Here come the students: Thousands to move into KU dorms this week, creating prospect of traffic delays
UPDATED 1:45 P.M. AUG. 11 It is a big week for dorms — and perhaps, delays. The University of Kansas has three days of dormitory move-ins scheduled for this week, which means thousands of students, family members or others who got suckered in to hauling furniture will be in Lawrence. Not ...
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A teenage boy has been charged with a felony after he allegedly took a nude photo of a younger special needs student last spring and shared it, ...
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Here come the students: Thousands to move into KU dorms this week, creating prospect of traffic delays
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Lawrence school board caps property tax rate with a slight increase as enrollment and some state funding shrink
