Opposition grows to Kline plan on teen sex abuse
Lawrence readers debate Phill Kline's bid to broaden teen sex abuse definitions. Nora Foulston supports including fondling. Allan Josephson questions reliance on professionals over youth. A columnist urges government stay out as teens and families wrestle with privacy, health access, and schooling needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick County Dist
Nora Foulston
Kline
Allan Josephson
SRS
Juvenile Justice
Family Court
Mr. Kline
Phill Kline
Kansas
Baroque by Candlelight thrills Lawrence concertgoers
Lawrence Chamber Orchestra delivered a candlelit Baroque program at Trinity Episcopal Church. Directed by cellist Steven Elisha the 17 member ensemble balanced Boyce Symphony in B flat major Boccherini Cello Concerto and Handel Water Music Suite No 1 with occasional intonation hiccups and strong oboe cello and bass playing. Elisha conducted and soloed with dramatic restraint as desserts and wine followed the performance. The piece concludes a growing local tradition with an upcoming Mozart Shostakovich spring concert in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Chamber Orchestra
Trinity Episcopal Church
Steven Elisha
William Boyce
Boyce
George Frideric Handel
Luigi Boccherini
Boccherini
Elisha
Handel
Valentine's Day Plans From Free State Students
Yasha Sangam plans to hand out valentines and bake a cake. Jamar Reese hopes to gift a random girl at school and attend a basketball game if no plans arise. Other students share plans to dine out, see a movie, or spend time with a girlfriend, with one aiming to give roses for each month together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yasha Sangam
Free State High School
Jamar Reese
Design
Kansas University
Kingsbury
Valentine gifts mix treats and handmade flair for lovers
The piece notes sentimental gifts like fresh chocolate dipped strawberries at Russell Stover Candies and handmade jewelry from Jewelry by Julie as popular Valentine options. It mentions affordable jewelry pieces, a no-bake cherry pie recipe, and tips for fast gifts and e cards, urging thoughtfulness over timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Morgan
Russell Stover Candies
W. 23Rd St
Morgan
Baltimore Sun
Julie Rothman
Workout rap in my head and a plea to forget Jeezy
City editor Joel Mathis recounts a decade long memory of a haunting workout track and his renewed struggle with rap music in the exercise room. He asks readers how to erase Young Jeezy from his thoughts and resumes with a casual note on music choice and fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Eyed Peas
Auditions Set for The Miracle Worker at Lawrence Theatre
Lawrence Community Theatre announces auditions Sunday and Monday for The Miracle Worker by William Gibson. Youths under 16 audition 6 to 7 pm, 16 and older 7 to 8 pm. Directed by Piet Knetsch the show runs April 7 to 23 with four women, four men and 3 to 6 youths, Helen Keller likely cast as a child age 10 or older. Scripts available at theater office 1501 N.H. A $10 deposit is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Community Theatre
William Gibson
Annie Sullivan
Helen Keller
Piet Knetsch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marissa
Wes Crenshaw
Family Therapy Institute Midwest
Marissa Ballard
Lawrence High School
Ljworld.com
Review
Sarah Young
Robert Riley
Miriam Torkzadeh
FSHS
DeRon Jackson
Hannah Hutchison
Tarah Schmidt
Bryant Peterson
Daniel Bergman
FFHS
Mana
Julie
Ninth St
Julie Kings
Bury
Michelle Berache
Led Zeppelin
Joel Mathis
Miracle Worker
We DE Capote
Hollywood
Southwind
Iowa
Fandango.com
THE
Punk Panther
Srokeback Mountain
Aakapous
Mowmas House
Dale
GLORY
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!