Stories for December 2006

NEW: KU women lose third straight

The Kansas women's basketball team lost to Xavier 72-63 Sunday afternoon at Allen Fieldhouse. Freshman LaChelda Jacobs recorded a career-high 18 points in the loss.

NEW: Offensive coordinator resigns

Nick Quartaro resigned his post as offensive coordinator Friday, leaving to pursue a career outside of football.

Chalmers leads Kansas to big victory

Behind sophomore guard Mario Chalmers' 22 points, the Jayhawks blew out the Eagles 84-66 in the team's last game before the Christmas holiday.

Donation made for baseball clubhouse

A $600,000 donation by an unnamed donor to the Kansas baseball program was announced during halftime of Saturday's men's basketball game.

The gift of George (Bailey)

Families watch the traditional Christmas classic, Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life,” almost ever year. But what is the true meaning behind George Bailey’s vision in Bedford Falls?

Chabad Jewish Center celebrates Hanukkah

Hanukkah begins just as finals end, so the Chabad Jewish Center is bringing an entire week of events to celebrate the holiday to the University.

A winter classic reborn

Don't let your inner Ebenezer let you miss this one. "Scrooged" updates the classic Dickens tale for the modern workplace.

Christian mother vocalizes her joy of sex.

Devoted mother shares her joys of sex and gives tips on how to enjoy the act.

Despite a sluggish offensive performance, Kansas defeated Toledo 68-58 Saturday at Kemper Areana in Kansas City, Mo. The Jayhawks were led by sophomore guard Brandon Rush who broke out of a recent shooting slump and scored 19 points.

First half was not fun for Jayhawks

Coach Bonnie Henrickson switched around the line-up later in the game to help her team adjust to the Jackrabbits' fast pace , but it wasn't enough to pull the Jayhawks through. The team lost 53-48.

Planned Parenthood marks emergency contraception's over-the-counter status

On Wednesday women 18 and older could get a dose of Plan B for free without seeing a doctor. The giveaway was to promote awareness of the emergency contraception's over-the-counter availability.

Taxidermist gets down and dirty in raw meat

Taxidermist Cindy Cunningham owns her own shop in Bonner Springs and continues to enjoy her work of preparing and preserving animal skins as well as stuffing them. Being in this profession though as a woman, which can be usual, she has encountered some troubles.

Bitch & Moan: Dec. 7, 2006

You got questions about your relationship? We have the answers.

Mark Halperin of ABC News visits University

Halperin came to discuss issues as well as promote his new book called 'The Way to Win: Taking the White House in 2008.' He spoke at the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics.

Hitting L-Town on New Years Eve

Bars like The Hawk, The Wheel and The Crossing will all be open and offering certain deals. Outside of Lawrence, Kansas City has offers for partying too.

Roundworms used in cancer research

The research, which is being performed by Erik Lundquist and Lisa Timmons, is attempting to find discoveries about genes in the roundworms that can be applied to human genes. The roundworms are used because they are cheap and easy to grow.

Daily Briefs: December 6, 2006

Several events are happening on campus. The ABC News Political Director will be speaking at the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics, and the author of "Darwin's Black Box" will be speaking at the Hall Center.

Senior football player arrested

Jerome Kemp is charged with auto burglary, theft and criminal damage to property. He turned himself into police Monday and remains in jail in lieu of a $2,250 bond.

Students spend time coaching children

Student volunteers from the University of Kansas coach ten of the 90 teams playing in the Lawrence Parks and Recreation winter basketball league. Others coach swimming, soccer and other sports.

Archeology students share findings

Members of the KU Archeological Field School presented their research as part of the final Archeological Exploration event of the semester. The students spent most of last June exploring the Claussen and Kanorado archeological sites.

Christmas shoppers come out despite cold weather

Slick roads and temperatures dropping to 16 degrees didn't stop Lawrence residents from starting their Christmas shopping this weekend. Retailers predict that despite the dropping temperatures, people will still be headed to the stores this season.

Audience sings along at 'Joy to All the World'

The audience was asked to lend their voices at the 82nd annual Holiday Vespers on Sunday night at the Lied Center. The event showcased holiday songs performed by the Symphonic Choir.

Fraternity sends care packages to troops

Beta Theta Pi fraternity is sending an assortment of toiletries, magazines, calling cards and gift cards to 14 army battalions fighting overseas. Several local businesses donated to the cause.

Kansas State fan bus driver improperly licensed at time of crash

The driver of the Cat Tracker fan bus did not have the appropriate license to operate the bus when he was in an accident on Nov. 18 that killed one. He also had previously been arrested for a DUI offense in November 2003.

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