Public Forum Praises Local History Kiosks in Lawrence
Kerry Altenbernd of Lawrence writes to thank Derek Rogers and Parks and Recreation for installing an Aquatic Center kiosk and the Guardians of Grover Barn for three kiosks plus a brochure holder at the Underground Railroad site. The writer praises the value of these kiosks in presenting Lawrence history to the public.
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Electrical exhibit at commencement week draws visitors
Amid threatening weather a strong crowd attended the commencement events on the hill for the school of fine arts. An upcoming recital by the school of elocution promises a refined program. A separate note reports Mrs. J Ward Harmon’s sudden death and a sheriff’s hunt for a horse thief captured in Ottawa after stealing near Clearfield. Reprinted with permission from local writer Sarah Parsons.
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Race theory debate shapes school speech politics across states
Patrick R. Miller, University of Kansas associate professor, argues conservatives weaponize CRT to push censorship in classrooms. He notes CRT is a perspective on how race affects law and society, not a fixed theory, and warns bans risk chilling discussions of race and history while ignoring broad educational needs.
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Biden declares corruption a core national security priority
Washington analysis argues U S effort to curb global graft marks a potential shift in policy. It cites White House memo on anonymous shell companies and calls for stronger action from CIA NSA Treasury and the military. It notes past acts and warns kleptocrats rely on dollars and shell networks.
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