Stories
Freshmen face rough transition to Big 12 play
Newcomers see substantial playing time this season
Melissa Manda leads the team in digs per game, while Jenna Kaiser leads the team in kills per game.
Comedian Sutherland comes to campus
Family-friendly humor offers opportunities for more laughs
Midwest-based comedian Jeff “Buzz” Sutherland has no desire to pursue a career in the big East- or West-coast markets, instead focusing on accessible, family-friendly routines.
Chambers: Student salaries need second look
Senators’ salaries unbalanced with other undergraduate positions
Under current University policy, the president, vice-president, treasurer and legislative director of the undergraduate Senate and the treasurer, an legislative director of the undergraduate Senate and the treasurer receive a discount on tuition.
Durbin: Suicide never an answer
Focus should be on prevention
Death is something we all must face. Suicide should never be.
Electronics cause sleep loss
Nighttime use makes it difficult for the body to relax
Even the presence in a bedroom of devices such as computers and cell phones can cause people to think they have work to do.
Football Notes: Sept. 14, 2007
Here is some information to keep in mind for Saturday’s game.
Hard hitter hits video room
Linebacker builds on tough style of play with game preparation off the field
Joe Mortensen made a name for himself in high school with big hits. At KU he has learned to study film and prepare for teams to add to his athleticism.
Most E-Mailed: Sept. 14, 2007
Want to know what people are talking about? Here’s a list of the five most e-mailed stories from kansan.com.
On Campus: Sept. 14, 2007
Here's what's happening on campus for Sept. 14, 2007.
Free for All: Sept. 14, 2007
Does anyone know what the deal is with that old crazy hippie guy that’s around campus?
Women’s soccer heads to Nike Invitational
KU faces No. 4 Portland and unranked Washington
The team seeks its first win of the season. The best shot comes against 0-4 Washington.
On The Record: Sept. 14, 2007
Here's what's on the record for Sept. 14, 2007.
Golf tournament builds scholarships
Gale Sayers Golf Tournament tradition raises money for multicultural students
The School of Education’s golf tournament at the Alvamar Golf Course will raise money for the Multicultural Scholars Program. Kansas football star Gale Sayers helped start the fund raiser 14 years ago.
Breckunitch: Predicting studs, busts
Driver and Garrard should have big games, Tennessee may struggle
Strong debuts last weekend doesn’t necessarily point to high fantasy scores this week, but one thing seems sure. The Chicago defense will have its way with Kansas City on Sunday.
Get downtown for fun city festivities
Lawrence event complements KU’s family weekend
Beer, barbecue and live music are among the attractions at this weekend’s “Get Downtown Lawrence Live 2007.”
Kick the Kansan: Week 3 Predictions
Check out the Kansan staff's picks for this weekend's games.
Club Sports: Sept. 14, 2007
Here's the club sports schedule for this weekend.
Weekend welcomes family to KU campus
A tournament, tailgating and concert are among events
Chancellor Robert Hemenway will speak at a parent reception 4 p.m. on Saturday. Families can tour the campus and several buildings from different professional schools will be open.
Sexual health improves at KU
Trojan Sexual Health Report Card ranks KU 45th in the nation for sexual wellness
The report scored 139 universities on a variety of programs and recourses available to students. KU moved up from its ranking of 79th last year.
