Board to host public reception for district scholars
The school board will launch a Monday reception at the district service center to honor National Merit semifinalists and commendations. It starts at 6 15 p m and lasts 45 minutes before the 7 p m meeting, with future events planned before other sessions to gather public input and show appreciation for student achievement. District patrons are urged to attend and share concerns to prevent crises.
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License School Board
Pepper spray use debate over policing tactics in Eureka
Video shows deputies spraying pepper spray into protesters eyes in Rep. Frank Riggs office in Eureka California prompting federal lawsuit. Supporters defend tactics while critics call it punitive and inhumane and question policy.
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Frank Riggs
Eureka
Calif
Riggs
Scotia
Humboldtik County Sheriff's Department
American media ponders China policy amid rights abuses
Mark Shields notes a clash between business interests and human rights in U.S. policy toward China. He critiques both major parties for selective sanctions and praise of trade, citing China’s abuses and the public’s preference for pressuring rights conditions while engaging economically.
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People’s Party
Jack Kemp
GOP
Kemp
Jefferson
Jackson
Lippo
People’s Republic of China
China
State Department
United States
U.S
Snoop Doggy Dogg
Sylvester Stallone
Epic
Cuba
Haiti
South Africa
Castro
Tomoorrow
Florida Marlins
Ronald Rea
NBC News
Jiang Zemin
Washington
Mark Shields
Creators Syndicate
Double standards and the gendered double bind
Leonard Pitts argues that double standards favor the underdog and that calls for sympathy toward men over women overlook systemic marginalization. He cites sports and media examples, notes enduring inequality, and urges readers to reject claims of special treatment while recognizing ongoing gender gaps.
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Godfather of
Soul
Postmaster notice on address changes for Journal-World
The Journal-World lists its mailing address and box number for address changes. It notes periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas and membership in Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Journal-World
P.O
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Liworld.com
Old Home Town Optimism and Historic KU Victory Note
United Fund chair Charles Haverty reports the drive past 153000 with about 9000 to go and possible final extension. Kansas Highway Commission approves 8.15 million for US 59 four lane work near Lawrence, to start soon. An 1897 Lawrence World recap notes KU rout over Indiana 56 to 0, with Iowa players arriving soft and Kansans praised for training.
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United Fund Drive
Charles Haverty
Kansas Highway Commission
Lawrence
John D. Monona
K.U
Iowa
Crimson and Blue Rooters
McCookfield
Woodruff
Watkins Community Museum
Lawrence High band earns superior ratings across festivals
Tara E Culver lauds Lawrence High Marching Lions and Free State bands for a string of superior ratings at KU Washburn and state festivals. She notes post split challenges for Lawrence football and praises both bands for maintaining tradition and effort. Letters policy details submission guidelines.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence High Marching Lions
Kansas State
Warrensburg
Washburn University
Washburn
Blue Springs
Lawrence
Free State
Lawrence High
Tara E. Culver
Emporia
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