KU gains in minority enrollment seen as good for university
Editorial notes a 12 percent rise in KU minority students with American Indian and Hispanic increases leading the way. It cites HawkLink outreach, minority faculty mentoring, and an 80 percent minority freshman retention as signs a diverse campus strengthens the institution and prepares students for a diverse workforce.
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Haskell Indian Nations University
Haskell
HawkLink
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Tefall
Journal-World Postal and Association Credits Line
The entry lists the Journal-World publication details including USPS postpaid status in Lawrence Kansas. It notes the paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press network.
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Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Bush actions show resolve on Saddam
Washington Post columnist David Broder argues the Bush administration adapts its Iraq strategy while pursuing Saddam Hussein. He notes shifts from nonintervention in the Middle East to preparing for war, and highlights the president's commitment to oust Saddam despite changing justifications and diplomacy efforts.
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United States
Middle East
Ariel Sharon
West Bank
Yasser Arafat
Iran
Iraq
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Japan
South Korea
U.S
Thom Shanker
David Sanger
New York Times
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Hussein
United Nations
Afghanistan
Cheney
al Gore
Edward Kennedy
al-Qaida
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
National Security
Condoleezza Rice
White House
Ari Fleischer
Karen DeYoung
Washington Post
History note disputes on Warsaw surrender and Poland split
The letter argues that Warsaw did not capitulate to both invaders after weeks of resistance. It notes Warsaw lay in the German zone and fell due to shortages, and disputes the Sept 28 1939 partition treaty framing. It cites the Sept 28 1939 boundary change and cites Stalin’s aims in Lithuania. The author references Bush and Chamberlain as broader lessons.
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SJW
Warsaw
Poland
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
History Journal
Germany
Stalin
Lithuania
Russia
Public Forum on 32nd Street alignment debate
The writer argues the 42nd Street option for the South Lawrence Trafficway minimizes wetland impacts avoids cultural conflicts and meets project needs. He cites federal rules, Indian concerns, and land use to oppose the 32nd Street plan and urges acceptance of the 42nd Street route.
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32Nd Street
South Lawrence
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
42Nd Street
31St Street
Haskell Indian Nations University
Baker-Haskell
Todd Aschenbach
Lawrence
John Vogel Named Man of the Year by Douglas County Farm Bureau
John Vogel, renowned former businessman and state representative, was named the Douglas County Farm Bureau's Man of the Year and became eligible for a corresponding state award. Property taxes in Douglas County are expected to rise about 5 percent next year as estimated by officials.
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John Vogel
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Douglas County
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