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To the Editor: Much has been written by others in this space about the upcoming constitutional question concerning Kansas Supreme Court judges. Here are some points that have not been touched on. First, the amendment, which takes up one entire side of a 17-inch ballot, is strangely silent as ...
To the editor: Haskell Indian Nations University faces its greatest crisis in its 142-year history. Several devastating factors drive this crisis. A year ago, the Higher Learning Commission sanctioned Haskell’s accreditation as “at-risk” given stark conditions at the university. Loss of ...
To the editor: Living in Lawrence I was working as a lawyer handling cases in courts across Texas. A judge there, who knew me only through my cases in her court, called one morning asking for campaign money. That doesn’t happen in Kansas where judges aren’t forced to curry political favor, ...
To the editor: Let’s be very clear about the “prime farmland” in Grant Township that Save Our Soils Kaw Valley Foundation purports to preserve from a solar installation through a frivolous lawsuit based on meaningless technicalities. The land in question is currently producing ...
To the editor: We flew our flag on July Fourth, not because we agree with the current outrageous efforts to undermine the foundations of our republic, but because we continue to believe in our ability to meet the current challenges and continue to strive to realize the promises made in the ...
To the editor: Remember the primary election in August 2022? Some legislators attempted to change the Kansas constitution to remove the constitutional right to abortion. By placing this amendment question on the primary election ballot, I believe these legislators hoped to increase the ...