Del Shankel: KU all star pinch hitter in university game
The piece extols Del Shankel as a versatile KU leader educator and administrator. It notes his roles as distinguished biology professor department chair associate dean dean athletic director chancellor interim president of the alumni association and future spring return to teaching. It likens his adaptable service to a baseball pinch hitter providing vital support across campus.
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Kansas University
del Shankel
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Bob Marcum
Jim Lessig
Lessig
Monte Johnson
Raymond Nichols
Health Care Overhaul Urgently Needed in United States
Senate leader Bill Frist, a heart surgeon, warns the U.S. health system requires a radical overhaul. He cites rising costs, uninsured rates nearing 44 million, and poor care quality with only about half of needed care delivered, urging joint action among government, business, and providers.
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General Motors
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Not a Threat to Marriage Says Santorum Plan
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Jane Eisner argues against linking gay marriage to homeland security. She urges leaving marriage definitions to states, notes rising out of wedlock births, calls for strengthening marriage through stable two parent families, and questions the security framing of the ban.
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Public Forum on funding education and government programs
Doug Harvey of Lawrence argues that government funding for education and basic services sustains democracy. He contrasts New Deal era relief with corporate power, warning against private tyranny and corporate fascism while defending a robust public sector.
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America
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Are We Better Letter to the Editor at Journal World
Imelda Marcos is accused of living flamboyantly with funds meant for the poor. How differs from senators who secure automatic yearly pay raises regardless of economy or school struggles. The government acts legally but not morally. Mary Ann Kieffer notes Journal-World Letter Policy. Letters under 250 words, of public interest, should include name, address, and phone number. Submissions to ijworld.com.
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