Regents raise chiefs shock state with top salaries
The Kansas Board of Regents boosted president pay at six state universities with raises from 9.9 to 15.9 percent, prompting criticism that increases far outpace faculty hikes. KU, K State, Fort Hays, Pittsburg State, Wichita State, and Emporia State presidents saw new salaries and sizable gains, while lawmakers question fairness and competitiveness.
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A guest editorial page presents varied viewpoints for readers. It notes that opinions express Lead views not necessarily held by The Herald or its editor and invites diverse perspectives within the publication.
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White male seeks dialogue on equality and violence
Reader forum piece by John Gravley discusses white male identity in a shifting equality landscape. He reflects on personal guilt, the lure of violence from hate groups, and the need for constructive discussion about race, gender, and opportunity.
Thank You Note For St Babe Ruth Tourney Success
District commissioner Gene Buie calls the St Babe Ruth Tourney one of the best in years. He thanks host families foster parents and sponsors for a smooth run and credits everyone behind the scenes, including Stan Nichols press box gatekeepers and his wife Shelly.
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War crimes debate stirs over atomic bomb legacy
Charley Reese argues against labeling WWII actions as war crimes while defending Truman's bomb decision. He compares casualties, condemns sensational framing, and warns of future conflicts and imperial aims. He laments civilian deaths and notes that winners judge crimes.
Kathleen Parker considers US Senate run from New York
The Orlando Sentinel columnist Kathleen Parker announces an exploratory bid for the New York U S Senate seat. She touts New York ties and diverse experiences while humorously detailing connections to New York culture, people, and politics. She invites reader input via email.
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