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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2010
Page
5
Editorial discusses KU student drinking patterns with less on campus but more off campus, noting Lawrence may tolerate underage drinking more than other communities. It weighs Breathalyzer use at high school Project Graduation, enforcement challenges from fake IDs, and calls for community action by parents students and law enforcement to curb problem drinking.
The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum under 250 words. Submissions should address public interest and avoid libelous language or name calling. The paper may edit letters without altering viewpoints and requires the author to provide name address and telephone number.
Barack Obama faces the classic presidency dilemma as he weighs two wars, terrorism, economic overhaul, immigration, and Iran. The piece contrasts past leaders, notes his youth and ambition, and argues that clear priorities and restrained fighting on nonessential issues are crucial for effective governance. David Shribman notes that choosing what to pursue reflects temperament and defines a presidency.
From the Lawrence Daily World January 18, 1910. Eagles feed along the Kaw River dam and bridge attracting observers. A Presbyterian Brotherhood meeting decides to advertise Sunday services as a new approach to drawing attendees, urging action to retain Olin Bell and his Bell Bros. business in town.
A Lawrence reader questions the district's priorities after a Kansas University women's basketball game on a school day. He notes lost instructional time, high costs, and near 174 of 175 attendance days for upper elementary grades, urging clearer alignment of school activities with academic goals.
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