Dole Institute of Politics Opens at KU with 36-Foot Flag
The Dole Institute of Politics at the University of Kansas debuts near the Lied Center. A 36-foot stained glass flag greets visitors while the center showcases Dole’s papers and public programs. Dedication events run July 20 to 22 with dignitaries including Ford Carter and Brokaw.
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Kansan Officials Contact Details From OCR Fragment
A list of government contacts in Washington and Topeka includes Senator Pat Roberts Senator Sam Brownback Rep. Jim Ryun Governor Kathleen Sebelius State Senators Robert Tyson and Stanley Dreher and State Representatives Tom Halland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhorn and others with addresses in Washington D C and Topeka Kansas and phone numbers and official web links. The fragment preserves multiple office locations and contact channels for political figures.
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Editorial Warning on Small Places and Big Destruction
The piece warns that tiny actions accumulate into vast environmental harm. It cites the Gulf dead zone from nutrient runoff and Appalachian strip mining in Eastern Kentucky. Wendell Berry argues mountain removal devastates watersheds and communities, challenging the idea that land restoration occurs swiftly.
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Student criticizes KU investigation of professor over sexuality classes
A Kansas senior, intern to Senator Susan Wagle, voices frustration with the University of Kansas response to allegations against Professor Dennis Dailey in the Human Sexuality in Everyday Life course. She cites blocked affidavits, unreturned calls, and political pressure, noting relatives’ job losses and dean involvement as signs of bias.
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