Editorial urges line against KU differential tuition rise
A Kansas editorial denounces KU officials for proposing a three-year differential tuition plan across all Liberal Arts classes, funding campus building projects rather than academics. It argues the plan doubles base tuition, shifts maintenance costs to students, and may burden families amid statewide funding shortfalls.
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Liberal Arts
Kansas University
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
CLAS
Wescoe
Bailey, Blake
Fraser Halls
Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Malott
Haworth
Journal-World Story
Ast Week
Voting changes may increase fraud
Washington column argues that new voting laws and easier access to registration threaten election integrity. It cites Motor Voter, purging rolls, and alleged 2000 and 2002 irregularities while warning of lawyerly challenges to voter ID and mail voting. It stresses rising registrations amid aging rolls and calls for scrutiny of turnout-boosting reforms.
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John Fund
The
Wall Street Journal
Bill Clinton
Fund
Philadelphia
Ohio
U.S. Census Bureau
Franklin County
Columbus
Indianapolis Star
Bill Theobald
Indiana
California
Maine
Milwaukee
WTMJ
Kenosha
Public Forum on Judicial Independence and Election Views
Readers discuss Judge Paula Martin's sentencing and the role of judicial independence in protecting the rule of law. Letters from Fred N. Six and Peggy Showalter urge impartial courts, while Kris Kobach border policy critique cites the 1990s military patrol attempt and its consequences.
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Douglas County
Paula Martin
Journal-World
Martin
Kris Kobach
U.s.-Mexico
U.S
Powers That Be
Border Patrol
Howard Lynch
Lawrence
Rumored football mile race to decide tied 3rd District vote
Rumors suggest the Republican National Committee favors a foot race between Jim Ryan and Nancy Boyda to decide a tied 3rd Congressional District race rather than a coin flip. E.G. Hickam.
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Jim Ryan
Nancy Boyda
Republican National Committee
G. Hickam
Lawrence
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Bill Snead
John Taylor
Ann Gardner
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