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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2010
Page
1
The Journal-World confirms Nebraska University plans to leave the Big 12 for the Big Ten amid reports of a formal weekend announcement. If true, the Cornhuskers would join a 12-team conference, with Notre Dame’s potential interest mentioned as a factor in broader expansion debates.
Democratic state Sen. Tom Holland names Kelly Kultala as his running mate for governor. He says the ticket can work with Republicans in the Legislature. In other news, Marcus Morris bruises his back and Thomas Robinson breaks his nose at the annual Bill Self campers game at the Horejsi Center.
Home Secretary Theresa May announced a new rule starting this fall requiring spouses of citizens arriving from outside the European Union to prove basic English. The measure aims to boost integration and protect public services. Also noted is 2009-2010 ArtStar scholarship awarded to Lawrence High School graduate Carlin Francis for mixed media work.
Lawrence Arts Center marks 35th anniversary as ceramic artist in residence Sarah Gross from Manhattan prepares for a June 18 opening. She describes Lawrence as diverse and supportive of the arts, a civic duty in the community, with future events planned to reflect on the center's history.
A portion of New Hampshire Street will close Saturday for the Lawrence Arts Center 35th anniversary celebration. The 940 NH venue hosts Street Party and Open House from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. featuring live music local food vendors art activities and performances by Arts Center Dancers and Ric Averill's troupe. Parking garage access remains open with south entry only. Also the 22nd annual Outdoor Downtown Sculpture Exhibition starts Saturday in Lawrence.
Lawrence police identified 25 year old Brandon Michael Sims as the man found dead after an apparent fall from The Oread at 1200 Ave. Sims, an employee of Front Row Audio, had helped run audio gear for condo units on the upper levels. The death remains under investigation with details withheld.
Kansas University officials concluded there was no evidence to substantiate former employee William Dent’s allegations against Athletics Director Lew Perkins. The review, led by Mary Lee Hummert and Allen Humphrey, found no proof of exchange of equipment for seating, drug testing irregularities, or ineligible student athletes, though one matter about a whirlpool gift and seating credits was clarified.
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