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Journal-World Editorials

It takes two

With college tuition continuing to rise, a strategy being pursued by Missouri officials might be worth a look in Kansas and elsewhere. Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon announced this week that the leaders of the state’s four-year public universities had agreed ...

  • Where but in Lawrence?
    A pedal-driven rickshaw service could be a fun addition to downtown Lawrence. Doing it in a way that won’t create a traffic hazard could be tricky, but the city should try to give this would-be entrepreneur a chance to try it out.
  • Leaders offer tips for chancellor’s successful tenure
    Last week, this column focused on the challenges facing Kansas University Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little as she nears her 100th day as KU’s 17th chancellor.
  • Shades of Patton
    College football isn’t war, but the situation now facing KU’s football coach is reminiscent of the trials of a famous World War II general.
  • A sad story
    The current firestorm surrounding Kansas University football coach Mark Mangino is a sad development: sad for Coach Mangino, sad for the university, sad for Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little and sad for members of the football team.

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