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Breckunitch: Felony Football team comprised
An increased number of football players have convictions to their names. Kelly Breckunitch brings you a complete convict squad.
Soccer team kicks off season in Hawaii
Ten new players join for this season’s play
The Jayhawks are matched against Hawaii and Auburn in this weekend’s tournament.
Fans face game day construction
Athletics department tries to help crowd navigate stadium changes
Changes to parking and tailgating will affect pregame activities before Saturday’s season opener, but the University is hoping to prevent complications by helping the fans adjust in advance.
Preparation finally ready to pay off
Team’s off-season work put to the test this Saturday again Central Michigan
A new offensive coordinator, starting quarterback and a few other roster changes will officially go into effect this weekend for the KU football team. Fans should expect more than just uniform changes this season.
Editorial: Mortgage education should lie with students
Government should mind their business when it comes to mortgages
Governments have rushed into action for mortgages, perhaps unjustly.
Correction: August 31, 2007
Three errors occured in yesterday's University Daily Kansan. Here are the corrections.
On Campus: August 31, 2007
Here's what's happening on campus this weekend.
Hartz: Rules of the road when you’re in line for food
A little kindness goes a long way
Cashiers notice your dirty habits; take note and our advice.
Durbin: There’s not much reality in reality TV
Much of what you see forces false assumptions on viewers
Television is a bastion of filth, greed and misinformation.
Free For All: August 31, 2007
Give it to me, Free for All. Give it to me like Rick James.
Most Emailed: August 31, 2007
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Olathe freshman aces ACT
Full-ride scholarship awarded for academic achievement
Edward Fenshold scored a perfect 36 on his ACT his second time taking it. He chose to attend the University of Kansas over Ivy League schools and wants to pursue a PhD eventually.
New award program funds future entrepreneurs
Students can compete individually or in teams
Winners can use prize money for any business-related needs.
Grand Theft Auto: Lawrence, Kansas
Accords, Neons top list of most frequently stolen cars in town this year
So far this year, 86 cars have been stolen in Lawrence. In the last month, two Grand Ams were stolen.
Police step up patrols for Labor Day
Increased traffic over holiday weekend means greater work for law enforcement
The Lawrence Police Department is increasing its patrols on the traditionally dangerous Labor Day weekend. The Department hopes Saturation Patrols and check lanes will create a safer environment in the Lawrence area this year.
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Brown: Television has an upside
Not all TV falls into ‘wasteland’ identity
Believe it or not, there is some actual solid content on television these days.
Williams: Don’t let stereotypes make up your mind
Society to blame for our ideas of what is and what isn’t
We should avoid making assumptions based on appearances.
Food review
Chips and salsa
Grad check
See how KU grads are doing outside campus
Everybody farts
From “silent but deadlys” to long sequenced medleys, your ass is full o’ gas.
Wii will rock you
Wii would like to play—all sorts of fun games.
Flawed footing
Your comfy, go-to flip-flops put you at risk for pain
How to be MIP free
Dealing with the police isn’t always easy
Q & A
Q&A with Erinn Abernathy of Atlus, Okla., a radio DJ in Goodland and Garden City and Adam Lauridsen, Lawrence junior.
Free For All: August 30, 2007
To the person who made the comment about the drumline: No sir, you are badass.
New coach, same Chippewas
Central Michigan not to be underestimated
Although Central Michigan enters the season under a new coach, the Chippewas bring a conference championship and a bowl victory to the game Saturday.
On the Record: August 30, 2007
Reports for August 30, 2007
Corrections: August 30, 2007
Corrections from yesterday's paper
Good grades come with a cost
Higher book costs benefit coursework
Required additional course materials requested by professors lead to higher bookstore costs but may pay off in the long run.
Most E-Mailed: Aug. 30, 2007
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Editorial: Professors should focus on teaching, not research
Students suffer when professors spend all their time on research
Opinions differ when research is discussed on campus.
Swedish star loves her new home
Svensson says Kansas was the right choice
Camilla Svensson, Gothenburg, Sweden, sophomore is enjoying her time at the University of Kansas. Last season she contributed to the women’s golf team’s achievements, which included a ninth place title at the Big 12 Championship.
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Battle over unlicensed T-shirts proceeds
Athletics Department, Joe-College.com schedule meeting for next month
The University sited trademark infringement against a local T-Shirt vendor in a early-March lawsuit. A mediation has been scheduled for Sept. 28.
Brown bag series kicks off
Representatives share personal accounts in Peace Corps
“Around the World with the Peace Corps” holds series of lectures featuring returned Peace Corps volunteers and their adventures abroad.
Wheeler: Small-time opener benefits Jayhawks
Game to provide practice, experience for both teams
Kansas’ easy schedule should allow the team to gain confidence and have some success before their Big 12 opening game against Kansas State on Oct. 6.
Student Senate leader reappointed
Barnes elected despite voting dispute
Rachel Barnes, Community Affairs Director for Student Senate, was re-elected Wednesday night. The position serves as a lobbying effort to protect the interests of University students in the city of Lawrence.
‘Kick The Kansan’ makes a comeback
See if you can beat the staff picks for college football and get published
If you can out-predict the sports staff at The Kansan your name will be published in the paper. You can submit your picks in Stauffer-Flint Hall or online at kansan.com.
University to open new autism center
Center to provide research, training for families
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, autism affects one in 150 children. Now, 20 KU researchers and faculty are planning a research and training center to ease the effects of the disease.
Aldrich remains grounded
Sophomore center inspires teammates with work ethic, family values
From his beginnings in Minnesota’s working-class suburbia to his spot on the roster as a 6’11 center, Cole Aldrich doesn’t forget about his family ties or where he came from.
Good for you/Bad for you
Coffee can be good for you - in moderation
Health tip
White eye makeup is a partier's best friend
On Campus: August 30, 2007
Here's what's happening on campus today.
NCAA pushes back kickoff yard line, hopes to speed up games
Programs spend more practice time on special teams, prepare for offseason rule changes
In 1994, the NFL moved the kickoff location from the 35-yard line to the 30-yard line. College football has implemented the same change, along with other rule changes, for the 2007 season, in hopes of adding more action and quickening games.
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