KU plans to add public health school in KCK
The University of Kansas proposes a new public health school at KUMC in Kansas City Kansas to fill a state gap. If approved by the Kansas Board of Regents, the school could open next fall and will consolidate four existing departments into a new governance structure.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kan
University of Kansas
Kansas
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas Board of Regents
Barbara Atkinson
KUMC
Colorado
Oklahoma
Lawrence Journal-World
Atkinson
Rently
Institute For
Wichita
Glen Cox
Public Health Institute
Fantasy Football Sparks Interest at Ottawa University
Students at Ottawa University join fantasy leagues as recreation manager Josh Todd notes the activity grows with football enthusiasm. Chris Douglas, in his second year, leads a 4 1 record team featuring Antonio Gates and Michael Vick. Todd, who drafts Manning in Arizona, explains online real time updates fuel ongoing play.
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Ottawa University
Chris Douglas
Douglas
San Diego
Antonio Gates
Philadelphia
Michael Vick
Josh Todd
Todd
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Indianapolis Colts
Peyton Manning
Colts
Arizona
Tips for Starting a Fantasy Football League
Practical guidance for building a balanced fantasy team emphasizing running backs and receivers, weekly waiver wire checks, injury and bye week awareness, and the ORC’s ongoing interest in launching a league with prizes.
Fantasy football comes under the radar in KC area league
Richmond resident Robbie Cardell touts Tony Moeaki as an up and coming tight end in Kansas City. Cardell notes his league team is 3-2 with 528 points, while the top team remains undefeated. He praises the novelty of fantasy football but warns against gambling excess and weekly unpredictability.
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Tony Moeaki
Tony Gonzales
Robbie Cardell
Richmond
Moeaki
Cardell
Kansas City
Bragging Rights in Fantasy Football Leagues
Cardell and Wright discuss fantasy football enhancing how fans watch games. They pick players by projected scoring and yards, then rotate lineups weekly based on opponents. They play for competition, bragging rights, and to keep up with all games each week.
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Cardell
Wright
Needs Brewer surveys Kansas towns on indoor pools
Brewer reported surveying 72 Kansas towns with populations from 3,000 to 20,000, finding 60 percent had public indoor pools, and among 5,000 to 20,000 residents the share rose to 80 percent. He presented a list of potential beneficiaries to ORC directors and asked about adding a swimming pool to the aquatics center.
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Brewer
Kansas
ORC
No COLA for Social Security in 2011 to hit millions
Trustees say inflation fell and there will be no benefit increase next year affecting about 58 million retirees and disabled Americans. Sunflower Plaza residents worry higher insurance premiums while rents tied to income may drop for lower earners. Some relief contemplated via a $250 payment bill, with broader reform discussions likely after November elections. The report notes many rely on Social Security and are stretching funds amid rising costs.
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Congress
Social Security Project
Miller
COSA
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Cindy McCullough
Sunflower Plaza Tower
MeeCullough
Sunflower Plaza
McCullough
Franklin County
Social Security Administration
Earl Pomeroy
D-N.d
Ways and Means
Social Security
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ORG
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Ottawa
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