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Wheeler: Shutout not forecast of Big 12 performance
Offense needs to improve execution to succeed in conference
Though KU had its first shutout since 2000 last weekend, Southeastern Louisiana is about as competitive of an opponent as Free State High School. To combat its history of blowing out non-conference teams and later ending up at the bottom of Big 12 standings, KU’s offense needs to step up its execution.
Jayhawks move on after losing star player to NBA
Team says it doesn’t need Wright to win
The Kansas men’s basketball team has started preparing for next season without the help of Julian Wright. The players anticipate a strong season, despite Wright’s absence.
KSU’s accuracy, strength prove fatal in Big 12 opener
K-State junior transfer Natalya Korobkova boosts Wildcat’s offense
In the Jayhawks’ season opener against the Wildcats, inconsistencies and a weak passing game proved to be obstacles that held them to a 3-0 loss. Kansas’ season record fell to 7-4, while K-State improved to 9-2.
Kansas crew club prepares for season
Team to compete in tournaments across the country
The Kansas crew club team has 51 members this year. The team will begin this season’s competition on Sept. 30.
Policy affects student leaders’ tuition rates
Sponsorship benefits in and out-of-state members
A new policy implemented by the University offers sponsorship money towards seven student leaders’ tuitions. The money, which comes from the Student Success budget, is awarded in addition to the leaders’ current paychecks.
Wissel named Big 12 Runner of the Week
Kansas men’s cross country ranked fourth in Midwest Region
With Wissel being named Big 12 Runner of the Week and the men’s cross country team ranking fourth in the Midwest Region, the team looks forward to its next meet.
No wine? Wine not?
Neglected by students and historically oppressed, wine is making a return that need not squash your wallet.
Hartz: Pedestrians and drivers alike to blame for campus congestion
Man vs Machine results in everyone losing
Editorial Board: Celebrity justice not a good gauge of reality
Recent celeb arrests give false portrayal of justice system
Free For All: Sept. 13, 2007
I have a friend. He eats beads so his poop will be cool colors.
French fulfillment
My dream of studying in France helped me let go of my eating disorder.
Campus ministry joins trend with ‘life groups’
Wesley KU provides relaxed atmosphere for Bible study, discussion
Small-groups for studying the Bible and praying are not new to college students. But until this semester, Wesley KU only held large worship services every Tuesday evening. The ministry has already formed five devotional discussion groups, called ‘life groups,’ and is eager for students to form even more.
Play offers relevant themes for students’ today
English Alternative Theater performs ‘Antigone’ at Lawrence Arts Center
On Wednesday the English Alternative Theater began performances of Sophocles’ tragic play “Antigone.” The play will run through Sunday at the Lawrence Arts Center.
New service recycles campus furniture
Surplus Property Recycling to sell office desks, chairs
The University of Kansas Environmental Stewardship Program is developing a new way to use excess materials on campus. Entitled Surplus Property Recycling, the program will take extra desks and chairs from campus offices and sell them for a reduced price.
On Campus: Sept. 13, 2007
Here's what is happening on campus Sept. 13, 2007
On the Record: Sept. 13, 2007
On the record for Sept. 13, 2007
Most E-Mailed: Sept. 13, 2007
Want to know what people are talking about? Here’s a list of the five most e-mailed stories from Kansan.com:
Kansas ready for rematch against Toledo
Revamped Jayhawks still angry about last year’s double-overtime loss
On Sept. 15 of last year, Kansas lost 37-31 to Toledo on national television. The Jayhawks were solid on defense but turned the ball over five times, including once in each overtime. With Todd Reesing now at quarterback, and an improved secondary, Kansas expects better things in Saturday’s rematch against the Rockets.
Chabad Jewish Center to host Jewish new year celebration
Rosh Hashana began Wednesday at sundown, will end Friday
Jewish students began gathering last night in the Burge Union to celebrate the coming of a new year. Services will continue at 10 a.m. Thursday and Friday and the Burge.
News Briefs: Sept. 13, 2007
News Briefs for Sept. 13, 2007
Food review
Pizza-pie in your face
This weekend
ZZ top and Quiet riot to rock city market stage
Tomorrow's news
Blackle.com
That's Disgusting
Shoo fly, don’t bother me (or puke on my food)
Good for you/Bad for you
Cotton swabs can ear-itate
Jayhawks look to control Toledo running back
Team wants to avoid repeat performance from Rockets’ Parmele
In last year’s 37-31 loss to Toledo, KU was caught off balance by the Rockets’ starting tailback Jalen Parmele. Toledo ended up victorious when Parmele ran 25 yards for the game-winning touchdown in double overtime. But Parmele is off to a slow start this season, and the Jayhawks are determined not to let that change.
Grad check
Each year, students make the legendary walk through the Campanile, down The Hill and into the real world. We’re here to check in on them.
Jayplay says
Jayplay editors share their wisdom of the wacky and interesting
5 Questions
A quick 5 questions with Grant Fitch, guitarist for the New Franklin Panthers, and Dayna Norwood, Lansing sophomore.
Hawktopics
News you can use
Acting out to get ahead
Theater students use the stage to mold careers
Auburn student starts college sports poll
FansPoll.com offers alternative to AP and Coaches’ polls
College sports fans have the opportunity to pick a national champion through a new site designed by an Auburn student, which recognizes college teams through the fans’ eyes.
Brown: ‘Staying the course’ not always an option
Though no solution seems easy, Iraq situation needs resolution
Off the soccer field
Q&A with KU women’s soccer coach and players
Senior goalkeeper Colleen Quinn, senior midfielder/forward Emiliy Strinden, and coach Mark Francis talk about their experiences on and off the soccer field.
Correction: September 13, 2007
Correction from Wednesday's paper
Music that moves you
See what people are listening to on campus
Back to the tables
Why some poker players are leaving their computers
Futbol and friendship
South American amigos find a place to feel at home: on the pitch.
“Crank That” craze hits local venues
MySpace, YouTube increase dance’s popularity
If you’re looking for hip-hop dancing in Lawrence, chances are you’ll hear “Crank That (Soulja Boy)” play more than once in a night. The new dance, now found on MySpace and YouTube, is the latest trend in Lawrence locales.
Being green never felt so good
Organic health products are becoming more popular, not only because they are better for you, but also because they just make you feel fresh.
Muslims observe holy month
Ramadan personal journey for observers
For the next month, Muslims across the world will celebrate Ramadan, a month that signifies when the Koran was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad.
Hawk Food Stop hot spots
Students avoid busy scenes at The Underground, Burge and Kansas unions
Hectice schedules leave no time for students to take a long lunch break. Hawk Food Stop locations give students a chance to grab food on-the-go.