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Wescoe Wit

Watch what you say on campus..

Free for All: March 29, 2007

I’m a white guy and I have spinning tires. However, my rims are a different story.

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No Strings Attached

One KU grad shows why we aren’t on Sesame Street anymore...

Movie Review

Reign Over Me

Moore: NCAA allowing itself to be used

If the NBA needs its own ‘minor league’ system, they should form one itself and leave universities out of it.

Players like K-State’s Michael Beasley are just biding their time until they can enter the NBA, and wasting scholarship dollars that could go to another athlete that has interest in an education while they are at it.

Baseball looks to get back on track

Coach Ritch Price is trying to keep the team motivated despite after a tough week.

After losing seven seniors after last season, the new lineup is trying to find its rhythm and produce the runs it needs to win games.

Jayplay Calendar: March 29 to April 4

Check out Jayplay's hottest events for the week

Students devise business outlines

Entrepreneurial plans will be entered in competition next month

Three student teams created business plans based on local innovations. They include an online financial data software program and a weight loss program developed at the University.

How We Met

Couples that skate together, stay together

Music Review

The Good, The Bad and The Queen by: The Good, The Bad and The Queen

Student released from Denver hospital

Police expect shooting was linked to six other acts of gunfire

A student who was shot and robbed while leaving a concert with some friends, was allowed to go home. His roommate, who was also shot, remains in critical condition.

Dent: Rush’s best choice may be to go pro

Should he go to classes for another year or sign a contract for an amazing amount of money?

When the staying at Kansas and going pro are placed side-by-side, Brandon Rush may decide the best thing for him to do is to enter the NBA Draft.

Sports Calendar: March 29, 2007

Check out this week's sporting events.

Kealing: It’s hard to see KU games out of town

What’s a guy to do when he can’t find the ’Hawks on TV?

Since people travel all over for Spring Break, it was difficult to know where to turn to catch the KU games.

Guest column: Foreign language is power

Americans should get off their high horses and learn other languages

More than half of students in the majority of Europe start learning a second language in grade school. Students in the United States should care more about learning another language and make an effort to do so.

Defensive pressure key for spring practice

Several line positions are available after losing players to graduation.

Players have the opportunity to prove themselves worthy of a starting position during spring practice.

5 Questions

Five Questions with Josa Tapia, of Real World: Key West and KU student, Katie Marickovich, Wichita senior.

Stuewe: Don’t blame entire gender

Group teaches understanding and solutions to combat sexual assault

Men in the group One in Four travel to college campuses to educate students about rape prevention and therapy. The group addresses men as part of the solution rather than as the problem.

Stitches in Britches

The Art of Masculi-knit-ty

Positive self-image campaign in full swing

GSP-Corbin Hall residents receive messages to help build their self-esteem with the “You are Beautiful” program.

Hall staff hopes to make women feel beautiful inside and out with a new program. The campaign includes handing out flowers, leaving notes in mailboxes and writing poems on mirrors among other planned events.

Sport Specs

Wiffle Ball

Stangler: ‘Responsibility’ in danger

Too many people are taking responsibility for something and then qualifying their remarks.

If an official takes ‘full responsibility’ for something, there should be no mistaking what that means. Lately, the term has lost its meaning.

That's Disgusting

Thong underwear can cause Yeast Infections.

Minster: NIT offers closer competition

Fan accessibility and equal playing abilities make for basketball thrills

Superstar programs don't flounce "glorified highs chool squads" in the NIT. All teams are close contenders, which creates exciting and unpredictable tournament action.

Macho Motivation

Research shows that images of muscular men in the media can depress regular guys and lead to unhealthy eating and exercise habits.

Switch your Skivvies

Make the change to sexier underwear and improve your mood.

Hawk Topics

Raine Reviews: News You Can Use

Grad Check

What's happened to Paul Rudd since he attended KU?

Bitch & Moan

Students' sexual concerns get answered.

Friends Who Fight

Relationships formed between opponents are a key part of capoeria, a Brazilian martial art.

Music That Moves You

Moon Bar building opens as Club Axis

Management isn't concerned about violent history of location

Owners say Club Axis, a new dance club, is an "upscale" and safe environment. The club, which is located in the building where former basketball player J.R. Giddens was involved in a knife fight, has a dress code and high security to minimize violence.

Sleepless in Lawrence

Between midnight and 5 a.m., some Lawrence residents are wide awake.

My Older Baby Sister

Shelly is my little sister, but she’s the one giving me advice.

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Puliltzer Prize winner examines debate

Author tries to show all sides of dispute fairly so people can make informed decisions.

Edward Humes’ new book ‘Monkey Girl’ tries to explain the evolutionary debate from all perspectives. Humes believes people need to feel free to ask questions about an evolving topic.

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Softball sweeps two-game series

Strong pitching leads Kansas past Missouri State.

Freshman pitcher Sarah Vertelka pitches complete game and leads Jayhawks to their 25th victory of the season.

Q & A

Jenna Woods, Riverdance wardrobe superviser

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