Effectiveness of DARE program taken to task
Wichita State University researchers say DARE yields positive short term gains but negligible long term impact on student attitudes and drug use. The study, of 288 high school seniors who had DARE in grades 5 to 7 and 331 who did not, notes conflicting societal messages and calls for program adaptations to address older students.
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King of Kaw river expert shares life along the Kansas
Tommy Burns, the 75 year old known as the King of the Kaw, grew up along the river near Lawrence and chronicled his river life in 60 Years on the Kaw River. He trained under rivermen, trapped, fished, and later moved from nets to writing while Ned Kehde calls him an outdoor genius and living legend.
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