Editorial on Gender Bias and Being Liked in Work
The piece argues women bear a higher cost for violating gender norms in the workplace and in social settings. It cites Sheryl Sandberg and a 2003 Harvard case comparing Heidi Roizen to Howard, showing bias against women. It notes Senator Caryn Tyson’s public rebuke and emphasizes civility alongside speaking one’s mind.
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Sheryl Sandberg
Harvard Business School
Heidi Roizen
Heidi
Howard
Caryn Tyson
Parker
Tyson
Sandberg
Mary Sue Coleman
University of Michigan
Coleman
Editorial Blaze on Kansas Gun Law and Brownback
Jeanny Sharp and The Herald critique Kansas law allowing concealed weapons in public spaces, denouncing Legislature and Gov Brownback for exemptions to the Statehouse. The piece accuses officials of hypocrisy, warns of increased security costs, and urges voters to act against what it calls demagoguery in Topeka in next year’s election.
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Jeanny Sharp
Herald
Sam Brownback
Statehouse
Kansas
Sharp
Caryn Tyson
Kansas Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
Topeka
Higher Education Funding Hit by Kansas Lawmakers
Gov Brownback faces cuts to higher education totaling 48.7 million across 32 public institutions over two years, touching student aid and salaries. Regents warn of devastating impact while other regional states increase support. Despite the governor's stance, lawmakers signal lower priority for universities amid broader budget pressures. Gwyn Mellinger, Baker University professor, provides analysis.
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Kansas
Sam Brownback
Tim Emert
Kansas Board of Regents
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Oklahoma
Robba Moran
U.S
Jerry Moran
R-Kan
Institutions of Higher Learning
Regents
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S. Cedar
Tommy Felts
Telts
Linda Brown
Brown
Laurie Blanco
Blanco
Kathy Miller
Krmiller
Marilyn Stevenson
Ottawa Herald
Pksm
Gwyn Mellinger
Baker University
Insight
Insight Kansas
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