City to consider naming rights for parks and facilities
Lawrence officials mull a sponsorship policy to name city parks, recreation centers, pools, and a golf course. City Manager Tom Markus says sponsorships could fund upkeep like playgrounds, exercise equipment, and gym floors, ensuring facilities stay current and attractive.
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Naismith Hall Promises Luxurious Living in 1960s
Sara Shepherd notes Naismith Hall opened in 1966 as luxurious student housing. An advertisement claimed space efficient design for study living and recreation with privacy. A room plus three meals cost 547.50 per semester, higher than KU residence halls, in 1966 coverage. Naismith is a 504 bed, 10 story tower at 1800 Naismith Drive, privately owned.
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Public and private high schools clash on sports classifications
Kansas coaches and athletics directors from medium sized schools urge reforms as state championship trophies repeatedly go to wealthy private institutions. They cite scholarships and larger talent pools near metropolitan areas, naming Bishop Miege as a frequent example while Paola High School officials push to change classifications.
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Jim Hines
Paola High School
Miami County
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