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Football Notes: September 6, 2007
An update on junior cornerback Kendrick Harper’s recovery from injury and information about KU’s depth at the linebacker position.
Lions shouldn’t be hard to beat
Jayhawks have history of FCS victories
Kansas has beat the last four Football Championship Subdivision teams it has played. This may indicate an easy victory for the Jayhawks in their game against the Lions on Saturday.
Players not underestimating next opponent
Mangino tells team to stay focused
Though Kansas’ Saturday game against Southeastern Louisiana may appear to be an easy victory, coach Mark Mangino says he is preparing his players for a tough match.
Group seeks student input for campus decisions
Board of Class Officers to involve student body in activities, awards, senior class gift
This year, The Board of Class Officers plans to communicate with students via e-mail to keep them informed about activity planning, faculty awards and the senior class gift and banner.
Hawk Topics: Sept. 6
News you can use
Q&A
Interview with Ben Kweller
Review
War
KU business cards available to students
University Career Center promotes job networking
The University Career Center offers business cards for student purchase to benefit prospective graduates at career fairs.
Contest could bring free DMB concert to campus
Division I schools across country compete to win AT&T’s “World’s Largest Pep Rally”
AT&T will choose a winner based on the number of votes submitted either online or via wireless phone. If KU wins, the Dave Matthews Band will perform at a pep rally for the Nov. 17 game against Iowa State.
On the Record: September 6, 2007
Police reports for September 6, 2007
What its like
To be a housemom
This weekend
Haskell Indian Art Market
Good for you/Bad for you
Is smoking hookah worse than smoking cigarettes?
Driven to gab
The man on the bus goes ‘talk, talk, talk’
Health tip
Hop on the honey wagon
Basketball notes: September 6, 2007
An update on recruitment visits and other issues in Kansas basketball
On Campus: September 6, 2007
Here's what's happening on campus for September 6, 2007
Most E-Mailed: Sept. 6, 2007
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Every rosacea has its thorn
This skin disease affects more americans than you might think
Graduates move to Capitol Hill
KU graduates share Washington experiences
Job opportunities in Washington offer good and bad experiences for KU alumni
BYOB: Bring Your Own Bag
For more than just sack lunches
A tender toss of fun
But that doesn’t mean the competition isn’t tough
Stewart:Embarrassing secrets include Angela Landsbury
Writer’s ‘Murder She Wrote’ fix developed over the summmer
Free For All: September 6, 2007
The comment before this one sucked.
Editorial: Congratulations, McDonalds...you’re disgusting
Big Mac’s 40th anniversary marks a sad date in American history
Personal Essay: Hit and run
A large truck, a small crash and a white lie added up to trouble for Jared Duncan.
Appalachian State raises more questions about ranking system
Recent upset over No. 5 Michigan tests validity of poll rankings, shows why tournament is needed
At the end of each college football season, a normally controversial bowl game decides who will be the “national champion.” Teams from small-name conferences, like Appalachian State , don’t get the chance to win a championship in a tournament but have to watch as marquee programs earn a shot at the title often by their legacy, not just by their talent.
Steve Nash camp excels Collins, Chalmers
Newly-learned tricks to feature in basketball season
Collins and Chalmers attended Steve Nash’s Skills Academy in July, returning with new techniques to show off to opponents this season.
News Brief: September 6, 2007
Results for freshman elections
Women’s soccer players reunited this season
High school teammates meet again
Five players from St. Thomas Aquinas are once again on the same soccer team this year. The women anticipate their realtionships being beneficial to the team.