KU bans hard liquor in fraternity houses a small responsible step
Editorial lauds Kansas University Interfraternity Council decision to prohibit possession and consumption of hard alcohol on fraternity property while beer and wine remain allowed. It notes the ban addresses alcohol abuse and sexual violence, and calls for vigorous enforcement and broader campus cultural change.
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May Fete at K U Impresses Two Thousand on Golf Links
Lawrence Daily Journal-World reports the fifth biennial May Fete from the University of Kansas. More than 300 university girls appeared in pageantry on the golf links south of McCook Field as Helen Rigby of Concordia was crowned Queen of the May amid festive dancing.
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Trade deal bold move for America's future
Charles Krauthammer argues free trade under the postwar regime, led by the United States, faces Democratic opposition to fast track for TPP. He notes Senate Republicans and House discord, calls the treaty beneficial despite winners and losers, and urges GOP leadership to advance a strategic pivot to Asia before Obama's presidency ends.
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Elizabeth Warren
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Pat Buchanan
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China
TPP
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Paul Ryan
Ted Cruz
Wall Street Journal
U.S
Asia
Charles Krauthammer
Washington Post Writers Group
Front page plea on drug deaths and heroin danger
A public appeal urges attention to heroin overdoses after Nicholas Whittington, 23, dies in a Payson apartment. The piece argues for front page visibility to confront addiction, emphasize prevention, and reach families before youths fall to temptation. It stresses early intervention, treatment gaps, and community responsibility to save lives.
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Payson
Public Forum on Education and Brownback Administration
Richard Heckler of Lawrence argues that the Brownback administration plans to defund and dismantle public schools. He urges voters to reject control by the American Legislative Exchange Council and to demand accountability from the Kansas Republican Party.
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American Legislative Exchange Council
Kansas Republican Party
Richard Heckler
Lawrence
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