Stories
Dykman: Going after the girl
The beginning of a possible relationship brings awkwardness, fear and unending self-doubt
Two options: I can either knock on her door right now or slip a hand-written letter under it.
Jorgensen: Ups and downs of tourney play
Post-season play can bring March Sadness or March Gladness
The seven most memorable March moments in Jayhawk basketball history are a mix of unforgettable misses and incredible last-minute shots.
Editorial: Nike uniforms over the top
Tighter jerseys, baggy shorts part of new look
Nike may have gone too far with their new "premium performance" uniforms that some big-name schools like Florida have started using.
What Do You Think: March 14, 2007
Who do you have as the big upset in your bracket for the March Madness tournament?
Editorial: Americans need to open eyes
Lack of use of democracy is disturbing
The government's recent political decisions are actually encouraging terrorism throughout the world.
Football spring practice begins today
Players look to rebound from tough end to last season
The Jayhawks begin preparation for the 2007 season today as they look to work their way back to a bowl game.
Baseball box score: Kansas vs. Penn St.
Kansas Jayhawks 18, Penn State Nittany Lions 5
Sarraf: Jayhawks peaking at right time
Recent hot streak leads to optimism for tournament
Despite early exits in the past two NCAA tournaments, Kansas fans can rest assured that the team will make it to the second weekend of the tournament.
Corrections: March 14, 2007
The following correction should be made to Thursday's Kansan.
Free for All: March 14, 2007
I bet K-State doesn’t even teach evolution!
Wright, Collins headed home to Chicago
Jayhawks to play first round game in United Center
Julian Wright and Sherron Collins will return to their native Chicago when Kansas takes on Niagara in Friday's first round game.
Young women's players show improvement
Group of freshmen improved as season went along
Kansas' seven freshman grew together throughout the season, and Kelly Kohn and Danielle McCray showed the most potential for future seasons.
Letter to the Editor: Drinking article sends wrong message
Jayplay story is bad journalism, detrimental to students
The Kansan should not have run the "What Happens in Vegas" story that ran in the March 8 edition of Jayplay.
On Campus: March 14, 2007
Here's what's happening on campus for March 14, 2007.
Who's Who: Lance Mall
Junior involved in multiple on-campus groups
"Quiet guy" in high school came to KU to get involved.
Future uncertain for Jayhawks
Lineup changes and untapped player potential lead to questionable next season for women's basketball
Freshmen players were key to Jayhawk success this season. Their mid-season slump was turned around, thanks to senior leadership. What will the next season bring?
Softball box score: Kansas vs. UMKC
Kansas Jayhawks 8, UMKC Kangaroos 0
Kansas softball defeats UMKC
Home-field advantage helps the Jayhawks to an 8-0 victory
Strong team effort leads Kansas to a shutout victory against UMKC, its 10th against the Kangaroos since 2002.
Starting pitcher remains unbeaten
Esquibel improves to 3-0 after shutting down Nittany Lions
Kansas starter Andres Esquibel got plenty of run support as he picked up his third win of the season.
Commanding victory builds confidence
Kansas baseball players look past rough practice en route to 18-5 victory over Penn State
Jayhawks hold on to early lead, scoring more points in the first two innings against the Nittany Lions than they've let any other opponent score all season. They hope to use that confidence today against Wichita State.
Late-night meals lead to weight gain
Morning and midday meals should not be skipped
Hectic schedules often lead college students to scramble to find time for meals. Eating during the day is often sacrificed, but that may lead to weight gain, nutritionists say.
Catching up with Christian Moody
With basketball career over, former Jayhawk hopes to enter med school
Christian Moody, once called the best walk-on in the history of college basketball, is now working for a non-profit group.
Speaker: Change pledge of allegiance
Newdow thinks "under God" needs to be removed
Despite being ruled against by the Supreme Court in 2004, Michael Newdow is still working to have the pledge changed.
Delta Force adds platforms
STI testing, extended bus hours among top issues
Delta Force announces two more platforms, less than one month until Student Senate elections. With safety in mind, the candidates call for longer hours of operation for campus buses subsidizing STI testing.
Commission bans guns in bars
City institutes mandatory jail sentences for offenders
The city of Lawrence will start cracking down on anyone who brings guns within 200 feet of area drinking establishments.
Student Senate to vote on fee increase
$6 hike would go towards recreation services
The Student Senate could raise student fees for the third time this semester tonight if it passes a new $6 increase that would be used to cover inflationary costs of recreation services.
