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Who’s Who: Provost Richard Lariviere
Everything you wanted to know about one of KU’s highest ranking officials
McNaughton: Lawrence drivers break for pot holes
Farther outside of campus, around the student ghetto, the roads almost get worse.
Senate Notebook: March 6, 2008
Here's what Student Senate discussed at last night's meeting.
Five questions
You vs. them
Play review
Twelfth night
How we met
Hawk love
New program lets chemistry students go abroad
A joint program with two european universities lets students study overseas
Chemistry students get the opportunity to study abroad with the EU Atlantis Program.
Keepin’ the faith
My journey from altar girl to party girl. And back again.
Thornbrugh: Poetry still breathing despite archaic rhythm
Poetry is something different for every individual, something you should take the opportunity to explore.
Cook it
Crock-pot cookin'
Student plans bike ride across country
Topeka senior will trek from Santa Barbara to Boston
Stephanie Meehan hopes her 3,500-mile jaunt will raise awareness about housing costs in the United States.
Editor's note
Rocking out of my mind
Spotlight on Organizations
Judo Club allows students to practice a modernized version of the ancient martial art of Jujutsu.
Tomorrow's news
Pandora
Wescoe wit
Fun with eavesdropping
On Campus: March 6, 2008
Here's what happening on campus for March 6, 2008.
Band combines genres, creates beats
Chow Nasty comes to Kansas
San Francisco-based band Chow Nasty will play their first Kansas show at The Replay Lounge.
Women’s team loses late-season game to K-State
The Jayhawks dropped to the 11th seed
Rebounding problems and defensive slips led to Kansas' most recent loss in the last game of the regular season.
Final farewell
Seniors cherish final game, despite loss to Kansas State
Kansas lost to K-State 61-50 Wednesday night, but the disappointment didn’t stop the team from honoring two departing seniors.
Long-awaited victory
Jayhawks defeat Wildcats after four-year drought
Despite not coming away with an overall win, the tennis team placed ahead of Kansas State in Wednesday’s Sunflower Showdown.
Editorial: Senate relationship compromises constituents’ interests
The Senate failed the students (and Senate’s own rules) by keeping a $40 per semester women’s and non-revenue sports fee.
Good for you / bad for you
Spare your hair
University anti-virus software plagues students
Sophos seems to do more bad than good
Residence hall students find that KU's required anti-virus program causes problems.
Taking a bite out of poor nutrition
New punch cards encourage students to make healthier choices on campus
Dining Services reward students for taking better bites in campus dining facilities.
Political event lures students with pepperoni
The Dole Institute’s pizza and politics program has doubled its audience in four years
New York Post correspondent will share his experiences over pizza today.
Rains: Goodbye is the hardest part
Kansan columnist reflects on last game in Allen Fieldhouse
B.J. Rains spent three years reporting on the Jayhawks and is sad to see his legacy end.
Forum teaches students about American health coverage
Physician David Goering discussed the possibility for a national health care plan
Students talked about their experiences regarding insurance companies and what must be done to change them.
Kansas defeats Le Moyne in home opener
Score of 13-2 gives Jayhawks three-game winning streak
Despite heavy winds, the baseball team triumphed over Le Moyne in the season’s first home game.