Stories for October 25, 2007

Kansas’ rough road trip continues

Jayhawks lose latest away game, fall to 3-9 in conference play

The Kansas volleyball team cannot wait for its home match-up against MIssouri this Saturday. After losing another road game 3-0 against Texas A&M on Wednesday in College Station, Texas, Kansas is 1-5 on the road against Big 12 teams this season.

Reesing should get Heisman attention

Undefeated team, Flutie-like play warrants national recognition

Featured in just about every all-time best college football highlight reel, former Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie’s 1984 game-winning, last-second Hail Mary pass against Miami brought him immediate Heisman attention. Kansas sophomore quarterback Todd Reesing, undersized and underestimated like Flutie, should be getting similar recognition.

Men’s cross country runner makes history on team

Wissel earns several honors, has visions of going pro

After seven years of running long distance, earning titles such as Big 12 individual champion and college All American, Colby Wissel has a decision to make. Will he finish his senior year and start working, or pursue his love for running and turn professional?

Task force to work with administration on zero-tolerance policy

The Student Rights’ Committee formed finalized a task force to investigate the 14 subpoenas filed against KU students by the Recording Industry Association of America.

Good for you/Bad for you

Don't be spooked by peanut butter

Who you gonna call?

A reporter’s search for the paranormal turns up some interesting information and leads to a haunting experience.

Hartz: Keys to writing well

These simple rules will improve your papers

Music that moves you

Whether you’re singin’ along, groovin’ by yourself or just studying in the library, we’ll catch you with the Music that Moves You

What its like

To dissect a cadaver

This weekend

Scare up some fun at Haunted Hawk Night

Food review

Onion rings

Music Review

Marry Me by St. Vincent

Movie Review

Dan in Real Life

Q&A with women’s cross country runner Alicia McGregor

we have a Chat with cross country runner Alicia McGregor on goals, expectations, role models and team’s halloween plans

Q&A with cross country runner Nick Caprario

The freshman discusses his expectations and who have been his biggest inspirations for the season.

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On Campus: October 25, 2007

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Free For All: October 25, 2007

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Ireland theater company to visit campus

Three-day workshop includes KU alumnus performance

The Mangiare Theatre Company, based out of Ireland, is hosting a three-day workshop at the University until Friday. After the workshop, KU alumnus Jaimie Carswell will provide a special performance, open to the public.

Intense A&M atmosphere awaits Jayhawks

Jayhawks prepare for first game at Kyle Field since 2003

Kansas has visited Kyle Field four times in its history and never returned victorious. To continue their winning streak this season, the Jayhawks must be prepared to face an intimidating crowd on Saturday.

Brown: Keep the party alive

There’s a time for study and a time for party too

Wescoe wit

Wanting a haunting?

A review of all the scary new kids on the block

Hawk Topics

News you can use

University to replace ‘Muck Fizzou’ slogan

T-shirt contest allows students to determine alternate phrase, new gameday shirt

Last year, ESPN announced that it would not show KU students wearing “Muck Fizzou” shirts on television. Through a T-shirt contest at kansan.com, students can pick a replacement slogan that they will still be proud to flaunt on their T-shirts at future KU-MU games.

Its the Great Pumpkin, Larry-town

Pumpkins are a fun and decorative Halloween tradition, but they’re also a great resource for your body, inside and out.

School awards, honors Dan Rockhill

University professor receives J.L. Constant Distinguished Professor of Architecture award

Dan Rockhill, professor of architecture, was awarded a professorship based on his contributions towards Studio 804.

Texas A&M’s No. 5 rushing offense biggest threat

Jayhawk’s No. 7 defense to match off Saturday

Texas A&M’s top three rushers provide the biggest threat to the Jayhawk’s game this weekend. However, Kansas’ No. 7 defense hopes to defend A&M’s running game.

Interactive video game’s third version hits stores

Guitar Hero III becomes Wii compatible

The third Guitar Hero installment comes out for sale Oct. 28. The game is compatible on PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii consoles.

Students promote campus sustainability

Event raises awareness about environmental issues

During Campus Sustainability Day Wednesday, students talked about ways to reserve resources and promote a healthy environment. They suggested things like turning off the water while brushing teeth and unplugging chargers not in use.

Organization provides internships abroad

AIESEC facilitates international work abroad exchange program

Ashlee Crowl has traveled all over Europe, and thanks to a student-run organization, she spent last spring and summer in India. AIESEC provides an alternative to study abroad programs by offering internships around the world.

A fifth floor frightening

Here lurks the soul of Colonel Shalor Eldridge, or does it? Either way this place can be scary

Book drive to benefit KC kids

KU clubs gather used reading materials to donate to school district

The International Children’s Assistance Network and the Honors Program Student Council are collecting used books to donate to Kansas City, Kan. public schools. The drive has collected about 2,000 books so far.