KU Seeks New Chancellor As Leadership Faces Change
Editorial notes incoming Kansas University chancellor will guide a period of changes including the retirements of Robert Hemenway and others. It questions timing of Steinmetz departure and urges Regents to choose a leader who unifies faculty and students toward national academic prominence, citing recent drift.
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Lawrence remembers Knox era as pool named after him
Retiring Lawrence school superintendent Carl Knox and his wife Dorothy attended a retirement reception at the Holidome. Lawrence High’s indoor pool was dedicated in Knox’s name in recognition of his 22 years of service.
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Letters Policy for Journal-World Public Forum
The Journal-World invites letters under 250 words on public interest topics. Submissions may be edited without changing viewpoints and must include the writer's name address and phone number. Mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters IJworld.com.
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Obama flips to Bush on anti-terror measures
In a shift within 125 days in office, Barack Obama adopts policies previously denounced as anti-terror measures by his critics, signaling a notable change in approach and aligning with George Bush on key security steps.
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Obama backs Bush military tribunals anew
Charles Krauthammer argues Obama’s reversal on military tribunals mirrors Bush era policy. He claims Obama denounces Bush in rhetoric but adopts similar actions, citing detainee counsel, court challenges, Gitmo policy, and renewed use of tribunals as part of a larger national-interest strategy.
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Take a Stand Against Advertising Targeting Children
Gary Brunk urges Lawrence residents to discuss responsible marketing toward youth after the screening of Consuming Kids at the Lawrence Public Library. He cites obesity and risky behavior links, notes cell phone marketing to ages 8 to 12, and highlights state efforts to curb school advertising with a focus on community action in Kansas.
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