Kansan redistricting order shocks state politics
A trio of federal judges released new Kansas redistricting maps aimed at compact, community‑focused boundaries. The plan reshuffles incumbents, pits some lawmakers against each other, and could leave 25 House seats without filed candidates as filing remains noon Monday. The court noted its action resets a politicized system and may prompt appeals and further reforms.
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Kansas
Kansas House
House
Senate
Secretary of State
Lawrence
Douglas County
Barbara Ballard
Paul Davis
Tom Sloan
Anthony Brown
R Endora
Terri Lois Gregory
Baldwin City
Marci Francisco
Jefferson County
Tom Holland
Leavenworth County
Kansas Senate
Manhattan
Lynn Jenkins
U.S
John Boehner
Tim Huelskamp
Higher education bubble pops as costs and controversy rise
George Will cites Glenn Harlan Reynolds and Richard Vedder to argue tuition surges and debt burdens reflect a value gap. He criticizes rising administrative bloat, diversity mandates, and declining academic standards while urging cuts amid looming price spikes.
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Washington
Glenn Harlan Reynolds
University of Tennessee
Encounter
Wall Street Journal
Richard Vedder
Ohio University
Chronicle of Higher Education
The
New York Times
Cortney Munno
New York University
California
Cal State Northridge
UC Berkeley
Manhattan Institute
Heather MacDonald
UC San Diego
MacDonald
UCSD
Rice University
UC Davis
Diversity Education
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
Special car to Chicago for Republican National Convention
Lawrence men plan to travel to Chicago for the Republican National Convention using a special car. Eighteen men are needed to secure the car, and it is likely that that many will go from Lawrence and nearby areas. Most travelers will be Lawrence residents.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Chicago
Seeing Jesus in Mold and Everyday Things
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on how people in the Bible Belt and beyond claim to see Jesus in odd places from mold on a wall to a cell phone image and other objects. He argues belief shapes perception, urges compassion, and cites faith traditions to suggest seeing can be believing and believing can be seen.
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Chyanna Richards
Jesus
Richards
Houston
Christ
Son of God
Port St. Lucie
Fla
Clermont
Tampa Bay Area
Sullivan’s Island
S.C
McLean
Anderson County
John Lennon
Father Ray
God
Mecca
Jesus of Nazareth
Leonard Pitts Jr
The
Miami Herald
What the Lawrence Journal World stands for
The Lawrence Journal-World pledges accurate and fair news reporting with no mixing of opinion and reporting. It safeguards citizens’ rights regardless of race creed or economic stature and shows sympathy for the disadvantaged while exposing dishonesty in public affairs and supporting community betterment projects.
World Company names leadership team across divisions
Dolph C. Simons Jr. serves as Chairman while Dolph C Simons is listed as President of Electronics Newspapers Division. Dan C. Simons is noted as President, with Suzanne Schlicht as Chief Operating Officer. Dan Cox becomes President of Mediapharmedia and Ralph Gage is listed as Director of Special Projects.
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the World Company
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph C. Simons
Dan C. Simons
Ill
Electronics Newspapers
Dan Cox
Mediapharmedia
Ralph Gage
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Journal-World
W.C. Simons
Dolph Simons Sr
Dennis Anderson
Susan Cantrell
Chris Bell
Ed Ciambrone
Ann Gardner
Caroline Trowbridge
Lawrence Journal-World
Suzanne Schlicht
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