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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2009
Page
5
Editorial warns Kansas University may seek a 5.3 percent resident tuition rise for next year while proposing to cut instructional days from 150 to 146. It notes funding cuts and a tuition pact that shields some undergrads, yet fears higher costs will push students to debt or coalitions with legislators.
Public letters to the Journal World Public Forum must be 250 words or less and focus on public interest while avoiding name calling or libelous language. The newspaper may edit letters without altering viewpoints. By submitting you grant a nonexclusive license to publish and distribute your work, and you confirm authorship. Include name address and phone, and mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters@jworld.com.
Trudy Rubin argues that Iran's recent nonviolent protests, organized by Iranians without Western direction, signal a shift in regional dynamics. She notes U S restraint, urges denouncing violence, and warns against external regime change while praising Iranians for self directed action and resilience.
A summary of Hanushek and Lindseth’s critique of four states where courts required more school funding. Wyoming, Kentucky, New Jersey, and Massachusetts show little to no test-score gains or black student progress despite large increases, with implications for school choice and policy accountability.
Nancy Rinehart of Baldwin City urges redefining school budgets away from social programs and SROs. She argues SROs belong to police, not education, and calls for fund alignment to enhance core academic skills amid economic stress.
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