Regents Pause Social Media Policy For State Universities
The Kansas Board of Regents agreed to form a review group with representatives from all state universities to examine a December policy granting heads power to fire faculty and staff for broadly defined improper social media use. Critics warn the policy could curb free speech and academic freedom. a withdrawal or delay until April is urged until the group comments.
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Ignorance and democracy in a rational voter world
George Will reviews Ilya Somin's Democracy and Political Ignorance arguing that voter rationality limits knowledge, but ignorance risks accountability. The book suggests reducing government complexity and reach to curb ignorance while strengthening judicial oversight and market solutions.
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Oil strike on W. W. Cockins land northeast of Elgin
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports a telegram announcing a two hundred barrel oil well struck on W. W. Cockins land, three miles northeast of Elgin Kansas. The field, known as the Chautauqua County pool, is a steady middle west producer, and the new strike could open thousands of acres. Cockins owns nearly a thousand surrounding acres, placing his land at the heart of the expanded field potential.
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Five factors shaping Obama legacy in his fifth year
Analyses in early 2014 highlight five pivotal elements of Barack Obama’s era in the White House. The economy shows gradual gains after the 2009 stimulus, though critics say jobs received less focus. The piece notes historic context and contrasts with past presidents’ challenges.
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Obama legacy hinges on health care and immigration battles
Carl P. Leubsdorf surveys Barack Obama’s record, arguing that health care reform stands as his top priority and test, with immigration reform stalled amid partisan clashes. He notes probes into security and IRS issues as minor distractions, and suggests future standing depends on handling major crises and big policy challenges through 2014.
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