Kansas University enrollment tops 30,000 for fall
Kansas University reports fall 2008 enrollment of 30,102 students across Lawrence, Edwards Campus, and medical center. First time freshmen number 4,483 with average ACT 24.8. Minority enrollment rises to 12.7 percent while Black students increase 27.8 percent. Chancellor Hemenway credits academic reputation and admissions work for the surge.
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Kansas lagging in energy policies and homeowner net metering
The piece notes Kansas ranks poorly in environmental protection and energy efficiency surveys. It highlights that homeowners in Kansas receive little compensation through net metering for excess energy, amid broader debates over greener policies.
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Green Living feature highlights local eco lifestyles
The Journal-World directs readers to its special section Green Living in today's paper and online at 1.World.com/Green for in depth stories. The online hub offers resources to cut trash and access locally grown food within miles of homes, underscoring practical green living tips.
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Bailout breakdown stalls bid to avert economic meltdown
Washington turmoil escalates as Congress rebels against a 700 billion bailout plan. Wall Street rises briefly after a bank seizure and rescue reshapes the White House summit with Bush McCain Obama amid party fractures and a looming debate shift.
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Stimulus checks still available for thousands in Kansas
IRS data show 754 Douglas County residents, 2,400 in Topeka and over 33,000 statewide may still qualify for federal stimulus payments. Eligible non-filers must file by Oct 15 to receive up to 300 dollars, 600 for married couples, including some Social Security and veterans benefits recipients.
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Local leaders hear national experts on early childhood education
Business leaders gather Saturday to learn from national experts about the value and impact of early childhood education, exploring investment, outcomes, and community benefits. The event focuses on practical applications for local workplaces and families.
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