Late Night in the Phog Line Plans Questioned
A Kansas University street poll asks students when they will join the Late Night in the Phog line. Respondents mention marching band practice and aiming to arrive around 5 30.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2015
Page
4
A Kansas University street poll asks students when they will join the Late Night in the Phog line. Respondents mention marching band practice and aiming to arrive around 5 30.
The City of Lawrence invites volunteers for the Enchanted Forest themed Halloween event at Prairie Park Nature Center 2730 Harper St. Oct 25 from 1 to 4 p.m. Volunteers will sell tickets serve refreshments paint faces and guide along the nature trail. Contact Andrea Woody at 832-7980 or lawrenceks.org/fprd/ppnc/halloween volunteer. Volunteers must be 16 or older to volunteer solo. minors require a parent or guardian.
KU Law announced strong ratings from National Jurist and U S News this week. National Jurist placed KU Law 18th for Best Value, citing affordable tuition and strong bar passage and job outcomes. U S News ranks KU Law 20th for graduates with the least debt. Dean Stephen Mazza emphasized value through affordable education and high bar passage rates. KU also noted the 2015 class passed the bar last week.
Sara Shepherd reports KU law graduates in July 2015 achieved a 91.6 percent pass rate in Kansas and 94.7 percent in Missouri on first bar exam attempts, surpassing state averages and ranking KU atop Kansas and Missouri law schools with strong July 2015 bar participation.
The club seeks a 20 000 to 25 000 square foot facility next to the Lawrence College and Career Center at 2910 Haskell Ave to serve five times as many teens. Groundbreaking expected fall 2016 with opening by August 2017, funded by about 1 million in current donations toward a 5 million goal.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office promotes Smart 911 a free online service enabling first responders to view caller registered information during emergencies. It activates on 911 calls from Smart911 numbers and can include household residents medical issues and home layout details especially helpful for cell phone users registration available at smart911.com.
Kansas politics grow tense as former state representative Paul Davis faces GOP critics over a 2013 proof of citizenship requirement for voter registrations. Brett Berry says a federal ruling informs Davis, while GOP counters that a one year bar limits post tenure challenges. Barker of the Kansas Republican Party questions the reading of the statute.
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