Stories
What Happens in Vegas...
When you leave Sin City, the hangover goes with you
Mosley happy with decision to come to KU
The guard was able to become the leader the Jayhawks needed in the first half.
Despite her energetic first-half play, fatigue caught up with Mosley and she was benched.
Five Questions
five questions with Julian McMahon from Premonition and Selema Lawson-Jack, Port Harcourt, Nigeria, junior
This Weekend...
Rock Chalk Revue
Puttin' Out the Vibes
Before heading out on spring break, know the difference between flirting and seducing.
Women’s basketball team falls to Baylor
Henrickson receives first technical foul of her three-year career at Kansas.
Coach goes to the bench early hoping to build momentum but the Bears dominated.
Quote of the Day: March 8, 2007
Here is the Kansan’s choice for Quote of the Day.
On Campus: March 8, 2007
Here’s what’s happening on campus for March 8, 2007.
See the World... One Couch at a Time
CouchSurfers explain why staying with strangers is the best way to travel
Free for All: March 8, 2007
My friend just told me I had DSL. That’s like the Internet, right?
What a difference a season can make
Basketball team has come a long way since its first-game loss to Northern Arizona.
With a look ahead to the tournaments, here is a look back to the progress some players have made since the start of the season.
Texas A&M faces an uphill battle
Here is a look at what to watch for while watching the Big 12 Tournament.
Kansas could lock up a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament with a win in the Big 12 championship game.
Editorial: Shirts hurt University’s image
Joe-College.com merchandise includes humor better left to children
The University of Kansas is linked with many outstanding people and accomplishments. The messages on some of store’s T-shirts could only harm the reputation this institution has.
Editorial: Trademarks probably not violated
KU shouldn't bully small, private vendors
The University has pending legal issues with Joe-College.com, which may be illegally using KU's trademarks in the t-shirts they sell online. The University shouldn't pursue legal action too heavily because the private vendors are weak competition and likely not violating the law.
Big 12 hits many highs this season
Kansas, Durant top the list of success stories
The Big 12 Conference season has ended, but the big moments still live on. Here's a look back at the most memorable highlights.
Lawrence resident changes eating habits
Man continues to eat fast food but now has a healthier life.
Daniel Fisher was part of Local Burger’s “Localize Me” project. He has seen the results and is happy to have been apart of the unique opportunity.
Study reveals students more self-absorbed
Facebook, MySpace may be to blame
A study conducted by professors at San Diego State University revealed that college students have become more obsessed with themselves. Some speculate that Facebook and MySpace might have started the narcissistic trend, but others have different ideas.
Destination: Spring Break
Whether you’re headed East or West, to the beach or to the mountains, here’s a look at what some students don’t want you to miss if you party in their hometowns.
Henrickson molding players into winners
Kansas women making a run to take Emporia State University’s Lady Hornets title from them.
After an unlikely win in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament, the women lose to Baylor. Jayhawk fans should not let this get them down. There is a lot of potential with this team.
Play illustrates sisters' complex relationship
'The Maids' captures intimacy in setting, message
The University Theatre's play, "The Maids," portrayed the relationship between sisters, which involves love, passion and jealousy. A three-member cast performed Wednesday night in Murphy Hall.
King and queen to be crowned in drag show
Jackpot Saloon will play host to event to raise money for the Kansas City Anti Violence Project.
Anyone is eligible for the crown in the “‘Stache and Lash Drag Formal” as long as they are dressed in the opposite sex’s attire. The fundraiser has been organized to help victims of domestic violence.
Jayplay Calendar: March 8, 2007
Check out Jayplay's hottest events for the week of March 8 to March 14
New rules for funding make process more efficient
Process put in place to help take some of the workload off of the Senate.
If a student group is seeking more than $500 in support, there is one extra step before talking with Senate committee.
‘Design for Wellness’ to help patients
Group works to redesign healthcare facilities to make stays more comfortable for patients.
Nurses’ needs are also acknowledged with potential changes for nurses' stations, sink locations and room designs.
Minster: Follow my philosophy
New ideas to direct raging masses
The teachings of ancient philosophers have become irrelevant in the modern world. Here's a new philosophy to strive in the angry, crazy reality of today.
Sport Specs
Body Pump
Health Tip
Prep your skin before removing hair
Sports Calendar: March 8, 2007
Check out some of this week’s sporting events.
Kansas to play many styles in tournament
Big 12 teams prepare strategies to play up strengths, cover weaknesses
The Big 12 Tournament will showcase the conference’s diverse playing styles on a single court. The Jayhawks have proven they can handle the variety, but will have to face the challenge one last time.
Q & A
with Distance to Empty
Music that Moves You
Whether you’re singin’ along, groovin’ by yourself or just studying in the library, we’ll catch you...
Wescoe Wit
Watch what you say on campus...
what it's like...
...to be a Katrina volunteer
Movie Review
Zodiac -- 4.5 out of 5 stars
Three swimmers invited to NCAA championship
Swimming and diving team sends three participants for the first time since 1998.
One senior, one sophomore and one freshman will represent the University in three-day event at the University of Minnesota.
bitch & moan
students get answers to their sexual questions
Most E-mailed: March 8, 2007
Want to know what people are talking about? Here is a list of Wednesday’s most e-mailed stories from Kansan.com.
Spring Break Countdown
Experts give advice on what to do to prepare for spring break
Springtime means unpredictable weather
In 2006, the number of tornadoes recorded in Kansas was far above average.
Next week is designated “Kansas Severe Weather Awareness Week” by the National Weather Service.
Letter to the Editor: Workers need support
Chain restaurant is making money off misery.
‘Kudos’ sent to Lawrence residents who support the farm workers' struggle against a fast food giant.
Relievers called on early
Thomas Marcin has a shaky start that opens the door to unexpected innings for the bullpen.
Jayhawk baseball team was able to get the win despite disappointing performance by freshman pitcher.
Kansas baseball merciless against Baker
Jayhawks annihilate Wildcats 24-7
Baker University endured a long, painful defeat Wednesday against the Kansas baseball team. The victory provided a cheery ending to the Jayhawks' four-day run.
