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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2016
Page
1
Kansas University School of Business completes a $70.5 million building on Naismith Drive opposite Allen Fieldhouse. Construction done, move in for staff later this month and summer classes begin June 7. CAPITOL, page 2A.
A public grand opening for Capitol Federal Hall is scheduled from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday at the new building located at 1654 Naismith Drive. After the event, the building remains closed until June 7 when faculty and staff move in and KU summer classes begin.
Kansas University faculty students and staff debated free speech protections amid racial discrimination and gun on campus issues. Outgoing Senate President Mike Williams urged an ad hoc committee to study and propose measures safeguarding free expression on campus.
Gov. Sam Brownback said he is studying options to absorb a 17.7 million higher education cut in the budget and has not yet decided whether to veto provisions that shift more of the cuts to Kansas University and Kansas State University. He cited narrow votes on the budget and promised careful consideration after talks with university officials.
Lawrence USD 497 teachers staff and administrators gathered Wednesday for a schools forum to discuss challenges and ideas for improvements. Laurie Folsom of the Lawrence Education Association spoke as Kyle Hayden was introduced as the district's new leader.
A man accused of kidnapping and beating a Lawrence college student faces a court appearance next month. Details indicate a serious assault linked to the alleged abduction and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
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