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Kelly Cosby

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Cosby: Getting the most out of college

Looking back, it is easy to get caught up in the details. Learn to relax and to enjoy the little things.

Cosby: Credits should be considered from Baha'i Institute for Higher Learning

We have a long way to go when it comes to eliminating religious discrimination in the United States. The University of Kansas needs to accept college credits from BIHL.

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Cosby: Clooney Arrested for Public Demonstration Against Sudanese Government

Clooney’s arrest is good for the situation in Sudan because it can help bring attention to the country's crisis.

Cosby: University needs center for research on human trafficking

Human trafficking isn't just an international problem. It affects us at home too.

Cosby: Syrian violence ignored in United States

As Americans enjoy Super Bowl Sunday and Valentine's Day, thousands of Syrians are dying at the hands of their government.

Cosby: University needs to address gender equality

On this year's anniversary of the February Sister's occupation of Wescoe, improvements still need to be made in order to achieve gender equality.

Cosby: Point counterpoint: National Defense Authorization Act

Cosby argues that President Obama should have vetoed the recently signed National Defense Authorization Act because it violated human rights.

Cosby: Point counterpoint: Voter ID Regulations - from the Left

A new law recently signed into effect requires Kansas voters to present photo identification to cast a vote. Two columnists debate about the law's photo identification requirement.

Cosby: Speech helps society

Even hateful and racially charged speech is and should be protected.

Does gender matter in politics?

Kelly Cosby and Billy McCroy discuss women in politics.

Cosby: Domestic violence most prevalent in college

Women who are 16-24 years old are more likely to be domestically assaulted

Cosby: Don't ignore domestic violence issues

It's important to realize that sexual abuse is more common than we think it is.

Cosby: Saudi Arabia not alone in gender inequality

Recent feminine progress in Saudi Arabia illuminates issues close to home.

Cosby: Peaceful protestors fly flags without poles

Peaceful protestors are protected in America, even when out free speech rights are tampered with.

Cosby: Fourth rescheduling of execution date shows system’s flaws

Troy Davis' case is clear representation of how flaws in the justice system make the use of capital punishment unjustifiable.

Cosby: Civil discourse should return to American politics

Civil discourse not political debate should be at work in Washington.

Cosby: The embarrassing state of Kansas

Laws limiting access to abortion providers aren't right, or helpful.

Cosby: Romney positive presence as candidate

Republican presidential candidates leave many wanting more.

Cosby: Pre-natal care is not a privilege, it’s a right

Mother's Day is not the only time to be thankful for moms.

Cosby: Students should get involved in both campus and local politics

Despite strong turnout for student elections, interest in Lawrence politics could improve.

Cosby: Allegations against Mortenson don’t give altruism a bad name

Despite Mortenson's alleged actions, it's important to remember the positive influence he has had on society.

Cosby: ‘Gaypril’ offers a time to ask questions and seek answers

Queers and Allies has set aside April to bring awareness to LGBT issues in our community.

Cosby: Students should follow the example of political activism abroad

Political demonstrations in London and around the world should energize students to mobilize.

Cosby: Death penalty should be abolished while reasonable doubt continues

Putting innocent people to death is just one reason why Kansas should rethink the punishment.

Cosby: Congress overreacting by defunding Planned Parenthood

Defunding Planned Parenthood would jeopardize vital services needed for the reproductive and sexual health of countless individuals.

Cosby and Adams: Is social media good for democracy?

In light of the recent Egyptian Revolution sparked by social media, two columnists debate the pros and cons of social media in politics.

Cosby: Revolution must consider women’s rights

The Egyptian revolution provides an opportunity to advance women's rights.

Cosby: Future of Sudan relies on cessation vote

Intensified disagreements over cessation vote could derail progress in Sudan.

Cosby: Iowa Supreme Court judged on specific decisions not capabilities

Removal of Iowa judges is worriesome.

Cosby: Question 2 can protect against unfair language

Question 2 deserves student support.

Cosby: Native American women deserve protection

A new law seeks to protect Native American women.

Cosby: Craigslist joins fight against traffickers

Removal of "adult services" will help in fight against sex trafficking.

Cosby: Shelter displays best and worst of residents

In debate over new Lawrence shelter, feelings toward homeless can be seen.

Religious tolerance means recognizing freedom

In controversy over New York Islamic Center, roots of intolerance can be seen.

Cosby: Fight for what's right

Humanitarian workers don't need much to make big difference.

Cosby: Importance of foreign elections shouldn't be overlooked

Upcoming Sudanese elections represent larger fight for democracy.

Cosby: Media should value ethics, not ratings

Stories designed to attract interest often blur ethical lines.

Cosby: Veterans deserve support upon return home

Addressing PTSD is matter of community support.

Cosby: California court case still carries weight in the lives of KU students

Debate on Proposition 8 is about more than gay rights.

Cosby: Healthcare in perspective

Americans can forget how advantageous our health care and medial technology are to developing countries.

Cosby: Domestic violence laws inconsistent

Punishments may not necessarily fit the crime.

Cosby: Domestic violence revealed

Student Group Delta Force works to educate the Lawrence community on domestic violence.

Cosby: Death to the death penalty

Capital punishment is inhumane and costly.

Cosby: Katrina victims still need help

Some families don't have many options after losing food, clothing, housing and medical care.

Cosby: Sudan shouldn't focus on dress code

Sudanese women are forced to abide by a strict dress code.

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