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Big 12 football faces tough competition
Non-confrence games pose threats to teams
Tougher match-ups, national exposure could prove beneficial to recruiting.
Wide receivers key to Saturday’s victory
Kansas offense shines in season home-opener
Quarterback Reesing credits teammates with yard-gaining adjustment.
Students, staff hit by crimes
Mysterious note, death threat, and mugging on campus
Take a look into some of the crimes that have recently occurred at KU.
Muselmann: Don’t let a problem ruin a party
Often, things are more enjoyable when they don’t go as planned.
Football Notes: September 5, 2007
An update on ticket sales for the game against Mizzou at Arrowhead Stadium and other issues in Kansas football.
Johnson: Sports should embrace cheerleaders
No ball, no bat; cheerleaders get no love from the sports community
Cheerleaders got through as much rigorous work as other athletes. It’s time to take a serious look at cheerleading.
Student Senate freshmen elections end today
Voting will close at 4 p.m. Results will be announced at 6 p.m.
Twenty-four freshmen are running for Student Senate. Candidates submitted biographies to the Kansan.
Ray Bechard notches tenth season
Coach marks 151st win at Kansas
He says he doesn’t feel that old but he has the numbers of a veteran. His original path didn’t include volleyball. Berchard says both coaching jobs that got him started he ‘fell into a little bit.’
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences changes academic policy
New policy guarantees probation before dismissal
Maintaining good academic standings easier with new policy.
Letter to the Editor: Don’t blame books for college costs
Recent debate about bookstores and professors not the source of problems in school
Wiebe: Americans footballers headed overseas
European leagues stealing soccer stars from Major League Soccer
Top players in the MLS, including Freddy Adu, recently signed with prestigious clubs across the Atlantic. Columnist Andrew Wiebe doesn’t think this trend is going to end anytime soon.
Free for All: September 5, 2007
So Free For All, my roommates and I don’t know how to tell our other roommate that he needs to start flushing after taking a poop.
Pre-Law Day comes to KU
Event for prospective law students sponsored by the KU pre-law office and Phi Alpha Delta.
McNaughton: Profiling never acceptable
The media often perpetuates biases with its labels.
Coach Bechard wins more
Brown gives team extra spark
Senior setter Emily Brown helps the Jayhawks to a 3-0 victory Tuesday night against UMKC. She led the team with 27 assists, 8 digs and 5 blocks.
Former U.S. ambassadors to present “Genocide: What the world can do and should do”
Robert Beecroft and Edward Brynn will speak Thursday at the Robert J. Dole Insitute of Politics. Student interest in Darfur prompted the Dole Institute to hold the event.
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