Nobel Laureate Varmus visits KU Cancer Center in Kansas City
Nobel Prize winner Harold Varmus toured facilities in Kansas City on Friday to congratulate the University of Kansas Cancer Center on achieving National Cancer Institute designation, calling the milestone a new opportunity and responsibility. He spoke at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research to researchers from KU and Stowers, noting the center’s 67th NCI designation.
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Dr Bob book program honors late A D and kids gain health literacy
Lawrence Public Library hosted a Dr. Bob book program reception as 3 year old Cameron Williams and 2 year old Noah Newman became among the first to sign up for library cards. The event honored former Kansas University Athletic Director Bob Frederick memorializing him with a new book and bookmark alongside the cards.
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Selection of Books Inspires Young Readers at Program
XWELLComm participants chose nutrition and fitness themed titles after the 69 year old's bicycle accident. Noah picked Super Dog The Heart of a Hero by Caralyn and Mark Buehner, Cameron chose Eating the Alphabet Fruits and Vegetables from A to Z by Lois Ehlert, aiming to inspire early readers and healthy living.
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Kansas Supreme Court Upholds Pain and Suffering Cap
The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed a $250,000 cap on pain and suffering in a medical malpractice case involving Amy Miller of Eudora, whose left ovary was removed in error. Five justices supported the cap while two dissented, criticizing the decision as limiting jury involvement.
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Local libraries spark nationwide demand for banned book cards
Lawrence Public Library’s banned book trading cards gain nationwide interest. A second printing was ordered as packs go on sale online Thursday night, with teachers, readers, and other libraries requesting sets.
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Schools Cited for Pests in Lawrence Inspections
Two Lawrence schools failed routine pest inspections after roaches and mouse droppings were found. The notices call for improved pest control practices and follow up inspections to ensure compliance.
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1984 Banned Book Card by Dale Martin
Lawrence Public Library presents a 2012 Banned Books Week card for 1984 by Dale Martin. The card notes the work’s censorship status for alleged pro Communist themes and explicit sexual content.
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