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Area students learn options for education
Black Leadership Symposium marks 22nd year for teaching success
Three hundred fifty Kansas City area high schoolers attended the symposium. The even aimed to educate students about post-secondary options.
Panel to discuss world climate policy
Law school brings experts together to consider solutions to global warming
A group of law school professors are composing a book on government failure to address global warming. In an effort to increase expert input for the book the law school is playing host to several experts across a variety of academic fields.
Hillel celebrates Shabbat with food drive
All welcome to feast, bring canned goods for the less fortunate
A canned goods drive joins Hillel’s annual Shabbat festivities this year.
Civil rights leader to receive honors
Dole Leadership Prize goes to Congressman John Lewis
This year’s Dole Leadership Prize will be awarded to Congressman John Lewis of Georgia this Sunday at the Lied Center.
Bring on the brews
Free State Brewing Co. enjoys its status as unique among Lawrence bars
Free State Brewing Co. was the first legal brewery to open in Kansas since the 1881 Kansas prohibition on beer manufacturing.
On Campus: October 19, 2007
Here's what is going on around campus for October 19, 2007.
Free For All: October 19, 2007
Mario Chalmers has more hops than a brewery!
Student's desire to teach put on hold
Philosophy department experiences shortage of funds
A lack of funding and available positions limit graduate teaching positions.
New restaurant opens on Massachusetts Street
Encore Cafe offers a unique menu unlike common take-out restaurants
The casual dining experience includes flat screen televisions and a karaoke room, to come soon.
Mizzou vs. Texas Tech highlights offense
Auburn vs. LSU, the battle of the Tigers, should showcase defense
Looking across the nation, another No. 1 team may fall this weekend as Ohio State plays host to Michigan State.
Soccer takes last road trip of season
Women face Colorado and Texas this weekend
The KU soccer team travels to Boulder and Austin this weekend for its last away games of the regular season.
Volleyball faces test in Lincoln
Jayhawks attempt to derail consecutive national championships bid
Coaches and players alike say Nebraska may be the best team ever. They’ve dropped only one game all season; Kansas will try to add to that count Saturday.
Sports Briefs: October 19, 2007
Tennis players advance to final 64-player round
Gameday: October 19, 2007
Get ready for Saturday's football game against Colorado.
Breckunitch: This weekend’s fantasy picks
The good and the bad players for football fans
Keep an eye on the Saints’ Drew Brees and Thomas Jones of the New York Jets.
Prospective law students to visit KU law
Undergraduates considering law school can tour school and get admission info
The KU law school is having an open house today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for prospective students. Students will have the opportunity to learn more about law and speak with current law school students.
Smith: Deciding between democrat and republican, still
Sharing a bathroom with presidential hopeful makes case for staying independent.
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Petterson: Coal power given unnecessary attention
Other alternatives to growing energy needs prove more plausible.
Freshman cornerback dominant on field
Age and inexperience don’t hold back Chris Harris
The true freshman improves from being an unknown prospect to being highly touted.