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Kansas freshman pleased with Election Day result
Tyler Holmes confident after encouraging showing at polls
Jayhawks defeat Buffaloes in three sets
For the first time since September, Jayhawk volleyball team wins in three sets.
‘Super sophomore’ shines in first start
Morningstar takes advantage of redshirt season to gain valuable experience
Kansas soccer can believe now
Mark Dent discusses the Kansas soccer team’s upset of Texas A&M in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament.
Jayhawks ready to put streak to rest
The Cornhuskers will have a full stadium of fans on their side when they face Kansas this weekend
KU soccer rolls over Texas A&M, advances in Big 12 Tournament
The Jayhawks will face Missouri on Friday.
DUI consequences far-reaching, arrests down
Lawrence DUI arrests have dropped 30 percent since 2003. One student says he drinks and drives often and has never been caught.
University trims expenditures to prepare for budget cuts
State agencies will face a 3 percent budget cut for the upcoming fiscal year. University officials are working to reduce spending without sacrificing quality.
iPod iSolation
Is our campus becoming more anti-social because of our iPods? Do we lead more isolated lives? A writer explores this phenomenon, and tries to discover what campus would sound like pod-less.
Voting open for traditions T-shirts
The contest is modeled after Notre Dame’s yearly shirt, which students and alumni wear to sporting events.
Rising wheat costs affect Lawrence bakeries
The rising price of wheat has taken its toll on bakeries and pizza shops. Some local businesses have raised prices by as much as 45 percent in the past year and a half.
Brew: Chicago is the last great American city
The city produced our president-elect, Michael Jordan and may play host to the Olympics in 2016.
Kansas kicker makes tackling plays look easy
Jacob Branstetter isn’t a linebacker — but don’t tell him that.
Hidden treasures
How the pastime of antique shopping is receiving new street cred from the youth
Taking the blame
The art of apologizing to your partner
Money tight for Lawrence businesses that import
The decreasing value of the U.S. dollar has made importing goods expensive for local businesses. Businesses have had to cut back on imports and raise prices.
KU Basketball newcomers struggle in first game
Although Kansas defeated Washburn 98-79 on Tuesday night, the 6 new players slugged throughout the game. Combined, the six Jayhawk newcomers who played had 33 pts and 12 turnovers.
A film festivus for the rest of us
A student heads south for the bright lights of the Austin Film Festival
When I pressed play
The story behind an accidental discovery