Narcissism debate among students sparks caution
Recent evaluations show college students display higher narcissistic attitudes than prior generations but experts insist the results do not label an entire generation. The discussion appears on Page 10.
ATST Web site lets parents block texting on kids phones
Weston Henderek of Current Analysis says the new ATST site will directly affect families by eliminating negotiating and arguments. The system lets parents turn off texting or block unwanted numbers on their children's devices. Page 10A
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Pisroguys Pierogies Opens In Lawrence Area
Two Lawrence men launch Pisroguys Pierogies selling pierogi sandwiches at Checkers Foods and various local bars and restaurants. The venture focuses on savory dough pockets framed as a quick bite option for diners around town.
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Lawrence growth cools as city stalls in census numbers
City leaders in Lawrence cite Census Bureau estimates showing no growth from July 2005 to July 2006 and even a slight decline. City Manager David Corliss says Lawrence remains a strong community but faces competition and slower growth compared to historical rates. Readers are directed to page 7A for full coverage.
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Study shows men chase looks not words in dating
Washington AP reports a study by Indiana University's Peter Todd and colleagues using speed dating in Munich. It finds men favor physical attractiveness over stated traits and select most women above a minimum threshold, while women are more selective than their stated preferences suggest.
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Donor backs KU hall’s long life through maintenance gift
Kansas University announces a $400,000 gift from Carl C. Krehbiel to fund ongoing maintenance for Krehbiel Scholarship Hall, ensuring it avoids the deferred maintenance list. The dedication marks a rare donor funded endowment for upkeep alongside the hall’s $4 million construction.
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