Royals Triumph Sparks Celebration and Cautions
An editorial lauds the Kansas City Royals for their team effort and World Series win while condemning vandalism in Lawrence after the victory. It credits players like Salvador Perez and Eric Hosmer, notes the GM’s confidence, and calls the destruction by some fans a disgrace, urging accountability and praise for the Royals' perseverance.
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Authenticity in 2016 race under scrutiny
Doyle McManus argues authenticity in presidential contenders is elusive and not a reliable measure of fitness for office. Voters seek honesty and emotion, but public displays may mislead about competence, with experts warning women face double binds and testing authenticity is flawed.
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1915 Lawrence Hosts Big Kansas Nebraska Crowd
Lawrence set to welcome a large football crowd for the Kansas Nebraska game as the Merchants Association plans city decorations. The group will work with University authorities to ensure all streets traveled by fans display colors of both schools.
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Possible Latin American political shift sparks regional speculation
Readers see a 50 percent chance of major change in Argentina Brazil and Venezuela. The scenario centers on Mauricio Macri winning Argentina's Nov 22 runoff after an Oct 25 first round, promising investment and democratic commitments. A Scioli victory offers a milder path. Brazil faces probes that could influence outcomes.
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Regional shift after Rousseff crisis may reshape Latin America
Andres Oppenheimer analyzes how Dilma Rousseff's falling approval and possible impeachment could trigger Brazil's constitutional crisis and alter Venezuela's Dec 6 elections. A new regional map could curb Maduro's influence, invite UNASUR mediation, and set the stage for tighter ties with Argentina's Macri and a future EU Pacific Alliance deal.
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