Women officers remain minority in public safety in Lawrence
Lawrence recruits show more women in academy but overall female officers stay a small share. Amy Price Meagan Horvath and Kristen Kennedy exemplify a rising but still limited presence. Local compare 2012 data show 8.8 percent of Lawrence officers are women, below Columbia Mo and above Olathe.
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Amy Price
Kristen Kennedy
Meagan Horvath
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Kansas University
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Trent McKinley
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Bureau of Justice Statistics
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Net neutrality debate prompts ISP cost concerns
Lawrence ISPs warn FCC proposals to end open Internet could raise costs for businesses and individuals. Rules would allow ISPs like Comcast and AT&T to create fast lanes, altering how content moves online and potentially slowing some services.
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Auction highlights Lawrence art scene and demand
Lawrence hosts a rare art auction scene with the Lawrence Arts Center’s annual benefit auction standing as the marquee event. The piece notes global markets in New York and Europe drawing financiers and investors to art, while Lawrence remains distinctive with its singular local auction showcase.
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Lawrence Arts Center
New KU appoints Andrea Greenhoot as center director
The University of Kansas names Andrea Greenhoot associate professor of psychology as the new director of the Center for Teaching Excellence. The announcement appears on page 3A.
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