Friday, February 29
ESPN comes to campus
College Gameday will broadcast from Allen Fieldhouse
The television network will film segments of SportsCenter on campus.
Brown: Who should pay for college?
The government seems to really care for me if it's trying to force tuition relief on colleges.
Musician reconciles past with present
After becoming famous early in his life, Brody Buster disappeared from the spotlight - now he rocks out in Lawrence
With blues in his soul, Buster will play with his two bands tonight at Fatso’s.
Simmermon: Childhood nostalgia inspires trip down Rainbow Road
Never was there a better Rainbow Road level than in the Super Nintendo version. Good soundtrack, great memories.
Wheeler: Campers devoted to seats
Students have been waiting in line for tickets since February 17
More than 80 groups of campers waited for tickets at Allen Fieldhouse.
Podcast: The Give 'n Go
Talking Bonnie Ball with Bern and Wiebe: Episode five of a women's basketball podcast.
Competition increases with playoff games
White Ben Can’t Jump defeated Team Johnson 57-48
Referees and fouling greatly influenced the intramural game.
Self guarantees toughness in rivalry game
Victory here means vengeance for one, Tournament play for the other
When Kansas and Kansas State last played, KU had a perfect record and a 25-game winning streak in Manhattan. This time, there's less pressure.
Track and field team prepares for championships
Coach Elisha Brewer tells athletes to “bring it”
This weekend's Big 12 Championships will bring together track and field teams from all over the Midwest.
Students experience distinct living
Living in downtown Lawrence proves convenient, not too expensive
Students occupy a number of downtown lofts located above businesses, restaurants and bars.
Leap-year babies jump at the chance to celebrate
Februrary 29 marks first birthday in four years for some
The day of Feb. 29 only comes every four years, giving those with that birthday strange problems.
Students start business venture
Two KU students are marketting their contest-winning invention for mass production
The Silver-Gerald Show Chair, or May Chair, won two students $7,200. Now they plan to sell it.
Jayhawks get four victories at Invitational
Kansas defeats Texas State, Centenary, Boston and Cal State Northridge, loses to Houston
The team’s record rises to 12-4, but coach Tracy Bunge says they are still learning.
Kansas baseball hopes to improve for the weekend
Jayhawks ready to leave unexpected start behind them in next three games
The Jayhawk baseball team hasn’t started a season at 2-4 since 1999. They could begin improving that record today.
Thursday, February 28
Women’s basketball slides in second half
Points off turnovers made the difference in the game
The Jayhawks lost by four to Texas, throwing away 10 possessions in the second half alone.
Turnovers doom Jayhawks to defeat
Turning the ball over has been a problem for the team all season
The Jayhawks lost by 4 to Nebraska last night.
Arthur’s shot inspires team
15-foot jump shot doomed Iowa State
After Darrell Arthur’s 15-foot jump shot, Kansas rallied to the cause, bringing home a 75-64 victory.
Kansas conquers Iowa State
Jayhawks blow away Cyclones with strong second half
With a 75-64 victory, the Kansas men’s basketball team is regaining its strength on the road.
The greatest sports films of all time
Columnist B.J. Rains gives his favorites
Twenty years later, "Bull Durham" is still a classic.
College play not a challenge for freshman
Concentration, communication prepares catcher for this weekend’s tournament
Even though this is her first season, freshman catcher Stephanie Hile thinks she's prepared for college softball.
DIY: Fix a flat
Changing your bicycle’s flat inner tubes is easier than you think
How we met
Will you be my valentine?
On campus: February 28, 2008
Here's what's happening on campus on Feb. 28, 2008.
The art of stress relief
Martial arts training fights off daily pressures
Late-game pitching leads to loss
The Kansas baseball team faced a 2-1 loss against the Razorbacks
The game, a defensive battle against Arkansas, gave Kansas a 2-4 record.
Senate notebook: February 28, 2008
Notes from the Feb. 28, 2008 Student Senate meeting.
Editorial Board: Athletic funding shouldn't fall on students
The Women and Non-Revenue Sports fee was voted to be increased from $20 to $40 in Spring 2006 via referendum.
Tomorrow's news
Audiosurf
Coach pleased with team’s achievement at Fresno State
Players perform well, despite little practice time
Coach Erin O’Neil noticed an improvement from sophomore Emily Powers, especially after Tuesday’s showing at Fresno State. The Jayhawks finished third place overall at the Invitational.
Editor's note
Trading sore feet for a news beat
Ryan: Young generation respects old technology
This is where the gap lies, not in our knowledge of the trophies and trinkets of the past, but in the way that our age group has utilized new technology.
Delta Force focuses on sexual health, sustainability
Student coalition campaigns issues, not candidates
The group will be putting all their effort into informing students about the two hot topics, opting not to run for election.
Mersmann: Professors copy, paste plagarism policy
Instructors can choose their own phrasing of the policy. The problem is when they cut corners.
Question & answer
With Julian Dorio, drummer of The Whigs
This weekend
Paintballin’
Preserving memories
Scrapbooking allows people to create a story, one page at a time
Jayplay says...
Concoct your own nutrition bar
Cook it
El Mezcal cheese dip
Living through lent
The personal sacrifices made by KU students
Five questions
You vs. them
Wescoe wit
Fun with eavesdropping
Astronaut becomes professor
hree-time space explorer returns to teach physics and astronomy
Alumnus Steve Hawley will start classes in the field he graduated in, beginning in the fall.
Podcast: Rooting for the right team
From rival haters to hometown fans, University faculty and students root for a variety of teams when they don't focus on Kansas.
The other teams that KU fans fancy
KU fans root for other teams for an array of reasons
Kansas basketball fans who also root for other teams generally fit into five different categories.
Compliance checks help curb alcohol violations
The Lawrence Police Department conducted operations in order to catch liquor stores selling to minors.
The Lawrence Police Department has been using random compliance checks in order to make liquor stores voluntarily comply to alcohol regulations, and help decrease alcohol-related crimes.
A case of the jerks
What’s behind those sudden slumber interruptions?
Golf team’s Texas performance sub-par
The team finished in 11th place
The golf team will head down to Louisiana next.
KU Info continues to evolve
Former mayor Highberger and others recall work at information booth
KU Info has answered your questions for 30 years. Now you can see some of the history behind the Union’s fourth-floor counter.
On the record: February 28, 2008
On the record for Feb. 28, 2008.
Dusting off the gears
A tune-up and some springtime TLC will keep your hip ride rolling smoothly all year long.
Wednesday, February 27
NBA Jayhawks prove disappointing for Nystrom
Former players aren’t stepping up in pro play
Thor Nystrom explains how former Jayhawk basketball players, like Wayne Simien and Julian Wright, are failing to show promise in the NBA.
Stewart: Consumer culture: So easy a caveman can do it
If taking it to the extreme is what a group of people wants, for it. I can only pray they don’t make such a decision based off a Mountain Dew commercial.
‘Celebrate EveryBODY Week’ focuses on healthy body images
Stacey Prussman, a comedian who has struggled with an eating disorder, will speak tonight
Discounted health food and positive images are also part of the week.
Proposal aims to shorten the school year for Kansas universities
Hannah Love, student body president, will submit the proposal to the Board of Regents
For the policy to change, other sate universities will have to support the initiative.
Podcast: The Give 'n Go
Talking Bonnie Ball with Bern and Wiebe: Episode four of a women's basketball podcast.
Football notes: February 27, 2008
Former Kansas players finish NFL Combine tryouts.
Women bring worries at the end of the season
Flat defense and lackluster offense trouble the team with only three games left in the season
Coach Henrickson, who calls this season one of the most competitive in Big 12 history, vies with her team for a strong finish.
Clicker system fails in its basic function
The greatest concern that has emerged is that the clicker system is too complex to be technically supported on campus.
Podcast: As Heard From The Hill
Episode five of KJHK's As Heard From The Hill. The weekly radio show airs Tuesdays at 7 p.m on KJHK.
Heading to Arkansas
Jayhawks try to rebound from loss in Hawaii-Hilo series.
Goble: Every dog has its day, even if the media don’t recognize it
This particular story symbolized a defiant victory for the average American, a triumphant fist in the air for our blue-collar, beer-swilling country.
Volunteer holds no restraint in discussing humanitarian work
Former student Michael Barringer-Mills visited with students Monday evening about his work with Doctors Without Borders
Michael Barringer-Mills has served in Darfur, Sudan, and Nigeria with the organization, which fuels his passion for making a difference in people’s lives.
No dirty laundry for Reed siblings
Tyrel and Lacie Reed work, play on and off the court
Sophomore Lacie Reed is the men’s basketball team’s student manager, while her freshman brother is managing his own time as guard for the team.
Tuesday, February 26
Shortened season may cause problems for players
The season is three weeks shorter this year
A condensed season and a 10-day absence policy give the baseball team rescheduling woes.
Fusco: March values the game, not a team
Kansas lag shouldn’t faze tournament excitement
Regardless of the teams selected, March Madness is awesome — and worth celebrating.
Basketball team stumbles late in the season
After going 20-0, the Jayhawks have gone 4-3 the last seven games
What's the cause? Possibly a premature focus on March Madness.
Stadium’s new complex eats up student parking
The KU parking department expresses concern about lost lots
Construction of the new Anderson Family Complex south of Memorial Stadium has robbed the area's parking lot of 222 spots.
Campus safety measures increase
Scholarship halls are in the process of getting card scanners installed
Residence hall upgrades have brought a number of additional safety provisions.
Outlook accounts may feature Gmail technology
Connect coalition announces Google mail system initiative
The application could provide a new format and more space, but KU Information Technology isn’t buying.
Pskills advance with tight win against Law Dogs
School of Pharmacy team takes Monday’s game by one point, 47-46
With the playoff season in motion, Pskills sits at No. 6 in the CoRec division’s top ten.
Students win sports writing Hearst awards
Two KU journalism students have placed in the prestigious Hearst writing competition.
KU researchers present their theory on PBS
The origin of birds’ flight will be disputed by staff members of KU’s Natural History Museum on TV tonight.
Two researchers at the University's Natural History Museum have found that prehistoric flight didn't originate the way scientists once thought.
Cohen: A little groundhog perpetuates winter
Because a pampered marmot stood in the right angle under the sun, this cold weather will stay a bit longer.
Established scholar adds her experience to KU
Ann Rowland, an assistant professor of English, joins the University of Kansas after working at Harvard since 1999.
Rowland answers several questions about why she loves to teach English and why she chose to teach at the University.
Wiebe: Baylor, Oklahoma remain strong contenders for championship
Bottom team Kansas hopes to recover from road losses
With the Big 12 championship in a few weeks, teams strive to end the season strong. Baylor and Oklahoma stay at the top of the conference, while Missouri, although last in the Big 12, looks for a third victory after defeating Kansas last week.
On the record: February 26, 2008
On the record for Feb. 26, 2008.
On campus: February 26, 2008
See what's happening on campus on Feb. 26, 2008.
Monday, February 25
KU on Wheels faces $250,000 debt
Campus transportation fees to increase by $2.70 starting next year
KU on Wheels cannot account for $62,000 of debt.
Errors, extra innings for baseball team in Hawaii
The Jayhawks get a victory in their first game against the Vulcans, but falter in three later games
A weekend of solid pitching could not make up for errors on the field against Hawaii-Hilo.
Two Jayhawks experience family tragedies
Senior guard Rodrick Stewart and senior forward Darnell Jackson faced a challenging week when they dealt with the deaths of close family members last Wednesday
Stewart and Jackson said they appreciated the their teammates’ and each other’s support that helped them get through Saturday’s game. Stewart said the murder of his adopted brother made it difficult to focus on playing basketball.
Student strives to be on stage
A visit to the theater department convinces Shipley to attend KU, pursue career in acting
Shipley, a fan of acting and stand-up comedy for years, discusses her interest in theater and what prompted her to attend the University.
Eaton Up The Competition
Eaton scored a career high of 26 points in Saturday’s game and has been impressing Oklahoma coach Sean Sutton more and more as the season progresses. Kansas played poorly, making only two three-point shots and being plagued with turn overs.
Women lose another game on turnovers
Jayhawks 0-7 on the road in conference play
As the Tigers get their first win in 11 games, the Jayhawks tally another conference away-game loss.
Keefer: Cowboys give Jayhawks the boot in ugly showdown
No southern hospitality for Kansas when they lost to Oklahoma State Saturday, 61-60
Saturday just wasn’t the Jayhawks day when they faced the Cowboys at home in Stillwater. It was one thing after another as the team faced court skirmishes, a technical foul, ejected fans and a low energy ball game.
Sports briefs
A brief look at some of Jayhawk sports notes from the weekend.
Kansas women lose in Border Showdown
Only three Big 12 games remain for the basketball team
Danielle McCray makes a last-minute victory seem possible, but the women’s basketball team still loses 62-59.
Past, present, future presidents discussed
The Dole Institute of Politics will present lectures that will focus on the current presidential race as well as past presidencies
The four-part series, presented by journalists and speakers from across the country, will feature various election topics.
Battle for NCAA Football ‘09 cover
Mascots go head-to-head for chance to grace Nintendo cover
Year of the Jayhawk: Fans will determine Big Jay’s fate.
White: False promises undress future modeling career
I could have been the second coming of Markie Mark.
Minster: McCain’s blundering demonstrates effective PR
When faced with allegations of impropriety, McCain feels it’s easier to ban the talking than to stop being improper.
Kansas falls out of rhythm in Oklahoma
Cowboys rope in Jayhawks 61-60
The men’s basketball team has lost three of its last four road games.
Baseball wrap-up
Here's a look at the baseball team's games in Hawaii.
Saturday, February 23
Cowboys ride on
It wasn't a sweet homecoming for Kansas coach Bill Self. His team lost to his alma mater, Oklahoma State, 61-60 on the road.
Friday, February 22
Catcher plays central role
Elle Pottorf was elected team captain for the softball team by her fellow teammates.
Pottorf started playing softball when she was 8 years old.
Self returns to Oklahoma State
Jayhawks face off against Cowboys Saturday
Kansas goes to Stillwater, Okla. this weekend, bringing coach Bill Self back to his alma mater.
Wheeler: Oklahoma State has faced lackluster season
Coach Sean Sutton has led team with a disappointing record
Kansas will face the men’s basketball team this weekend.
Strong-handed players
Right-handed hitting lineup and left-handed pitching lineup could make a difference
The wind usually blows into left field at Hoglund Ballpark, giving right-handed hitters the advantage. Kansas can use a lefty pitching staff to make sure this advantage is not for its opponents.
Clicker crash causes celebration
Problem with testing technology leads to automatic passes
More than 900 students in Biology 100 took home a perfect score on a test because of a computer crash.
Podcast: The Give 'n Go
Talking Bonnie Ball with Bern and Wiebe: Episode three of a women's basketball podcast.
Anderson: Two-party politics lean toward fascism
The form of democracy in the United States has become a parody of democracy; a farce, where all the actions, regulations and hand-raising signs of real democracy are present, but the beauty of the freedom to choose our own leaders is cheapened by falsely limiting our options to two political parties.
Bus driver gives students safe, stylish ride home
Service will bus students between Lawrence and Kansas City
Drunk students won’t have to wait for a taxi or Saferide if they are willing to shell out the money.
Unwritten rules of Big Jay
The students who bring life to the biggest bird on campus share what it’s like
Two junior and two senior men share the identity of Big Jay. These four students share the unwritten rules of being a college mascot at the University of Kansas.
Expo shows off engineering talents
Exhibits range from vinegar volcanoes to bike-powered LEDs
The Engineering Expo for 2008 focuses on solutions to enviromental issues.
Snow and buses lead to cancellation
Afternoon announcement is second class cancellation this month
Difficulty with buses getting up hills and a snow storm Thursday caused classes after 1 p.m. to be canceled.
K.C. Wizards to meet, greet in Lawrence
Professional soccer club comes to Abe and Jake’s
Players from the team will take part in prize drawings and foosball, while mingling with fans.
Mangiaracina: Idea of American dream has failed
The irony is that Spears has attained the fame, but it has not let her escape her misery.
Thursday, February 21
Classes canceled after 1 p.m. today
The University has canceled classes after 1 p.m. on Thursday, February 21. All night classes are also canceled, and university employees may leave at 4 p.m.
On campus: February 21, 2008
Here's what's happening on campus on February 21, 2008.
Recapturing the butterfly effect
How to break out of that relationship rut
Greening it
Your guide to greener living
Music guy
A road map to music utopia
Students receive grant money for research opportunities abroad
$10,000 is available to students
The Center of Latin American Studies will distribute the money
Live from the bullpen
Kansas baseball team adding new pitchers
From three relief pitchers to more than six, the Kansas baseball team is stocking up
Students receive grant money for research opportunities abroad
$10,000 is available to students
The Center of Latin American Studies will distribute the money.
Athletics go pink
Sports teams donate time and money towards cancer causes
The University’s sports teams have joined other schools across the country in raising awareness and funding for cancer research.
Sophomore diver Meghan Proehl receives award for community service
She has worked for Habitat for Humanity
She has made community service a focus outside the pool.
Wescoe wit
Fun with eavesdropping
Thornbrugh: Wasteful store policies hurt those in need
Destroying the blanket before you throw it away so no one else can have it is something that goes beyond thoughtlessness.
This weekend
Play some poker
Rains: Referee’s busy schedule brings new meaning to “Love of the game”
The iron man of college basketball, Steve Welmer, helps officiate about five to six games a week
Welmer’s busy schedule takes him all over the country, and he has officiated seven of Kansas’ games this season.
Walk-on golfer exceeds expectations
Freshman is having exceptional season
In his first year, Brad Hopfinger has finished in the top 30 four times, putting him above the average walk-on.
McNaughton: Class shouldn’t be as bad as McCormick’s
When students enroll in a class, they should be able to read up on the instructor.
Jayhawks suffer Tech defeat
Henrickson disappointed in team’s lack of effort, focus
Kansas was up before halftime, but a lack of effective turnovers led the Lady Raiders to a 65-61 victory.
DIY: Aromatherapy
Relaxation made easy
Historic Indiana house slated for demolition
Tenants have been as varied as the names the house has taken
Oread Inn developers will destroy the house to make room for the new hotel.
Movie review: The Savages
Earns four out of five stars
Movie review: Jumper
Earns three out of five stars
Sprinter sets the pace
Nickesha Anderson ran the top speed of 2008 on Feb. 16
A Jamaican native, Nickesha Anderson ran the fastest time for the year for the University of Kansas.
Fee continues amid controversy
Senate votes to continue $80-a-year charge to subsidize KU athletics budget.
Pump up the protein
How you can bulk up or slim down
Learning the keys to success
How a piano lesson set the tone for my future
Editor's note
Rhythm of the chips
Question & answer
With Volunteers singer Tyler Jack Anderson
Painted on the hill
Unabashed in their natural garb, these KU students show off their skin and their ink in this featured photo essay.
Jayplay says...
Watch these flicks
Five questions
You vs. them
Dips and salsa
An investigation of the Latin dance craze: Congo drums, cow bells, senior citizens, rumba and a swaying pelvis.
Wednesday, February 20
Lawrence named one of smartest cities in America
Forbes.com named the Kansas college town as one of the smartest cities in recent rank of 25 U.S. cities
Lawrence ranked above Cambridge, Mass., home of Harvard University, but fell short to No. 1 ranked Boulder Colo., home of the University of Colorado.
Crime prompts discussion on regulating Lawrence bars
Some owners worry that bars without criminal incidents could be affected
Incidents at bars such as Last Call have caused Lawrence city commission to discuss actions such as rezoning land use and putting another layer of licensing on all entertainment establishments.
Senior welcomes reduced role on the court
Jayhawks center thriving as bench player
A viable reserve and a better shooter, Kaun has shown his resilience as a bench player.
Pitching rotation deep for Kansas baseball
Five pitchers compete for three weekend slots as season begins
Last season, the Kansas baseball team started two sophomores and a freshman for the weekend lineup. This season, the team has a veteran squad with five potential weekend starters.
Power plant proposals under scrutiny
Students are organizing to express concerns over coal-burning power plants
University students are worried about the environmental impact two proposed coal-fired power plants, approved for construction by the Kansas House and Senate.
Kansas tennis shuts out UMKC, sets eyes on Kentucky
Confidence high for first meeting against Kentucky since 1989
The team travels east, seeking Wildcat and Colonel dominance.
Spring has sprung for prospective students
Warmer weather contributes to an increase in tours for high school students who are looking at going to the University.
Erratic cold weather has also caused the University to use more bus tours. The office of admission also hosts many days for visiting high school students.
Podcast: The Give 'n Go
Talking Bonnie Ball with Bern and Wiebe: Episode two of a women's basketball podcast.
KU study abroad program ranks within top ten in nation
More students are studying abroad because of shorter programs
The University tied for seventh with Michigan State.
Podcast: As Heard From The Hill
Episode four of KJHK's As Heard From The Hill. The weekly radio show airs Tuesdays at 7 p.m on KJHK.
Hudson: Unprepared applicants cannot ‘wing’ job interview
Just saying “I’m a people person” is not going to cut it.
Osterhaus: Picking up dates at recreation center questionable
It seems as if the Student Recreation Fitness Center is a place to get some action.
Baseball team hopes to repeat 2006 success
After a disappointed 2007 season, the baseball team try to make a run for the Big 12 Championship
The team will depend on experience and pitching for wins.
Al Jazeera bureau chief offers perspective on war coverage
Network provides news from a non-Western cultural bias
Al Jazeera was the first independent international news organization in the Middle East.
Women’s basketball has high hopes for tournament
The Jayhawks are having some trouble this season with away games, but are performing more consistently than last year
The team faces off against Texas Tech tonight and hopes to turn around their road game woes.
Team confident after Qdoba invitational
Freshman leads way in season’s first tournament
Jayhawks look to heat up as they play in warmer weather.
Tuesday, February 19
Administrators focus on campus safety instead of shootings
KU created a warning system after last year’s V-Tech incident
The Northern Illinois University shooting hasn't affected KU's policy.
Dole Institute study groups coordinate with classes
Political discussion focuses on gender, race and religion this semester
The initiative encourages student participation with the option for professors to include meetings in curriculum.
Environmentalist shares her passion with Lawrence
This environmental journalist and professor-in-residence was appointed to the city’s Climate Protection Task Force last week
Simran Sethi has a long list of experiences: a host for MTV, an NBC correspondent, a Sundance Channel writer and now, a Lawrence resident who focuses on sustainability.
Guest speaker discusses safety in Nigeria
Mukhtar Shehu Shagari, the Deputy Governor of Sokoto State, will speak at 9 a.m today in room 150 of JRP Hall, regarding traveling to Nigeria.
Parts of Nigeria are perfectly safe to travel to, says Mukhtar Shehu Shagari. He'll talk this morning about studying abroad in the region.
Wiebe: Big 12 women's basketball rankings
Andrew Wiebe looks at the women's basketball teams of the Big 12.
Senior Ryne Price to play right field
The former second baseman looks to the outfield for new success
Although Price’s position has changed, his philosophy hasn’t.
Fusco: Legacies, committed fans keep tabs on their team
Despite second-best record in the country, faithful fans worry when Kansas takes even small missteps
Kansas fans are always there to prove their dedication to the tradition of Jayhawk baseketball. Self said occassionally they may be too dramactic about one bad game or loss, but it is this devotion that keeps the team and the tradition going.
Lerman: MP3 generation rules music's fate
For the price of a McDonald’s Value Meal, music listeners could download music without having the constant threat of legal action hanging over their heads.
Hartz: Diet colas, artificial sugar will drown us
Two big studies found that drinking one can of diet soda a day can increase a healthy adult’s risk of pre-heart disease, metabolic syndrome and weight gain by 30 to 40 percent.
Sports Calendar: Feb. 19, 2008
Sporting events for Feb. 19, 2008.
On campus: February 19, 2008
Here's what's happening today on campus.
A much needed break gives team time to improve
Bill Self helps the Jayhawks prepare for a six day break
The men’s basketball team finally has time off from its hectic schedule, but Coach Self says they won't be resting.
Sig Ep4 beats Dunkston Checks In in intramural game
Teams play down to the last second for a one point victory by Sig Ep4
Intramural teams Sig Ep4 and Dunkston Checks In faced off at the Student Fitness Recreation Center for their last regular season game before playoffs.
Alumna follows unforeseen career path abroad
Karen Chandler, 1998 graduate, works for the Provincial Reconstruction Team in Afghanistan
Chandler, political officer for the PRT, helps local officials solve problems in the Farah province.
Guest Column: Have any recent bands lived up to The Beatles’ fame, talent?
"Across The Universe," with all its sexy men and (less importantly) artistic brilliance, has me questioning whether my generation has produced an artist influential enough to be worthy of a movie musical 50 years down the road.
Monday, February 18
Hirschfeld: Blue containers best way to go green
These recycling containers are easy solutions for students looking to be more environmentally friendly.
Softball team returns 3-2 from tough weekend invitational
Late-inning play challenges inconsistent offense on Sunday
Kansas won against Oregon, Portland State and BYU, and lost against Seton Hall and UNLV.
Earles: Sick day policy keeps ill students on campus
Two sick days isn't enough for those who get sick at least three or four times a semester, especially in the winter.
Letter to the Editor: Editorial contains questionable information
Editorial was quick to judge student project.
Knife incident occurs at Jet Lag
Three employees are injured early Friday morning
Two suspects have been arrested and police are looking for two more after the incident.
Minimal shuffling for infielders
Players will play at positions that match skills
Afenir looks to build from breakout sophomore season
Kansas State lottery throws snow at students
Camping groups confront bad weather to ensure primo seats
Kansas is scheduled to play Kansas State at Allen Fieldhouse on March 1.
110 years of basketball celebrated
More than 200 former Kansas basketball players, coaches and trainers fill Allen Fieldhouse
Wayne Simien and the 1988 national championship team are among the visitors for the celebration.
Team steps up as season progresses
Failed free throws by Nebraska and emotional growth by Kansas lead to Jayhawk victory
Just one month after losing to the Cornhuskers in Lincoln, the Jayhawks showed dramatic improvement Sunday. The team celebrated another conference victory thanks to poor free-throw shooting by Nebraska.
Retro jerseys are bringing the ‘80s back
Items that are evoking memories from Kanasas’ 1988 national championship season are selling fast at sports stores around Lawrence.
The items, including a DVD of Kansas’ 1988 Final Four games, t-shirts, jerseys, pint glasses and posters, are selling like hotcakes.
Letter to the Editor: Bottled water safe despite article's claims
Bottled water company cares about the safety and environmental impact of its product.
Players inspired by fieldhouse full of legends
Former coaches, players return to pay tribute to tradition of Kansas basketball
Saturday’s game against Colorado was an all out celebration honoring 110 years of Kansas basketball, and the 1988 NCAA championship team. Jayhawk greats such as coach Larry Brown and Wayne Simien returned to the fieldhouse to reminisce and to offer advice to the current team.
Rains: Women’s basketball team could advance to NCAA tournament
Postseason not out of reach thanks to recent play
Despite a 1-6 start in the Big 12, the women's basketball team has a chance to make the NCAA tournament after winning three of its last four games.
The Wrap-up
Everything you need to know from the men's basketball victory over Colorado on Saturday.
Women’s basketball team wins with 1.4 seconds in game
Danielle McCray makes a free throw to win game 62-61
This is the Jayhawks’ third win of their past four games thanks to a last-second score.
Slower-paced game gives team the victory it needs
Self encouraged Jayhawks to have patience for a victory against Colorado
Kansas displayed a low-energy game Saturday in front of a crowd of former Jayhawk basketball players, coaches and managers.
Scholarship candidates inspire locally, abroad
Aaron Reinke and Many Shirwise are in contention to become Truman scholars, which would allow them to continue their education and career paths
Reikne helped build a house this past summer in Juarez, Mexico, for a family who was living under shipping pallets. Shriwise helped renovate a local school in Tanzania with $10,000 that she helped raise.
Password snafu thwarts Senate's clickers debut
Student fees used to purchase “clinkers”
Expensive clickers may work after inspection by technician
Saturday, February 16
D-Lightful Win
Kansas uses defense to beat Colorado and put on a show for former Jayhawks
Kansas changed its faster style to beat the Buffaloes 69-45 with a patient defense. Darrell Arthur held Colorado's Richard Roby to just two points.
Podcast: The Give 'n Go
Talking Bonnie Ball with Bern and Wiebe: Episode one of a women's basketball podcast.
Friday, February 15
Looking back on 110 years of KU basketball
We're celebrating 110 years of Kansas Jayhawk basketball. Check out this index of the commemorative special section.
Basketball seats scarce
300 seats reserved for returning alumni
300 seats will be reserved during Saturday’s basketball game against Colorado. The Alumni include Olympic gold medalists.
'A Long Story,' but told so well
Announcer Max Falkenstien was courtstidefor 60 of Kansas basketball's 110 years.
Championship team returns to court
Manning hints at possible 2008 NCAA title
This weekend, about 230 former players, coaches and managers will be at Allen Fieldhouse for the Kansas basketball 110-year reunion.
Riding the wave
The Jayhawks had a stellar record during the 1951-52 season, finishing first in the Big 7 Conference and winning the NCAA title.
The Best of the Best
The best five players in Jayhawk history
From Clyde Lovellette to Danny Manning, Kansas has had its own team of all-stars.
The evolution of women's basketball
The Kansas program began in 1968, 70 years after the game was invented.
'The House of Horrors'
Early teams fared well despite playing in cramped quarters of 'Horrible Hoch'
In the days before Allen Fieldhouse, the Jayhawks played in less-than-ideal conditions.
On campus: February 15, 2008
Here's what's going on around campus on February 15, 2008.
Kansas goes pink to raise awareness, funds
Woman’s basketball team to wear new jerseys as part of initiative
At Sunday’s game, the Jayhawks will wear pink jerseys in support of the “Think Pink” breast cancer awareness group.
Jayhawks win tournament
Softball team wins five, loses one
The Kansas softball team opens the season strong with a tournament victory against five teams, including Illinois State, North Carolina State and Central Florida.
Remembering a legend
Wilt Chamberlain stands out as one of the greatest players in school history.
What three men can do
How Johnson, Brown and Manning rejuvenated Kansas basketball.
How basketball came to be born
James Naismith explains how he invented the game.
Debunking the national title
With 50 conference championships but only two national titles, Kansas has proven that the NCAA tournament is inconsistent.
The Men on the Sidelines
The Top Five Kansas Coaches
In 110 years of basketball, Kansas has only have eight coaches. Here are the top five.
Paying tribute to James Naismith, the man who started it all
It wasn’t long before he ended up in the Midwest, where James Naismith would mark his name in history.
Wheeler: Kansas seniors’ time is short
Kansas' five seniors near the end of their tenure
Bill Self’s first group of personally-recruited seniors is nearing the end of their season.
Student vets serve as minority
Group often encounters difficulty in finding support on campus
The lack of resources for veterans prompted the creation of the Collegiate Veterans Association by three former Marines.
Favorite moments in Jayhawk basketball
Students share their favorite times in the long history of Kansas hoops.
Simmermon: Lyrics degrading to female listeners
Rappers are crossing the line between the art of expression and offensiveness.
Kansas rides high in 2008 season
Jayhawks have hopes of NCAA title.
Varitety of colors find their way into Fieldhouse stands
Students debate over uniform fan apparel
As a rainbow of greens, pinks and oranges seep into the usually blue fan section of Allen Fieldhouse, students and staff question whether a color rule should be enacted.
Success of NBA players crucial to college recruitment
Former Jayhawks' success in the NBA help out the team.
The lost champions
Two 1920s teams were recognized as top-notch by Helms Foundation.
Making a strong statement
Woodard shined as star player with KU, Globetrotters and Olympic team.
No scholarship? No problem
Walk-ons play for free in return for front-row seats, mop-up minutes and the opportunity to wear a Kansas jersey.
Danny the miracle
Manning has done more than lead Kansas to the 1988 championship.
Langston Hughes Lecture to focus on civil rights predecessor
Benjamin Elijah Mays was a spiritual and intellectual mentor to Martin Luther King Jr.
Randal Jelks, a visiting professor, will present the lecture on Tuesday.
Editorial: Encyclopedia project deserves objectivism
To be effective, WiKUpedia should be run by an independent student group.
The past and present of 'The Phog'
Constructing Jayhawk history and tradition since 1955.
Jayhawk’s toughness temporarily slips against Texas
Rebounds made the difference in the game
Kansas is still number 1 in The Big 12
Thursday, February 14
This weekend
Rally to end the genocide in Darfur
Coach sets bar high for freshman
Tony Thompson enters first season with high expectations from team
Coach Ritch Price travel frequently to Reno, Nev. in 2006 to win over recruit Tony Thompson. Thompson signed with the Jayhawks and he is Kansas’ starting third basemen this season.
That's disgusting
"The Clap"
Intramural game gets defensive in last minutes
Pharmacy grabbed the victory against Got It From My Mama, 54-49
The two intramural teams played an aggressive game Tuesday night. Pharmacy stayed on their toes and continued to play defensively up until the very end. Got It From Your Mama stayed close behind, but couldn’t pull off a victory in the last few minutes.
Jayhawks nab third conference win
Kansas beats Colorado 70-59
The women’s basketball team shows improvement as they overtake the Buffaloes.
Jayhawks set new records for men’s weight throws and pole-vaults
The track and field team went to New York City last weekend to compete in the New Balance Collegiate Invitational.
Three athletes broke records and automatically qualified for the NCAA Championships in Fayetteville, Ark. The trip to New York helped increase team moral and prepared the team to split up for two separate meets this weekend.
Faculty members get environmental task force positions
New group will focus on climate protection
Faculty members Simran Sethi and Jeff Severin were chosen by Climate Protection Task Force to help improve the environment.
On Campus: February 14, 2008
Here's what's going on around campus on February 14, 2008.
Wescoe wit
Fun with eavesdropping
Editor's note
I'm a messy girl
Football Notes: February 14, 2008
Head coach Mark Mangino talks about Kansas' new signing class.
On The Record: February 14, 2008
Here's what's on the record for February 14, 2008.
Student’s ‘Nightmare’ raises eyebrows
Art Center’s debut play shocks audience with ‘horror, fear, reverence’
Student playwright debuts edgy play at the Lawrence Arts Center tonight. Burnett’s play, “Nightmares: An Artful Demonstration of the Sublime” centers around the disturbing, thought-provoking life and work of artist Joshua Chapman.
Movie Review: The Eye
The film earns only one out of four stars.
Durbin: Ignorance breeds gender inequalities
Women, men are capable of same things.
Music guy
A road map to music utopia
Mersmann: We’re through, Free for All
Unanswered phone calls, humorless comments provide reason to end relationship.
Women’s basketball team defeats Buffaloes at home
Team lost previous game in Colorado
A recap of the game
Basketball team has struggled from outside
Men’s basketball team defeats Baylor despite not making one three-pointer
Most of the team’s points have come from inside and at the line.
The real cost of bottled water
KU students are willing to pay $8 per gallon for bottled water
An analysis of the economic and environmental costs of bottled water.
Show some pride
A focus on diversity and dancing the night away
Good for you/bad for you
Snacking before you sleep
Test lingers in students’ future
Kansas faculty senate considering university-wide assessment test
With talk of a federally-mandated assessment test in universities’ futures, the University of Kansas is taking pre-emptive action.
Wednesday, February 13
Oread Neighborhood safety in question
Accidents such as Ryan Kanost’s hit-and-run have caused concern for the well-being of students and the heavily student-populated area
Lawrence police try to monitor the area, commonly known as the “student ghetto,” the best they can but the overwhelming student traffic on the weekends causes more accidents.
Oread Inn closer to materializing
Lawrence City Commission passed a plan to help finance the urban development requirements for the hotel
Public will be able to comment on official plan in a future meeting
Rec basketball not just for fun
Chi Omega1's skill proves too much for Alpha Delta Pi 2
Biomedical research may face cut
Bush's new budget proposal could decrease money available for biomedical research at the university of Kansas
Senators consider bill to lower tuition
University of Kansas could pay 5 percent of endowments
National Merit Scholar recruitment down
Office of Admissions and Scholarships explains changes to scholarships responsible
The University of Kansas’ merit scholar recruitment has dwindled since its peak five years ago. The Office of Admissions and Scholarship hopes to stop this recent trend for fall 2008.
Podcast: As Heard From The Hill
Episode three of KJHK's As Heard From The Hill. The weekly radio show airs Tuesdays at 7 p.m on KJHK.
Letter to the Editor: Resource center should inspire
Story failed to reveal Student Senate membership.
Ecumenical Christian Ministries to host finance class
Class will teach students how to manage money in a holistic way.
Representatives from local banks and business managers will give lectures.
Home sweet home proving true for Big 12
Teams struggle away from home court, fans
Stewart: Why not adopt bad habits for Lent?
Vices will make you appreciate the good life
Free ad space for all organizations considered
Student Senate will consider a bill that would allow groups with selective membership to advertise for free in The Kansan
Groups such as fraternities, sororities and performing arts currently cannot advertise for free. Only groups with open membership can advertise for free in The Kansan under the Student Advertising Program.
Jayhawks learn from loss
Team showed signs of maturity on the road defeat to K-State
Hope still exists for the rest of the season
Seniors enjoy last hockey game
The 9-2 victory against Iowa State was potentially the last game for three seniors in the KU club hockey team
Unity, fun and even a fight marked the last game of the season
Goble: Unite for the party of the century
Students should exercise democratic liberties by organizing big bash
Tuesday, February 12
Texas’ Augustin disappoints in neck and neck game
Guard’s poor performances continue despite Longhorn victory
Augustin’s teammates picked up the slack and pushed for 72-69 against Kansas
Downtrodden Jayhawks leave Lone Star State
A close loss to the No. 12 Longhorns makes the road to March Madness not so smooth
The Jayhawks have yet to gain a critical victory against a consistent top 25 team. The team experienced missed opportunities at away games to Kansas State, and Monday night’s loss to Texas.
Letter to the Editor: Iraq exit is the easy way out
While it may be tempting to cut and run, long-term violence would take hold in Iraq
The new Zarco offers cheaper fuel to Lawrence
The gas station offers E85 and E10 ethanol
Ethanol is cheaper than gasoline
Brown: Politicians not worthy of enthusism
The 2008 candidates need more than empty words to gain cultural influence
Q & A with Nicollette Smith
The KU women's basketball player speaks with Taylor Bern
Cold weather keeps team indoors as season heats up
The Jayhawks have yet to practice outside, despite the upcoming season opener in Hawaii next week
NCAA regulations moved the official start date, but the Jayhawks haven’t been able to hold a practice at Hoglund Ballpark. Coach Ritch Price said he hopes the Kansas weather cooperates soon so the team can get outside before playing Hawaii-Hilo Feb. 22.
New evaluations will benefit teachers and students
The University has adopted new policies and forms with the goal of more honest, beneficial responses.
To stop complaints from both students and teachers of current evaluations, a task force is introducing changes to the questions and comment sections included on the forms. University evaluations haven’t been changed in more than 20 years. The new forms were tested by students last spring an summer.
Jury finds Walton guilty of misdemeanor
Josh Walton convicted of vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of an injury accident
Walton was on trial in Douglas County District Court for the 2006 hit-and-run accident that killed Ryan Kanost.
On the Record: February 12, 2008
On the Record for February 5, 2008.
Big 12 Women's Basketball Power Rankings
Andrew Wiebe evaluates the Big 12's women's basketball teams
The men’s golf team starts off slow in Hawaii
The team placed 14th of 18 teams at the Hilo tournament
The men’s golf team began the season in Hawaii
Lied Center cashes in on a musical tribute
Touring Broadway show performs Johnny Cash revue
The “Ring of Fire” begins at 7:30 tonight. Tickets are $24.50 for KU students and children, and $49 for adults.
Fusco: Jayhawks' quick pace may jeopardize defense
The men’s basketball team needs to slow opponents' offenses
The Jayhawks' run-and-gun style may not suit them as much as slowing the pace down a bit might.
Cohen: Research tool allows people to learn about KU
WiKUpedia is a great way to discover all aspects of the University
Monday, February 11
Letter: Student achievements unimportant to paper
Wednesday's snow day rendered an aerospace engineering achievement story unseen.
Tap master to perform at Lied Center
Bill Evans has been tap dancing since he was 13 and is still going strong at 67
Students and professors are learning a new way to think about how they feel dancing rather then how they look dancing.
Witnesses testify in hit-and-run case; jurors meet
Defendent Josh Walton faces involuntary manslaughter charges
Several new witnesses testified in the hit-and-run case, focusing on whether victim Ryan Kanost was in the crosswalk when he was hit.
Hall of fame for former athletes opens
The new exhibit features laser-engraved photos and sketches of past famous athletes and teams
Thirty-three individuals and 15 teams were inducted in a private ceremony before the opening of the exhibit.
Alumnus discusses genes
Randy Scott visited the University of Kansas on Saturday to talk about the importance of gene research in science
Many students have shown their interest in using their education at the University toward a future in entrepreneurship.
Calling a Collins Comeback
Sherron Collins scores 17 points in a 100-90 KU win against Baylor
The old moves were finally back. Collins could cut, shoot and finish just like he used to. He gave a spark to an offense that Bill Self called Kansas' best of the season.
K-State beats Kansas women’s basketball team with a slow start
Rivalry heats up after 64-58 loss
Although Kansas loses, coach Bonnie Henrickson said this game allowed the team to grow emotionally.
White: Two-party system is like an abusive relationship
Lacking enthusiasm after democratic caucus, one columnist develops own political philosophy.
Multicultural Resource Center opens today for all University students
Center offers more space for meetings and activities
The new building next to the Kansas Union replaces the old center behind the Military Science Building.
Horvath leads win against St. Louis
The Kansas women’s tennis team won 7-0 yesterday in Lawrence
Junior Edina Horvath won both her singles and doubles matches yesterday.
Lawrence eatery makes magazine’s list
Bon Appetit names Local Burger as one of nation’s top eco-friendly restaurants
Three-year-old Local Burger caught the attention of national magazine, Bon Appetit, for it’s sustainable practices and food. The restaurant was number 10 on the magazine’s list this month.
Keefer: Jayhawk streak falls, team wins big
Arthur paces team with 23 points
0-for-9 night from behind the arc ends 270-game old streak
Proposal is considered to bring beer back to Jaybowl
Beer sales were removed in 1998 because of a car accident but the revised proposal is being reviewed in the provost’s office
Some students and administrators think the propsal could draw more people to the Kansas Union but some still worry about under-age drinking.
Football Notes
Offseason football notes.
Minster: Republican caucus: tiger cages, scripture and free trade reform
The gist of things: A prisoner of war, a pious politician and economic brouhaha.
Three counties vote in Republican caucus, Huckabee wins
Long lines plague caucus with 873 participants
A crowded, but successful, Republican caucus brought hundreds of voters from three area counties.
K-State forward contributes to Wildcat victory in Sunflower Showdown
The Wildcats have won the past 13 of 14 match ups
Junior Marlies Gipson went up against Kansas center Krysten Boogaard for a even match up and nearly identitical numbers.
Women's Basketball Game Notes
Notes from the team's loss at Kansas St. on Saturday.
Three injured in shooting at Last Call
Three people were injured in a shooting at Last Call at Sunday morning. Police have not released the conditions of the victims.
Study reports on same-sex relationships in Kansas
Number of couples increase by almost 68 percent from 2000 to 2005
Douglas County has the fifth highest total with 239 same-sex couples reported.
Big Monday becomes a family affair
Freshman walk-on returns to Texas to face his brother tonight
Chase Buford, and his adopted brother, Alexis Wangmene, who plays for the University of Texas, will meet for their first college game against each other. Despite the distance and their differences, the brothers have stayed close through phone calls, texts and a good game of XBOX soccer.
The High/Low
Taking stock of the good, the bad and the fans
Kansas defeated Baylor 100-90 Saturday night.
Friday, February 8
Saving seats can present problems
Students arriving late to games also face hassles
Student basketball fans who camp out for tickets have a hard time giving up empty seats to last-minute buyers.
Renowned journalist visits campus
Seymour Hersh accepts the William Allen White award for excellence
Hersh, who exposed the torture at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq with an article in The New Yorker in 2004, speaks at the Kansas Union.
Greg Giraldo comes to campus
Comedy Central tour reaches University of Kansas
The Comedy Central InDecision 2008 tour is bringing comedian Greg Giraldo to KU tonight.
Podcast: As Heard From The Hill
Episode two of KJHK's As Heard From The Hill. The weekly radio show airs Tuesdays at 7 p.m on KJHK.
Dodd & Dent: Debating the Kansas basketball season
Kansan writers go head to head
Rustin Dodd and Mark Dent trade opinions on the Kansas men’s basketball team and their performance as of late.
Bunge optimistic about Kansas softball
Experience and depth key to successful season
Kansan softball coach Tracy Bunge has high hopes for this season. Returning players and a highly talented freshman class bring depth to the team.
University photographer’s work goes on display in China
Hong Kong artist, teacher has faced hard journey
After traveling to over 30 countries in his life, University photographer Pok Chi Lau has a display in a Chinese Museum.
Friends of hit-and-run victim testify
Witnesses recount events incourt
Three friends of Ryan Kanost, the KU student who was killed by a hit-and-run driver in 2006, were brought in to give their witness accounts Thursday.
School of Business holds competition
The Morris New Development Competition finals are taking place today in the Kansas Union.
Finalists will present powerpoint presentations over their business ideas in the hopes of winning the $5,000 grand prize.
Student Senate notebook: Funds may be used for bus debt, Conference
The finance committee voted on bills that would allocate money to different causes
Student organizations with selective membership may qualify for free advertising in the University Daily Kansan, and KU on Wheels can help ease their debt if these new bills are passed in Senate.
Jayhawks fall in two matches
Arkansas, Tulsa defeat Kansas over the weekend
Women’s tennis coach is pleased with the performances, but says the team needs to work harder to win matches.
Battle of the guards
Kansas’ matchup against Baylor will focus on guards
Kansas has some of the best guards in the country, but then again, so does Baylor. This game will put Kansas’ staunch defensive guards against Baylor guards, who average 56.7 point per game.
Swimming team maintains winning streak
Team has won last five meets and improved record to 6-2
Kansas hopes to maintain its winning streak when it competes against Iowa State tonight.
On Campus
On Campus for February 8, 2008.
Rains: Jackson a true fighter
Even with personal problems plaguing him throughout college, Darnell Jackson decided to tough it out and do his best.
Jackson’s comeback might be rewarded with a selection in the NBA draft.
Debate team worth the work
KU Debaters address the issues and answer big questions
KU debate has qualified for the national debate tournament 39 years in row.
Thursday, February 7
Q & A with Krysten Boogaard
A Kansan reporter had the chance to sit down with Big 12 Rookie of the Week Krysten Boogaard.
Editor’s note
My history with KU basketball.
Porn review: Screeched
Earns zero out of four stars
Student senators to lobby new textbook law
Increasing textbook prices prompt Awareness Board to fight for more
Student Senate hopes to lobby the state legislature to require tighter regulation for textbook publishers.
V-Day do's and dont's
How to please your honey
On Campus: February 7, 2008
Here's what's happening on campus for February 7, 2008.
That's disgusting
Having sex with a girl while she’s on her period
This weekend
Go to a swingers club
Wescoe wit
Fun with eavesdropping
Casual dining, serious dating
How I found love in the most unexpected person
Foul trouble limits Arthur’s influence
KU forward has less time to put up numbers, still leads team in scoring
After an impressive freshman season, many expected the Jayhawk offense to go through Arthur. The sophomore forward has had some foul trouble, keeping him from being the dominant presence coach Self thought he could be.
Player looks to recover potential
Preston Land looks to find his old form after disappointing sophomore year
Land was named preseason All-Big 12 after his freshman year, when he excelled as a batter and on the field.
Beat the Bookstore leaves 12th and Indiana St.
The store relocated to the former Naughty but Nice spot
The store will have more space at its new home.
Podcast: As Heard From The Hill
Episode one of KJHK's As Heard From The Hill. The weekly radio show airs Tuesdays at 7 p.m on KJHK.
Williams: Congressional distractions at the colligate level
Parallels between U.S. Senate and KU Student Senate
I suspect this season’s student body presidency race will become mired in the briar and nettle of disingenuous implications from one side or the other, just like that of the national race.
McNaughton: Use inmates as resources to curb crime
We shouldn't hold people responsible for our society's pitfalls that contributed to their behavior
Some people can overcome their backgrounds to become successful, well to-do citizens.
The Community Mercantile makes green additions
The recently completed renovations make the store more environmentally friendly
The Merc’s new refrigeration system is part of the additions.
Wheeler: Rush makes impressive return
Star player rebounds from injury
Brandon Rush has had eight months of recovery after under going knee surgery in June, and is back at the top of his game.
Editor's note
My heart in a paper bag
Jayplay says...
Sexperiment
Cornhuskers, Tigers present challenge in Big 12 North baseball
Wildcats, Jayhawks have strong showings as well
Missouri enters the Big 12 North baseball season as the running favorite, but Kansas, K-State and Nebraska have plenty of opportunities to take the lead.
Good for you/bad for you
Shaving woes
Running to the Big Apple
Track and Field headed to Invitational in New York after success at Husker Invitational
Kansas took three titles last weekend at the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational and are preparing for the New Balance Collegiate Invitational next weekend.
University cancels classes after storm
Heavy snowfall Tuesday night provides students with the first snow day in years
After Lawrence saw several inches of snow in a few hours, University officials decide to cancel classes for Wednesday.
Nooks & crannies
A saucy spot for hookups
Mangino signs strong new recruiting class
New players include several Juco standouts, as well as in-state prep stars
Coach Mark Mangino has used his team’s 12-1 season and Orange Bowl victory to entice new, young talent to Kansas. Mangino has brought in players to fill immediate vacancies and build the way for future success.
Five questions
You vs. them
Wednesday, February 6
Local bar reopens under new management
Popular local bar renovated
After a three-month hiatus, The Bull gets new “horns.”
Race for the Big 12 title
The Kansan predicts who the winner and runner-ups will be
The Big 12 Conference regular season has reached its halfway point. The Jayhawks and the Wildcats have lost only one game this season, with Texas and Baylor close behind.
Nystrom: Have faith in Mangino
Jayhawks’ recruiting class ranking will not necessarily reflect team’s potential.
Mangino has proven that he is a good recruiter and an even better player developer.
Brief: February 6, 2008
This is the news in brief.
Big 12 South becomes more competitive
The region has about half of its baseball teams in preseason rankings.
The 2008 season is bound to be exciting for baseball fans all over the country.
DTF defeats Up In The Middle
DTF now preparing itself for the run to the championship
Even with DTF’s lead, Up In The Middle fought until the final minutes.
Democratic Caucus unorganized yet successful
More than 4,000 democrats attended the caucus last night. This number was almost double that of the 2004 caucuses.
Broadcast your university
The Web site theuniversitytube.com could face copyright issues concerning ownership of posted videos.
The site is catered for posting college videos, but some videos of past sports games are violating copyright laws.
The grass is getting greener for Greensburg
The town that was obliterated last May by a tornado will begin environmentally-conscious construction next month
KU architecture students will begin constructing a fine arts center for the town this week in Lawrence.
The high/low
Coaches and players alike are noticing freshmen across the Big 12 this season
Freshmen like K-State’s Michael Beasley are turning heads and leading their teams over other seasoned players.
Israeli funk group to play in Lawrence
KU Hillel prepares for celebration of Israel’s 60th anniversary
Hadag Nachash will kick off KU Hillel’s celebration of Israel’s 60th anniversary in Lawrence. Hadag Nachash plays a mixture of funk, hip-hop, jazz and electronica.
Hudson: New episodes a must
Writer’s strike threatens thwarts entertainment value.
Sports Calendar: February 6, 2008
Here are the sports events for the next two days.
Editorial: Last chance
City Commission could remove final road block for Oread Inn
Students who disagree with the construction of the Oread Inn will have one final chance to voice their concerns.
ResNet moves to Burge Union
Student technology services to expand amenities
Over winter break, Resnet moved their location from McCollum Hall to the Burge Union. Union director hopes its new location will be more student-friendly.
Department of aerospace engineering wins top awards
Two students and one professor won a total of three awards from the American Institute of Aeronautics.
The department won awards for individual design, aerospace research and top educator.
Students satisfied with academic advising
The Student Advisory Committee conducted a survey to see student’s content with university advising across Kansas
KU students reported being happy with their experience but many still don't take advantage of advising.
Osterhaus: Religion isn’t a trend
Pious people should be respected for their values.
Tuesday, February 5
CORRECTION: Caucus relocation
In today's Democratic presidential caucus, voters living east of Iowa Street and south of Sixth Street will go to the Douglas County Fairgrounds. Voters living west of Iowa Street and south of Sixth Street will go to Abe and Jake's Landing.
Robinett: Oranges still taste good in Allen Fieldhouse
Regardless of the seating section, last night’s fans were nothing less than passionate
The Jayhawks defeated the Tigers 90-71.
Rush gains a competitive edge to impress
Rush gets more aggressive and stays consistent
Brandon Rush scored 19 points against Missouri at Monday night’s game. The junior guard gave a great performance, but Bill Self still gave constructive criticism.
Orange out propels team to sweet victory
Jayhawks defeat Tigers in front of a symbolic orange-spotted crowd
Kansas saw its fifth consecutive victory over Missouri, 90-71 Monday night. Coach Bill Self said after experiencing a loss to Kansas State last week, winning against their rival was a confidence boost.
Expanded inboxes to allow more e-mails
Students will delete messages less frequently thanks to a megabyte increase
Last Wednesday, Information Services announced that students’ e-mail mailboxes had been increased from 30 megabytes to 100 megabytes this semester. The increase is to accommodate students’ demand for more inbox space for e-mails and attachments.
Kansas Republicans assemble for first presidential caucus in 20 years
Republicans pass up Super Tuesday to vote Saturday
Republicans who registered by Jan. 25 can caucus on Saturday, Feb. 9, at South Junior High, 2734 Louisiana St. Check-in will begin at 9:30 a.m.
Workshops aim to help students land the job
The School of Business will hold events to assist students with interview skills and resume building.
The Business Career Services Center will help students improve their resumes and interview skills. The month-long workshops are designed to prepare students for their summer jobs and internships.
On Campus: February 5, 2008
Here's what's going on around campus for February 5, 2008.
Hartz: Choice of housing is important
Students must make difficult choices when deciding where to live.
Letter: Obama the best choice for the Democratic nomination
Sen. Barack Obama demonstrates the leadership and optimism needed in the next election.
Baseball Notes: Februaty 5, 2008
Here's the latest news on KU baseball.
Fusco: Football fans get their fix from signing day
Recruitment rankings bring mixed results
College football teams announce their 2008 recruiting picks on Wednesday. Some question the accuracy behind the recruiting services and its rankings on players.
Men's Golf Notes: February 5, 2008
Here's what's new in men's golf.
Wiebe’s women’s Big 12 basketball update
Baylor remains on top
Andrew Wiebe’s take on the Big 12 women’s teams
The High/Low: February 5, 2008
Taking stock of the good, the bad and the fans
On the Record: February 5, 2008
On the Record for February 5, 2008.
Sebelius persuades students to support Obama
Kansas governor addresses rumors of becoming Obama’s running mate
Kathleen Sebelius spoke at the University on Monday about the upcoming Democratic caucuses. Sebelius strongly supported Obama and caused questions as to whether Obama, if nominated, would ask her to become his running mate.
Lerman: Classic rock icons sell out
Artists who used to represent rebellion are now part of the establishment.
Basketball Notes: February 5, 2008
Notes from the Feb. 5 Kansas vs. Missouri game.
Monday, February 4
News Brief: February 4, 2008
KU School of Law presents annual Tribal Law and Government Conference
Four Kansas tribes attended to discuss Native American rights.
Freshman’s shots secure victory
Jayhawks win second Big 12 conference game when team accesses center’s talent
Freshmen Krysten Boogaard contributed to the Jayhawks’ victory over Iowa State on Saturday with 20 points and 12 rebounds.
Lawrence police arrest man after chase
23-year-old man drove and ran from Lawrence police after stealing two vehicles
Edward Wise caused three accidents after stealing two cars and avoiding police on Thursday. Wise stole one car at gunpoint at the Massachusetts street Dairy Queen.
Letter to the editor: February 4, 2008
Voting apathy plagues society.
Kansas’ win against Colorado not a precursor for Missouri game
Men’s basketball team pulled in together in the second half in time for solid win
Suspensions at Missouri could lighten pressure for Kansas, but indications from Kansas’ recent performances could predict outcome.
University launches Wiki site
Site to be used to educate
Jayhawks win second conference game
Boogaard drops 20 as women down Iowa State
Game goes down to final seconds
Down with the bug
Flu shots can save students’ money, well-being
The influenza virus is more prevalent on campus this flu season.
Game Notes
Game notes from the men's basketball victory over Colorado.
New complex may offer nine-hole golf course
The Links at Lawrence would feature a nine-hole golf course, among several other amenities.
Student senator profile: Aaron Jacobs
Nontraditional student takes on position to represent similar classmates
Jacobs left school to volunteer with AmeriCorps VISTA, and is back at KU with a position on Student Senate.
On Campus: February 4, 2008
Here's what's going on around campus for February 4, 2008.
Robinett: the rules of the road welcome a Missouri victory
K-State cools down with a 77-74 Tiger victory
It’s not so hard to watch Mizzou win when the Wildcats lose.
Students opt for orange at game
To celebrate Orange Bowl victory, students pass on wearing blue to basketball game
In an effort to taunt Missouri and celebrate a successful football season, an orange-out will take place at tonight’s men’s basketball game by participating students.
Hirschfeld: Make a date with tutoring
Campus service offers help for $1.25 an hour
On the Record: February 4, 2008
On the Record for February 4, 2008.
Earles: Free Willy from sonar
Politicians should be held accountable for policies that harm animals, environment
Four more buildings go wireless on campus
Campus is expected to go completely wireless by July 2008 as part of KU’s Wireless Initiative
Student Senate surveyed campus and students to decide the buildings to make wireless
Sunday, February 3
Second half floor buff
Guards lead KU to late win
KU played slow and unfocused in the first half. That changed quickly as the Jayhawks pulled away.
Friday, February 1
Simmermon: Finally, time for some change
Barack Obama’s election would usher in a new culture in the White House
Today’s young people have been complacent toward politics during their lifetimes, but now they’re beginning to unite for some change, in the form of presidential candidate Barack Obama.
Jayhawk reaches the Major Leagues
Mike Zagurski, who pitched for Kansas from 2003 to 2005, played his first Major League game for the Philadelphia Phillies on May 25, 2007.
Although Zagursky is currently treating an injury, he still believes in his future as a Major League Baseball player.
On and off
Living both on and off campus gets pricey
Students have many options for living on and off campus, but which is more expensive?
KU gets grant to research bird flu
A KU researcher has received a $200,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to gather a team of experts to reflect on possible areas of bird flu research.
Ryan: Culture obscures women’s sexuality
Comparison of commercials for Viagra, birth control shows double standard
Why do erectile dysfunction commercials consist entirely of thinly veiled sexual innuendos, while birth control commercials don’t address the issue of sex at all? Women’s sexuality shouldn’t be a taboo topic.
Kansas students volunteer for the earth
Biodiesel Initiative recruits on campus
Student volunteers are making biodiesel on campus, and are looking for others to help.
Kansas houses gladiator in training
Kansas student on his way to TV
6-foot, 190-pound Cody Kennedy will drive to Austin, Texas, to try out for American Gladiators
Good run still possible for Jayhawks
Losses have sparked the Jayhawks in previous seasons with Bill Self
Big 12 Championship and high seeds in the NCAA tournament should be on the players’ mind.
Kansas baseball team begins practice today
New NCAA rules push the team’s season opener later in February
Rules established by the NCAA Baseball Issues Committee standardized the season openers for college baseball around the country. Unfortunately, this means less spring practice and fewer games for Jayhawks baseball.
Warner Brothers switches to Blu-ray
Major movie studio dumps High Definition titles
Major movie studio dumps High Definition titles
Guest column: Embrace the cold walk
By Ryan Schwarzenberger
Sure, that frigid walk up Mount Oread every day may be a pain, but just think how much you’ll miss those frozen teardrops on your face when you leave KU.
International Law Society discusses world politics
Professors relate United States’ homeland security to global issues
Several KU professors think the United States and its next president will face plenty of international difficulty in the future.
Wheeler: Jayhawks taste bitter defeat
Loss to Kansas State ends fourth-longest winning streak in Jayhawks’ history.
With Michael Beasley and Bill Walker, the Wildcats will continue to be a challenge for the Jayhawks.
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