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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.
Movie review: The Savages
Earns four out of five stars
Recapturing the butterfly effect
How to break out of that relationship rut
Greening it
Your guide to greener living
This weekend
Play some poker
Jayplay says...
Watch these flicks
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.
Wescoe wit
Fun with eavesdropping
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.
Fee continues amid controversy
Senate votes to continue $80-a-year charge to subsidize KU athletics budget.
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
Learning the keys to success
How a piano lesson set the tone for my future
Pump up the protein
How you can bulk up or slim down
Five questions
You vs. them
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.
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.
Movie review: Jumper
Earns three out of five stars
On campus: February 21, 2008
Here's what's happening on campus on February 21, 2008.
Editor's note
Rhythm of the chips
DIY: Aromatherapy
Relaxation made easy
Students receive grant money for research opportunities abroad
$10,000 is available to students
The Center of Latin American Studies will distribute the money
Painted on the hill
Unabashed in their natural garb, these KU students show off their skin and their ink in this featured photo essay.
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.
Music guy
A road map to music utopia
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.
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.
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.
Dips and salsa
An investigation of the Latin dance craze: Congo drums, cow bells, senior citizens, rumba and a swaying pelvis.
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.
Question & answer
With Volunteers singer Tyler Jack Anderson
