Wednesday, April 30
Police ride-along proves interesting experience
Kansan reporter Francesca Chambers recounts her night with Officer Richard Whitis
Chambers, officer were on duty when a McCollum resident reportedly overdosed on escasty.
Podcast: As Heard From The Hill
Episode 12 of KJHK's As Heard From The Hill. The weekly radio show airs Tuesdays at 7 p.m on KJHK.
Jayhawks shut out Tigers at Kauffman 3-0
Pitching and key at bats make the game for Kansas
Senior outfielder Ryne Price hit his 10th home run of the season and sophomore left-hander Shaeffer Hall pitched seven shutout innings.
Men’s golf takes sixth place in Big 12 Championship
Jayhawks beat all Big 12 North schools
Freshman Brad Hopfinger tied for seventh place, which was his best finish of the season. The Jayhawks four-round score was 290.
Chief justice to field questions at business school
This is the first visit for the justice to the University
John G. Roberts, Jr., will answer questions from students at the Vickers Memorial Lecture and also judge a ‘Moot Court’ competition.
Goble: Final thoughts from this graduating senior
Corban Goble shares his thoughts with the University.
Video game release causes frenzy
Xbox 360 and PlayStation versions of Grand Theft Auto IV have sold out in stores across Lawrence after the video game was released Tuesday
Stewart: Guns don’t kill people; crazed citizens do
Ross Stewart shares his thoughts with the University.
Facing the music
File-sharing lawsuits, delay by University prove costly for 13 students
For 13 students sued by the music industry, the risks of illegal file-sharing became a harsh reality. And the University declined to notify the students of their lawsuits until a court order forced it to, costing them extra.
Nystrom: Leaving early could have cost millions
Thor Nystrom shares his thoughts with the University.
Mangino looking to reshape Kansas defense
Spring is the time to fill the holes left by outgoing seniors
Junior defensive end Max Onyegbule is one of the most improved players since the Orange Bowl and may be a starter in the fall.
Tuesday, April 29
Fusco: NFL less than generous to Jayhawks
Four Jayhawks were drafted
Aqib Talib and James McClinton might have deserved better pro bids.
Events throughout the week shed light on discrimination
Students can volunteer to help out with the Tunnel of Oppression
Hate Out Week, organized by the Sabatini Multicultural Resource Center, will include the Tunnel of Oppression.
Sexy Week encourages more than sex education
Delta Force’s Sexy Week kicked off with “Sexy is Ourselves” on Monday
All this week Delta Force will help students understand their bodies and communicate about sex.
Deja vu for Jayhawks as they blow away Cyclones
The team defeated the Iowa Cyclones for the second time in a week
However, they lost to Colorado for the second consecutive time this year.
Cohen: Dems’ indecision may cost them
The DNC needs to sort out the nomination, or it may regret it come November.
Summer renovations slated for Jayhawker Towers
Upgrades at campus apartment complex take priority over GSP’s reconstruction
The new upgrades will include new plumbing, wiring, appliances and will cost an estimated $8.1 million.
Keith: What happens when we cut the cheese
Brain fart: One cow emits 240 liters of methane daily. Are you sure that is sustainable steak?
Intramural softball season closes on chilly night
Only four teams walked away champions
izzlin’ Sissys won the men’s open division for the fourth time in a row.
School of Journalism receives Hearst Awards
The school took home first overall
Students received a combined $5,000 in awards.
Coach starts small to dream big
Price found success in teams nobody else believed in
Coach Ritch Price reflects on his experiences throughout the years that led him to his Division I dream at the University.
The immigrant's dream
One woman's journey, one people's hope: a multimedia presentation about the life of a Mexican immigrant.
Stouffer Apartments experience technical difficulties
The University has helped residents through the troubles
Residents have been out of phone and internet service for three weeks.
Monday, April 28
For the love of the game
Several one-time KU basketball players have missed out on the riches of the NBA, but still can't part with the game they love.
Club baseball team splits against Missouri state
Home runs cure game one woes for close victory in game two
The team came out in the second game with a new attitude, which resulted in a 6-7 victory.
Beauty of the fairer sex
Talent show a tribute to women
Both women and men performed in "Genius of Women," a talent show designed to celebrate the innate beauty of women.
Guest: Kansas basketball beyond definition
KU basketball is 40,000 people within five blocks, without one act of violence or vandalism: just one big high five.
Club softball seeks squad for 2009
An informational meeting for any female students interested in club softball will be held tonight at 8:30.
Letter: Concealed carry wrong approach
Students should tote guns on campus.
Student stars in Sunsilk commercial
Sybil Niccum enters competition to be named “Life Can’t Wait” icon
KU graduate student Sybil Niccum will star in a Sunsilk commercial to be aired during the CW’s “Gossip Girl” tonight.
Kansas earns split with Oklahoma State
Junior hurler’s pitching repertoire silences Cowgirls in second game
The softball team lost their Saturday game against the Cowgirls 8-1, but returned Sunday to defeat them 6-0.
Cowboys’ offense too much for Jayhawks
Pitching ineffective as Kansas loses 8-3
The Kansas baseball team's fourth-straight loss sent them to the bottom of the Big 12.
Former Jayhawks look to soar in NFL
Talib first Jayhawk selected in first round since 1993
FedEx Orange Bowl MVP Aqib Talib taken in first round; also drafted were Anthony Collins, Derek Fine and Marcus Henry.
Sunday, April 27
Four Jayhawks NFL-bound
Talib selected 20th; Collins, Fine, and Henry taken Sunday
Talib was the second cornerback taken in the NFL Draft.
Saturday, April 26
Kansas drops first two games to Oklahoma State
Kansas has been no match for No. 13 Oklahoma State so far this weekend.
Friday, April 25
Memorial service for journalism lecturer this Monday
Family and university mourn Christine Merrill Bradford who died of an apparent heart attack early Thursday morning.
Talk back: The 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing
What students say vs. what we say.
Mangiaracina: Prostitution 21st century prohibition
Legalization of prostitution will help society.
Q & A with Common
Andrew Wiebe sits down with rapper Common after his concert at the Lied Center
Common raps about his acting career and musical collaborations.
School of Journalism lecturer passes away
Students knew Christy Bradford as a down-to-earth, versatile problem solver
Christy Bradford, known for her work as a multi-cultural adviser, died unexpectedly Thursday morning from an apparent heart attack.
Nowhere to run
Former KU running back June Henley couldn't adjust to life without football. When he turned to drugs and crime, a jail cell became his new home.
Kansas to face competitive Oklahoma State
When the two teams played each other two years ago, they combined for a Big 12 record of 14 home runs in a single game.
Breaking down Jayhawk NFL Draft prospects
A closer look at the Kansas players up for the NFL Draft.
Anderson: Looking back, there may be more to opinions than just having them
Informed opinions constitute the cornerstone of a democratic society.
Golf team heads into championship territory
Men’s golf will compete at Whispering Pines Golf Club in Texas
It’s been nine years since the team has won a Big 12 championship.
Dining trays may cause students to waste more food
Mrs. E’s holds experiment to test tray theory
The Dining Services director would like to try the a tray theory experiment again with less variables.
Wheeler: NFL draft looms for Talib
Football players like Talib may be heading off to the NFL
The NFL draft is this weekend.
Women’s golf team heads for Big 12 tournament
Outcome of tournament will set schedule for rest of season
Back to the Big 12.
KU Queers and Allies sponsors Day of Silence today
Students raise awareness about people being bullied because of their sexual orientations
Students from 6,500 schools across the country are participating in the Day of Silence today.
Softball sweeps Shockers
Kansas kept Wichita State scoreless in a two-game series Thursday night. The Jayhawks will play again on Saturday against Oklahoma State.
Student Senate makes cabinet nominations
Student body president elect Adam McGonigle made nominations for the executive staff of Student Senate.
Thursday, April 24
McNaughton: Immigration about more than give and take
Some people have ignored the reasons behind immigration, letting their biased views get in the way.
Rain cancels game against Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes
So far, the game has not been scheduled to be replayed.
Chalmers faces tough competition in draft
With the full support of Bill Self, Super Mario looks to go pro
Mario Chalmers will be entering the NBA Draft without an agent, meaning he could return to Kansas.
Next season’s team provides depth across positions
Last season’s experience prepares team for new season without Talib
Variety of experience, talent eases anxiety about losing Talib.
Tennis team on its way to Texas
Match against Iowa State could be 30th consecutive victory
Hawks hope to give Iowa State a dose of déjà vu.
On Campus: April 24, 2008
Here's what's happening on campus on April 24, 2008.
KU student to represent Obama at national convention
Kansas Democratic Party elects Clarissa Unger from the third district
Unger is one of three students from the state who will serve as a delegate to the convention.
Wait out these days
Life with Seasonal Affective Disorder
Jayplay says...
Visit this Web site
Movie review
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Tomorrow's news
Kindle
Small town, big sounds
Black Lodge Recording brings music home
Wescoe wit
Fun with eavesdropping
Reeling in the hook-up
Awkward or awesome, hook-ups happen
What gives you the willies?
Are your phobias controlling your life?
Cook it
White Owl’s stroganoff
Music guy
Your guide to music utopia
Editor's note
It's hard to be a people person
Letter: Gun advocates getting concealed, carried away
Overturning the Board of Regents' decision would create a culture of fear.
Parched future of the plains
A warming climate is adversely affecting animals native to Kansas and the crops of local farmers.
It's a hard knot life
Want to relax? If stress leaves you feeling stiff, consider these three stages of massage therapy.
Thornbrugh: For good grades or for new knowledge?
Is it OK to cheat in classes that have nothing to do with what you’re majoring in?
Wednesday, April 23
Senior duo gives stellar performance
Seniors Ryan Price and John Allman showed excellent play even though the Shockers defeated the Jayhawks 6-4
Price has beaten the school's homerun record.
Chalmers announces he will enter draft, not hire agent
The junior guard held a press conference at 2 p.m. today and announced he is entering the NBA Draft.
Kansas take two from UMKC; 10-2, 7-0
Jayhawks pitching limits UMKC hitters to two runs on six hits in the twinbill
Kansas prepares to face a Wichita State team that has scuffled on the road.
Jayhawk sports success could mean increased enrollment
Study shows correlation between successful sports and higher enrollment rates
Based on the research, the University of Kansas can anticipate a 7 to 8 percent increase in enrollment for the 2009-2010 school year. This is from the NCAA basketball championship alone and doesn’t include the Orange Bowl.
Hudson: Gone an entire day without complaining?
I hate feeling like I’m surrounded by complaints all the time.
Podcast: As Heard From The Hill
Episode 11 of KJHK's As Heard From The Hill. The weekly radio show airs Tuesdays at 7 p.m on KJHK.
Worldwide food price increase affects campus
Campus food has become more expensive to keep up with the worldwide increase in food prices.
It should take at least two good harvests in a row for prices to go down.
Leading the way for Jayhawks on the golf course
Sophomore Emily Powers started playing golf at the age of 10. Now she leads the Jayhawks in scoring average and finishes first or second on the team in every tournament.
College basketball referee at the top of his game
Steve Welmer has officiated 27 season at the Division I level
Welmer’s lenient refereeing style has some players and coaches thankful, and others turning the other way.
Shockers defeat Jayhawks 6-4
Wichita scores six runs in a single inning to knock off Kansas for the second time this season
Kansas’ loss to No. 14 Wichita drops the Jayhawks season to 25-19. The Jayhawks have fallen to Wichita State twice this season.
Tuesday, April 22
Wiebe: British pound dominates UEFA Champions League
While the investment in foreign players might bring British clubs success, it hurts the grassroots development of British players.
Three of the four teams in the semifinals are British.
Weekend regatta adds to team’s experience, improvements
Coach Catloth says high level of competition benefits team
The rowing team had an impressive showing last weekend at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta in Tennessee. Four of the team’s five boats advanced to the finals on Sunday.
Basketball Notes: April 22, 2008
Basketball notes for April 22, 2008.
Offensive duo shows progress
Even though the offense struggled during spring training, Mangino was pleased with two offensive tackles that will likely play an important role in the 2008 season.
Matt Darton and Jeff Spikes will play in positions that were previously taken by important Kansas players.
A different view of Commencement
The new football practice fields will be visible during this year’s ceremony
The fences surrounding the fields should be gone by Commencement
Lerman: Forget finals for one music-filled night
Live music takes the stress away.
Hartz: University shouldn’t be diverse in grammar
Please learn to speak English properly.
Letter: Intelligent design documentary fails to find science in concept
Film seeks to refute evolutionary theory.
Merchandise sales spike after championship victory
Mario Chalmers jerseys have generally sold well
Championship shirts have also been hot sellers.
Students can go online if they can’t go to class
Class material, notes can be downloaded from Web site
“Schoology,” a new Web site, offers notes and other class assignments to students who may have missed class.
Fusco: Spring scrimmage brings no worries for Mangino
Kansas football coach expresses his confidence in the team’s defense
The offense looked ugly, but the defense stood out in last week's spring game.
Student splits time between basketball and music
Brendan Reilly is a basketball manager and musician
The Jayhawks have gone 37-0 when Reilly has attended its games.
Wretched Wichita streak continues
The Jayhawks have lost the last four against Wichita State
The Shockers shocked KU with an eight innning shutout.
U.S. Rep. Dennis Moore speaks at Delta Chi
The congressman discusses politics, the economy and the election at Delta Chi fraternity.
Monday, April 21
Group works for more than just peanuts
Students educate Kansans of Kansas’ minimum wage, $2.65 an hour, the lowest in the U.S.
The federal minimum wage is $5.85 an hour, and ‘Current-See’ is looking to change Kansas’ wage by keeping students informed.
Tough pitching leads to two losses for Jayhawks
Kansas suffers against fourth-ranked Texas A&M
The Jayhawks lost 14-0 and 8-0 to the Aggies. They will face UMKC in a double header on Tuesday evening.
Students, Lawrence residents run a buck in 5K, half marathon
The event raised money for the Health Care Access Clinic
The courses started at Haskell University and routed around Lawrence. Even former KU athletes participated in the run.
Hirschfeld: Young teens disrupt entire movie theater
When I paid $7.50 to see a movie, I didn't realize I'd also have to be a babysitter.
Jayhawks succeed, break records in Kansas Relays
Thousands of fans fill Memorial Stadium for 81st annual event
High school and college athletes, along with world-class Olympians, competed last week in the Kansas Relays in Lawrence.
Walz tosses 7-2/3 innings en route to 6-3 victory
Freshman walk-on stymies Nebraska offense; earns coach’s praise
Kansas gave Nebraska their first home loss of the season and moved into eighth place to tie Kansas State in the Big 12.
Senior day ends in Jayhawk sweep of Cyclones
Elizaveta Avdeeva earns 23rd Big 12 doubles victory; most in school history
Team opens up the Big 12 Championship against Iowa State, Thursday at College Station, Texas
End of a tradition for University students
Closing of The Crossing and Yello Sub on 12th Street ill-received by some Popular hang-out spot to be replaced by a five-story residential complex.
Lawrence residents find benefits in local food
The Lawrence Farmers’ Market has become a popular shopping option for local residents. A discussion tonight will focus on the benefits of locally-grown food.
Group to hand out free reusable bags
The KU Alternative Energy Society is giving away bright red reusable bags this week on Wescoe Beach. The bags will feature the logos of four local businesses that helped finance the project, and the bags can be used as a coupon at each featured business.
Kansas meet warms up Olympic hopefuls
U.S. Olympic trials begin June 27 in Eugene, Ore.
Professional athletes Chris Cantwell, Bershawn Jackson and Muna Lee open outdoor season at Kansas Relays.
Bern: “Batman” returns to set third Relays record
Bershawn “Batman” Jackson wins 400-meter hurdles with 48.32 second finish
Saturday marked Jackson’s fifth event victory at the Kansas Relays.
Simmermon: When English words don’t work abroad
Studying abroad provides several unique challenges.
Fake $100 bill used for delivery
A Phi Kappa Psi fraternity member reportedly used a fake $100 bill for a Pita Pit delivery order on April 11. The Lawrence Police Department is investigating the matter, but many sources believe the fraternity member didn’t realize it was fake.
Saturday, April 19
Huskers win first game of series
Nebraska's seventh inning propels it to a 7-6 victory against Kansas.
Hawks drop second straight in Lincoln
A fourth inning grand slam by Nebraska catcher Mitch Abeita doomed Kansas to an 8-6 defeat.
Friday, April 18
Undefeated Club Baseball faces Missouri in Columbia
Tigers look to put up challenge this weekend
The rivalry game will decide the conference champion.
Men’s Club Soccer hopes to keep the record alive
Team plays in K-State this weekend
The team has won the Chartrand Memorial Tournament an unprecedented 10 times and wants to make it 11.
Pros compete in Gold Zone
Olympic-caliber athletes will run in Saturday’s competition
The Gold Zone competition is the main attraction of this weekend’s Kansas Relays.
Jayhawks off to the NBA
Rush, Arthur declare intent to go pro
Brandon Rush and Darrel Arthur declared their intention to enter the NBA draft on Thursday afternoon. They may not be the only Jayhawks who go pro this year.
Texas troubles continue for tennis team
The team is 0-4 against matches against teams from the state
The team will face The Huskers in Lawrence on Friday.
Mass. street to see environmental parade
Earth Day parade on its way
Downtown celebration on Saturday will welcome Earth Day on Tuesday.
Women’s Club Lacrosse enters final four
Team is top seed for first time in program history
KU will play teams from Arkansas, Washington University and Lindenwood this weekend.
Editorial: Clean-up time
The city's clean-up policy is extremely lax, which sends the message that littering is not a big deal for students.
Nontraditional student Jennifer Osborn teaches students to stay fit
Fitness instructor returns to roots
She has dropped 12 sizes since taking up a lifting class.
Russian hammer throwers compete in Relays
Two study abroad students participate in track and field
Egor Agafonov brings home a victory, while Zlata Tarasova is not so lucky.
Wheeler: The wrath of Kaun
Kansas basketball player Sasha Kaun brings his KU career to a close this May
Senior center Sasha Kaun is one of the best students-athletes to attend KU. He is a three-time Academic All-Big 12 First Team selection with a National Championship under his belt.
On campus: April 18, 2008
Here's what's happening on campus on April 18, 2008.
Forty-eight hours on the street
Seven students become homeless for two days as part of program
An alternative spring break activity gave KU students the chance to be homeless for two days.
Softball team loses two games to Missouri
The Jayhawks lost 7-2 and 6-5 against rival Missouri. Kansas managed only one fewer hit than Missouri, but couldn’t produce as many hits.
Thursday, April 17
Rush, Arthur headed to the NBA
Rush, Arthur and Self will hold a press conference in Hadl Auditorium
Brandon Rush and Darrell Arthur announced their intentions to enter the NBA Draft this afternoon.
Editor's note
First date dos and don'ts
When breaking up, it’s not in the note
The dos and don'ts of breaking the bond with that no-longer-special-someone: Facebook messages, notes and vandalism.
Kansas Relays to showcase student, professional athletes
Track and Field athletes from across the country compete in the University’s historic event
Athletes from 150 colleges and universities gather to participate in the 81st annual Kansas Relays.
Mersmann: Roy Williams rigged championship game
It was the same end-of-season scene I had grown accustomed to. But something was missing: his tears.
2008 depth chart
How next season’s football team could measure up
At Monday’s spring scrimmage, the Jayhawks showcased their skills.
Men’s basketball makes the grade
The Phog Allen School of Basketball is back in session
Mark Dent hands out report cards to the 2008 national champions.
Picking up the slack
For students looking for a "wonderful waste of time," slacklining on campus can provide focus for the mind and body.
Centennial celebration honors dancer’s life, legacy
University remembers Elizabeth Sherbon’s contributions to the department of music and dance
Events will include student and guest performances, art exhibits and the rededication of a theater.
Greening it
How to throw an Earth Day party
This weekend
Roughin’ it
Letter: Encouraging gay pride
Despite ripped-down flags, campus still place of tolerance.
Movie review
Street Kings
Five questions
You vs. them
Book review
Mix Tape: The Art of Cassette Culture
Seminars ease financial transitions
‘Backpacks to Briefcases’ discusses post-college issues
The series begins with a credit seminar today at 3:30 p.m. in 149 Burge Union.
Season success, good weather excites Jayhawks for Kansas Relays
Track athletes look forward to this historic competition
Kansas athletes ready for Relays after last weekend’s Invitational success.
Finance club proves to be a lucrative extracurricular activity
Club offered to business majors and non-business majors alike
Finance club offers connections advice for future employment.
Student Senate notebook
Chairs, vice chairs elected
In addition to the new chairs, the Senate has chosen to accept gifts from the Athletic Department.
Goble: Final weeks after the Final Four game
Kansas’ victory proves time at University worthwhile.
Rains: Sports dedication season continues
Kansas Relays, Kansas tennis and softball teams offer enjoyable sporting events
Football and basketball may be over, but other Kansas teams are in full bloom.
Letter of intent signing puts team over scholarship limit
Kansas coach Bill Self has said that Rush would enter the NBA Draft once the year ended.
Jayhawks make comeback against Bears
Kansas defeats Missouri State 7-6
Coach Ritch Price calls tonight’s win “the weirdest game he has ever been a part of."
On campus: April 17, 2008
Here's what happening on campus on April 17, 2008.
Living the Wright life
A look at life after KU for former basketball star Julian Wright
Wright left Kansas for the NBA last year. His life outside of Lawrence has changed drastically but the former Jayhawk still lives and plays with passion.
Wednesday, April 16
Appleton Signs Letter of Intent
Tyrone Appleton officially became the sixth member of Kansas coach Bill Self's 2008 recruiting class. Appleton averaged 13 points at Midland Community College last season.
Relay to raise awareness and money for cancer research
The annual Relay for Life is being sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Student can register to participate until May 2.
So far $8,000 of the $80,000 goal has been raised
Editorial: Better to receive? Not for Senate
Student Senators currently receive gifts. Is that OK?
Men’s golf takes eighth in River Landing Intercollegiate
This is the Kansas’ best finish of the spring season
The Jayhawks finished 30 strokes behind tournament champion Duke. This was the last competition before the Big 12 Championship which starts on April 25.
Stewart: Aborted fetuses on giant signs distract from actual issue
No double standards, no giant aborted fetuses on signs, no more distractions from real issues, no debate about it.
Jayhawks defeat Baker 11-6
Batting, pitching key in Tuesday’s victory
The Jayhawks stormed to a 9-0 lead during the first six innings. Baker fought back with six runs in the last three innings, but it wasn’t enough.
Track and Field hopes to keep momentum in Kansas Relays
The meet starts today and continues through to the weekend
The Kansas Relays will showcase some world-class athletes, including World Champions and Olympians.
Nystrom: Repeat of ‘07 football success unlikely
Schedule features worthy adversaries
A 10-2 record with ‘08 schedule should garner Mark Mangino sainthood
Reliving the music dream
Gottschall recorded the album after dropping college and traveling to Europe with a banjo
Mark Gottschall, journalism resource center supervisor, recorded an album in Spain 35 years ago. Now the record company is re-releasing the album in CD form.
Rain garden could save water
The rain garden would be on the north side of the recreation center
The garden provides a place for rainwater to permeate the ground rather than running into the Lawrence’s sewer system.
Podcast: As Heard From The Hill
Episode ten of KJHK's As Heard From The Hill. The weekly radio show airs Tuesdays at 7 p.m on KJHK.
Tuesday, April 15
Marciel Out For Season
Sophomore pitcher Wally Marciel tore a ligament in his elbow and will be sidelined for the remainder of the season. The tear will require Tommy John surgery.
Field of Dreams: Students take care of Hoglund Park
Five University of Kansas students work up to 30 hours a week during baseball season to make sure the field is up to the fans' and athletes’ standards.
The crew hopes to win the Sports Turf Managers Association award for turf field of the year.
Sentence handed down to Last Call shooter
Last Call shooter gets 15-year prison sentence.
Keefer: Sloppy spring start leaves room for improvement
New recruit hopes to make an impact for next season
A rough beginning to the season gives new recruit, Jocques Crawford, many opportunities.
Reports of campus crime show decrease in 2007
Surveillance system seems to contribute to decline
While Lawrence has reported an overall increase in crime, reported crimes on campus have declined in the past decade.
Williams: Gun nuts, what about the other amendments?
The Bill of Rights has more amendments to it than just the second.
Defensive strength highlights spring game
The Blue team, composed of starters, defeated second-string White team 17-3
Kansas' spring football game was marked by a lackluster offense and a strong defense.
Cohen: ‘Walk-and-talking’ awkward for all
Student Senate canvassing is annoying but necessary.
Jayhawks fly toward top of Big 12 Conference
The team has made a comeback after a grim start to the season
With a record of 22-16, Kansas baseball has gained momentum since its 1-8 start earlier this season.
Monday, April 14
Letter to the Editor: Wrong label
Negotiating with Hamas would be like negotiating with Al Qaeda.
Minster: Kids growing up faster and faster
Third graders in Georgia took the reaction of frustrated students into the new millennium.
Humorous write-ins fill ballots
Coach Bill Self, President Bush and Malcolm X among the people voted for in Student Senate elections
Many students voted "other" in last week's Student Senate election. Mario Chalmers received the most write-in votes.
Hawks catch victory against Red Raiders
The Kansas baseball team rose to seventh place in the Big 12 after winning three games against Texas Tech this weekend.
Wildcats defeat Jayhawks in weekend regatta
Kansas State wins their third straight Kansas Cup
Despite suffering a loss to Kansas State on a chilly weekend, coach Rob Catloth said his team showed strength, especially in novice teams.
Softball team tames Longhorns in split offense-heavy doubleheader
Strong winds affects game balls
Pitching dominates 8-1 victory but falters in second game, resulting in 2-1 loss against Texas.
Baseball notes
Notes from this weekend's KU baseball games.
‘Mr. Jayhawk’ times five
The University honored the National Champions at an awards banquet
Self honored all five Kansas seniors with the Danny Manning "Mr. Jayhawk" award at an awards banquet Sunday night at Allen Fieldhouse.
Football looks ahead with spring game, practices
The team prepares to follow up its successful past season.
Students go ‘Into the Streets,’ volunteer for Center
The KU Center for Community Outreach gives students opportunities to make a difference in the community
The week-long event provides events such as volunteering at the Jubilee Café and the Empty Bowl Project.
Free HIV testing for students begins today
Student group 15 Seconds offers testing in its efforts to raise HIV/AIDS Awareness
The Douglas County AIDS Project and Student Health Services will conduct the tests.
Championship parade takes over downtown
Alumni, fans fill the streets for “family-oriented” celebration
Basketball players and coaches, the Marching Band, Chancellor Hemenway and fans from across the country all took part in the NCAA Championship parade Sunday.
Saturday, April 12
Kansas snaps six-game losing streak
A solid all-around performance propelled the Jayhawks to a 9-5 victory against the Texas Tech Red Raiders Friday.
Jayhawks walk to victory
Things are looking up for Kansas, who has won two straight after pounding Texas Tech 9-1 Saturday.
Friday, April 11
Wheeler: Jayhawks know how to treat coaches
Self knows Perkins has his back
After the Oklahoma State coach's resignation, KU is reminded that it treats all coaches with respect, not just its own.
United Students wins Student Senate with 48 percent of the vote
ConnectKU comes in a close second, with only 200 fewer votes
Adam McGonigle and Michael Gillaspie received 2,005 votes, securing the positions of president and vice president of Student Senate.
Connect takes losses in stride
Small victories in the wake of defeat
ConnectKU took home 43 percent of the student vote, but still could not bring down United Students.
Kansas Rowing faces K-State in only home regatta this year
After a loss to Kansas State in November, the Jayhawks will meet them again in Kansas City Saturday.
Self says he'll stick with Kansas
Kansas men’s basketball coach Bill Self announces he will return next season
Self said he had met with Oklahoma State about a vacant coaching position, but decided to stay with Kansas. His contract details will be discussed over the next few weeks.
Tom Brokaw, anchor and author, speaks on campus
The former NBC anchor spoke yesterday at the Dole Institute of Politics
Brokaw urged students to get involved in public service and criticized the role of special interest groups in politics.
Anderson: Weak link in Obama’s armor
Obama's support of Israel raises curious questions of Apartheid and human rights.
Olympic protests reach the University
As international tensions rise concerning China and Tibet, several students took the debate to Wescoe Beach
While several large cities have protested against the 2008 Beijing Olympics, some Chinese students at KU have publicly supported the event.
Discovering the truth about Islam
Campus to host speakers from across U.S. for Islam Awareness Week
Islam Awareness Week started Thursday as students, professors and local residents shared traditional foods at the Islamic Center of Lawrence. Islam Awareness Week continues on Monday with more activities and guest speakers.
Kansas Softball takes on Texas
Jayhawks get some time off after canceled games
The softball coach says the rained-out games let the team focus on the Longhorns.
Award ceremony puts end to season
Teammates recognize players, say goodbye to seniors
The women’s basketball team held an awards ceremony Thursday night, which recognized individual players with various awards and gave seniors the chance to say goodbye to team and fans.
Mangiaracina: America tops list of most incarcerated
The large number of people behind bars puts weight on culture and country.
Spring football game rescheduled
Saturday’s football game has been moved to Monday due to potential inclement weather.
Student director makes KU stage debut with “All in the Timing”
It’s “All in the Timing” for this play
One-act plays present unique challenge for first appearance.
Men’s golf heads to North Carolina
Jayhawks will compete in River Landing Collegiate all weekend
The tournament is the last competition for Kansas before the Big 12 Championship at the end of the month.
Students of Liberty plans to return
Having garnered 7 percent of the vote on only $75, the Students of Liberty party promised that they would be back next year
The coalition intends to return for next year's election.
Thursday, April 10
Self staying at Kansas
Coach says he talked with Oklahoma State before deciding to remain a Jayhawk.
Earles: Diet pills not to blame for women’s thin image
I’m just sick of everyone blaming the media for issues that we ourselves made.
Thornbrugh: Brother, can you spare some credit hours?
Help a sister out.
On the record: April 10, 2008
Here's what's on the record for April 10, 2008.
Departing players leave uncertain future for Jayhawks
Star players graduating or entering Draft
Kansas stands to lose five players to graduation and other may be entering the NBA Draft.
Years apart
How my 37-year-old brother became someone I could count on
Athletics Department agrees to participate in honorary parade
Parade celebrates the NCAA men’s basketball national championship team
The parade will begin at 3 p.m. on Sunday, April 13 at 7th and Massachusetts streets.
Rains: Chalmers’ three turns Self into Kansas coaching legend
Six inches could have put Kansas into second place
Two games won by six inches.
Relive the experience: Game night in Allen Fieldhouse
A meme of Allen Fieldhouse's atmosphere during the championship game.
Editor's note
Craving a cuddly critter
New song celebrates Jayhawks’ national victory
A rap remix of the Rock Chalk chant called “Love That Crimson Blue” is available for purchase online.
Student awarded $250 Integrity scholarship
Emily D. Schuster has been awarded a scholarship based on her essay detailing what integrity means to her.
This weekend
The Price Is Right
TV show review
Kenny vs. Spenny
Student Health Services presents running clinic
Event on April 15 and 16 coincides with 81st annual Kansas Relays
Physical therapists will evaluate runners’ strength, flexibility and form.
Jayhawks finish third overall
Women’s golf team starts off rough in tournament, but ends strong
Kansas struggled in the first rounds in Norman, Okla., but improve four spots by the end of the tournament.
Wescoe wit
Fun with eavesdropping
New program to ease recreation center intimidation
Training program offers help with machines, techniques
The program, which is catered to those who are new to weight training, shows proper techniques and gives specialized training.
Tomorrow's news
Bands of the ‘90s Strike Back
Five questions
You vs. them
Kansas and Northern Colorado call game for rain
Rainy day keeps the baseball away
A downpour sent the Northern Colorado Bears home and gave the Jayhawks a much-needed break.
Movie review
Leatherheads
McNaughton: The price tag of war
War puts high price not only on gasoline, but also freedom.
Music guy
Your guide to music utopia
Wednesday, April 9
Interview with a shortstop
Senior Erik Morrison shares his thoughts about the University
Senior shortstop Erik Morrison tells Kansan baseball writer Shawn Shroyer about his time at Kansas and his future aspirations.
Lawrence officers stay busy during madness
Businesses report broken windows
Even with the rain fans took the celebration to the streets, where the police made sure things stayed safe.
Podcast: As Heard From The Hill
Episode nine of KJHK's As Heard From The Hill. The weekly radio show airs Tuesdays at 7 p.m on KJHK.
Football notes
Team to play spring game on Saturday at 1 p.m.
Hudson: Get off your laptops and into your classes
Laptops in class do nothing but distract their owner and everyone around them.
Fans welcome team back from San Antonio
Players, coach thank fans for support at Memorial Stadium today
Fans gather at Memorial Stadium to celebrate the Jayhawks’ return to Lawrence from their national championship victory.
Patents not pending for the University
Research patents are having an increase at the University and research are seeing the benefits of these patents.
Fishing not so leisure after all
Kansans are expressing their opinions about jug fishing’s illegality in Kansas
Neighboring states of Kansas have made jug fishing legal and blogs on KDWP are changing minds about the topic in Kansas.
Student Senate proposes crosswalk construction
Construction still needs to be approved by city commission
Senate has offered to pay for a crosswalk in front of Naismith Hall. Students argue that it is needed for safety precaution.
Memphis wonders what could have been
Tigers look at what went wrong and what it could have been like to win National Championship
As Kansas fans continue to celebrate the National Championship, Memphis must ponder how it let the game slip away.
Lawrence City Commission adopts Oread Redevelopment Project
Demolition involved in the project could begin as early as tomorrow
With city commission approval, demolition on Indiana and 12th streets may begin. Yellow Sub and the Crossing, along with various houses in the area will be demolished.
Osterhaus: Symptoms may vary
Stressed students suffering from anxiety can find help with University-sponsored counseling services.
Slipke: More issues of The University Daily Kansan available
Editor of The Kansan wants Tuesday’s edition to be available to everyone
An additional 15,000 copies were printed and will be available for purchase at the business office in 119 Stauffer-Flint.
Self says Oklahoma State is in the past
Kansas coach says rumors about leaving for big money contract not worrying him
Rumors that Oklahoma State is prepared to offer Bill Self a $6 million signing bonus with a $3.5 million contract is not worrying Self.
Tuesday, April 8
Podcast: Lawrence mayhem and the championship game
Interviews with students before, during and after Kansas' championship game.
Getting your copy of today's historic Kansan
Score your own championship issue of the Kansan as well as other memorabilia.
Kansas overcomes late deficit to clinch championship
Mario Chalmers' last-second three-point shot took the Jayhawks into overtime as they defeated the Memphis Tigers.
Mario makes history with game-saving shot
Go-to-guy restored faith in team, fans with shot that brought overtime victory
When every KU fan hung their head and thought the National Championship was out of reach, Mario Chalmers arrived to save the game with an unforgettable three point shot.
Mass St. turns into ground zero for fans after game
Downtown businesses handle the flow of fans following the Jayhawks' victory in the championship men's basketball game.
Downtown businesses benefit from successes of basketball team
Various establishments along Massachusetts Street have taken advantage of thousands of fans eagerly wanting services after games.
Fusco: 2008 men's basketball team beat the odds
They might not be Cinderella, but the men of this team overcame tough odds to win it all.
Cops stayed cool when downtown got hot Monday night
Lawrence police maintained order downtown as fans got rowdy after Monday night's victory.
Keefer: KU sports something to be proud of
Kansas sports teams have given fans something to remember this year.
Kansas fans in San Antonio celebrate victory
Those in attendance for the championship show support for the Jayhawks.
Fans don't have to head to San Antonio for the game
Fans could watch the championship game in the comfort of Allen Fieldhouse.
Lawrence residents celebrate victory
It's not only KU students who get to celebrate the big victory.
City prepares for the championship game
Lawrence law enforcement gets ready for the aftermath of the championship game.
Despite strong showing, tennis team falls to Texas Tech
Players begin with impressive play, but can’t overcome Texas Tech later on
The Kansas tennis team began Saturday with a 3-1 lead over the Red Raiders, but ended the day with a disappointing 4-3 loss. Senior Elizaveta Avdeeva also suffered an ankle injury during a match.
On the record: April 8, 2008
On the record for April 8, 2008.
Two teams in the same boat
Kansas needs a win just as desperately as Northern Colorado
The Jayhawks and the Bears come off weekend sweeps, hoping to gain one more win.
Team to rely on experience next season
Recruits also add to the competition between players
The Jayhawks won only two of their road game this season, but with three seniors and six juniors playing next season they hope to revert the trend.
Hartz: Poetry allows its authors to be angsty or old-school
Celebrate National Poetry Month.
Lerman: Ever-changing music scene leaves out diverse tastes
New music isn't always necessarily the freshest.
Classes Cancelled Tuesday
No classes will be held at the University of Kansas’ Lawrence campus Tuesday in recognition of the Jayhawks’ victory tonight in the NCAA national championship game, Chancellor Robert Hemenway has announced
On Campus: April 8, 2008
Here's what's happening on campus on April 8, 2008.
Smokeout focuses on smoke-free students in 2008
KU’s first campus smokeout is Wednesday
The University's idea is based on the Great American Smokeout. Smokers spend $100,000 in a lifetime on cigarettes.
Monday, April 7
Downtown celebration results in hours of cleanup
Mass. Street littered with beer cans and bottles, flower beds trampled
Crews had to clean an enormous amount of trash on Massachusetts street after Kansas' Final Four Victory on Saturday night.
Starting pitching struggles against Baylor
Loss is sixth consecutive for Kansas; which got only 9 2/3 innings of work from starters
Bears sweep weekend series scoring 33 runs against the Jayhawks’ 16; Kansas falls to (19-16) on the season and last in Big 12 play (1-8).
Kansas softball team returns 1-1 from away-game series
The Jayhawks win 6-1, lose 8-1 against Baylor during the weekend in Waco, Texas
The team will play its fifth and sixth straight away games in Fayatteville, Ark., Thursday.
Fans watch game at fieldhouse
Allen Fieldhouse opened for Final Four game, open tonight for championship
For fans who chose to watch the Jayhawks play Tar Heels away from Massachusetts Street, Allen Fieldhouse provided a familiar setting. Big Jay, Baby Jay and the band were among the fans watching Saturday night.
Hirschfeld: Supporting the troops despite political qualms
While there are reasons to oppose enlistment, signing up for the military can give some direction in life.
Carpooling and packing of hotel rooms eases costs
Students fight costly expenses of traveling through different techniques
Some students carpooled, stayed with friends or packed hotel rooms with others to save some money on a trip to the Final Four game. Those not saving money include students who bought tickets from scalpers near the Alamodome and the River Walk.
Students let down by tickets purchased from Kansas Athletics
Some students expected lower-level seats and received upper-level seats instead
Several students who received tickets through the Kansas Athletics lottery were astounded by where they had to sit.
Events, groups raise assault awareness
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Months
Groups, such as One in Four, and events like “Can I Kiss You?” are raising awareness about sexual violence against women.
Rush not regretting his return to the team
The junior guard injured his knee last June after a dunk went horribly wrong
Rush has been averaging 16 points per game in the NCAA Tourney and is looking hopeful for the first round of the NBA draft.
Simmermon: What’s the point of going to college?
Many students who go to college find themselves partaking in academic conformity and sheepish study-habits.
Fans stop traffic, streak while celebrating
A press release by the Lawrence Police Department said no major events took place on Saturday night
Jayhawk fans who stormed Massachusetts Street after Kansas' victory had mixed reviews of the Lawrence Police Department’s performance on Saturday night.
Fans enjoy a little downtime before game time
Basketball enthusiasts support their team as they enjoy the sights and sounds of San Antonio
San Antonio provides the perfect environment for a Final Four fiesta. Fans of all four teams mingled on the Riverwalk, and engaged in a little friendly fire before the games Saturday.
Memphis’ Chris Douglas-Roberts anchors fast-paced offense
Tigers’ star nearly a Jayhawk
Self recruited Chris Douglas-Roberts and Derrick Rose who both turned down a spot on the Kansas basketball team.
Kansas meets another familiar face
Memphis coach John Calipari once served as KU assistant coach
Just winning against former coach Roy Williams, the Jayhawks will face John Calipari, who worked as a volunteer assistant coach under Ted Owens in 1982.
Stewart postpones surgery to be with team
Freak injury ends Jayhawk career; team dedicates win to senior
Rodrick Stewart slipped and fractured his knee on Friday during an open practice session at the Alamodome. He will receive surgery when he returns to Lawrence.
Can Kansas?
Kansas (36-3) faces Memphis (38-1) in the NCAA national championship
After two decades of NCAA Tournament woes, tonight is the night the Jayhawks have been waiting for.
Jayhawks surprise skeptics with underdog upset
Team shows it has what it takes for a championship game
The Jayhawks did exactly what they were told they couldn’t do. The team proved critics wrong on Saturday with an 84-66 victory over North Carolina.
Rewind: A look back at this weekend's victory
The high/low, prime plays, notebook and more.
Saturday, April 5
See you on Monday
Kansas defeats North Carolina to advance to national title game
The Jayhawks use an early run and a late run to put the Tar Heels away 84-66. Kansas will play Memphis on Monday night for the national title.
Aldrich to the rescue
Kansas' freshman center Cole Aldrich scores eight points and grabs seven rebounds off the bench in Kansas' Final Four victory against North Carolina
After Sasha Kaun and Darnell Jackson found themselves in trouble with early fouls on Saturday night, Kansas' freshman Cole Aldrich stepped in, scoring eight points and snatching seven rebounds in Kansas' 84-66 victory against North Carolina.
Kansas defeats North Carolina, 84-66, advances to title game
Jayhawks hold on
Kansas held off a rabid North Carolina comeback to survive and advance.
Friday, April 4
Ryan: Small-time musicians need your ‘Band Aid’
Help Lawrence help musicians
Ditch the iPod and go out for some live music.
Podcast: Interview with Lisa Ling
An interview with international journalist Lisa Ling.
Student Senate Elections Commission hosts debate
Presidential and vice presidential candidates will participate
The third debate of the semester will allow candidates to discuss issues with students.
New, safer fire trucks in store for Lawrence
Entire fleet in need of upgrade
Fire truck replacement will cost between $600,000 and $1 million each; two slated for 2008.
School of Business adds new major
Supply Chain Management offered to students in spring ‘08
The Supply Chain Management major is now being offered to business students, and holds lucrative job options.
Kansas Attorney General attends sexual abuse awareness conference
At a GaDuGi conference Thursday, Six promised to maintain grant funding
Attorney General Stephen Six promises continued support for sexual assault victims.
The best of the Final Four
Looking at who’s got the goods in all different categories
Who has the best scorer? The best rebounder? The best mascot? All is revealed.
Twenty years of heartbreak
Kansas hasn't won a national title since 1988
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Kansas' last championship. Here's a look at what's happened between then and now.
Roles of first spouses changing
Juggling spouses’ political careers and family lives all part of the job
Jenny Sanford, first lady of South Carolina, spoke at the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics on Thursday. Sanford said raising her children was still her first priority.
Wheeler: Jayhawks labeled as ‘underdogs’
Fourth-ranked No. 1 seed confident in its talent
Unselfishness of team results in no All-Americans
Saturday won’t be San Antonio’s first NCAA Tournament
The Final Four has been there twice before, and it’s going to be there again
San Antonio has a bit of history when it comes to NCAA tournaments.
Jayhawks not strangers to Final Four
Kansas prepares to carry on tradition in 13th national semifinal appearance
It started in 1940, when Phog Allen led the Jayhawks to their first Final Four. Kansas was played in 13 Final Four games, with two National Championships.
Keefer: Final Four, not the Roy Game
Kansas’ focus on beating Roy Williams is like K-State earlier this season
Kansas should just focus on the Final Four game instead of calling the it a payback against an ex-coach.
Local businesses prepare for Final Four
Bars are also setting up high-deffinition TVs and projectors
Jayhawk apparel sales are skyrocketing and bars are preparing for a crowd bigger than last Sunday’s for this Saturday’s match against North Carolina.
Seniors built up a four-year legacy
Final games mean much more to five graduating Jayhawks
For seniors Russell Robinson, Sasha Kaun, Jeremy Case, Darnell Jackson and Rodrick Stewart, this tournament brings the end of their Kansas careers.
Final Four breakdown
Four No. 1 seeds meet in tournament for the first time in history
It’s the battle of the No. 1 seeds in the Final Four this year. Here’s a breakdown of each team.
No pressure when under pressure
Mario Chalmers thrives in the final four minutes
Junior guard Mario Chalmers' late-game production is unmatched; he typically scores 19 points in games decided by five points or fewer.
Extra police on their way to Lawrence for Final Four
Police prepare for Final Four
Lawrence Police are calling in officers from five agencies to keep Lawrence safe after the Final Four match.
On the road to the Final Four
Kansas’ tournament matchup provides the perfect opportunity for a road trip
From Bill Self’s neighborhood to the Alamo, know all the sights to see on your way to San Antonio for the match against North Carolina.
Classes continue as scheduled
Administration says, for now, school will be in the day after championship game
While KU fans are worried about Monday’s championship, students are worried if they’ll have classes the following day.
Jayhawks to play Baylor in Waco
Series in Texas could determine the rest of Kansas’ season
Kansas heads to Waco to play in its third series in Big 12 play. Kansas brings up the bottom of the Big 12, but three-game series against Baylor could change that.
Wright still bleeds crimson and blue
Former Jayhawk shows support for this season’s team
Though he left Kansas to play in the NBA, Julian Wright wishes the Jayhawks all the best.
Softball team bounces back on Wednesday
Jayhawks turn it around with victory against Creighton
Kansas got off to a slow start in it’s first game on the road, but quickly came back with a victory.
Final Four game to be aired at Fieldhouse
Fans get opportunity to mingle, create semifinal atmosphere
Students and faculty will be able to view Saturday's game at the Fieldhouse. Doors open at 7 p.m. Admission and parking is free.
North Carolina’s Hansbrough provides tough competition
‘Psycho-T’ is one of the top players in the nation
Tyler Hansbrough poses quite a threat for Kansas when they play the Tar Heels on Saturday.
Thursday, April 3
Student raises money, awareness for multiple sclerosis
Student with MS advocates for Lawrence’s Walk MS on April 12
Kelly Mesi supports Walk MS because it helps with MS research and can help find a cure.
Fan displays loyalty to less recognized KU sports
A true blue Jayhawk encourages others to attend games
Devoted Jayhawk fan, Richard Cole has a strong track record for attending KU games for baseball, tennis, and softball. Cole said sports besides basketball and football deserve fan support.
Tournament performers balance academics and travel
Members miss school for San Antonio
Pep band members and the KU Spirit Squad find that traveling with the basketball team throughout the NCAA Tournament is challenging.
That's disgusting
Dusty pets
Student Senate Notebook
Here’s what Student Senate discussed at last night’s meeting
Student senators voted to increase fees for campus transportation and SUA, and approved a resolution that supports an alternative route for the South Lawrence Trafficway.
Five questions
You vs. them
The good, the bad and the offseason
Five things Kansas did right and wrong this year and what they can do with their down time
With three separate lists, we look at why Kansas succeeded, why they disappointed and what they can do in the offseason.
Editor's note
The father-daughter college clash
Pride Week increases awareness
Flags mark Pride Week
KU’s Queers and Allies celebrates the gay community in a multitude of ways, from speakers and films to a drag show.
KU fans schedule week for the Final Four game
Students rush to finish homework before their trip to San Antonio
Despite the excitement of the game against North Carolina on Saturday, and the possibility of advancing to the national championship game, KU fans are still try to stay on top of homework before the big weekend.
Rains: KU fan tries to catch games while in Iraq
A University of Kansas alumnus, who is stationed in Iraq, struggles to keep up with the Jayhawks in their winning season.
Men’s basketball undaunted in Final Four
Before playing North Carolina, Bill Self and the Jayhawks reflect on their All-American opponents
Although Kansas doesn't have any All-American players, they're confident against other Final Four teams with multiple All-Americans.
Quiet guard, fierce battle cry
No reservations for Mario Chalmers
Chalmers, an Anchorage, Alaska native, delivers an enigmatic persona: strong on the court, exuberant behind the scenes.
Editorial: Out with the old, in with ConnectKU
For president and vice president of Student Senate, ConnectKU is the propitious choice.
Groups look to open kiosk again
Students would be available to answer questions regarding University
Four organizations are teaming up to get the KU Info booth in front of Stauffer-Flint Hall open for the first time in 30 years.
Minor decision, major impact
One choice shattered my relationship with my dad, but gave me the strength to stand for what is right for me
Mersmann: Are bars violating the Civil Rights Act?
The idea of ladies night is sexist, but not just because entry fees are based on gender.
Good for you / bad for you
Coffee? Yes please
Reuse it
Dryer sheets
Tomorrow's news
Liveflash
Greening it
Your guide to greener living
Wescoe wit
Fun with eavesdropping
Final Four no excuse for late papers
Taking school on the road
The Kansas men’s basketball team is gearing up for the Final Four, but they still have to take tests and write papers.
Students unaware of Final Four lottery
Fans say they would have entered to go to San Antonio but didn’t know about the opportunity
All 230 students who signed up for the student ticket lottery for the Final Four received lower-level tickets, Jim Marchiony, associate athletics director said. Many students said they would have been interested in entering the lottery but did not receive an e-mail to inform them.
Students, faculty share mixed feelings on diversity
Many faculty members feel University could do better job of diversifying student population
Despite the number of minority students increasing over the past 10 years, many on campus think it can be improved.
Bern: The Mystery Machine is on the Big 12 road
Women’s basketball is like Scooby Doo...
Like, Zoinks!
Sophomore struggles, ready to bounce back
Injuries hampered season after Kelly Kohn showed great promise in freshman year
Kohn lead the team in minutes played her freshman year only to struggle with an ankle injury this past season. Coach Henrickson said she expected Kohn to be hungrier next season.
Kansas rolls St. Mary 13-0
Coach Price plays 25 Jayhawks to end four-game slide
Senior Matt Berner’s offensive moves helped the team move to 19-13.
Experienced freshmen recruits join team
New team members show strong talent
Coach Bonnie Henrickson is excited to have three talented freshmen recruits join the women’s basketball team. Henrickson said she hoped Angel Goodrich, Ashley Ellis, and Aishah Sutherland would help the team continue to improve.
Wiebe: Jayhawks carry the blame
Lost opportunity brings determination for next season
Kansas lost its chance at the NCAA Tournament, but focuses on tactics for next season.
Wednesday, April 2
Kansas keeps solid starts
Jayhawks play solids innings, despite 7-3 loss to Wichita State
Sophomore pitcher Shaeffer Hall got the team ahead by the third inning, but it wasn’t enough to beat No. 8 Wichita State
Illness keeping Collins from playing best
Tonsillitis replaces injuries in weakening Collins’ play in tournament
Sophomore guard Sherron Collins recovered from injuries just in time to catch tonsillitis. Collins is over the illnes, but still not feeling 100 percent.
Self says he won’t leave for Oklahoma State
Coach doesn’t believe speculation will be a distraction for himself or his players
Although linked to his alma mater, Self said the school hadn't contacted him about its new position of head basketball coach.
Podcast: As Heard From The Hill
Episode seven of KJHK's As Heard From The Hill. The weekly radio show airs Tuesdays at 7 p.m on KJHK.
Identity fraud, viruses prompt on-campus improvements
Online security concerns are addressed further
Millions of American adults are victims of identity fraud every year, and the problem has led to a larger staff and budget at KU Information Technology to decrease the problems on campus.
Stewart: Guns don’t kill people; recent House bill does
A new house bill allows a citizen to keep a machine gun under their pillow to "protect" their home.
Remembering the “Phog”
An assistant to Kansas coach Forrest “Phog” Allen recalls the man behind statue
Dick Carson, a chartkeeper for the 1946 Kansas men’s basketball team recalls his time with the Jayhawks. Carson hasn’t been to the University since he was here in 1946.
Dever elected mayor of Lawrence
Lawrence City Commission members vote unanimously to elect Michael Dever
Robert Chestnut, elected vice mayor, said he and Dever will focus on the 2009 budget, economic development and land-use permits.
Shockers defeat Kansas
Kansas fails to contain Wichita leadoff batters in 7-3 loss
Jayhawks pitching improved from previous games, but Kansas couldn’t score runs.
Goble: Heckling is as ‘Merican as warm apple pie
Heckling is a part of life.
Journalist Lisa Ling to speak at the Lied Center
She has been a correspondent for “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and National Geographic’s “Explorer”
The lecture is a part of the SUA Spring Lecture Series and will be on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Oread Redevelopment Project approved
The redevelopment will be financed by a 1 percent sales tax increase to the hotel.
Demolition phase will begin April 9.
Group lobbies for strict trash ordinance
The Oread Neighborhood Association is complaining about the excessive trash in the neighborhood’s streets.
Overland Park’s trash ordinance could serve as an example for Lawrence.
Overstocked store seeks expansion
The non-profit Habitat for Humanity ReStore helps the community by selling housing materials at discounted prices and helping with the construction of low-income housing.
If expansion is successful, ReStore will be able to reach more people with its services.
AFTERdark brings good music and good times to campuses
Students get chance to see free concert
AFTERdark is bringing musical acts to campus. The free event is Wednesday night at the Lied Center at 8 p.m.
Eight Jayhawks victorious in first outdoor meet
Kansas Track & Field met high expectations for the Missouri Relays
Eight Jayhawks won event titles and three regionally qualified in first outdoor meet of the semester. The Jayhawks head to Austin, Texas for the Texas Relays today.
Tuesday, April 1
Brown: Longer break needed from school, midterms
Spring break isn't long enough of a vacation from responsibilities.
Carjacking leads to charges of robbery and murder of former KU student
Two suspects were charged with Second Degree Murder and First Degree Robbery
Former student Brandon Fauntleroy-McDowel was recently murdered.
Coalitions offer their platforms to campus
Student Senate coalitions explain policies they feel are most important
ConnectKU, Students of Liberty, and United Students hope to appeal to students and provide realistic campus improvements.
Fusco: Saturday’s challenge tells story of Self
Bill Self maintains 81 percent victory record despite team’s ups and downs
Roy’s legacy is only one factor along the Jayhawks’ tournament journey.
Jayhawks have their work cut out as they face the Shockers
Kansas’ recent weekend loss against Texas A&M helps motivate the team
After Texas swept Kansas, Kansas desperately holds on and aims for victory.
Players don’t get sidetracked by past
Team doesn’t consider former coach a factor in game
Although fans may see this game as the ultimate payback against Roy Williams, the team is only focused on one thing: advancing to the national championship.
Student athletes focus on Students of Liberty, yet endorse United Students
The audience asked questions mainly at Adam Wood’s coalition
The debate revolved around Adam Wood’s proposal to cut women’s and non-revenue sports fee.
Kansan ad staff receives national awards
This marks their second year in a row for the honors
Three individual members were honored and attributed their teamwork to the paper’s success.
Lacy returns to the Dole Institute after Thompson’s campaign loss
The Dole Institute director brings back valuable lessons from Washington
Thompson’s campaign manager finishes Thompson’s presidential run and joins the University once again.
Jayhawks focus on short game strategy
Team places 11th in Arizona and concentrates on pre-championship play
The Big 12 tournament looms on the horizon.
Hawks head to Waco after sweep
The Jayhawks will look to Texas for a turnaround
The Jayhawks stay one game above .500.
Cohen: Could grass be greener on the virtual side?
The Internet, though popular, is no substitute for real life.
Passmore: Team showcases their offensive talent
With improving batting averages, team could be a Big 12 force
Big 12 baseball is the strongest it has been in years, and the Jayhawks are a powerhouse in offensive play.
Team starts season slow against seasoned Texas
Texas tops the Kansas rowing team.
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