Stories for January 2005

Cyndi walks in the front door of a very familiar home. Her friends are having a little get-together. She’s excited to see her friends and even a few acquaintances whom she hasn’t seen in what feels like ages.

Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel

Zelda: The Minish Cap

Beating the winter blues

If you equate winter with irritability, memory loss or isolation, you may suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder

Quick fix

The Right Fix – Save Your Hair

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Soap up

Assault On Precinct 13

Elektra

Frank Black Francis

Hitting the Road

When the trip is only half the journey

Hunk of burning love

Not just for men anymore: strippers in Lawrence can now satisfy the ladies

Thefts hit engineering school

Eaton and Nichols Halls to receive surveillance equipment and security to prevent computer theft

Big Johnny Foo-foo

A zine with local origins spreads its quirkiness abroad

ESPN to air from KU

Network to broadcast its new road show live from Allen Fieldhouse

Demand high for tickets

’Hawks to face improved teams

The Honorary Title

Anything Else But the Truth

Who???

Yonder Mountain String Band

Fall ball benefits Jayhawk baseball team

Hobbies break routine

Volleyball player may join basketball team

’Hawks pounce on Buffs' errors

DA reviewing complaint involving verbal assault

Officers keep eye on hall’s vent

Updated opera has Kansas roots

KU researchers lead effort to develop new telescope

Candlelight vigil to be held for tsunami victims tonight

Colored band craze continues

KU Hillel, Louise’s, join bracelet bandwagon

Poor funding sacrifices education

Big 12 tennis teams improve

Research may lead to greater yield from Kansas oil wells

Admissions takes show on road

Multicultural Road Show focuses recruitment on minority students

New name and focus for CLAS department

School of Pharmacy holds career fair this Thursday

Jayhawks aim to best Buffaloes

Miles rates among best in nation

Intramural basketball

Motivation for runners varies

Luminary walk honors civil rights activist

Left turns prohibited on 23rd Street

Devoted scholar dies at 63; remembered by friends, family

Jayhawks win bragging rights

KU First raises $653 million

Private donation makes University history

Walk will honor memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Jayhawks defeat Illinois State; look ahead to Brigham Young

Former KU basketball player signs with New Jersey Nets

Philadelphia fans have two teams to cheer for

Flu vaccine opens to all

Officials encouraging students to get immunization

Kansas trumps Missouri in Border Showdown

Showdown nears

Winter party raffle to give away bikes

Ice causes messy pile-up

Cars parked in Alumni Place lot collide after ice forms on pavement

Student artist, athlete dies after December automobile accident

Comedy opens tomorrow at Lawrence Community Theatre

Professor earns top award from French teachers group

Spencer Research Library to close shortly following fire

KU service to lay off employees

KU students respond quickly to seizure in Kansas Union

Arm wrestling competition to be held at The Ranch

Businesses get smoking decks

Quinton’s, Louise’s spend thousands

Judge: former director must settle dispute out of court

Musical fondu

Five sickest food moments of all time

Icy conditions no problem

Jayhawk rowing team returns from winter training with sharp competitive edge

Soccer players and coach honored with post-season awards

Kansas survives despite mistakes

Free throws and rebounds nearly led to defeat

Baseball team needs big hitters to step up to the plate

New humanities site features historic facade

Hall Center moves to new building that incorporates old Powerhouse arches

Bowling teams hit the lanes with new talent

Newest players show promise leading into Blue and Gold Classic

McCray ignores jeering

Winter break brings tough losses

Kansas women’s basketball loses to three ranked teams, scores a few victories

New procedure helps police respond to noise complaints

Fire at apartment complex causes $3,000 in damages

Lighting fixture causes fire in Spencer Research Library

University alumnus donates $10 million for economics

Alumnus donation to attract molecular biologist University

KU junior wins championship, secures Team USA position

Changing the way you look at sports

Wescoe wit

Oh, you guys say some of the darndest things

Ice storm remnants pose threat

Current warm-up poses threat to Kansas residents

Shooting victim remembered

Kansas City freshman was known for his independence, dedication and humor

Coach Carter

The Aviator

Quick fix

Paper cut

Prince of Persia: Warrior Within

Living by the Book

Young Christian fundamentalists learn to deal with the conflicts in their hearts and

Stories for January 2005

Monday, January 31

About 200 students applied to be a deskie last year in residence halls

Tiffany Cherry and Brooklyn Hann have five first place finishes for the women’s team

Flurries drift to town, enthusiasts drift to art venues

Former Flanigans reopens with new management

ESPN live telecast brings screaming fans with posters to the Fieldhouse Saturday morning

Sunday, January 30

Cornhuskers win 59-48

Friday, January 28

Women look forward to tough match-up against Nebraska

Higher education magazine praises increased Hispanic numbers

Thursday, January 27

Start the day off right and fuel up on breakfast

KU students dispel the stereotypes of arranged marriages