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Templin pumps its pride
First annual Templin Pride Week commenced
Laura Remington, assistant complex director said the week is to express appreciation for the residents. Events include a toilet paper fashion show and hot dog eating contest.
Speaker asks for change
U.S. receives poor grade for separation of church and state
Derek H. Davis explains problems with religious practices and their interaction with the government. He believes religion is compromised when it's mixed with the government.
Shooting stuns students
Bonnie Henrickson points out Tech’s similarities to KU
After campus lock down, students at Virginia Tech try to contact friends. Students, staff and faculty still in disbelief massacre could occur on their campus
Free for All: April 17, 2007
I swear, it’s like 7th Street is just one big pot hole. My car is getting it’s ass kicked.
Molina: Kauffman great for students
Despite Royals sometimes disappointing performance, you can still enjoy experience.
Whatever the weather or performance is at a Royals game, it's always an enjoyable time. It's hard to understand why students aren't flocking to Kauffman Stadium.
Schneider: Are you a victim of beardism?
Many people secretly prejudiced against facial hair
Men, don't fear the haters. Consider growing your own beard.
Baseball hopes for first Big 12 victory
Away game against Texas Tech opens opportunity for team
Here is the Big 12 baseball lineup for the week. Check out who will be up to bat and who is in the hole.
Discussion of second Wal-Mart revisited
Trial may be delayed to discuss issue within new commission
The second Wal-Mart proposed for Lawrence was voted down 3-2 by the old commission. Five years after the initial proposal, the new commission members want to talk with the public before the trial.
Editorial: Athletes tread risky path
Injuries, slow development can cancel potential, dreams
A broken bone or a few bad seasons is all it takes to lose one's future as a professional athlete. NBA-bound college stars are pawns in the money-driven professional system.
KU signs 10-year contract with ESPN
Athletics Department to make $65 million
ESPN Regional television and Host Communications will provide services for the Athletics Department. This is the third million dollar contract for the department in two years.
Sports Calendar: April 17, 2007
Check out this week's sporting events.
Sports Brief: April 17, 2007
Some of the buzz around the athletic department.
Track team prepares for Kansas Relays
Nearly 200 students, volunteers and coaches work to prepare Memorial Stadium
For a few days, Memorial Stadium will become a venue for world-class track and field athletes. There are fewer household names this year because many athletes will be in the '08 and '12 Olympics.
On Campus: April 17, 2007
Here's what's happening on campus April 17, 2007.
Robinett: T-shirts go to waste
Athletics department is over estimating the size of many students
Some students can’t reap benefits of free T-shirts because there are rarely smaller sizes. Diversity of sizes would increase their visibility on campus.
Coalitions withdraw violation complaints
United Students, Delta Force express need for unity, cooperation
Both complaints issued by United Students and Delta Force coalitions were withdrawn Monday night. Delta Force complaint filer Jack Connor said it's time to drop the misunderstanding and look forward.
Talib shines in spring scrimmage
Offensive line appears strong, linebacker competition fierce
Coach Mark Mangino allowed both quarterbacks to be "live," meaning they could be tackled hard. He said he wanted to test their durability.
KU officials react to Virginia shooting
Hemenway expresses sadness, reiterates necessity of campus security
A banner will be placed in front of Wescoe Hall from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for students to sign and offer their condolences. The banner will be sent to Virginia Tech.
Ford CEO emphasizes communication
Mulally wanted to be astronaut, but was rejected because of color-blindness
Alan Mulally, president and CEO of Ford Motor Comany, spoke at the Lied Center Monday night, saying that the environment was important in the automobile industry. He proposed increasing the use of ethanol and researching hydrogen technologies.
Phelps documentary makes waves
"Fall from Grace" catches prominent eyes at film festival
Morgan Spurlock, director of "Super Size Me," was interested in KU student filmmaker Ryan Jones' documentary of the Fred Phelps family. The family itself was pleased with the film, citing it a success since at least one of their hateful signs was shown.