Stories for May 2005

Kansas City Star: Giddens instigated fight

Self still not taking a position

Kansas loses to Baylor in extra innings

Distinctions draw from each school

Land of the Jayhawks

It lives on our sweatshirts, it graces ESPN commercials, it entertains children — not to mention college students. It has even made it to our underwear.

Student atheletes preparing to give back

The Campanile, atop the University’s famous Mount Oread, adds to the many lures of the KU campus. Tolling every quarter hour and ringing with the sound of the Alma Mater this weekend, the inner workings of the Campanile (camp-eh-NEE-lee) deserve explanation.

CLAS departments have own ceremonies

Ceremony to award students for leadership

Ceremony offers some personal touches

At this year’s School of Fine Arts convocation ceremony, Chancellor Robert Hemenway and Steve Hedden, second-year dean of fine arts, will speak to the graduating class.

Very superstitious

Marso: Plan for detours

Journey ends, begins on hill

Commencement walk down Mount Oread unchanged since 1924

Seniors say ‘goodbye’

Simien, Langford, Miles likely to step into bigger shoes

School gives students real-world experience

Top students to talk at ceremony

Graduation Schedule

Softball leaves for Georgia

Baseball drops two of three to Missouri

Event to celebrate surrealist art

Age doesn’t quell urge to go to the ‘extreme’

Team balances practice, tests

University disregards safety issues

Infestation

Summer music festivals come to towns near you.

Getting Lost in Lecompton

In a tiny town northwest of Lawrence, a turbulent past mingles with the present

Five questions

Rough Waters

One small boat, 14 strangers, eight days: It’s not a reality show; It’s Outward Bound

Frugal Food Finds

The diary of a broke college student looking for great deals

Old Habits Die Hard

Approaching friends and family consumed by addiction

Love Source

www.virtualkiss.com

Pickin' on Lawrence

“Never let the truth spoil a good story,” preaches Steve Mason, Lawrence resident and all around bluegrass renaissance man “And don’t quit your day job — that’s another one.”

Game Review: Area 51

30 Minutes to Fit

Circuit training uses your time at the gym efficiently.

Movie Review: Cinderella Man

Movie Review: Crash

Movie Review: DiG!

Movie Review: Downfall

Music Review: Tori Amos - The Beekeeper

Music Review: Fall Out Boy - From Under the Cork Tree

Walk like a nutritionist

Columnist doesn’t regret taking diverse viewpoint

New women to impact KU aquatic squads

Festival planners prepare for insects, larger crowds

Faculty living downtown: a lofty idea

The Force is with the newest ‘Star Wars’ film

the scarlet list

Jonathon Bourgeois doesn’t wear a visible scarlet “A” on his chest as Hester Prynne does in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Scarlet Letter.” He wears an “SO” that appears on the Internet and follows him around like Prynne's scarlet “A.”

Students turn space into artist community

Home is where the food is

Out of the “ghetto,” students form close-knit communities through sharing their food, homes and lives

University women’s GPAs exceed men’s

Frankenstein scares competition

Mistreatment of women exacerbates AIDS epidemic

Column twists Catholics’ concerns about Pope Ratzinger

Eldridge Hotel reopens

Student arrested for cruelty to animals

Junior fills leadership void

Luke Trammell helps lead Kansas during Price’s injury absence

Incident might be overdose

Greeks donate leftover goods

Don’t uptight high school administrators

Kansas balances on edge

Rapscallions win intramural championship

Team defeats Beta Black to win flag football title

Schweitzer sets record for hitting streak

Students deserve to know reason why dean lost his job

Community still deserves to be aware of presence of known child molester

Vatican passes on opportunity to move into 21st century with backward pope

Relay raises money to battle cancer

Pearson/Douthart hammers Destroyers

Scholarship halls dominate in CoRec shutout

Fighting Blunts light up Frisbee championship

Kansas victory makes tournament berth likely

Kansas wins series with Texas

Senior golfer earns spot on All-Big 12 Conference team

Give your mom love on Mother’s Day, but don’t buy her a Wal-Mart gift

Don’t expect Catholic pope to advocate liberal ideals

JAYHAWKS DOWN NO. 3 TEXAS

National exposure

Series to be televised on ESPNU

Hospital plans move

24-hour campus fundraiser for cancer society begins

Contract impact

Letter opens GTA renewal negotiations

Artist to display paper cuts

Student uses scraps for TV-inspired pieces

Epic a heavenly piece of history

Missed shots kick soccer final into overtime

Golf team not green

Music Review: Three 6 Mafia - Choices II: The Setup

For the Love of Bread

Racks of freshly baked bread splay before your eye. The options seem endless; honey whole wheat, Kansas crunch, cinnamon chip, French walnut, sourdough rye, and ciabatta. These breads are among the variety of options at two of Lawrence’s local bread makers, Great Harvest Bread Co. and WheatFields Bakery.