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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2010
Page
1
Robert Walzer, once a Lawrence junior high student, is named dean of Kansas University's newly formed School of Music after 35 years away. He charts a bold path for the program amid campus growth and renewed arts investment.
Quotes from Peter Buchanan of CIBC World Markets about cautious forecasts contrast with improving earnings from Caterpillar 3M and UPS. In other news, 4-H members in Douglas County are gearing up for the upcoming fair, with preparations underway.
An article about Free State High School’s summer autism program for 13 students, five weeks long, teaching money handling dining etiquette and community interaction. Staff emphasize patience and kindness to manage outings like a chaotic restaurant visit, while noting the goal is independence and continued skills before fall classes.
The Kansas Legislature passed a spring law easing factors used to deny concealed handgun permits. Drunken driving and alcohol impairment, prior suicide attempts, and other red flags are no longer decisive factors. Critics warn erosion of exceptions may leave few safeguards, while advocates push toward permitless carry. Lawmakers say changes may affect four year old provisions and raise questions about future limits.
The College Board report shows the United States dropping from first to 12th among 25 to 34 year olds with postsecondary degrees as of 2007, with Canada leading at 55.8 percent. The Commission urges a 2025 goal of 55 percent and outlines a 10 part action plan led by William Kirwan to boost early education, counseling, and college access.
KU joins 26 other universities filing a friend of the court brief in the 11th Circuit supporting the University of Alabama in its trademark licensing dispute with sports artist Daniel Moore. The suit centers on Moore's use of Crimson Tide imagery without permission following a 2005 licensing agreement. KU athletic officials say they support rules-based licensing among universities and individuals.
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