Indelible Impressions By Andy Hyland
A Lawrence couple, Adam and Karen Buhler, KU students, escaped the Haiti earthquake and returned to Kansas City, After spending days in Florida they flew home, reflecting on the disaster and their work aiding a school for children with special needs in Jacmel.
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Vigilante call as Haiti’s Cite Soleil reels from quake chaos
In Haiti’s Cite Soleil slum, police urge residents to form vigilante groups amid a breakdown of order after a devastating earthquake that has killed an estimated 200000. Gang leaders regain control as prisoners escape, triggering fresh fears of violence as authorities struggle to provide relief.
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Regents may ban tobacco sales on campuses
Kansas Board of Regents weighs an on campus ban on cigarettes and tobacco products at state universities. KU and Kansas State currently allow sales. Regents consider policy after a memo notes no existing rule. A March recommendation from the State University Council of Presidents could guide action amid a statewide indoor smoking ban push.
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Marriage shifts economic gains toward men says Pew
A Pew Research Center analysis of census data finds men now gain more financially from marriage than women did in 1970. The report covers Americans aged 30 to 44 and notes rising education and earnings among women, with more wives educated and employed than husbands.
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Lawrence Parents Fear Citywide School Closures
Lawrence residents worry that school closures scheduled for Wednesday will affect every neighborhood, raising concerns about access to education, transportation, and community impact across the city.
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