Wednesday, July 25
New $6 million boathouse gets city commission approval
City commission approved a measure to continue negotiations on boathouse
Arthur not concerned about leg injury
Forward expects to return by September
Rush on the road to recovery
Junior guard hopes to return by start of December after several months of rehab for torn ACL in right knee
Uniforms to adopt official University font
Football, men's basketball to be first teams with 'Trajan' font on uniforms for 2007-08 seasons
Interviewing the Afterhours
A small local band talks about life without fame, fortune or groupies
Film festival gives insight into life along the rails
Traveling film festival makes a stop in Lawrence on the way to the National Hobo Convention in Iowa
What I did on my summer vacation with 'Big Brother'
KU senior talks about her reality TV appearance and 15 minutes of fame
'Free runner' takes unique path
Wall climbing, handstands among distinct activities for grad student
Professor urges scientific communication
Scurto encourages science students to work with student media to present information
Graduate strikes it rich on poker tables
Omaha native wins more than $58,000 at World Series of Poker
Greensburg relief mission canceled
Trip to volunteer canceled due to lack of interest
Study shows no link to brain tumors
Investigation finds airflow problems, Ku to change air systems in building
University won't release names to recording industry
Spokesman says KU will not be third party in legal cases
Completion of renovations delayed
Addition, originally scheduled to be completed by spring, pushed backed due to costs, rain
How personal is your personal information?
Documents left behind after construction could leave students' private records vulnerable.
Monday, July 23
Rowing team one step closer to boathouse
First drawing released for rowing boathouse to be built near Kansas River
Thursday, July 19
Court fines increase
The cost of many fines with in the Lawrence Municiple Court will after a new ordinace passed.
Wednesday, July 18
Recording Industry Assocation of America sends notices to KU
Letters allow students to settle lawsuits out of court
Stars gather for pro-am league
Current Jayhawks, NBA players meet in Kansas City for top-tier competition
Accident cause of death in Yello Sub mystery
Police announce cause of death in the investigation of the body of former employee Justin A. Emmons.
Remainder of schedule released for 2007-08
Arizona, Southern California among notable non-conference foes
Local band gets big-time attention
Musicians question effectiveness of national publicity in enticing fans.
City ordinance could raise legal fees for infractions
Minor in Possession and DUI fees among those that could rise.
Students to save on final 'Potter' book
J.K. Rowling fans to converge at SUA event Friday night for the seventh and final book in the 'Harry Potter' series.
Kansas Public Radio awaits decision
Copyright regulation could change the way stations broadcast online.
KU to offer new masters degrees
Starting in the spring the University will offer masters in interactive design and design management.
'Evil Business' on the shelves
KU alumnus offers perspectives on evils of society along with suspense formula
Designer student named Best of Show
Class work wins KU artist honor of publication in a national magazine.
Local merchants prepare for sidewalk sale
Annual sidewalk sale begins Thursday.
Student reported safe after alleged abduction
Student reported abducted by two males in Overland Park area.
Classmates remember student's devotion, humor
Cecile Hernandez remembered for her passion for others.
Monday, July 16
Student reportedly carjacked, abducted in Kansas City returned safely
An Overland Park sophomore was allegedly carjacked and abducted early Sunday morning, but returned unharmed hours later
Friday, July 13
Student evicted from reality house
Carol Journey became the first evicted house member on the CBS reality series 'Big Brother 8'.
Wednesday, July 11
McCray forms bond with coach
Bond with coach propels sophomore to improve career.
Arthur injures leg, out at least a month
Stress fracture in lower leg will cause sophomore to miss FIBA U19 games.
Don't call them 'sci-fi' enthusiasts
Science fiction writers, fans clear up differences; meet for summer workshop.
Music program quality and test scores linked
Report links good music programs with performance on standardized tests.
Cross country tour celebrates bio-diversity
First of its kind 'green certified' bus stops in Lawrence on national tour.
Residents try to revive boxing passions
Two graduates hope to spark renewed interest in sport with new gym.
Chief Justice to speak at Lied Center in April 2008
Chief Justice John Roberts wil be speaking at the Vickers Memorial Lecture on April 30.
Park and Ride expanding lot access
Lots now open to all permits in effort to reduce campus congestion.
Young pianists gather for institute
Program combines learning with fun for pre-college students from around the world.
Chi Omega house awaiting repairs
Construction on the sorority house could last well into fall formal recruitment.
Local 'history geeks' celebrate anachromism
International society brings charm to going medieval.
"Big Brother" is watching
Junior competes for $500,000, while living with her high school nemesis on CBS reality show.
Tuesday, July 10
Film student takes third place in competition
Joe Carey placed third in the One Night Stand Film Festival in Kansas City, Mo. Contestants produced short films while battling the rain.
Monday, July 9
Miss Great Plains takes home 'Pageant' title
Popularity of Summer Theatre production carries show into fall season.
Sunday, July 8
Arthur suffers stress fracture
Sophomore forward injured, won't participate in this week's U19 World Championships
Friday, July 6
Chief Justice to speak at Lied Center
U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts will speak at KU in April to deliver the Vickers Memorial Lecture.
Tuesday, July 3
KU buses will be re-routed Thursday
Construction to close Mississippi Street and Sunflower Road
Monday, July 2
Adults, students pack softball fields
Nearly 6,000 players participating in summer leagues
Firework stands open for seasonal business
Extra day of sales keep wet weather from dampening summer celebration
Safety first on the Fourth
City ordinance protects public from injury and property damage
Films challenge traditional viewpoints
Group organizes festival to raise awareness and circumvent 'mindless patriotism'
Letter from the editor: Obscenity column raises questions
Letter to the editor sparks conversation about profanity
Lucky date nearing for marrying couples
7/07/07 popular for summer weddings
Japanese restaurant construction stirs up controversy
Downtown resident says sushi shop worthy of boycott
Local poker club offers opportunities
Lawrence poker enthusiasts play for keeps in club
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