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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2013
Page
4
Community question on teaching priorities cites a Kansas City homemaker Lee Euler who argues communication matters more than subject knowledge. The piece prompts readers to weigh whether educators should focus on pedagogy or mastery of content.
Shirley LaMunyon of Lawrence welcomes a daughter born Monday. David and Roxie Lytle of Lawrence celebrate the birth of a son Monday.
Law enforcement report for Monday shows no incidents to report. The LJWorld blotter notes a quiet period with no calls or events logged.
Bob Walzel will head Lied Van Leers replacement as director. Kwan outlined plans to redefine relevance and broaden inclusion by consulting board, students, and community, aligning with Bold Aspirations. He proposes cross campus collaborations with KU Memorial Unions, School of Music, and School of the Arts, plus student programming, live streaming, and arts business student partnerships.
The case centers on whether Kansas juries must weigh aggravating and mitigating factors to impose the Hard 50 sentence. Hill received life without parole for 50 years, with lawmakers altering the process in a September special session after a June Supreme Court ruling. If retroactivity is denied, Hard 50 terms may drop to 25 years to life. The Hill appeal and related case involving Scott Roeder, who killed Dr. George Tiller in 2009, loom in the matter.
The city offers a pothole reporting form on the Public Works page at lawrenceks.org. Residents can also call the pothole line at 785 832 3456 or contact the sound off desk at 832 7297 or via email at soundoff ljworld.com for questions.
The D2d study tests if vitamin D reduces Type 2 diabetes risk. Adults will take 600 to 800 IUs daily, with half receiving vitamin D and half a placebo in a double blind trial. Participants have two annual checkups over about four years at KU Medical Center.
In Topeka hay costs push owners to reduce herd sizes or switch to lower quality feed. Shooting Star Equine Rescue founder Carreen Cain says 5 to 10 owners per month seek new homes for horses due to job loss medical bills and hay prices. Prices rose from 35 40 per round bale in 2011 to 115 120 last year, then 40 60 now, with drought blamed for the shortages and higher costs.
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