New regents appointments signal Kansas higher education stance
Gov Brownback named three new regents to the Kansas Board of Regents replacing 2011 appointees. Two are CEOs David Murfin and Dennis Mullin, while Daniel Thomas serves on KU Hospital Authority Board and arts foundation roles. The appointments aim to push a business oriented approach and strengthen state universities and colleges.
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McDonald’s Reset and Kale Debates Across Fast Food
George Will surveys McDonald’s critique of its own menu shift toward kale, antibiotics-free chicken, and hormone-free milk while contrasting rivals Five Guys and Shake Shack. He notes leadership remarks by Easterbrook and Gibbs, counts store growth, and mocks the progressive branding push amid a declining revenue backdrop.
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Merchants Association plans Thursday half day closures
A plan is under discussion in the Merchants Association to establish Thursday afternoon closing for July and August. If approved, local business houses will close at 12 30 p m every Thursday afternoon for the remainder of the day, with a vote at the next association meeting.
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Poor editor's view on school funding and gun policy in Kansas
Don Conrad of Lawrence questions legislative actions and budget choices as lawmakers favor large tax breaks and a simplified school funding plan. He notes campus gun rights fears, athletic department budget gaps, and Supreme Court scrutiny, asking if Kansas shows what not to do for other states.
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KU Embraces Gender Neutral Restrooms on Campus
Kansas University has implemented gender neutral restrooms for students and advocates broader access. The university’s approach is praised as a model for public universities nationwide. The piece argues access should be mandated at all public colleges and supports transgender rights to use restrooms aligning with their identified gender.
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Public Forum on Transgender Rights and Lawn Spray Rules
A reader discusses transgender access to gender neutral restrooms and safety in public spaces plus Kansas lawn herbicide laws. They urge clear notices of spray applications, a city website for neighbor alerts, and protection for health and home gardens from drift.
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South Pacific shines at Theatre Lawrence opening night
Don Sneegas praises Theatre Lawrence debut of South Pacific on Friday noting a wonderful opening night and strong overall performance.
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