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[gthaustex]

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback signed a law last month that authorizes concealed carry into any state or municipal building except those that have "adequate security measures". The law also states that university and municipal buildings can be exempted for up to four years. University regents in Kansas don't want concealed carry on campus, but admit the cost to implement security measures, such as metal detectors at all building entrances would be prohibitive, in effect forcing them to allow concealed carry.

The Kansas Board of Regents is expected to adopt a temporary resolution to keep in place the current no-weapons policy at the state universities, including Kansas University. But having guns on campuses in some form in the future is probably inevitable, according to Regents Vice Chairman Fred Logan Jr.

http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2013/may/1 ... carry-cam/

[C-dub]

What in the world are "adequate security measures?" And who get's to determine that? Good grief. Baby steps, I guess.

[RoyGBiv]

A breath of sanity from our Kansas countrymen. Nice!