Flowers Dragons and Pine Trees Opens at KU Spencer
Editorial lauds the Spencer Museum of Art grand opening for the Flowers Dragons and Pine Trees show at the Kansas University museum. Textiles from Persian velvets to Kashmir shawls and 15th to 20th century furnishings are praised, with Hardy’s leadership and energy highlighted as a sign of bright days ahead for the university community.
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Ethics reform in Congress needs genuine reformers
The Chillicothe Gazette argues that those who influence ethics rules are also the ones needing reform. It notes homebound lawmakers from Kansas stay connected with constituents while distant colleagues push easier changes. Reform efforts favor the powerful, not the public, creating a foxes in a hen house dynamic.
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Paving to Enable City Autos and Gas Wins For Lawrence
The Lawrence Daily World notes upcoming paving will let motorists navigate in all weather and assist rural residents delivering goods to the city. It also reports three university track team members were disqualified by the athletic board for study-related reasons and that milder weather has increased local use of natural gas.
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State of the Union tone and Hamas debate
George Will critiques the State of the Union as a ritual of proposals and praise while highlighting the Hamas election shock, U S diplomacy limits, Haiti chaos reports, and bipartisan calls for broad reforms. He notes Barack Obama and Jimmy Carter remarks and Congressional pledges on broadband, framing a need for adult, measured debate.
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Hamas victory exposes Western denial over militant aims
Cal Thomas argues that Hamas's win in Palestinian elections exposes long-standing Western denial of militant aims and the need to reassess relations with Palestinian factions. He cites Hamas charters, calls for Israel's destruction, and public statements by leaders to claim broad negotiations would be impossible while Hamas remains uncompromising.
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