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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2013
Page
1
In the Journal-World Parlor poet Musgrave explains how a single sentence can capture war. He recalls being shot at close range and reflects on the idea that words can convey deep truth about conflict. The piece frames poetry and war as older arts with power in concise expression.
In a series on the 2013 Lawrence City Commission race the Journal-World questioned six candidates about neighborhood impact. They discussed expanding rental registration to cover all units, enabling inspections under broader city regulation and development oversight. The article preview notes more details on page 6A.
Voters in the general election will pick three candidates from six in the Feb 26 primary. Mike Amyx, a city commissioner and downtown barber, led the field. Following him were Jeremiah Farmer, Just Food CEO. Terry Riordan, Lawrence pediatrician. Rob Chestnut, ex-city commissioner and CFO. Scott Criqui of Trinity In-Home Care. and Leslie Soden, owner of a pet-care business.
KU debaters Melanie Campbell and Aman da Gross form a rare two woman team in college debate. They returned from last year’s National Debate Tournament and found no other two person female teams among 77 entrants. Campbell, a senior from Lenexa, and Gress, a sophomore from Overland Park, head to the National Debate Tournament as part of Kansas University's storied program led by coach Scott Harris. Campbell earned All-America honors and placed sixth at a national tournament in Idaho.
A debate over the tax status of for profit fitness clubs in Kansas could trigger a broader review of tax exemptions across the state. The issue is examined as part of ongoing fiscal considerations.
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