KU halts 115 year old Greek doors over health and safety violations
KU announced the shutdown of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter, halting IFC operations after 115 years amid health and safety violations. The decision follows suspensions of Delta Upsilon and Sigma Phi Epsilon since spring, with Beta Theta Pi facing possible action. Non IFC groups remain active.
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Fraternity social activities suspended amid university policy freeze
The IFC releases a FAQ outlining a spring semester alcohol ban for all events including those at third party venues. Alcohol free brotherhood activities allowed with registration, while philanthropic events must be pre approved. the measure targets systemic issues and involves KDLL and national sororities concerns.
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District mulls security upgrades for area schools
Barron outlined ideas for school security including security staffing, perimeter guards, and secured entrances at elementary schools. The board asked for cost estimates, with actions possible via contract under $20,000 and a planned safety supervisor role. Memorials observed for Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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Kansas floor debate over poultry bill draws mixed votes
Representative Jim Karleskint tried to amend to allow protest petitions and public votes in counties with proposed poultry plants. Eileen Horn sought to lower bird limits before permits. Jason Probst opposed after amendments failed. Les Mason defended the bill as aiding Kansas agriculture despite bipartisan opposition. Lawrence reps Ballard Highberger Horn also voted no. Statehouse reporter Peter Hancock.
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Public board to gain seats amid housing fund push
City leaders debate expanding the advisory housing board from twelve seats to include more public representation as funding for the affordable housing trust rises. Mayor Boley and Commissioner Herbert push for a majority or three public seats, with Nancy Thellman urging an immediate new member to join the housing study.
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Journal-World Correcting Significant Errors Policy Noted
The Journal World states its policy to correct significant errors brought to the editors’ attention. Readers are instructed to call 832-7154 or email news ljworld.com if an error is believed to exist.
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