Tuesday, March 31
Treatment options for alcohol addicts
College students struggle with alcohol addiction, but there are numerous resources in Lawrence to help them cope.
Energy council sponsors student projects
The University of Kansas Energy Council funds a student project that produces a hybrid vehicle.
CNN political director visits campus
CNN political director joined KU students for pizza.
Pistachio joins nut outbreak
Pistachio is the latest nut to fall prey to the salmonella outbreak.
Recovering from alcohol dependancy
Alcohol is a drug many students find themselves addicted, but there is help.
Letter: Today is the day to end the R-word
Take a stand against a demeaning word.
Montemayor: It’s not still rock and roll
What we miss by relying on digital music sources.
Holmes: Disturbing absence of outrage at politicians’ childish behavior
When it comes to childish behavior, there's enough to go around on both sides.
Editorial: Knowing the signs is vital in case of alcohol poisoning
Knowledge is key to preventing tragedy related to alcohol.
After the Big Dance, a big question
For Collins and Aldrich, the main factor in deciding whether to declare for the draft may be each other.
Football team has key spots to fill
Linebackers, offensive line need new players to step up and fill gaps in team.
Jayhawks defeat Lobos in WNIT
After a season of losses on the road, Kansas defeats New Mexico in Albuquerque.
Athletics Department conducts self study
NCAA-mandated study focuses on principles of department, not success of sports.
Morning Brew: Revisiting America’s original pastime
Moving on from March Madness and focusing on lacrosse.
Weather delays a poor performance
Women’s golf team uses last weekend’s tournament as a learning experience for improvement.
Oil magnate to present energy plan at Dole
Pickens plan would use natural gas, solar, and wind to end foreign oil dependency.
Goble: WNIT more valuable than NCAA
Kansas has grown more during the WNIT than what could have been expected in the NCAA tournament.
Jayhawks hope to regain swagger
Baseball team hopes a victory over Northern Colorado will get them back on track.
Campus media host Student Senate debate
The event is meant to raise awareness of the upcoming elections.
Speaker will address homelessness and activism
The theme of Robert Egger’s presentation will be youth empowerment to help the homeless.
Homeless rate in Lawrence increases
Experts encourage students to get involve and help solve the problem.
Group hosts mud volleyball tournament
Students for KU hopes to raise money to fund a scholarship and inspire future alumni to donate.
Monday, March 30
Video: Pharmacy school offers free bone density tests
The service is in collaboration with Kappa Epsilon fraternity and Walgreen's.
Video: Mange hits area squirrels
KUJH's Kyle Carter speaks with a KU mammologist about why the animals are affected.
Video: Lawrence dodges housing crisis
KUJH's Andrew Hoxey explains how the city's real estate market has weathered the economic storm.
Video: Students make the decision to live alone
View an extended video package that examines the many reasons why students decide to go without roommates.
Video: Sticky economy hits U.S. Postal Service
View a video package discussing the issue of stamp price increases.
Editorial Cartoon: March 30, 2009
View the editorial cartoon for March 30, 2009.
Kenny: New look at coal mining after visit to reservation
Volunteer trip gives writer new insights into the energy debate.
Editorial: Sweet Sixteen loss doesn’t mean season not a victory
Despite Kansas' loss to Michigan State, the young team still defied early expectations.
Jayhawks lose it at the end
After maintaining the lead, letting go of free throws and possessions leads to a loss.
Bad weather, over par, bad weekend
Overall, women’s golf team place last, in 18th place.
Women’s basketball fills its role
The Jayhawks play the New Mexico Lobos tonight for a chance to fill the final spot in the WNIT’s Final Four.
Three unsolved crimes occur early Sunday
Police say the crimes, which include a shooting, robbery and discharge of a firearm, are unrelated.
12 KU students join Teach for America corps
The non-profit group aims to end educational inequality in the United States.
Dwyer: The team that never should have made it
After the loss to Michigan State, the unpredictable Jayhawks still made coach Bill Self proud.
Border Showdown to take place at Arrocha, April 1
Softball team will play host to Missouri for a doubleheader.
Strikeouts cost Kansas against Aggies
Jayhawk baseball team struck out 40 times against a strong Texas A&M pitching crew.
Dine and donate with Cultural India Club
Proceeds from a dinner featuring Indian foods will benefit impoverished in India.
Two students place top 10 in Hearst
Writing competition awards journalism students for personality/profile writing.
Student announces run for Senate with YouTube video
Tutu Lee, Manhattan senior, hasn’t received approval by the elections commission.
Man accused of drive-by was on probation
In July, Joseph A. Muhammad was convicted of two counts of aggravated assault.
Football practice sees position changes
Two starters suspended this spring; status to be reviewed this week.
Morning Brew: Betting on UConn
Taylor Bern discusses NCAA anti-gambling policy and the prediction power of the UNI Panthers.
Track events canceled because of weather
Missouri Relays called off its Saturday events to protect athletes’ health.
Sunday, March 29
Tennis team shattered by loss to Mizzou
Dorn and Morozova struggle to collect themselves and achieve top half of the Big 12.
Saturday, March 28
The Ending in Indy
Kansas lost to Michigan State 67-62 in the Sweet Sixteen Friday night in Indianapolis.
Friday, March 27
McCray, Morris combine for 58 in WNIT win
Duo have helped guide the Jayhawks through season and in the victory over Arkansas.
Spartans escape with 67-62 victory
Sherron Collins missed a one-and-one free throw with 19 seconds left that doomed the Jayhawks.
Editorial: Dangers of scientific food production extend to stem cell research
A response to John Kenny's column.
Group gardens to donate food
EARTH members plants vegetables and donates them to ECKAN Just Food Pantry, helping community, themselves
An all-out ‘War’ for rebounds
Tom Izzo’s unique drill has given his squad the No. 1 rebounding margin in the nation.
University postpones aquatic center plan
Because of budget cuts next year, McGonigle calls plan “not the responsible thing to do right now.”
Graduate architecture course recognized
Graduate Design Studio VII will receive an Education Honor Award from American Institute of Architecture.
Play focuses on femininity
The Vagina Monologues will be presented in Hashinger Theater this weekend.
Morning Brew: How would Stephenson fit?
The No. 9 recruit hasn’t announced his college choice yet, but he’s likely coming to Kansas.
Collins ready to take up the challenge
Self has shown he knows how to motivate the junior guard.
Club softball spring season kicks off
Supporters helped the team in the fall, spring season introduces a coach
Playwrights compete in own Final Four
Four student plays will be performed at the English Alternative Theatre in a competition.
Breckunitch: Memphis Tigers merit respect
Like Bill Self, Calipari has fashioned inexperienced players into conference champs and NCAA contenders.
Golf team to play in Georgia tournament
The Jayhawks won the individual and team titles at the Duramed Invitational before spring break.
Senior Catic shines in postseason
By limiting turnovers and encouraging teammates, one starter makes the most of her last KU games.
Cold start to the outdoor track season
The Jayhawks travel to Columbia, Mo., for the Missouri Relays this weekend.
Thursday, March 26
Editorial Cartoon: March 26, 2009
See today's editorial cartoon.
Letter: Students should stop hoarding cash and spend
Frugality doesn't help stimulate the economy.
Pope & Snyder: It’s all about maintaining a healthy relation-sheep
The guys muse about relationships.
Editorial: Lessons in unemployment
Learn ways to shield yourself from economic woes.
Drive-by shooting suspect had prior record
Joseph Abdullah Muhammad appeared in court Friday and was charged with three counts aggravated battery.
Montemayor: A fishing story
It’s cheap, it’s [relatively] easy, and it’s a good way to relax.
Bitch & Moan
With Carly Halvorson and Elliot Kort
Q & A with Jucifer
The band performs at Jackpot Music Hall on April 3
Do it yourself: Making fortune cookies
A tasty 10-step process
No more guessing
How to read body language and an overview of non-verbals that signal attraction
Music review: The Decemberists, 'The Hazard of Love'
1 1/2 out of 4 stars
Movie review: 'Waltz with Bashir'
3 1/2 out of 4 stars
Students honored for work on campus media
KJHK, KUJH and the University Daily Kansan receive regional awards.
Music review: Chris Cornell, 'Scream'
3 out of 4 stars
DJ Spooky addresses climate change with music
Show incorporates images and sounds of Antarctic ice falling.
Middle infield sparks Kansas victory
Jayhawks use double plays to squash Leathernecks’ rallies.
Increased rainfall causes more flooding
Students can take preventive measures to protect their homes and belongings.
Editor's note
A message from Matt Hirschfeld
How to dress to impress and get the job
Buff your shoes and press your shirts for success
What it means to get big-boyed by Michigan State
Forced to ‘learn through a loss,’ Jayhawks grow into a more mature team.
Athletics department proposes new facility
The Olympic Village will combine soccer, softball and track into one complex.
In the life of ... a toyologist
Read what it's like to work at a toy store for a living
Tomorrow's news
Urination made easier
The art of the prank
April Fool’s Day is much more fun when you aren’t the butt of a joke
Nurture by nature: Cayenne
Cayenne is available in liquid extracts, creams, ointments and capsules.
That's disgusting: Dirty socks
Clean socks help avoid athlete's foot
Campus elections 2009: Envision
Senate ethics, a sustainable campus and fiscal responsibility comprise Envision’s platform.
Groups to showcase dance moves tonight
The SUA competition gives students the opportunity to perform cultural dances and win $500.
Student engineers rebuild Katrina home
This summer, Engineers Without Borders will reinstall water systems in Bolivia and Guatemala.
Football team to hold open practice
Fans can watch the Jayhawks Friday at Memorial Stadium.
Morning Brew: Guide to the Sweet Sixteen
Learn all you need to know about the next round of the NCAA tournament.
Taking falls with professional wrestlers
‘the only thing fake is the finish’ in the wrestling ring
Softball loses two close games
Creighton defeats Kansas twice by one point in Wednesday’s doubleheader.
Weighing the collateral damage
Iraqi war veterans have trouble justifying civilian casualties on urban battlefields in the Middle East
Morris often lacks confidence on court
The junior guard can play well during games, but confidence issues sometimes affect her performance.
Thompson swats two home runs in victory
Kansas baseball wins fifth straight game, defeating Western Illinois at Hoglund Ball Park.
Photojournalist shows work at Spencer Art
Stephen Williams encourages students to bring their own photos to share.
Suddenly salad
Rediscover the health benefits of salad and find some varieties you may have overlooked
Wednesday, March 25
Submit your questions for the Student Senate debate
University media outlets are playing host to a public forum with Student Senate candidates.
Art auction to benefit Lawrence Arts Center
The benefit auction will be April 18.
Church hopes to raise money for centennial renovations
KUJH's Andrew Neubauer documents St. Luke's African Methodist Episcopal Church's history.
Editorial Cartoon: March 25, 2009
View today's editorial cartoon.
Shorman: Secular University still practices fervent local basketball religion
We pin too many of our hopes and dreams on the accomplishments of the men's basketball team.
Kenny: Buyers trust shaky science when making food choices
Too often, diet tips are motivated by profit, not by health concerns.
Editorial: Liberal arts dean good pick for interim provost position
Joseph Steinmetz has a solid background with the College of Liberal Arts and Science, as well as other university experience.
RoomBug offers new way to find roommates
Students can use Facebook application to match lifestyle preferences of potential roomies.
Losing sight of Baghdad
Sniper’s shot takes soldier’s vision but not his loyalty to the men that saved his life.
Campus elections 2009: Students of Liberty
A more sustainable campus, creating separation of power within Student Senate are main issues.
Jayhawks lay 14 runs on Western Illinois
Tuesday’s game pulled the Jayhawks out of a string of one-run games.
Event will educate public on Palestine
Voices of Palestine, a student group, will hold two days of workshops beginning today.
Morning Brew: Cinderella has left the ball
Only the best of the best remain to compete.
Group uses extra food from dining centers
Program donates unused food from KU Dining Services to area homeless shelters during academic breaks.
Women turn to transition game on offense
Kansas uses the fast break to advance to the WNIT third round against Arkansas.
Softball fights to avoid mercy-rule loss
Team loses 13-8 to Missouri State after trailing 12-1.
Appleton heads home
Jayhawks play in Indianapolis on Friday in NCAA tournament.
Beecher: Jayhawks root for Missouri?
Sympathy might explain why Kansas fans cheer for Tigers.
Anschutz to use wind energy for a year
Leaders will speak about sustainable energy in front of the library today.
Youngsters shine in baseball’s victory
Reserves set season highs in hits and runs with hot bats against Western Illinois.
Tuesday, March 24
Letter: Cuts are hard, but Student Senate will not increase student fees
Student Body President Adam McGonigle explains his position on fees.
McNaughton: Time to modify our image of 'Pleasantville' Lawrence
Spate of assaults should concern students.
Holtz & Mubarak: Students overseas find U.S. still ‘king of convenience’
Two Kansan writers share their experiences of studying abroad.
Editorial: Proposed tuition freeze bests four-year compact
The tuition compact doesn't save money; rather, it helps students predict long-run educational costs.
Campus elections 2009: United Students
Extending the textbook refund deadline, lowering the All-Sports combo price are some of the issues
Kansas beats Creighton in WNIT
Determination to make the NCAA tournament next year motivated the Jayhawks’ game.
Students see differences in health care
A growing number of pharmacy students are choosing to go abroad to complete their required rotations.
Kansas baseball won’t overlook Western Illinois
Coach Ritch Price wants to give freshmen players more time on the field.
Auto industry hurts and helps the earth
Professor to speak on the environmental effect of cars and how the auto industry can change.
Morning Brew: Failed freebies hurt team
Missing free throws could cost the Jayhawks the NCAA tournament.
The realities of the military
A lack of exposure to the military creates dissonance between the perceptions and the truth.
Reserve plays strong in WNIT win
Sutherland’s impressive performance includes new career high in points scored.
Wiebe: Women’s basketball team has potential
Despite a mediocre victory over Creighton, the Jayhawks show hints of great talent.
Top 5 Career choices for grads
Experts in each field break down salaries and advantages
New autism study center to hold open house today
A new center for autism research and training holds an open house today.
Living the dream
Kansas’ seven newcomers fulfill goals of playing in the NCAA tournament
Softball prepares for make-up games
Team hopes to recover after pair of losses to Oklahoma State over the weekend
Monday, March 23
Information about the University's energy initiatives
Get numbers regarding students' contributions to wind energy and how Anschutz Library fits in.
Self named basketball coach of the year
The recognition comes from the U.S. Basketball Writers Association.
Letter: Response to student’s death should not be shifting of blame
Instead of pointing fingers, try to discover possible solutions and prevention.
Editorial Cartoon: March 23, 2009
View today's editorial cartoon.
Davidson: Tips for recovering from spring break spending
After vacation, financial reality sets in.
Editorial: Students should oppose retirement of safety fee
Recent crime in Lawrence necessitates keeping the fee.
Student searches Bohemia for his roots
While abroad, Alex Dufeks explores Prague to find links to his family history.
Paul Smyth redeems himself against No. 1 Longhorns
The senior closer boosts the team’s confidence after blowing three saves earlier in the season.
KU baseball sweeps No. 1 Texas Longhorns
Now the only undefeated team in the Big 12, Kansas fought for the 4-3 victory.
Tennis team loses Border Showdown
Defeating Missouri was one of team’s main goals this season.
Body exhibit draws crowd at Natural History Museum
Guests explore the hands-on display “Body Science: blood, boogers and bones.”
Collins’ coaching gets Hawks to Sweet Sixteen
Junior guard’s communication with teammates helps team fly past Dayton.
Kansan to hire two positions in April
The Editor-in-Chief and business manager applications are due this week.
Women’s basketball team misses NCAA tournament
The Jayhawks receive an invitation to the WNIT and seniors get to play late-season games.
Mertz swims past competition
Sophomore Erin Mertz becomes All-American diver at NCAA Championships.
Aldrich makes history
Kansas receives first official triple-double, and is going to the Sweet Sixteen.
Softball team loses to OSU in Big 12 play
Jayhawks leave 16 runners on base and only score two runs against Cowgirls.
Morning Brew: 16 sweet observations
The first two rounds of the NCCA tournament brought some noteworthy moments.
Pole vaulter wins third in championships
Jordan Scott represented Kansas at the NCAA Indoor National Championships.
Montemayor: Sweet (but not perfect) storylines
Despite Aldrich’s triple-double, the road was rocky for the Hawks.
Students disconnected from city election
Today’s the last day to register to vote and past student participation has been low.
Student creates Web site for legal sports betting
Quarterbets.com allows people to legally bet on seven different sports.
Sunday, March 22
Kansas denies Dayton 60-43
Cole Aldrich recorded Kansas' first ever triple-double with 13 points, 20 rebounds and 10 blocks.
Kansas squeaks by No. 1 Texas again
Clutch hitting from second baseman Robby Price and Paul Smyth's fifth save helps send the Jayhawks to a 4-3 victory.
Saturday, March 21
Morris ready for Flyers' Wright
Kansas prepares for its second round game against Dayton and Chris Wright Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in Minneapolis.
Kansas women making the most of WNIT bid
It’s not the NCAA tournament, but the Jayhawks still have something to prove on Monday.
Baseball knocks off No. 1 Texas
Shaeffer Hall and clutch hitting helps lead Kansas to a 5-4 victory over the Longhorns.
Friday, March 20
Dayton flies into second round
Dayton defeated West Virginia 68-60 Friday afternoon to set up a showdown with Kansas on Sunday.
Bison Bash
Kansas beat North Dakota State 84-74 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament behind strong performances from Sherron Collins and Cole Aldrich.
Kansas fends off North Dakota State
Bison guard Ben Woodside scored 37 points, but the Jayhawks held on for an 84-74 victory.
Thursday, March 19
Jayhawks prepare for Bison rumble
Kansas tips off in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow against the North Dakota State Bison.
Monday, March 16
Nearly 1,000 attend Jason Wren’s funeral
Coroner has not yet released autopsy, which will determine Wren’s cause of death
NCAA tournament disappointment for Kansas
Inconsistent season keeps Jayhawks from NCAA tourney, but Hawks receive WNIT first-round bye.
Sunday, March 15
Men's basketball to play North Dakota State
The Jayhawks earned a 3-seed and will play at 11:30 a.m. on Friday in Minneapolis.
Saturday, March 14
Oklahoma dominates Kansas in Big 12 tourney
Jayhawks NCAA tournament hopes are extinguished by Courtney Paris and the Sooners' second-half performance
Double team frustrates McCray, Kansas
Danielle McCray scores 22 points but can't carry Kansas in Big 12 Tournament second round.
Friday, March 13
Regents proposal would freeze tuition
The plan could cause problems for the University’s four-year tuition compact.
Buser: Universities should leave laptop decision to students
It's inappropriate to punish responsible laptop users for others' messing around in class.
Editorial: Left with no jobs, failing economy, our generation deserves its breaks
Our generation didn't cause this crisis, but we will pay for it.
KU alumni find watch sites far away
Bars from Miami to New York find themselves host to Jayhawk sports watch parties.
Jason Wren’s life commemorated
Students, friends, family gathered on the front lawn of Sigma Alpha Epsilon to share memories.
City recommends fewer bus routes
Proposed changes include combining routes but adding more stops
McCray and Morris restore Kansas’ hope
Women fight to regain lead in the second half, advance to Big 12 quarterfinals.
Defense crucial in victory over Nebraska
The increased defensive pressure helped Kansas get more baskets in transition.
One and done
No. 9 seed Baylor upsets top-seeded Kansas, winning 71-64 in quarterfinal round.
Baylor defense shuts out Aldrich
Plenty of problems keep sophomore center from scoring in the paint.
Bloggers discuss strengths of the medium
Online writers say speed of access and open opinions give blogs an advantage over traditional media.
Lone pole-vaulter prepares for NCAA Championship
Jordan Scott was the only member of the Kansas Track and Field team to qualify.
Swimming and diving ready for Big 12
Kuzhil, Mayrovich, Mertz, Proehl, McMacken qualify for NCAA Championships, divers still have another qualifying meet.
Shortstop takes long trip to land at Kansas
Narodowski, born in British Columbia, played in Wichita Fall, Texas, before coming to KU.
Tennis team’s competition strengthens
Jayhawks are prepared to face a stronger Iowa State and Nebraska in Big 12 play.
Student group raises money for local shelter
MSW graduate student members are serving tables at Jo Shmo’s and donating tips.
Breckunitch: Post play was lacking
Baylor’s big men outperformed Kansas’ players in a game where nothing seemed to go right.
Voter registration for ends March 23
To vote in April's election, voters must register in Kansas Union or Douglas County offices.
Emotions linked to better health
A new study partially researched at the University shows the correlation.
Capitol hosts graduate research
Graduate students from state universities present their findings on cancer, environment and bilingual education.
Folmsbee: Common myths hamper understanding the brain
A guide to the all-important but misunderstood brain.
Thursday, March 12
Compost sale prepares for spring
Get more information about the upcoming compost sale.
SUA Big 12 tournament watch party info
SUA is playing host to watch parties for the Big 12 tournament.
Nichols: New kind of spring vacation for the economy of the future
Forget the staycation; imagications are the way to go.
Wilson: Take a break from careless lies
So much lying in relationships is completely unnecessary.
Editorial: Cutting campus media fee would reduce student jobs
Senate should think about the consequences before eliminating the student media fee.
Baylor upsets top-seeded KU 71-64
Sherron Collins was a dismal 6-of-20 while LaceDarius Dunn led the Bears with 24 points.
Good for you/Bad for you: Brazilian wax
It can be safe with proper care.
Green it!: Sustainable beer
Get your beer ready for St. Patrick's Day.
Album review: 'Middle Cyclone' by Neko Case
3 1/2 out of 4 stars
Tomorrow's news: Black garlic
Black garlic is fermented in high heat for a month to get its color.
Q&A with Autumn de Wilde
The famous photographer has taken photos of Beck, Fiona Apple and Rilo Kiley.
Kansas dominates rival Wichita State
Baseball team fires on all cylinders in chilly 8-0 victory over in-state rivals
The road to Kansas City starts with Baylor
Jayhawks begin Big 12 tournament hoping to prove they deserve to stay close to home.
Do it yourself: Improve your spring break travels
Learn how to keep driving and lodging costs down while you travel.
Morning Brew: Top seeds have historical edge
In last 20 tournaments, 95 percent of winners have had one of top three seeds.
Video game review: 'Killzone 2'
2 1/2 out of 4 stars
The hell of a hangover
The science behind hangovers and what foods really work to ease the pain
SAE to hold memorial service for Jason Wren
Police will block off West Campus Road for service.
Movie review: 'Watchmen'
3 out of 4 stars
Jayhawk’s young pitcher helps secure win
Lee Ridenhour throws eight scoreless innings against in-state rival Wichita State Shockers.
Lawrence, Manhattan rapes may be related
Kansas attorney general urges Kansans to be cautious during spring break.
How we met
Two students meet working behind the Target guest service desk.
How we met
Marching Jayhawk band members find themselves marching to the same beat.
Movie review: 'Let the Right One In'
3 1/2 out of 4 stars
Women’s Big 12 Tournament by the numbers
Danielle McCray, defense are why KU will move on to face Oklahoma.
The seven sins of a supercar
Hedonism in a BMW Z8
Softball doubleheader cancelled
Snow and freezing temperatures put off game against Missouri State.
Athletes create blog to post thoughts
Jayhawk Chalk Talk allows student athletes to give a different perspective into their lives.
For the love of horses
Two students take the reins
Football open practice rescheduled
The event has been moved to 3 p.m on March 27.
In your cart, out of your wallet
Students pick favorite grocery stores based on price, quality of food.
Mississippi Street to close during spring break
The street will be shut down because of preparatory sewer work.
Editor's note
A message from Matt Hirschfeld
Kansas to face Nebraska in first round
The Lady Jayhawks need to beat several teams for a shot at the NCAA Tournament.
Executive Committee votes to uphold Porte’s suspension
President’s ability to remove executive staff members one of the issues debated.
Bitch & Moan
with Carly Halvorson and Elliot Kort
Boldly bearded and shamelessly mustached
From Matthew McConaughey to Brad Pitt, the returning trend of facial hair fashion.
Montemayor: McClinton returns for pro day
Kansas’ former defensive lineman looking for second chance to be drafted.
Wednesday, March 11
Attorney General: Possible connection between Lawrence, Manhattan rapes
Law enforcement encourages vigilance during spring break.
Miyakawa: Don’t cut smokers slack for casting aside cigarettes
Cigarette butts may be small, but they pile up — and they are litter.
De Oliveira: Animated documentary offers new take on war
'Waltz With Bashir' offers unique insights into the conflict in the Middle East.
Editorial: Leadership changes come during uncertain time
Amid budget cuts and an uncertain economy, the next chancellor and provost face several challenges.
Father calls for change after son's death
Jay Wren says both fraternity environment and his son are partially to blame.
Morning Brew: Give our money back
What if poorly performing players had to live up to a money-back guarantee?
Pro day offers second chances
Current and former Jayhawks try to impress NFL scouts Tuesday.
Lone Jayhawk qualifies for track nationals
Three other track and field athletes qualified provisionally, but only Jordan Scott made the final cut.
Spring breaks will end with graduation
One of college’s luxuries doesn’t follow students into the working world.
Beecher: Sometimes clichés can ring true
No one, including this writer, should take a victory for granted before it happens.
Face scrubs can harm environment, health
Facial microbeads are made of plastic that can pollute water supplies.
McCray helps carry women’s basketball
Other players must also step up if team is to make it to NCAA tournament.
Jayhawks streak into game against Shockers
Baseball seniors hope to record first victory against in-state rival Wichita State since 2006.
Scientists to test new way to find oil
Researchers at the Kansas Geological Survey hope to increase state oil production with latest techniques.
Kansas beats up on Missouri Valley College
Baseball cruises to a 10-3 victory behind the efforts of mostly reserve players
Photo essay: KU Club Hockey
Follow Kansas players throughout senior night, from pregame until after the crushing 5-2 defeat.
Tuesday, March 10
Brown: Suspension should alert lethargic student body
Student Senate controls a lot of student money and students should care more how it spends.
Mendoza: KU should cut Russell Athletic’s contract after worker rights violations
KU should follow Duke, Harvard, Michigan and others in cutting their ties to the company.
Hartz: Search for a roommate takes more more planning than you think
A lot of factors complicate the roommate choice.
Editorial: KU computer security adequate despite audit
University computers safer than state would have you believe.
Baseball adds game to schedule
Jayhawks substitute canceled game against Northwestern for one against Missouri Valley College.
Senior guard helps lead the team
Ivana Catic coaches fellow players in her role as “Bonnie on the court.”
Writing center roosts see consistent use
Consultation sessions in residence halls have higher numbers than past years.
Women’s golf earns first place finish
Lady Jayhawks take the top spot at Arizona invitational; individual players rank well.
Fraternity to hold memorial service
Sigma Alpha Epsilon will commemorate the life of member Jason Wren, who died this weekend.
Posting the “first time” online
A new Web site allows women to share stories of how they lost their virginity.
Who's who at KU: Merritt Schenk
Punk rocker drives buses to fuel music lifestyle.
Chancellor names interim provost
Joseph Steinmetz, CLAS dean, will take over as provost on July 1.
UKan Teach receives $25,000 gift
The money will be put towards internships for students.
Noted Chinese director visits campus
Chen Shi-Zheng will be working with theatre and film students and discussing his latest work.
Self says this tournament will be tough
Conference’s depth of talent will make the road difficult for the Jayhawks.
Morning Brew: UT football recruiters can see the future
The Longhorns are once again near the top of Rivals.com list.
Chabad hosts Jewish holiday festivities
Purim events will include traditional readings and a circus-themed dinner celebration.
Monday, March 9
Information on SUA's Human Rights Awareness Tour
Learn about activities this week that contribute to knowledge of human rights.
Columnists: Goodbyes to the governor
Kansan columnists share their views of Gov. Kathleen Sebelius.
Editorial: Sebelius’ experience will help as Secretary of Health
The governor will do more good in Washington than she could have done in Kansas.
CLAS dean named interim provost
Joseph Steinmetz will temporarily take over for Richard Lariviere.
Two men hospitalized after stabbing; other crimes take place over weekend
Man arrested after car chase, and sexual assault leads to another arrest in Lawrence over the weekend.
Dwyer: Bechard and Kleinmann say goodbye
Jayhawk seniors started in their last game at Kansas on Saturday.
Morning Brew: Mid-majors not as spoiled as Big 12
Small conference NCAA tournament births feel less expected and means a lot to teams and their fans.
Tennis team prepared for Big 12 play
Jayhawks lose in doubles points, but come back with singles matches.
This year’s Big 12 championship is different
After losing all of his starters, Self wins another championship with young team.
NCAA hopes are crushed after Iowa loss
Women’s basketball team blames past losses on missing chance to compete in tournament.
Lack of efficiency leads to Jayhawks’ loss
Kansas ends their four-game winning streak with a 59-49 loss to Iowa State.
KU Museum held oldest fossilized brain
French researchers use particle accelerator to analyze fossil of fish.
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Exhibit opens
The exhibit will focus on nuclear proliferation and personal human tragedy.
Parade Committee donates to charities
An auction, 5k run, dart tournament and coronation all helped raise money for four Lawrence charities.
‘The Colbert Report’ may cover local 11-year-old behind hedgehog law
Lawrence legalizing hedgehog ownership and the 11-year-old responsible have interested the show’s producers.
Jayhawks suffer with three losses over the weekend
Despite cold weather and defeats, softball team still hangs tough.
Home run drought ends for baseball team
Tony Thompson leads with three home runs and has a 19-game hitting streak.
Jayhawks find out who goes to NCAA Championship today
Hayes provisionally qualified for the Indoor Nationals.
Mangino lays out his plans for the team
Some players shuffle positions, fill holes left by graduation.
Baseball team sweeps Northwestern
The stormy weekend produced one rain delay and three victories for Kansas.
KU alumna appears on TV show
Joanna Pergande talks about her experience appearing on “Who wants to Be a Millionaire.”
Young seven achieve their own ring
The young team stepped up and claimed the fifth straight Big 12 title.
Legislature approves coal power plants
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius might veto the bill that allows power plants in Holcomb.
Sunday, March 8
Kansas rakes in Big 12 awards
Bill Self was named Big 12 coach of the year and Sherron Collins and Cole Aldrich were chosen as first-team performers.
Neubauer: Stay classy, spring-breakers
When on break, please remember to be respectful.
Coldham: Hip-hop must retain its roots
Corporatism has leeched the soul out of hip-hop.
Editorial: Students should monitor threatening budget cuts
Students need to know how proposed cuts could affect them.
Saturday, March 7
Kansan.com Roundup: March 2-6
Miss a story in the past week? Kansan.com staff members have you covered.
Lawrence sees surge of crime Friday night
Police responded to calls related to a knife fight, a high-speed car chased and an alleged rape.
Kansas wins Big 12
The Jayhawks won their fifth straight Big 12 regular season championship with a 83-73 victory against Texas Saturday.
Friday, March 6
Podcast: The Give and Go
In this episode of the Give and Go, Jayson and Clark talk about what the Jayhawks have been doing right during their winning streak.
Revue gears up for 60th anniversary
For some, the event has become a family tradition.
Batting is crucial for young Jayhawks
After sweeping North Dakota this week, the baseball team prepares for a four-game series against Northwestern.
Morning Brew: Pitching key to success
Depth in the baseball team’s pitching staff looks promising for this season.
Sigma Phi Epsilon renovations complete
The $1.7 million project includes new technology center, 7,000 more square feet, 60-inch plasma.
Jayhawks to play against No. 61 BYU, No. 32 Tulsa
Weekend serves as the tennis team’s tune-up for Big 12 play.
Seniors celebrate time with the team
Kleinmann is the only Kansas basketball player to ever win five conference championships.
Exhibit to open at Nunemaker Center
Atomic bomb survivor to speak at reception for Hiroshima Peace Memorial Exhibit.
Softball to play home-opener today
The team hopes to start the regular season with a winning record.
Students can try hip-hop class for free
The recreation center is offering a new dance class that will be free this weekend.
“The Price is Right” returns to campus
Students can participate to win video games, trip to Great Wolf Lodge.
Women’s basketball reflects on season
Jayhawks enter realm as bubble team for NCAA tournament; increased scoring needed from the team.
Track & field’s last chance to qualify
The Jayhawks have one more chance to join Jordan Scott at the NCAA Indoor Championships.
On Senior Day, ’05 recruits are missed
Rush, Chalmers, Wright, and Downs, though moved on, may have formed Kansas’ best recruiting class.
Thursday, March 5
Letter: Let’s pay students to recycle textbooks
The University could make good on its green promises.
McConnell: Kansans entitled to know what’s floating in their milk
People should know if their milk contains bovine growth hormone.
Cohen: Republicans hastily casting hopes on Louisiana governor
Bobby Jindal has yet to prove himself.
Editorial: Minimum wage should rise with cost of living
It's unreasonable for salaries to not keep up with inflation.
KU shocks No. 5 Baylor on senior night
Jayhawks use 35 points from Danielle McCray to blowout Bears, giving postseason hopes a boost.
Bitch & Moan
with Carly Halvorson and Elliot Kort
Movie review: 'Confessions of a Shopaholic'
4 out of 4 stars
Do it yourself: Clean up your computer
Ccleaner allows you to clean your computer's registry and uninstall programs.
In the life of ...: A permanent make-up artist
Eyeliner, lip liner and eyebrow tattoos can be permanent.
This weekend: 'Doubt'
The popular play will be at the Lawrence Community Theatre.
Green it!: Make a compost pile
You need moisture, heat and "ingredients" to make a compost pile.
Book review
Christopher Moore, Fool
Special Olympians attend senior night
Kansas Athletics and Special Olympics partner up to sponsor events.
Worlds. Here and now. Together.
When two people from different cultures date
Blankenship works from ahead
Pitcher does his part by throwing 13 first pitch strikes against North Dakota.
I was there
Setting the stage for watching President Obama’s inauguration
Game on!
Video games are attracting more casual gamers than ever, so don’t let the opportunity pass you by to ‘pwn’ some ‘noobs’ with your friends
Professor to preach on porn
Tonight’s lecture will address how pornography affects relationships.
Senior class basks in Baylor win
Jayhawks look to build on victory as an NCAA tournament berth becomes more of a possibility.
Editor's note
A message from Matt Hirschfeld
Stage presence
Softee
Students should take interest in new administration
Chancellor, Provost ‘shape mission and vision of University’
Smyth closes down KU victory over UND
Senior closer records first save after blowing first two chances in 6-3 Jayhawk victory.
Was Harry right?
Testing whether men and women can be just friends
Livin' it up in Lawrence
If you can’t send yourself to the vacation this spring break, bring the vacation to you
Studying for tests really can hurt
Nurses say students’ back pain may be caused by bad posture and too many books.
The life behind the scenes
Backstage workers spend countless hours preparing the costumes, set and lighting at University Theatre.
Jayhawks see exciting, disappointing night
While the women’s team impresses fans at the Phog, the men disappoint in Texas.
Brew: looking back at March 2008
Taking a trip down March Madness lane.
Men of Merit highlights masculinity
Nominations will be accepted until March 13, posters will debut April 15.
Kansas stunned by Texas Tech
Jayhawks lose 84-65 in Lubbock but still clinch share of Big 12 regular season championship.
Alumna to appear on ‘Millionaire’ today
2006 graduate said she was starstruck.
Senate treasurer out for finance talks
Alex Porte was suspended Tuesday for leaking a confidential senate budget proposal concerning campus media.
Wednesday, March 4
The fees to know about before getting an apartment
Hidden fees, upfront fees and the fees you might not know about.
Read your lease
Renters have to know what they are getting into.
Inspections important when moving-in
It is important for tenants to know their rights.
Landlords give it their all to make it work
Responsiblities don’t just rest on students’ shoulders
Working with your landlord
The tenant-landlord relationship can go much smoother if responsibilities are known.
Renter’s insurance saves trouble
For a small monthly fee insurance can really come to the rescue.
The skinny on security deposits
The ins and outs of the extra charge.
Texas Tech stuns Kansas
The Red Raiders' 84-65 victory sullies a night where the Jayhawks clinch part of the Big 12 title.
As Heard From the Hill
Listen to this week's KJHK episodes.
Underage drinking easy for many students
Sherrif’s office says it will hire more officers to enforce laws at liquor stores, bars.
Editorial Cartoon: March 4, 2009
View the editorial cartoon for March 4, 2009.
Guest Column: Student section could work on sportsmanship
Being fans of the defending national champions requires a level of class.
Editorial: University should adopt bicycle commuter subsidy
Giving workers this subsidy would encourage green commuting.
Student body president suspends treasurer
Suspension comes after treasurer releases memo to The Kansan.
Collins and Taylor share a special relationship
The two players are as close as brothers and have helped each other grow on the court.
Beecher: Hawks performing well with new pressure
KU fans grapple with exceeded regular season expectations and hopes for postseason success.
Students attend journalism career fair
Students met with potential employers at the journalism career fair.
Bugs help predict water quality
Andrew Short will present his research on bugs in Latin America tonight.
Kansas defeats North Dakota 8-2 in home opener
Catcher Buck Afenir played well sitting behind the plate and swinging the bat.
Thompson now a reliable hitter
Sophomore third baseman’s offensive performance helps the Jayhawks pummel North Dakota.
CReSIS plans trip with improved radar
Researchers will study causes of climate change by measuring thickness of glaciers in Greenland.
Oread site to be closed until December
Streets around the Oread Inn construction area to remain blocked until the end of the year.
Women’s basketball win streak could hit four
Four Jayhawks will play final game in Allen Fieldhouse tonight against No. 5 Baylor
Housing counseling available to students
Counseling group teaches students about tenant rights and responsibilities.
Students clamor for pre-break bronzing
With spring break approaching, students want to shed their winter paleness.
Morning Brew: Clarett blogs from prison
The former Ohio State running back writes to inspire others.
Tuesday, March 3
Provost to be appointed Oregon president
Richard Lariviere was named the finalist for the University of Oregon’s search for a new president.
Provost may leave University for Oregon
The University of Oregon in Eugene has named Provost Lariviere as a finalist for the position of president at the school.
Editorial Cartoon: March 3, 2009
View the editorial cartoon for March 3, 2009.
Montemayor: Once-proud network settles for lukewarm but lucrative
What does the 'M' in MTV stand for, again?
Clossin: Much to consider before couples move in together
It may seem exciting at first, but it's not all fun and romance.
Editorial: Bill reducing legacy tuition deserves students’ support
Legislation would encourage more out-of-state students to attend the University.
Traffic near Oread Inn will remain blocked
Today’s city commission meeting will review traffic plan for roads surrounding construction site.
Does Kansas deserve to be No. 9?
Questions arise over whether the Jayhawks can make it under tournament pressure.
CLAS announces new honors director
Kathleen McCluskey-Fawcett will replace Stan Lombardo in July.
Little becoming a ‘big man’ on the court
The junior guard has moved away from perimeter, and Self says that’s where he’ll stay.
Governor’s departure poses problems
Sebelius’ acceptance of HHS secretary leaves Kansas’ future and Obama’s health care plans in question.
Morning Brew: The Tigers’ train wreck
Missouri’s inexperience might explain the team’s mistakes on Sunday.
E-mail gives career counselors advice
E-mail gives career counselors advice
A confident Hall leads pitching quartet
Kansas’ pitching needs to remain strong in this afternoon’s home opener against North Dakota.
Where your waste goes after it’s disposed
Follow the process your trash and recyclables go through after they’re tossed away.
Monday, March 2
Taylor and Collins sweep Big 12 awards
Sherron Collins and Tyshawn Taylor are named Big 12 Player and Rookie of the Week
Editorial Cartoon: March 2, 2009
View the editorial cartoon for March 2, 2009.
Davidson: Socializing the Phog would be free but fatal
High prices for basketball games are a result of simple supply and demand.
Editorial: Cutting Stop Day acceptable only if dead week enforced
In exchange for eliminating Stop Day, students should have a week free from exams and projects.
Wiebe: Allen Fieldhouse still the best
Hinrich, team, fans still feel the electricity of the building.
Guard surprises with offensive instincts
Ivana Catic takes advantage of unsuspecting defenders and tries to play more aggressively than usual.
Jayhawks take revenge and ravage Tigers
Allen Fieldhouse erupts with Kansas defeating Missouri 90-65.
Participants benefit from conference
Alumnus finds Conference on Black Student Union inspiring and empowering.
Jayhawks slip in place but still travel to Big 12
Although the women fell from third to ninth, Wissel and Bonds will travel to Arkansas.
KU tennis team sweeps UMKC 7-0
New doubles teams are forming and Jayhawks are 5-3; Big 12 play starts March 13.
Sebelius may oversee Medicare, Medicaid
Mark Parkinson will be Kansas’ governor if Sebelius accepts position as secretary of health and human services today.
Site offers relationship gossip
Students can find information about others’ love lives on the newly launched KissandDish.com.
Morning Brew: Fashion trends in the NBA
Some past trends such as personalized band-aids and leggings have been suspended by the fashion police.
Aldrich helps Hawks cruise past Tigers
Sophomore center scores 19, rebounds 15 and dunks five in the Phog.
Service sorority chapter starting at KU
Omega Phi Alpha’s primary focus is community service; applications will be accepted until March 9.
Response to computer security audit slow
The University has resolved few issues from the state’s 2005 audit.
Kansas softball loses two, wins one over weekend
The team battled cold windy conditions in Texas but pulled off a 10-1 victory Sunday.
Defense strong in third straight victory
After struggling this season, women’s basketball team brings a united force to the court.
Swimming and diving takes fourth in Big 12 Conference
Many athletes break school records and finish with their lifetime bests in championships.
University celebrates 40 years of women’s athletics
Marlene Mawson’s induction and rowing boathouse dedication highlights weekend devoted to women’s growth in sports.
Sunday, March 1
Kansas wipes out Missouri 90-65
Sherron Collins and Cole Aldrich combined for 44 points and 19 rebounds to avenge Kansas' only Big 12 loss.
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