Larrys transit to expand vocational education gains momentum
Local officials in Lawrence unite business and education groups to boost career and technical training. A Lawrence-Douglas County council backs recruiting a community college branch, potentially JCCC, to widen local programs. KU may not object to non general education courses. Fort Hays State urged to join. New state incentives fund tuition free post secondary career programs for high need jobs, with districts earning per credential. The plan may ride future school bonds but aims to create local job opportunities and skilled workers.
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No Exit Promise in Gaza Repeats Old Conflicts
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius argues Israel repeats cycles of war with Hamas, lacking a viable endgame as rockets, cease-fires, and entrenched conflict persist. He notes past invasions from Lebanon to Gaza, U S mediation limits, and calls for renewed American peacemaking under Obama’s final term.
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Notable 1912 lecture by Anna E. George in Lawrence
Dean C H Johnston of the School of Education and Superintendent Frank P Smith secured Miss Anna E George head of Montessori schools in Tarrytown and Washington to lecture December 18 before city school teachers and School of Education students.
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2016 prospects emerge as GOP hopefuls test the field
Carl P. Leubsdorf surveys early 2016 Republican prospects in Iowa New Hampshire and beyond Rubio Bush Ryan Jindal Christie Paul Walker Brownback Haley Santorum Palin and Romney face pressure from tea party conservatives while aiming to broaden appeal with key groups in a changing GOP landscape. Biden extends early signals of Democratic interest as Clinton decision looms.
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