Brand calls for lower volume in college sports reform
President Myles Brand argues against turning college sports into professional leagues, urging reforms that keep education central. He supports optional professional tracks and minor leagues while cautioning that top talent may shift arms from classrooms to arenas, a stance echoed after Knight’s ouster and amid funding shifts.
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Indiana University
Brand
Bob Knight
Hoosier
National Press Club
Washington
Indiana
National Basketball Assn
Indiana U
Knight
Myles Brand
Dolph Simons Sr. obituary and career overview
Dolph Simons Sr born 1904 died 1989 was publisher from 1944 to 1962 and editor from 1950 to 1979 at Journal-World. He held USPS registration 306-520 and was a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press.
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Dolph Simons Sr
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Clinton didn't leave quietly WalkHincToN As Bill Clinton's farewell draws scrutiny
Philip Terzian surveys Clinton's final days, pardons, and post presidency generosity. He notes unusual departures from tradition, a high profile farewell by Air Force One, and gifts from friends and supporters including Marc Rich connections, while highlighting Clinton's self promotion and lingering cynicism about politics.
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Bill Clinton
NBC
Geraldo Rivera
Geraldo
Clinton
George W. Bush
Frank Sinatra
Washington
George Bush Sr
Ronald Reagan
Andrews Airforce Base
New York
Clinton” Clinton
William Borders
Florida
Alice Hastings
Hastings
Congress
al Gore
White House
Bill
Hillary Clinton
Clintons
Citibank
Chihuly
Lew Wasserman
Jack Nicholson
Sylvester Stallone
Walter Kaye
Kaye
Abraham Lincoln
Cooper Union
Monica Lewinsky
Philip Terzian
Providence Journal
Public Forum praises Lawrence greatness and casino debate
Lawrence resident Carol H. Graham lauds local achievements from Central Junior High to KU, Abe and Jake's, and Stan Herd. She argues the casino would boost local business and jobs, urging readers to consider the economic benefits over opposition, and notes Journal World letters policy.
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Lawrence
Central
White House
Ric Averill
Abe
Jake
Stan Herd
River City
Carol H. Graham
Kansas City
Topeka
Sallie Mae
Scott Henderson
Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Internet Twins Expose Private Adoption Shortcomings
Ellen Goodman argues private adoptions lack regulation as two Missouri babies dubbed Internet Twins move across borders. The twins, sold and resold for thousands, illustrate how unlicensed brokers and unregulated private matches blur lines between care and commerce, leaving children in state care amid cross nation custody battles.
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Washington
Heavensentchildren.com
LifeTime
Internet
Missouri
Yellow Pages
Tranda Wecker
Tina Johnson
Johnson
California
Tranda
Arkarasas
Social Services
Wales
London
Solomon.net
Adam Porlman
The
Boston Globe
Adoption Nation
Britain
British Social Service
Birmingham
Ellen Goodman
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Dolph ¢. Simons Jr
Ralph Gage
Richard Brath
Bill Snead
Edistor
John Taylor
Anni Gardner
al Bonner
Joe Lewis
Dolph Simons
Operaitions
Dan Simons
New Veintures
Oona Wiley
Personne
Tom Hornbaker
Dales Dolan
Ed Clambrane
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire
Douglas County
Kansas
U.S
Lawrence, Kan
Roger Clinton
Webster Hubbell
Susan McDougal
Jim Guy
Agt
Ellengoodman
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