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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2005
Page
5
The Journal-World uses Quran preferring the AP standard while PBS CNN and others spell Koran. AP Style guides journalistic usage, noting Quran as preferred. Newspapers largely follow AP conventions, aligning with Quran in modern style.
A public notice directs listeners to call 832-7297 to ask questions for Sound Off. The instruction explains that callers will hear a recording inviting them to leave their question. The text provides no other context or details.
Residents share speeding habits at Borders 700 N H Kansas University's Lenexa resident Carl Davis gives five miles over as a safe balance between hurry and ticket risk. Ron Bowling from Lenexa notes seven and a half miles over.
The Kansas Board of Regents and KU officials defended a 1996 law granting in state tuition to qualified immigrants, with five KU students benefiting. Opponents, led by FAIR, vow to appeal, while supporters say the policy expands educational access and is lawfully applied across several states.
SJHS plans for a new junior high feature glass doors and skylit hallways to flood classrooms with light. Teachers describe the current school as oppressive and dark as designers propose movable wall partitions to enable flexible teaching spaces while district officials weigh radical changes against practicality.
KU promotes a redesigned logo as a confident university image within an integrated marketing campaign to standardize campus visuals. Officials confirm official colors will be crimson and royal blue, phasing out navy, with standards guiding logo use versus the university seal and Jayhawk.
Kansas law offers a limited speed buffer but officers insist there is no magic number and drivers must follow posted limits. Lawmakers note higher speed limits correlate with more fatalities, while experts push for stricter enforcement and potential use of automated speed cameras where legal.
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