Brady Tanner Finds New Sport After Surgery And Career
Special Olympics athlete Brady Tanner shifts from a long career to competing in a fresh sport at the World Games after undergoing surgery. His transition showcases resilience and a dedication to achievement.
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Brady Tanner Returns to World Games in Snowshoe Race
After four decades in Special Olympics and a double hip replacement Brady Tanner traveled to Italy for the Special Olympics World Games. He placed fourth for Special Olympics USA in 50 meter and 25 meter snowshoeing, a sport he first competed in, noticeably faster than expected.
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Kansas colleges face shrinking readiness and grant cuts
Kansas universities confront a decade of lower college readiness while facing major NIH grant cuts. Kansas University warns of a 40 million budget squeeze as new federal spending rules loom. Kansas State has lost at least 35 million in federal funds with layoffs. Wichita State reports at least 3.9 million in grant losses. Despite this, the state shows fewer students prepared for college and even fewer pursuing higher education.
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Health care executive eyes Medicare for all at retirement
Chad Lawhorn notes MH Health President and CEO Russ Johnson, nearing August retirement, believes there is too much money in health care and could advocate for U.S. health care change. He says he would support Medicare for everybody, signaling a potential shift in tone after leaving the industry.
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