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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.
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.
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.
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.
Football looks ahead with spring game, practices
The team prepares to follow up its successful past season.
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.
‘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.
Baseball notes
Notes from this weekend's KU baseball games.
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.
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.
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.