Hemenway Defends Academic Freedom At KU Addresses
Chancellor Robert Hemenway wrapped the 2002-03 academic season with two well received talks at KU. He defended academic freedom against state criticism, contrasted with Kansas senator Susan Wagle, and urged faculty to pursue truth despite political pressure. Audiences applauded, though some Kansans remain wary of the administration's direction.
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NC Senate race tests Edwards as Burr looms
North Carolina Democrat John Edwards faces a tough decision on seeking reelection or pursuing the presidential nomination as Republican Rep. Richard Burr gears up for a challenge. Burr touts North Carolina’s conservative streak and a weak Edwards reelect score, while national security issues and local demographics shape the race between Burr, Bowles, and Edwards.
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Postal rate hike eyed from thirteen to fifteen cents
The Lawrence Daily World notes proposed first class letter rate increases from 13 to 15 cents, with final studies underway though local agencies already budgeting for higher mailing costs. Also mentions a store closing for remodel, a large clothing sale, and a 1903 KU chapel speech by Dn Hetherington praising pure athletics.
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Public Forum letters raise zoning and health-policy critiques
A pair of letters critique Lawrence city planning for Wal-Mart growth and smoking ban logic. Patrick Nichols questions megastore impacts on community and officials duties. Todd L Crenshaw argues smokers’ health costs and workers’ rights require protection. Mike Ford discusses tribal land issues at Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant and federal Indian law. The Journal-World outlines submission guidelines for letters.
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