On the Street: What makes a good teacher
Lawrence Public Library prompt asks fourth grader Isabella Miesbach what makes a good teacher. She answers that a teacher who lets you talk to your friends about the questions is ideal.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2015
Page
4
Lawrence Public Library prompt asks fourth grader Isabella Miesbach what makes a good teacher. She answers that a teacher who lets you talk to your friends about the questions is ideal.
NBC reporter Josh Mankiewicz spoke at the Dole Institute of Politics about his career covering politics and crime. He discussed Trump Fiorina and Carson as Republican front runners, journalism challenges, and how media has evolved. Martha Lee and Bill Graybill attended seeking different angles on the 2016 election landscape.
Judge Patrick McAnany notes distrust of government as Kansas judiciary faces clashes with lawmakers amid funding disputes and a 2005 and 2013 shift in court selection. Five criminal appeals heard at KU and KSU/Wichita State sessions showcased the appellate process and public engagement.
A reader notes more than six dozen new dwarf lilac bushes line the Fraser Hall side of the KU campus lane from Jayhawk Boulevard to Blake Hall. The old lilacs were removed in August and were to be replanted in late September. The winter outlook remains hopeful for the familiar scent along historic Lilac Lane.
Jenny and John Young welcome a girl in Lawrence on Tuesday. Husain Dashti and Shima Ashkaani announce a boy born Tuesday in Lawrence. Hemin Mohammed and Awaz Falih register a girl in Lawrence. Frank and Laura Maldonado report a girl born Tuesday in Lawrence.
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