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DEPARTMENT OF BASEBALL: The feeble grounder is the new home run?
A few Sundays ago, when the Royals were playing the Red Sox, Boston’s Pablo Sandoval hit a feeble ground ball toward the mound. The...
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A crucial question, no answer in sight
Consider again: First, a university mathematician and recognized statistical expert has serious misgivings about voting patterns in the November 2014 state elections – serious...
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Counting down to a crisis
Paul Davis, the Lawrence attorney who ran for governor against incumbent Sam Brownback, is among notable political experts who see a looming constitutional crisis...
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Kobach’s crusade: Leave everything to him
The Legislature, ever protective of our democracy, has granted the state’s chief election clerk, Secretary of State Kris Kobach, the power to prosecute people...
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While we’re at it, let’s renounce the British
Sen. Marco Rubio, the Florida Republican who wants to
be president, is a long-standing, steadfast critic of restoring
U.S.-Cuba diplomatic relations.
Ruio, who is of Cuban ancestry,...
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Reason to be grateful for good government
An August 15 memo from Lindsborg City Administrator Greg DuMars provides a good look at the raw mechanics of local government, the hidden challenges...
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DEPARTMENT OF MEMORIES: Early chess in Lindsborg
Anistasiya James, the new director at the Karpov International Chess School in Lindsborg, gave an inspired talk recently to the Kiwanis Club, recounting the...
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Were the 2014 elections hacked? (Officials block search for answers )
More questions continue to bubble up, adding to the feeling that all those pre-election polls in Kansas might not have been wrong after all....
