Friday, April 29
Spring brings pollen, sniffles and sneezes
Less outdoor activity best for fewer reactions
Hard up for money
Student groups frustrated with Student Senate allocations
Drinking in the streets
Commission may change sidewalk dining regulations
Housing, meal costs increase
Maintenance adds to hike
‘Candide’ opens tonight
Satire adapts a literary, musical classic
Thursday, April 28
I'm with the band
Going backstage at concerts isn’t always as cool as it might seem
Urine for a story of Spandex and sorrow
An almost undefeated season and the shorts that defeated me
Make It Personal
If you’re not satisfied with pre-made graduation announcements Get your personality out with scissors and glue.
Inked
The story of tattoo past, present and future
Use the Can
Don’t just stack them into cool-looking towers. Grab a can opener and cook with them.
Team chooses captains together
Swimming and diving members reflect on past, begin to build future
How We Met
Jayme Aschemeyer & Dave Swafford
Exhibition play eye-opening
Jayhawks face Hoosiers, Boilermakers, recognize strengths and weaknesses
Big 12 Championships start tomorrow
Nebraska, Oklahoma and others aim to earn their schools’ first championships
Kansas wins easily
Bunts, singles, sacrifices allow easy victory
Store closes department
Wal-Mart starts to expand, auto section first to go
Wednesday, April 27
Sexes face off in charity match
KU Habitat for Humanity gains $276 from game
Kansas City Bash
Kansas comes out ahead in high-scoring contest
Counterculture at KU
A look at the University's countercultures
From Beatnik to Anarchist
Radical eruptions in Lawrence
Tuesday, April 26
School of Education hires new dean
School of education hires dean to uphold school’s reputation
Monday, April 25
Kansas rocks Relays
Track and field team, fans show stuff at Memorial Stadium
Securing their safety
Greek houses face burglaries, safety concerns
Saturday, April 23
Friday, April 22
‘Hedwig’ to be performed live
Rock ’n’ roll musical about transgendered singer ends Pride Week
Panel discusses evolution
Experts say new standards could hurt the economy
Beer decision on hold
Final proposal to be drawn up May 7 for beer sales in Union
Bands to battle for $600 purse
Event organizers say they want to bring in record-setting crowd
Thursday, April 21
Jiles brings experience, history into weekend
Jiles no stranger to success at KU
Relays renaissance
Olympians highlight effort to return historic event to days at the top
Gold Zone highlights Relays
Three-hour event is new this year
Meet depends on committee work
Students lead efforts to run meet smoothly
Olympians to star on Saturday
Seven gold medalist featured in signature competitions
’Huskers shucked out
Ross leads team with help from defense
Jayhawks shoot for regionals
Weekend offers opportunity for conference title
Teams will try to stop Texas
Three-time reigning Big 12 champions have 12th best player in nation
Salary boost will benefit public safety
Internal change could allow office to offer competitive wages
Miss Clean
The peculiar habits of a clean queen
Wescoe wit
[Oh, you guys say some of the darndest things. ]
Green trucks, green thumbs
Spring comes to life on campus
The How-tos of KU
Sneaky secrets from people who know how to save you time and energy
Touching others’ lives
Former coach devotes himself to helping out
Wednesday, April 20
Virtual game, real dollars
Student athletes miss out on multi-million dollar video game industry, while everyone else involved gets rich
Greene stays clean
Doping scandal tarnishes his competitors
Choice surprises Lawrence
German pope’s age among chief concerns
Tuesday, April 19
Behind the scenes remains official business
Long-time volunteer reflects on the glory days of the Kansas Relays, looks forward to his 41st meet
Black Love Week is here
Black Student Union event promotes unity among many cultures
Bookstores trying to lure students
Stores look to attract business all year-round
Monday, April 18
Defeats leave Kansas shaken
Team needs ‘boost’ after losing twice
Stricter rules for booze
Student housing to toughen policy
Hall’s first resident returns
1944 graduate comes home
Not forgotten
Memorial honors Jayhawks killed in Korean War
Expo shows off world beats
Americans in low numbers at world culture festival
Friday, April 15
Thursday, April 14
The Secret Lives of the Professors
How well do you really know the people who teach you?
Fundraisers bring team closer together
Crew team spends time raising money, making friends
Finding the Balance
The importance of finding time for not only your partner but also your friends
You've got male
A closer look at the metrosexual trend, and what it means to be a man today.
Rim Rock Farm donated to University
Cross country runs with winning course
Wednesday, April 13
Coaches should look to Luke
View from Press Row
Sorority out, fraternity in
Organizations to switch residences
Punishing hobby makes for an addictive high
Jayhawk pushes herself to compete in Ironman
Tuesday, April 12
Victor not ‘gentle’
Title IX offense too much for Kentucky Gentlemen
Conference offers no clear favorites
Quarterback battles, rebuilding opportunities abound throughout the conference spring season
To the beat of their own drum
Players select, enjoy intro songs
Monday, April 11
Fallen soldier added in stone
WWII soldier remembered on Campanile after 55 years
Last round washed out
Rainy weather cuts tournament short, disappoints coach
Kansas stuck in losing trend
Jayhawks in four-match losing streak, second longest streak this season
Friday, April 8
Student to spin ‘Wheel’
Wheel of Fortune contestant to experience life-long dream next week
Stephenson residents interviewed
Bad behavior sparks first-time renewal method
Laughter: A common language
Group focuses on emotional wounds
Thursday, April 7
Wind helps Acorns’ offense fly over fence
Apartment M’s grand slam
Despite loss, doubles improve
Tulsa dominates Kansas, players look at positives
Disc golf drives students to course
Lawrence park offers 18 holes for local folfers
The All-American Kansan
For Simien, tournament loss doesn’t overshadow career
Sober and Social
Sometimes you just can’t handle another night of drinking. Enjoy the nightlife anyway.
Thumbs up, Thumbs down
An unusual nervous habit exposed.
Wescoe wit
Oh, you guys say some of the darndest things.
Quick Fix
Pop-Ups Blocked
Witches and Rituals and Spells Oh My!
A small group of witches and pagans sit on the floor around a circular, wooden coffee table inside a cozy apartment in south Lawrence. They gather to ask ancient gods for personal growth and renewal in the year ahead. Decorated with dried greenery and leaves, each member sets candles in front of themselves on the table.
Hello, my name is Mandy Patinkin
From The Princess Bride to Dead Like Me, this KU alumnus has proven to be one of the most versatile entertainers in show business today. Now he returns for an evening conversation
How We Met
Clayton Senne and Nicole Madril
Love Source
Once a cheater...
Wednesday, April 6
Students react to parking lot crime
Suspect in residence hall battery case at large
The story of her life
Jessen talks to crowd about abortion, hot-button issues
Pitcher perfect
Co-captain Serena Settlemier pitches no-hitter in victory
Kansas votes yes
Only Douglas County against marriage ban
School may expand
Pharmacy’s enrollment more than twice what Malott designed for
Tuesday, April 5
Tearing down campus hate
Groups promote awareness this week
Ban decreases smoking, revenues
Owners hesitate to reveal losses from smoking ban
Monday, April 4
Teams join up at season opener
Varsity and crew teams promising with first and second place finishes
Seniors win final home meet
Coaches honor seniors after varsity victories
Friday, April 1
Big-league crowd
Coach Price says Aggie ‘passion for baseball is awesome’
Golden Moment
Win or lose, Rich Clarkson enjoys every Final Four, and he hasn’t missed the NCAA men’s basketball tournament in 47 years.
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