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Kicker nears records
Scott Webb stands third in all-time scoring at Kansas
Jayhawks kicker Scott Webb has scored 71 points this season. His career total of 251 is 51 points short of the all-time Kansas record.
Expect the unexpected from Mencia
“Mind of Mencia” star will perform in Kansas City, Mo.
Mencia says his jokes stem from reality and what close friends talk about in private.
Most E-Mailed: October 24, 2007
Here are the most e-mailed stories for October 24, 2007
Football Notes: October 24, 2007
Some notes from Saturday's football game by Asher Fusco
Soccer Notes: October 24, 2007
Notes from the last women's soccer game by Alison Cumbow
Volleyball Notes: October 24, 2007
Notes from volleyball's last game by Rustin Dodd
De Oliveira: Internet release refreshing
New Radiohead album breaks the monotomy of today’s music industry
‘Knight School’ member happy to play
Tyler Hoffmeister gives basketball his all despite being a walk-on
Hoffmeister won a walk-on spot on Texas Tech’s basketball after being on ESPN’s reality show “Knight Show.”
Volleyball plays Aggies tonight
Kansas travels to College Station to face Texas A&M
The Jayhawks, 10-11 overall and 3-7 in the Big 12 looks to make up for its loss against Texas A&M, 16-6 overall and 5-6 in the Big 12, from earlier in the season tonight.
Letter to the Editor
Draft is not a path to enlightenment
KU Brazilians celebrate week of culture
Events will continue from Wednesday until Friday
The Brazilian Student Assocation presents a week of food, dance and music.
Brady scores six touchdowns, leaves owners in awe
Passing, kicking records provide plenty of points for fantasy teams; usually powerful defense, receiver flounder
Crime brief: October 24, 2007
Spray-painted date heralds CD release, not crime job
New Joint Chiefs Chairman visits Leavenworth
Adm. Mullen answers troops’ questions about military
Newly Appointed Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Michael Mullen visited troops at Ft. Leavenworth Tuesday.
Bookstores offer discount for teams success.
For each touchdown the football team scores University and local bookstores offer percentage off.
Shoppers receive up to 30 to 35 percent markdown depending on what shop they go to.
Dreams do come to true
Walk-on returns for second season on the Jayhawk bench
Brad Witherspoon offically back after questionable summer.
Wiebe: Wizards’ fan base started at University
Kansan columnist Andrew Wiebe traces the roots of the Kansas City Wizards’ most diehard fans, the Cauldron.
Chase Buford works to create own recognition
Freshman walk-on more than just R.C. Buford’s child
Being the son of San Antonio Spurs G.M. can raise expectations for Chase Buford.
Expect the unexpected from Mencia
“Mind of Mencia” star will perform in Kansas City, Mo.
Mencia says his jokes stem from reality and what close friends talk about in private.
Far from South Africa
Dean of Libraries enjoys uncensored information
Lorraine Haricombe, dean of libraries, experienced a freedom of information in the United States that she never knew under the apartheid rule in South Africa.
Jayhawks break road curse
Kansas wins second consecutive road game for the first time in 12 years
Team needs solid play and motivation to take the game at Kyle Field against Texas A&M.
A face-smashing good time
Local cage fighting enthusiasts get their dose of action
Popularized by pay-per-view fights on cable and satellite television, and banned in several states because of its brutality, cage fighting is legal in Kansas, where sanctioned fights are governed by Unified Rules of Mixed Martial Arts. They prohibit head butting, eye gouging, “placing a finger in any opponent’s orifice,” and “groin attacks of any kind.”
