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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2011
Page
1
Lawrence readers learn Bonner Springs High School senior Scinti la Capalla was honored at a recent track meet when dozens wore shirts reading We love you Scintila. She cannot run this year due to knee tumor treatment, as reported on page 9B.
Election law expert Justin Levitt argues that voter ID is marketed like snake oil. He asserts ID laws cannot fix many issues voters face and challenges the broad claims made in political debates.
A Kansas University professor says Illinois’ emphasis on cracking down on texting while driving should become a statewide priority in Kansas, offering law enforcement a strong example to follow.
The feature highlights a legends of the Phog basketball event and directs readers to page 1B for details photo galleries and KUSports.com video and audio coverage.
At his first press conference since becoming Ford chief executive, Alan Mulally framed the company’s rebound as deliberate and improving. He cited Ford’s 6.6 billion profit after a 17 billion loss and described restructuring that trimmed models and plants while cutting costs. He noted challenges at Lincoln and in China as Ford seeks a stronger global position.
The Kansas School for the Deaf in Olathe celebrates 150 years since its 1866 move from Baldwin City and its early name change in 1902. The school serves hearing impaired students ages 3 to 21, fields eight high school football players and offers varied extracurriculars, with thousands of alumni creating a deaf-friendly culture.
National Hazing Week at the University of Kansas featured an intensified drive with a former football player addressing students and a no hazing pledge. A hazing prevention task force and a new conduct officer oversee reforms, with a reporting site at prevent hazing now. KU notes past incidents including a Phi Gamma Delta island party that left a freshman paralyzed and paddle hazing within the Interfraternity Council, prompting probation and broader outreach.
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