Kansas Regents press to justify every higher ed dollar
Kansas Board of Regents leaders press lawmakers to justify state funding for higher education. They emphasize raising standards, efficiency, credit transfers, and linking degrees to Kansas economy with programs tied to business needs and wage outcomes. They spotlight bio defense work and cancer institute ties as possible catalysts.
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Letters Policy for The Journal World Public Forum
The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum under 250 words and public interest focus. Submissions may be edited without changing viewpoints. authors grant nonexclusive rights to publish copy and distribute, and must provide name address and telephone number. Mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters ljworld.com.
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Will Janet Yellen win Senate confirmation as Fed chair
George Will analyzes Janet Yellen's likely confirmation as Fed chair, noting Democrats rejected Summers and the hearings may begin soon. The piece critiques monetary easing, its wealth effects, and the balance between independence and political pressures, comparing Burns era interference with current expectations.
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Incognito behavior sparks debate on locker room culture
Miami Dolphins lineman Richie Incognito faces suspension for racist insults and bullying toward Jonathan Martin. The incident, including a crude voicemail and coercive pranks, has reignited questions about brutal, fraternity like dynamics in football and how to separate boyish bravado from harmful conduct. Leonard Pitts Jr. argues for accountability amid conflicting defenses from teammates.
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Old Home Town in 1988 Special Olympics in Lawrence
About 160 Lawrence and Douglas County Olympians were slated to compete in Lawrence this month in the Kansas Special Olympics Indoor Sports Tournament East. About 1,000 athletes were arriving for the tournament, with events at KU’s Robinson Center and Royal Crest Lanes.
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