KU Libraries to host online comfort women document
A wartime report on the comfort women, stored in a KU professor’s safety deposit box for years, is now viewable online. The document ties KU to a heated wartime humanitarian issue in Japan and is featured in the online page 5A Heard on the Hill segment.
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Kansas University
Japan
KU Leaders Seek Better Ties With State Lawmakers In Topeka
KU Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little addressed faculty and administrators about funding tensions over a $350 million bond for a campus project. The clash exposed long standing mistrust between KU officials and state legislators who favor other state universities. A new branding campaign will keep the Jayhawk logo but aims to improve KU’s public story and relations.
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Lawrence
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KU story struggles with state lawmakers and leadership
The commentary notes a long standing gap between the University of Kansas and state leaders. It highlights past mutual respect, funding battles, and poor efforts by KU spokespeople in Topeka. It cites provosts Lariviere and Vitter as unpopular, critiques current leadership under Gray-Little, and calls for real attitude changes to win support and boost KU’s status.
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Topeka
Richard Lariviere
Jeff Vitter
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