Ten years of column writing at the Law School
Mike Hoeflich, professor at Kansas University School of Law, reflects on a decade of biweekly law and university columns for the Journal World. He recalls changes in himself and the world, the column’s purpose, public feedback, and gratitude for community connection in Lawrence and Douglas County.
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U N entry won't help in Iraq after five months of coverage
After five months of brutal press coverage the Bush administration seeks UN help to stabilize Iraq. Report notes slow US responses and ongoing outages in Baghdad areas with checkpoints causing frustration. It mentions Bremer named Baathists and the public’s lingering distrust of occupation. 160,000 American troops are on the ground.
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UN role in Iraq sparks doubt over security and legitimacy
National Review contributor Joel Mowbray questions U.S. reliance on United Nations messengers in Iraq, arguing that UN troops may many times fail to stabilize postwar security. He cites fears of Baathist and al Qaida attacks rising as UN influence grows, and notes past UN missteps in oil-for-food and Kosovo. The piece frames U.S. strategy as potentially retreating and angering Iraqis further.
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