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Darrell Arthur performs to par despite calf injury
Arthur’s performance in the game against Iowa State improved with coach’s advice.
Looking at both sides of the scalp
University cuts down on ticket scalping, critics complain about restrictions
The Athletics Department has begun to take legal action against ticket scalpers for KU events. Critics say the Department itself scalps tickets at auctions.
Jayplay says...
Things you should do
The high/low
Here are the highs and lows from last night's game.
Nooks & crannies
More than just a cup of joe
Reuse it
Turn a frame into an earring holder
The beat goes on
Saving music, one children's choir at a time
Student Senate Notes: January 24, 2008
Student Senate supports bill opposing hotel construction.
Student Rec Center nears completion
The renovation is part of a national trend of rec center renovations
The University rec center is being renovated to keep up with national standards.
Hookah still on the menu
Hookah establishments remain open, despite drug paraphernalia law
Local hookah establishments remain open despite a state law banning drug paraphernalia.
TV show review: Breaking Bad
Earns three out of four stars
On Campus: January 24, 2008
Here's what is happening on campus on January 24, 2008.
Keefer: Russell Robinson’s performance overshadows Sherron Collins
Point guard helps bring victory for Jayhawks
Sherron Collins’ performance against Iowa State on Wednesday night proved disappointing, while Russell Robinson made impressive play after play.
Movie review: Cloverfield
Earns 1.5 out of four stars
McNaughton: Diversity still lacking
Students lack exposure to different cultures, backgrounds
Diversity is often placed on the back burner in today’s society. Students should expose themselves to many different ideas and backgrounds.
Thornbrugh: Feminism gets bad rep
Modern feminists fall victim to stereotypes
Feminism often carries a negative connotation for people who are unaware of what it means. Feminists are people who care about equal treatment and rights of women. Yes, they shave too.
Rains: Cyclones can’t stop the Jayhawks
Jayhawks now sit at 19-0
B.J. Rains discusses the rest of the Jayhawk season, and names Kansas State, Texas and Texas A&M as the Jayhawks only threats to a perfect season.
What it takes to get home
KU Women’s Basketball loss to Baylor rides home with the team
Kansan writer B.J. Rains follows the KU women’s basketball team as they play the Baylor Bears in Waco, Texas, from the stadium all the way back to Lawrence.
Hall of Fame predictions and wardrobe changes
Baseball head coach discusses plans for new season
Ritch Price takes time before the season starts to discuss changes for the Jayhawks.
Basketball student attendance drops over break
Students out of town or working cited as possible factors for the attendance decline at men's basketball games.
How student support at basketball games waned during winter break.
Radon brings cancer awareness
Radon exposure is not something many of us think about. The Environmental Protection Agency shows Douglas County has high concentrations of radon gas, which is the second leading cause of lung cancer.
Junior Whitney Rowland competes in playwright competition in Nebraska
Rowland started writing plays in high school as an extra credit assignment
Rowland’s plays have been performed in Lawrence.
Darnell Jackson Gets First Double-Double
Kansas basketball player is all smiles.
Darnell Jackson’s first double-double and relief from some family problems have helped him brighten up at practice.
Greening it
Your guide to greener living
What it's like
To live in Alaska