Wednesday, March 28, 2007
“Vietnam was the first war ever fought without any censorship. Without censorship, things can get terribly confused in the public mind.”
— Gen. William C. Westmoreland, American commander in the Vietnam War
Activists protest downtown
Protesters came together to hold a vigil against the war in Iraq ...
Quote of the Day: March 6, 2007
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Not forgotten
ROTC cadets honor veterans
Cadets of the ROTC at the University of Kansas spent Veterans Day ...
Thompson: What war means for the rest ...
College protesting not what it once was
Minster: Military activity should be voluntary
Draft damages morale and hurts efficiency.
Protestor still stands for beliefs
After being expelled from the University of Kansas, Caroljean Brune now works ...
Renowned journalist visits campus
Hersh, who exposed the torture at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq with ...
Natural History Museum curator dies
Guest Column: As it continues, the Iraq ...
Sustained combat, lack of foreseeable end offer grim prospects for the future
Student arrested for peaceful protest
Jon Dennis' spring break resulted in being arrested, but it was for ...
Christian students remember fallen
“We’ve all been frustrated by the complicity shown by the Christian community ...
KU ROTC honors veterans with ceremonies
KU ROTC gives ceremonies to at the three memorials and an address ...
Lessons from Lawrence’s past
A look at how a 1960s counterculture helped shape homecoming tradition.
The other side of Lyndon B. Johnson
The director of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum spoke about ...
Letter to the Editor: Blind faith doesn't ...
Dodging the draft was more than skirting service.
Airman to speak at fair
Guest: The Image of Kennedy, the shadow ...
Quote of the Day: February 23, 2007
Check out the Quote of the Day for February 23, 2007.
Grad Check
See what's up with graduate Rich Younger.
Filmmaker remembers historic raid
Nearly 150 years ago, William C. Quantrill led an attack on Lawrence ...
Minster: Web not always a great source ...
The Internet provides an up-to-the-minute, constant stream of information but readers should ...
Campus, Lawrence put lid on trash
Extinguishing the Gaslight's last flame
The Gaslight Tavern, a hippie hangout in the 1960s and a popular ...
Former University chancellor dies
Chalmers guided school through violent Vietnam War years.
Football schools improve basketball programs
Athletics Department hopes to follow the lead of other schools and make ...
Kronos Quartet coming to Lied Center
The Grammy award-winning group performed with artists such as Tom Waits and ...
War occurrences symposium’s focus
Moreland: Novel confronts humanity's flaws
Book reviewer Josh Moreland discusses "Let the Great World Spin."
Week of events promotes Veterans Day
Holiday observed with programs, opening of study hall in Burge Union.
Brinker: Arab people need help and support ...
History shows that democracy movements in authoritative countries rarely succeed. However, the ...
Libraries bring awareness to Banned Books Week
Library employees publicly read from oft-banned books, including “The Color Purple.”
Jewish groups to honor heroic professor
Professor Liviu Librescu became a hero during the massacre at Virginia Tech. ...
Letter to the editor: Why KU students ...
This generation foots the bill
Hiding Daddy
I tried to block the person I needed most
Movie review: X-Men Origins: Wolverine
3 1/2 out 4 stars
Letter to the Editor: Statement offends
Printing "I thought palm ashes came from the Holocaust?" displays lack of ...
Films challenge traditional viewpoints
Group organizes festival to raise awareness and circumvent 'mindless patriotism'
A look at KU's changing face of ...
University's turbulent past has evolved into a somewhat tranquil state of activism.
From left: Kimberlee Hinkle, Libby Johnson and Hannah ...
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Kansas Jayhawk fans hold aloft a reproduction of ...
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Erin Saupe, a Ph.D. student from St. Cloud, ...
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Armed robbers continue to threaten.
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