Editorial: KU loses friend George Baxter Smith
The Kansas University community mourns the passing of George Baxter Smith a longtime educator administrator and adviser to chancellors. A 60 year pillar of service he chaired and taught at KU alongside a distinguished Army career earning the Purple Heart and retiring as a colonel. His loyalty candor and humor left a lasting impact on the university and its students and faculty. Kies University the city of Lawrence.
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Conservatism Faces Public Doubt Over War Outcomes
George Will argues that U S conservatives must acknowledge war realities beyond the Kuwait 1991 and Kosovo campaigns. He cautions against euphoric expectations, notes the Afghan Taliban example, and calls for balancing strong foreign policy with domestic restraint and honesty about risks, costs, and unintended consequences.
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Lawrence group seeks meeting with city on neighborhood revival
The Community Development review committee in Lawrence votes unanimously to work with city commissioners to improve older neighborhoods. Jerome Langdon replaces Glenn Kappelman as head. Kansas University announces spring enrollment of 10,763, up 8 percent from last spring, with forecasts of continued growth to over 25,000 on campus in 20 to 25 years.
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Public debate over USD 497 bond issue and school funding
Readers critique a $59 million USD 497 bond proposal arguing lack of firm cost estimates and maintenance responsibility. They question tax impact on businesses, praise Head Start funding options, and urge focus on core education and facilities. Names Renee Hall and C Wallis Henning appear among letters.
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Anne Hachl defends peace workers against critics who call them unAmerican. She argues that if forefathers had uncritically acceptedgovernment actions there would be no Americans at all.
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