Area Marines celebrate 237 years at Dole Institute
Generations of Marines gathered at the Dole Institute to honor the Corps 237th birthday. Retired Sgt. Lou Hammer, 89, and 2nd Lt. James Saunders, 24, shared a ceremonial cake cut and discussed their paths in the Marine Corps.
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Marine Corps
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United States Marine Corps
Dole Institute of Politics
Kansas University
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Dawud Hakim Jr
Area Marines
U.S
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Dole Institute
Disputed Kansas election fueled by release of voter lists
Kansas Secretary Kris Kobach said it’s not over after a judge ordered Shawnee County election officials to provide candidates with the list of voters who cast provisional ballots. Rep Ann Mah trails Republican Ken Corbet by 27 votes in the tight race. The dispute centers on access to voter names hours after Mah filed suit to obtain them.
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Topeka
Mah
Ken Corbet
Toeka
Kansas
Kris Kobach
Shawnee County
Kobach
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Updated enrollment projections sought
Lawrence Board of Education to consider another contract with RSP & Associates Inc to obtain updated school enrollment projections. Meeting set for 7 p.m. Monday at the district administrative office 110 McDonald Drive. Contract not to exceed 27500 dollars with details withheld as proprietary under the Kansas Open Records Act.
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McDonald Drive
RSP & Associates, Inc
Kansas
Hiring top personnel critical to KU’s advancement
Saturday column critiques Kansas University search practices for executive vice chancellor at KU Medical Center. It questions finalist identification, selection of search committees, autonomy, and rules guiding searches, raising concerns about involvement of the Kansas Board of Regents and the impact on university excellence.
Internal candidate vs outsider shaped KUMC leadership search
A university leadership debate at KU Medical Center centers on whether the executive vice chancellor should be an internal appointee or an outsider amid lingering staff acrimony after Barbara Atkinson’s tenure. The first finalist is from Washington state. officials say both internal and external candidates will be considered as the process weighs leadership strength, staff dynamics, and the center’s future with KU Hospital.
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