Kansas urged to approve 2 million for KU bioscience institute
Editorial urges Gov Brownback and Kansas legislators to fund the Kansas Institute of Translational Chemical Biology at KU. The institute would advance drug discovery through collaborations with pharmaceutical firms, boost startup activity, and strengthen Kansas's role in pharmaceutical science. It supports economic growth and global health impact.
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Refugees in Zaatari Camp face long road home
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius visits Zaatari in Jordan to examine the Syrian crisis. Refugees seek security and a political settlement while aid groups push for cross border relief and planned camps inside Syria. The camp hosts 107000 residents amid security concerns and sporadic violence.
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Science Ignorance Threatens Nation Says Kansas University Expert
Leonard Krishtalka of Kansas University warns science ignorance harms society as political leaders push anti facts. He cites polls showing belief in Big Bang and evolution fading, urges voters to examine candidates on science education and research funding.
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Pride in LHS alumni group defends coach firing action
In a public forum Patty Kennedy, president of the Lawrence Lions Alumni Association, defends the firing of Coach Mike Lewis at Lawrence High School. She attributes the decision to two administrators Matt Burngardt and Bill DeWitt and urges continued school support despite controversy.
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Fairness in Lawrence School Sports Coverage Aimed
Devin Van Schmus of Lawrence argues that Lawrence public schools favor football and other big sports, leaving golf tennis and others underpublicized. He calls for equal announcements and publicity to grow support from friends and not just parents.
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