Poor role model for college coaches in scandal era
The column argues college athletics demand coaches with strong personal conduct. It cites Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy’s drinking and partying with students, noting his firing threat, and contrasts him with Roy Williams and Bill Self at Kansas. It urges higher standards for coaches and athletic directors.
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Iowa State
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Homan
Big 12
Roy Williams
Kansas University
North Carolina
Williams
Bill Self
Self
Unsavory U S deals fuel cynicism in war on terrorism
Jim Hoagland argues that Bush's "with us or against us" stance has faded amid realpolitik. A ceasefire with the People's Mujahedeen and talks to lift Libya sanctions reveal pressure to compromise principles. Such moves threaten global support for anti terrorism and risk cynicism over U S foreign policy.
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Brent Scowcroft
Condoleezza Rice
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China
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Jim Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group
White House
Old hometown derailment and city water district update
Eight Union Pacific freight cars derailed on a curve near Lawrence injuring no one and delaying tracks for a day while repairs were made. Douglas County Rural Water District No 1, two months old, was deemed a success by directors and patrons amid initial doubts about viability. In 1903, May Day at the university featured a pole raising by freshmen after a late night erection and 8 am guarding period.
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Lawrence
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Lawrence Daily World
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Journal World Mission Statement From 1940s Era
A compact archival note presents the Journal World pledge on accurate fair reporting. It champions equality, opposition to oppression, and community betterment, signed by Dolph Simons Sr. as publisher and editor across years 1944 to 1979.
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Journal-World
Dolph Simons Sr
Public Forum letters on Iraq war and school funding debate
Readers criticize U S policy in Iraq arguing costs and aims are dubious while urging accountability and citizen involvement. The column also contains intense criticism of local education funding cuts, tax issues, and a defense of Bishop Seabury Academy financial aid alongside letters explaining submission guidelines.
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Bishop Seabury Academy
Bishop Seabury
Lawrence
Don Schawang
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