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Podcast: The Give 'n Go
Talking Bonnie Ball with Bern and Wiebe: Episode eleven of a women's basketball podcast.
Senate considers fee increases
Student Senators voted to increase safety and transportation fees
The fees have not been implemented yet.
McNaughton: Smokers refuse to acknowledge health problems
I still don’t understand because smokers smell and taste terrible.
Softball team bounces back against Missouri State
After rough game against Oklahoma, Jayhawks beat the bears 4-3
Victory after hard loss lifts spirits and puts Kansas in good position to face Texas Tech this weekend at home.
Charles Gordon makes Viking-sized return
Multi-position Viking still a Jayhawk
The former Jayhawk football player has realized his dream and is returning to finish his degree.
Boat subsidy keeps sports fee increases at bay
Kansas still has relatively cheap athletics fees
The athletics department said it won’t increase all-sports pass fees next season.
On the record: March 27, 2008
Here's what's on the record for March 27, 2008.
Tomorrow's news
Climate change chocolates
Jayhawks of a feather
Teammates’ chemistry works on, off court
While they interact well during games, the Kansas men’s basketball team also look out for each other outside the Fieldhouse.
Despite rough start, Jayhawks defeat Ravens 7-2
Baseball team takes a few innings to make adjustments
Kansas rallies after first few innings against Benedictine College on Wednesday.
Starter’s shoulder injury strains bullpen
Pitcher suffers setback that affects entire team
Injury to junior pitcher Andy Marks shuts down his season and leaves team to cope with loss of starting pitcher.
Students decide on transportation
Referendum could feature three transportation proposals
An increase in student fees could bring free bus rides, expand the Safe Ride program and maintain current bus operations.
On campus: March 27, 2008
Here's what happening on campus for March 27, 2008.
From sports games to gospel
Former athletes lead campus ministries
Several of Kansas' ex-athletes have stayed in Lawrence to hold ministry services on campus.
Editor's note
Exercise and the mile of misery
Wescoe wit
Fun with eavesdropping
Greening it
Your guide to greener living
Teams contend for a spot in the Final Four
Kansas plays Villanova while Davidson plays Wisconsin in the tournament’s third round
NCAA Midwest Region’s underdogs and top seeds prepare for this weekend’s Sweet Sixteen competition.
Music guy
Your path to music utopia
Movie review
Drillbit Taylor
Music review
Snoop Dogg's Ego Trippin'
Spotlight On Organizations: Mahjong Club
Group welcomes players of all skill levels
The Mahjong Club meets weekly to play Japanese and Chinese versions of the game, which is similar to poker.
Track team breaks out in Arkansas tournament
Senior weight-thrower Egor Agafonov took home a national title
The Jayhawks head home for their first home meet.
Thornbrugh: Textbooks ignore women’s triumphs
History should not favor one sex over the other.
Alternative breaks offer unique opportunities
From Florida to New Orleans students offer help
A one credit hour class and $250 is the cost of admission.