Editorials Challenges ahead
Editorial urges Lawrence to confront 2015 with renewal and cooperation. Calls for economic development, education funding, and open dialogue among residents and government. Warns of global and domestic intolerance while stressing unity, compromise, and personal commitment to community.
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Ruling against CONs signals shift away from crony capitalism
George Will notes a Kentucky district court’s 2012 decision striking down a certificate of necessity for movers, arguing the ruling challenges entrenched rent seeking and invites a return to stricter constitutional scrutiny of economic regulations. The piece traces history from 1932 to present, linking CONs to taxi cartels and ride sharing, urging renewed judicial vigilance in market regulation.
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A High School Senior Ponders College Romance
Haskell Flender of Los Angeles writes of a college admission courtship, describing an applicant deferred after early action and the temptation of other schools. The piece follows a hopeful student weighing rival programs while imagining a future in which the chosen college becomes his long-term partner.
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