KU Recruiters Deny Brain Drain Charges in Kansas
KU officials defended recruiting policies before the Legislative Educational Planning Committee amid a survey showing 54.4 percent of Kansas National Merit semifinalists last year planned to study outside the state. Officials cited 12 contacts per semifinalist and noted mixed reactions from students about KU offers. Kansas State’s new coordinator pledged aggressive, district-based recruitment.
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Happy Days restaurateurs sue former employees over copied plans
Anson Williams and Al Molinaro of the Big Al's chain sue two ex employees in Johnson County Kansas court accusing Gary Carr and Barry Giniger of stealing architectural and training materials to set up a rival diner in Philadelphia. The suit cites missing documents and shows Giniger negotiating a lease for a restaurant identical to Big Al's, with a Varsity Club name planned for the site.
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