Replacing KU Deans Faces Scrutiny and Challenge
Editorial argues KU must rigorously vet candidates for two senior posts, KU’s deans Wilcox and Weick, who announce departures after long tenures. It notes risks of hurried FBI style checks and overemphasis on cost, urging careful background checks, broad sourcing, and maintaining strong leadership while ensuring a smooth transition.
Unlimited debate a useful Senate tradition
President Bush presses for 50 votes to sustain Cheney on filibuster ruling as seven circuit court nominees face renewed renomination. The House battle tests Frist’s leadership and Reid’s standing while probing the Senate’s core rules and the nuclear option. Veterans like Specter Warner weigh in as Bennet warns of a lasting institutional shift. David Broder notes the implications for future presidents.
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Old Hometown theme marks KU commencement 1905 ceremony
Lawrence Daily World reports May 19 1905 commencement at Kansas University awarding 4949 degrees and certificates. Record crowds swelled Memorial Stadium for the Walk Down The Hill as Old Hometown history served as the event’s focus. A separate notice recounts a river fight between Yockum and his son against George Madden over fishing rights, leaving the combatants with injuries and a drunken sighting. the son paid a 6 50 fine and both received probation if they left town.
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Public Forum Letters Reveal Frustrations With Voters and Faith
A Kansas newspaper column compiles reader letters voicing pet peeves about SUVs, one issue voters, religious hypocrisy in politics, and broad disdain for politics. Other notes warn of garden ornaments stolen, and an open letter condemns educational debates over science and faith in Kansas schools.
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