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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2013
Page
3
Five year old Lilly Yuhasz and sister Evelyn six from Topeka enjoy a fairy tale themed walk at Prairie Park Nature Center Halloween Party near Mary's Lake. Volunteers dressed as tale characters handed out candy during the pumpkin walk event.
Seven candidates faced semi public interviews at Haskell Indian Nations University last week. Ryan Coody of the Indian Leader sat on the evaluation panel as the Bureau of Indian Education conducted the sessions watched by at least 120 students, staff and faculty. Decisions are pending on the next university president.
Haskell listed candidate names Venida Chenault Marie Etsitty Jonathan Hook Charles Cambridge Wayne Johnson Neil Trottier James Utterback Coody said interview rules prevented questions or follow ups. The bureau invited campus observers to witness a process usually private, with the page hinting at more detail on page 4A.
Kansas University Student Senate passed a resolution criticizing administration for letting the Kansas Department of Transportation use 8.87 acres of Baker wetlands for the South Lawrence Trafficway. Robbie Wood of Wetlands Preservation Organization called the move disapproval of administration. Emma Halling said the measure critiques land sale to KDOT for $36,000 as part of a larger land deal.
KU faculty committee resumes work on a draft post-tenure review policy to be reviewed by the Faculty Senate this fall. Critics worry the process could be burdensome and punitive, though proponents say it offers a long-term performance view of tenured faculty. The policy aims to meet a 2012 Regents directive and KU Provost Vitter's February guidance, with a task force drafting a version for Senate endorsement. The draft was released for consideration earlier this year.
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