Playing the game in Lawrence economic development
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce uses KU basketball as a branding moment to attract site selectors and potential business by leveraging relationships and the city’s assets. Officials note success in engaging firms, with Bernadette Gray-Little visiting, and stress follow up to convert exposure into deals. The piece argues Lawrence should balance sports appeal with quality of life and KU research to win business opportunities.
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Lawrence
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
United Arena
Lawrence Chamber
Greg Williams
Lexington
Michigan
United Center
Williams
Bernadette Gray-Little
Duke
Jayhawk
Egypt in Menoufia after Morsi downfall
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius reports on Menoufia after the 2013 coup, noting improved security but persistent unemployment. Brotherhood leaders have vanished or been ousted, replaced by new allusions to military rule. Local activists warn against renewed military power even as citizens seek jobs and stability.
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Menoufra
Egypt
Muslim Brotherhood
Nile Delta
Mohamed Morsi
Delta
Brotherhood
Nasser Street
Freedom and Justice Party
Mohammed Mansour
Morsi
Tahrir Square
Hosni Mubarak
Nile
Abdel Fattah al-Sissi
Mubarak
Sissi
Mostafa Ibrahim
Liberal
al- Dastour Party
Faloul
Kamal
Distri
Mohammed el- Shamy
Akhbar el-Yom
Badr el-Falah
Shamy
Tamarod
Ibrahim
Menoufia
Mansour
David Ignatius
Washington Post Writers Group
C S Lewis endures as monumental 20th century thinker
Cal Thomas notes CS Lewis remains a towering Christian intellectual decades after his 1963 death. His Mere Christianity argues Jesus as God not mere moral teacher. Lewis’ remains to be moved to Westminster Abbey’s Poets Corner.
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John F. Kennedy
Aldous Huxley
Clive Staples Lewis
Lewis
C.S. Lewis
Washington
Hollywood
Pope Francis
Jesus
Hell
God
Lord
Time Magazine
Magdelen College
Oxford
England
Poets’ Corner
Westminster Abbey
Charles Dickens
John Milton
Jane Austen
Geoffrey Chaucer
Cal Thomas
Tribune Media Services
Translational research hub grows with Frontiers Institute
In a Public Forum letter the author notes Kansas City and KU Medical Center lead in translational research. The NIH awarded KU Medical Center $20 million in 2011 for a five year program forming Frontiers: The Heartland Institute for Clinical and Translational Research, linking KU Hospital Children’s Mercy and others to speed discoveries to patients.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Jackson County
Kansas University Medical Center
KU Hospital
KU Medical Center
Children’s Mercy
Kansas City
National Institutes of Health
Medical Center
NIH
Frontiers
Heartland Institute For
Journal of the American Medical Association
JAMA
Richard J. Barohn
Lauren S. Aaronson
The
Heartland Institute For Clinical
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the World Company
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Scott Stanford
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