Enrollment gains at KU and statewide rise in 20th day report
Kansas Board of Regents data show statewide enrollment up 547 to 88 817 students. KU gains centered at KU Medical Center with 80 more students, offset by a 46 student decline at Edwards and Lawrence campuses due to tuition changes. KU highlights retention efforts and programs like HAWK Link and Transitions, plus scholarships for top students including National Merit scholars and the Perfect Achievement Scholarship. Lenexa freshman Thornton Thompson becomes first recipient, with full four year package worth about 50000.
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Border Patrol says crackdown reduces illegal crossing into Arizona
A top federal official claims the recent crackdown cut illegal immigration along the Mexico to Arizona route. U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Robert Bonner cited about a 13 percent drop in total apprehensions in the past six months versus a year earlier, while critics call for broader reforms.
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