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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 2013

Page

3

Three Kansas MBA programs form joint outreach

Kansas University, Rockhurst, and University of Missouri Kansas City business schools team up to promote their MBA programs. The three schools share a single site big3mba.com and plan blogs and info sessions, aiming for cost effective marketing while highlighting their accreditation by AACSB.

Kansas University Rockhurst University of Missouri-Kansas City The Association To Advance Collegiate Business Schools Harvard Columbia University New York University Catherine Sheney KU School of Business UMKC Shenoy

Lawrence professor dragged by car hurt in driveway incident

Raymond Davis, 72, a retired KU professor and father of House Minority Leader Paul Davis, was hospitalized after backing out of his driveway on West Hills Parkway. He was dragged as the car rolled and ran over him, then transported to KU Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas, with serious but nonlife threatening injuries. Davis remained stable with family thanking responders. Paul Davis announced a bid for governor in 2014.

Lawrence Kansas University Hospital Kansas City Kan Raymond G. Davis Kansas University Paul Davis D-Lawrence West Hills Parkway Trent McKinley Davis McKinley Sam Brownback KU Hospital

County approves building of plant near Lawrence

County commissioners approved a conditional use permit for Public Wholesale Water Supply District No 25 to build a new water treatment plant east of Lawrence near North 1500 Road and East 1750 Road. The decision follows debate over potential suburban sprawl and aims to serve three rural water districts amid rising demand in southwestern Douglas County.

Lawrence Douglas County Public Wholesale Water Supply District No. 25 North 1500 Road East 1750 Road Nancy

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