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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2000
Page
9
Editorial argues 288 responding student athletes at Kansas University show troubling sexual harassment and assault levels. Three reported student on student assault, six student on fellow athletes, and two cases involving faculty or staff. Overall 6.2 percent harassed by students, 1.4 percent by faculty or staff. Authors urge university action and broader campus review.
The FTC concludes the entertainment industry violates its own ratings by marketing violent movies, games, and explicit music to under 17s. Memo notes target audiences for R and M rated content while industry guidelines are sidestepped.
Ellen Goodman of the Boston Globe argues the entertainment industry mocks self regulation and harms child culture. She criticizes ratings as ineffective to help parents and urges standards enforcement to protect families from violent, sexualized content and warped American values.
In Johnson County Kansas a fierce GOP split pits moderates against conservatives over Dennis Moore's race against Phill Kline. The affluent district, rich in doctors and banks, leans Republican yet faces internal warfare that could aid Moore's bid for Congress. David Shribman reports.
Lenette Hamm argues for city wide limits on unrelated renters to curb campus area disturbances. She criticizes high rents, landlord practices, and calls for landlord accountability and a cooperative plan by property owners and KU administration.
Kansas University students push omnibus finance bill proposals raising semester costs by about 30 dollars while historic Lawrence World editorials from Sept 15 1900 lament the modern quest for clerkships over skilled trades urging self sufficiency and work ethic.
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