Old Hometown Years Ago 4 Way Om From theff Kansas Tribune
Compiled by Sarah Parsons reports excerpts from 1855 Kansas Tribune half sheet due to paper and help shortages. Notes include Kansas City boat arrivals, emigration, and a hopeful forecast for regular publication, plus a 1900 Lawrence Daily Journal item on street cleaning, voter registration, and Thad Stevens rubber tired wagons.
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Columbus Buggy Co
Recommitting to Neutral Universities Amid Political Pressures
Mark Joslyn of the University of Kansas argues for institutional neutrality in higher education. He cautions against heightened politicization, notes public confidence declines, and suggests refocusing on research and teaching while engaging with legislators across parties.
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Lawrence Journal World advertising pledge statement
The Lawrence Journal World presents a policy note stating accurate fair reporting and separation of opinion from news. It emphasizes safeguarding citizens rights, sympathy for the disadvantaged, exposure of dishonesty, and support for community improvement projects.
Invest in Education Not the Education Department
Veronique de Rugy argues the U S Education Department has grown costly with limited impact and calls for devolving power to states. She cites stagnant test scores, widening gaps, and pandemic losses while urging a shift toward classroom instruction over top-down mandates.
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America
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Center For Education Statistics
Veronique de Rugy
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