Haskell adopts 2020 plan as regents push fundraising
Haskell Indian Nations University approved the Haskell 2020 strategic plan during the fall meeting. The plan, shaped after Venida Chenault’s January presidency, aims to improve academics, retention and graduation rates while aligning resources. The regents also pursue revitalizing the Haskell Foundation to boost private funding for infrastructure and athletic programs.
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Aid to Palestinians Is Misguided Commentary After War
Cal Thomas argues the postwar aid to Gaza is flawed citing Kerry's 212 million pledge, Hamas charter, and past misuse of funds for tunnels. He warns future conflicts and questions U.S. commitment, linking aid to eroding Israel and broader militant links.
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Ebola and Frontline Health Care Shortcomings in US
Kansas University law professor Mike Hoeflich warns that despite better overall preparedness, US health care facilities and frontline workers lack adequate training and protection for Ebola. He cites the Texas case as evidence of systemic gaps and urges decisive action without budgetary restraint to safeguard caregivers and prevent a broader outbreak.
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Public Forum on Police Facility Space and Bidding
A letter urges a new police facility sized for modern work, with better space to attract officers. The writer favors normal bidding and transparency, opposing backtracking to save money, and asks readers to vote yes for public safety. Anne L Haehl signs, Lawrence Kansas.
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Two Amendments on Kansas Ballot for 1914 Vote
The Frence Daily Journal World notes two state amendments on the November 3 ballot. One calls for recall of public officers, the other for changes to finance and taxation laws. Supporters praise recall for officer efficiency and accountability.
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