Report Card

Monday, February 7, 2005

Pass:

Hy-Vee. The supermarket’s plentiful supply of food samples allows enterprising students to enjoy a multi-course lunch that incorporates all five food groups.
Amy Gruber. The prolific KU swimmer competed in her last meet in Lawrence. The senior made her exit in fashion, winning two individual events and and was part of two winning relay teams against Iowa State on Saturday.
Bill Self. Men’s basketball coach asked that fans cool it with the profanity. Come on, student section, let’s not become Maryland.

Fail:

Ward Churchill. The University of Colorado professor is fighting for his job for comparing Sept. 11 victims to Nazis. Churchill is to Colorado as Fred Phelps is to Kansas in terms of embarassment.
National Hockey League. The league’s lockout teeters on the cancellation of the entire season, which is something that has never happened in North America. The NHL is proof that professional sports need a salary cap to survive.

Inramurals Calendar

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On The Record

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Free for All

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Weekly choice

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On the Record

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Athletics calendar

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On Campus

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Weekly Choice

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Prices increase for sports pack

The University of Kansas Athletic Department increased the price of student tickets ...

/news/2006/aug/18/tickets/

Survival guide to basketball camping

Maggie Young gives the quick and dirty of the essentials to one ...

/news/2011/dec/01/survival-guide-basketball-camping/

Intramural Scores

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Several KU offices offer extended hours

Several campus offices will offer extended hours to accommodate new and returning ...

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Mastering the art of college cooking

Tired of frozen dinners? Cooking for yourself doesn't always require natural talent ...

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Graduation Schedule

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Former forward struggles to play

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Five sickest food moments of all time

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Juice up your diet

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Profiling the legends: Ostertag and Pollard

A quick look at former Kansas big men Greg Ostertag and Scott ...

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Presidents Day: more than just a federal ...

Reporters Mike Montano and Max Rothman share interesting facts about our forefathers.

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Weight off your shoulders

All gain, and no pain, when you wear a backpack the right ...

/news/2010/oct/07/weight-your-shoulders/

Better know a major: International studies

Academic program offers University students global learning opportunities.

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Ghana forts historical, controversial

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Legends Wayne Simien and Darnell Valentine return

Two Hall of Fame Jayhawk basketball players will return to play at ...

/news/2011/sep/16/legends-return/

Rains: KU needs return to prominence

Negative news surrounding the Kansas Athletics Department has made being a Jayhawk ...

/news/2006/aug/18/rains/

Jayhawks journey to Texas for Big 12 ...

Kansas will have to conquer three ranked opponents for the title.

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Mangino gets his men

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Football team benefits from familiarity

Turner Gill's new practice format allows two full teams to participate at ...

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Big 12 Commissioner Dan Beebe addresses media

Beebe addressed the media Tuesday morning concerning the recent salvation of the ...

/news/2010/jun/15/big-12-commissioner-dan-beebe-addresses-media/

Interfraternity Council placed on probation

A University investigation found the IFC had participated in hazing, will now ...

/news/2011/feb/15/interfraternity-council-placed-probation/

Blizzard update: Latest information, as it comes ...

Classes and campus operations will resume Thursday.

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Assistant job suits former Jayhawk walk-on

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The Science of Love

Do couples or singles see better impacts in their health?

/news/2011/feb/13/doctor-love/

Romance can boom or bust on Valentine’s ...

The holiday is a great opportunity to boost relationships, but also leads ...

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Keith: Dealing with Friends of a Significant ...

Dealing with friends of a significant other can be difficult. How much ...

/news/2012/mar/26/keith-dealing-friends-significant-other/

‘Candide’ opens tonight

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Nest on the Ninth: Lemoncello Bellino

Taste of the town, one meal at a time.

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Yoga 101

Demystifiying the practice for beginners.

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Sleeping through school

Siestas in sociology? Napping in neurobiology? Keeping up your energy for class ...

/news/2010/apr/15/sleeping-through-school/

Proposed cuts anger students

Student senate wants to move funding away from community health services.

/news/2011/mar/10/proposed-cuts-anger/

Organic Foods: The meaning behind the label

The meaning behind the label.

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