Thursday, September 27, 2007
They met last fall when Kye Barker was a freshman and Clint Shriner was a sophomore as they were moving into Pearson Scholarship Hall, but they “really” met some time later. Last spring they were both looking for a roommate for this year. Will Frager, a student who lived in the hall with them, introduced Shriner, Wichita junior, to Barker, Topeka sophomore. Barker got up to shake his hand and said, “Nice to meet you.” Shriner licked Barker’s hand and then promptly left. They are roommates now.
How we met: Josh Barker and Kate ...
All great relationships had to start somewhere.
How we met
Holy drug dealer?
Fans bid Bob Barker farewell
Group gathers at The Crossing to watch host's final show
Communication keeps roommates and sex compatible
Avoid awkward situations by setting boundaries and adhering to agreements.
Sex in a bunk bed
Residence hall romps prove tricky
Wescoe Wit
Heard on campus
Dirty little six-letter word
Campaign continues to end the use of the word "retard."
How we met
Facebook fortune
RoomBug offers new way to find roommates
Students can use Facebook application to match lifestyle preferences of potential roomies.
Try talking to iPeople, not iPods
Students experience living on campus
Students should expect to make some adjustments to a new environment when ...
Free for All: March 1, 2007
I would like to know where these people were fixing potholes, because ...
Free for All: May 8, 2007
My roommate just lost her shoe in the river on Tennessee.
Free for All: March 2, 2007
It's only been a week of Lent, and I've already messed up ...
Students reflect on Crossing memories
The last time to visit The Crossing will be Dec. 20. The ...
Mixed gender living situations work out
May is National Cohabitation Month.
It's not you, it's me
Lack of communication causes trouble in the dorm room
Free For All: November 13, 2007
A beer bong is the solitaire of drinking games.
How we met
The odd couple
Some upperclassmen choose to live on campus
Living at home helps save money
Choosing not to fly the coop has advantages and disadvantages from on-campus ...
How we met: Rodger Matthews & Kate ...
All great relationships had to start somewhere.
Balancing act
Students prove that attending class and working a job on the side ...
Sharing more than a room
The health risks of community living
Tennis readies for tough matches
Head coach Amy Hall-Holt encourages players to stay focused and determined as ...
From handball to chemistry: An Irish tale
Irish exchange student Marina Kilduff juggles studies, handball and a busy University ...
How to hunt for an apartment
Simplify your search for a place to live with these four easy ...
On Dollar, Bob
Task force to work with administration on ...
The Student Rights’ Committee formed finalized a task force to investigate the ...
Student housing, ResNet propose increased fees
Scholarship hall students met Tuesday with the Department of Student Housing and ...
Look Before you Leap
Find out what you’re getting into before you say, ‘I do... want ...
TV show review
Kenny vs. Spenny
Phillippe: Cigarette butts litter streets
No butts about it, leaving a trail of cigarette trash is inconsiderate ...
Hartz: Search for a roommate takes more ...
A lot of factors complicate the roommate choice.
‘Confrontational Evangelist’
Brother Jed, a self-proclaimed preacher, travels around to college campuses in order ...
Scholarship hall has Cinco de Mayo party
The event involved gathering clothing donations, fundraising and live music. Lawrence businesses ...
How we met
Raps-a-lot
Blink 182 concert draws thousands of fans
On the tour, the band played new material for the first time ...
Students experience differences in Lawrence living
Student ghetto? Scholarship hall? Communal living? It’s all here.
Flag football season kicks off
Intramural flag football games began Sunday at Shenk Sports Complex. Men’s, women’s ...
From left: Kimberlee Hinkle, Libby Johnson and Hannah ...
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Kansas Jayhawk fans hold aloft a reproduction of ...
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Erin Saupe, a Ph.D. student from St. Cloud, ...
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Armed robbers continue to threaten.
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