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A reader on Massachusetts Street asks about favorite college junk food. The response notes eating a mix of foods and mentions a whole bag of Twix.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2015
Page
4
A reader on Massachusetts Street asks about favorite college junk food. The response notes eating a mix of foods and mentions a whole bag of Twix.
Dean Maliski focuses on cology hospice and free clinic primary care as construction of the Health Education Building begins. She praises interdisciplinary education and the KU School of Nursing interprofessional learning and collaboration. Maliski succeeds Karen Mill, who retired after 26 years. Marge Bott remains interim dean until arrival.
Hall Distinguished Professor Jonathan Clark of Kansas University questions if Thomas Paine authored Rights of Man in full. He suggests Lafayette may have supplied sections, shaping the work as cooperation rather than Paine’s sole prose. Clark argues the piece reflects Lafayette’s influence and challenges Enlightenment unity in revolutions.
Lawrence High School and Free State High School sent teams to the Emporia Invitational and Olathe South Novice Positive Experience Tournament. LHS sophomores Chisa to Kimura and Claire Walther won first in Novice. Vera Petrovic and Will Yanek were third in Freshman Advanced Novice. Li Gordon-Washington and Kalia Fowler took third in Freshman. Eileen Huang and Emma Dixon were third among sophomores. Emma Leigh Hancock and Miles Kingsley were sixth among freshmen. Rochelle Valverde earned third in another category.
Legislation would prohibit those who do business with school districts from serving on local boards and would bar teachers from serving on any state school board. Critics say the bill would render half of Kansas school board members ineligible, while supporters argue conflicts of interest should be measured and managed.
Federal judge sentenced Dahda to 231 months for his role in a Northern California to Kansas drug conspiracy. Investigators traced about 1600 pounds of marijuana to his directions with 725 kilograms transported to Kansas. Dahda led operations, with wiretaps and raids in Lawrence and nearby areas.
Caitlin Doornbos can be reached at 832 7146 or cvdoornbos at jworld.com for inquiries.
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