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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2012
Page
1
City and University of Kansas officials confirm talks to launch new programs for the next school year to curb off campus student conduct. A proposal includes a shared database of drinking related incidents to identify problem bars and party houses, part of three initiatives under consideration for improving neighborhood quality of life near KU.
Three Lawrence High School students who gave goofy haircuts in a private home to younger brothers and friends were suspended with disciplinary action noted on transcripts. Parents say the incident was overclassified as hazing and protest the school stance.
Danny Lewis of the Kansas University Alumni Association says Missouri reps are scarce for a KU license plate. A sponsor has been found and the Missouri General Assembly may approve the measure next year.
A notice announces attendance at Haskell's commencement ceremonies this Saturday, with plans for attendees to be present at the campus events and related activities.
Theatre Lawrence celebrated the groundbreaking for a new Bauer Farm Drive facility, aimed to open within a year. The $6.5 million project exceeds the $6.2 million goal with city and county support totaling $200,000, as exec. director Mary Doveton teased a broader mission and expanded internal spaces for performances and education.
Governor Sam Brownback pushed for a larger tax cut package to pressure moderate Republicans in the Senate. He urged House Republicans to concur with the Senate package to catalyze talks between the House and Senate on income and business tax cuts. The remarks were captured by a reporter and referenced in the Kansas Legislature coverage.
In a Senate committee hearing, several legislators pressed Kansas welfare officials over contract conditions tied to aiding domestic violence and sexual assault victims. The Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence pulled out of the proposal citing safety concerns and job requirements after 18 months of aid.
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