Capital campaign timing debated at KU leadership panel
Editorial views on when Kansas University should announce its next capital campaign consider leadership questions under Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little and the Park sin potential chair. It notes donor surveys and endowment leadership as key factors amid concerns about school direction and recent campus issues. Endowment association officials face heavy duties in shaping and running the drive.
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Mark Parkinson
Kansas University
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School of Business
Kansas University Endowment Associa
Lawsuit In Gas Blast May Be Filed By Two Men
Homer Bales and Harry Allen, badly burned in a recent gas explosion, plan to sue the local gas company alleging negligence and careless work by company employees. Blanche Leona Hale, accompanied by her mother and a nervous 21 year old, sought a courthouse marriage pretending the groom was older than he seemed.
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Harry Allen
Blanche Leona Hale
Bonner Springs
Propaganda and news blur in modern U S journalism ethics
Leonard Pitts Jr of the Miami Herald argues that activist ties and political contributions compromise credibility, contrasting Breitbart and Olbermann with traditional journalism. He invokes longstanding ethical norms, cites corporate admonitions, and urges readers to seek informative, less biased reporting beyond partisan outlets.
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Election yields uncertain changes in Congress and Kansas politics
Mike Hoeflich of Kansas University Law analyzes post midterm shifts with a divided Congress, Tea Party influence, looming 2012 election shadow, and bold Kansas moves including Kobach’s fraud proposal, school funding lawsuits, and a stronger GOP governor and legislature.
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Public Forum What a game
Dr. Bud Gollier of Ottawa recalls a 1960s football defeat at Memorial Stadium. He laments Gale Weidner and Boyd Dowler leading Colorado to three late touchdowns that overturned a 20 point Jayhawk lead. He mentions watching the game with his granddaughter and bids farewell to Gale and Boyd.
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Ottawa
Call for Ratification of New START Treaty
Lawrence reader Jean Drumm urges U S Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback to back ratification, arguing New START cuts nuclear stockpiles and restores inspections. She notes bipartisan support, 21 hearings, 900+ Senate questions answered, and a 14 4 committee vote, urging national security over politics.
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Lawrence
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