Editorial casts doubt on Kansas university funding shifts
The Journal-World flags a Ways and Means plan shifting about 13.6 million from KU and KState over two years while boosting 2 million for the Kansas Comprehensive Grant. The grant would tilt 75 percent to private colleges, reducing aid for public university students by roughly 3.7 million, affecting about 1,050 students. A separate 236,000 cut to the Kansas Geological Survey may impede earthquake-related research.
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Primary election set for Lawrence mayor and board seats
Lawrence residents prepare for the March 9, 1915 primary electing mayoral candidates and education board members. Polls are being readied as officials organize the voting process.
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Trade pact spurs odd alliances in Washington
George Will notes the Trans-Pacific Partnership faces a web of cross pressures. Froman seeks fast track to push a deal with 11 Asia-Pacific nations, amid Democratic cautions and Republican calculus. He argues trade raises production through inputs and that lower-income Americans benefit from cheaper imports. The piece urges bipartisan support while warning against protectionist or overreaching executive power.
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Ferguson Is Not An Exception In Racial Justice Failings
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues the Ferguson case mirrors a national pattern of racially biased policing and unjust treatment. He cites DOJ findings, officer conduct, and multiple incidents across states to show systemic bias beyond a single town. The piece frames Ferguson as a symbol, not an outlier, in American policing.
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