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Familiar sound of whistle no longer heard
University shuts off steam whistle because of the rising cost of gas needed for its operation
Cornish finds success in CFL
Former Kansas running back contributes to Stampeders on special teams and in backfield
Breckunitch: Drafting rookies in fantasy could pay off
Four first-year players might help your team win the championship
Revised FAFSA approved for students
The new form will be three pages shorter than its predecessor, but might not be any less confusing.
Sophomore defensive tackle balances football and fatherhood
When Jamal Greene discovered he would be a father, he knew his life was about to change. Now the sophomore defensive tackle says he must put his daughter ahead of everything.
Kemper awards presented to 20 professors
Instructors recognized for teaching and advising excellence with $5,000 W.T. Kemper Fellowships
Jayhawks prepare for tough Louisiana Tech game
Louisiana Tech is coming off an upset over Mississippi State and Kansas has to patch holes in their game to be ready to play.
Demonstration focus on alcohol awareness
An event will be given at the Lied Center that will inform students about the affects of alcohol.
Ron Paul grants private interview to KU student
Paul is speaking in Minneapolis this week at the ‘counter convention’ he created
Basketball Report Card
Case Keefer, the University Daily Kansan’s basketball reporter, is fresh off his trip to Ottawa, and he examines the Jayhawks’ performance in Canada.
Bringing back the saber-toothed cat
A KU researcher will give a talk about the little-known history of that Ice Age mammal tonight.
Beecher: More students should attend soccer games
The other kind of football gets ignored in the wake of Mark Mangino’s Orange Bowl-winning team.