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Guest Column: Study abroad limits unnecessary
University should restrict all student travel, otherwise it’s hypocritical
Hudson: Technology connects globally, distances locally
Convenience of electronic communication makes real life contact more difficult
Breckunitch: 2000s’ best basketball games
Highlights include two showdowns with Durant, two games from 2003 tournament The top 10 KU basketball games of the decade feature a wide array of moments, including big performances from Kirk Hinrich, Nick Collison, Keith Langford and Julian Wright.
Football Notes: Oct. 30, 2007
Reesing named semifinalist for Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award
Todd Reesing, sophomore quarterback, is a candidate for a national award, but Nebraska’s starting quarterback is out for the season with a shoulder injury.
Free For All: October 30, 2007
I demand more mild weather days before it gets this cold.
Dole Institute welcomes columnist
Author to discuss 50 years’ experience in political journalism
Robert Novak wrote the column identifying CIA operative Valerie Plame in July 2003. He’ll talk about the controversy and his new book tonight at 7:30.
Committee discuses student fee increase
Eight University organizations have requested more money to deal with inflation
The rising cost of fuel and other products along with the desire to create better programs for the University has brought eight KU entities to the Campus Fee Review Committee. The committee will discuses the groups’ proposals at today’s meeting.
On Campus: October 30, 2007
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Q & A: Professor Lester Mitscher
Everything you've ever wanted to know about Lester Mitscher.
Most E-mailed: October 30, 2007
Want to know what people are talking about? Here’s a list of the five most e-mailed stories from Kansan.com:
Fire law extinguishes apartment barbecues
New code prohibits use of charcoal, propane grills on decks, balconies
Lawrence adopted the 2006 International Fire Code, which bans charcoal and propane grills on decks and balconies in apartments. The law also applies to greek houses and lodging houses.
Pep rally ready to boost spirit
Giveaways, trivia contests, performances contribute to events
Either coach Mark Mangino or cornerback Aqib Talib will speak at the rally, along with women’s coach Bonnie Henrickson.
Dining centers serve up homecoming meal
All-American foods highlight special menu
Bailey DeReus, community and campus outreach chairwoman of the homecoming steering committee, said that the meal helped bring homecoming to all parts of campus.
Mural finalists display art on Wescoe Beach
Top 10 groups compete for homecoming points
The top 10 finalists in the Jayhawk Nation mural contest will display their work all day today in front of Wescoe Hall for judging. Students can vote by placing change in the receptacle in front of each mural.
Basketball notes: October 30, 2007
Junior guard Brandon Rush is now participating in practice, but Self said he didn’t know when he would be cleared for contact drills. Meanwhile, sophomore Darrell Arthur works to fill Julian Wright’s void.
Dent: Cursing ban to lower game intensity
The NCAA’s emphasis on bench decorum might make mothers happy. But colorful language is as much a part of the game as shoelaces and sports drinks.
McAnderson shines as running back
Former fullback makes solid contribution to Jayhawk’s rushing offense
When McAnderson joined the Kansas offense as a redshirt fullback in 2004, he moved defenders and made lanes. Now, he is spearheading the 14th-ranked rushing offense in the nation.
Dodd: ‘Mangenius’ reverses KU’s fortunes
Look back six years to find turning point for Kansas, Nebraska programs
Saturday’s game between Kansas and Nebraska will take place exactly six years from a 2001 game between the two teams, which Nebraska won in a blowout. Since then, the programs’ fortunes have changed dramatically.