Saturday, October 31
At a glance: Kansas falls to Texas Tech
The Jayhawks struggled offensively against the Red Raiders
A more detailed wrap-up of Kansas' 42-21 loss in Lubbock.
Folmsbee: Vaccines not to blame for autism
Scientists disagree with the anti-vaccination movement over relationship between vaccines and autism.
Folmsbee: Science Nobel Prizes Overlooked
The American public loses interest in important Nobel Prize winners in science.
Women's soccer faces tough qualifier
Once thought to have advanced to its 10th straight Big 12 Tournament, Kansas now must win a play-in game that is without precedent.
Friday, October 30
Kansas to rejuvenate struggling run game
Jayhawks hope to establish an offensive game early against Texas Tech this weekend.
Shorman: Sending the right message
Students expressed worries in discussion of raising admission standards.
Police say student arrested at the Hawk
Police say student was asked to leave by employees and reacted aggressively.
'Rocky Horror Picture Show' draws unique audience
About 230 people showed up to partake in festivities and watch the cult film.
Kansas Cities: Wamego
Students discuss growing up in Wamego.
Texas Tech gameday
Get a closer look at the Red Raiders as they prepare to host a Halloween showdown with the Jayhawks.
KU-MU game important for many reasons
Today’s game presents the last chance for Kansas to earn Big 12 tournament spot.
Jayhawks to play ranked A&M
Kansas gets a second chance to beat No. 25 Aggies.
Cross country team to compete in last meet
A new coach and new practice schedule may be the deciding factor this weekend.
Basketball preseason numbers looking good
Jayhawks are ranked number one by multiple sources.
Short season helps team practice basics
Kansas rowing team prepares for race in Wichita this weekend.
Morning Brew: Johnson’s days in KC numbered
Chiefs running back’s childish behavior disappoints fans, coaches and players.
Students learn ecology in the field
Environmental studies course gives students hands-on experience by helping with the deer census.
Jayhawks hope for memorable season
Women’s basketball team will play Pittsburgh State in season opener Sunday.
Science explores happiness
Positive psychology workshop tackles the topic of happiness and how to achieve it.
Bornstein, Esposito: Holiday costume advice
Help for choosing a functional, fun costume for Halloween.
Editorial: A satirical look at Halloween
Sexy costumes may have taken holiday too far.
Boultinghouse: News we'll never forget
Media coverage ignores real stories for sensational stories.
Thursday, October 29
Toland: How will Kansas handle adversity?
The Jayhawks are in danger of losing their third game in a row for the first time since 2006. How will they respond?
Leading the way to success
Lauren Bonds has set a good example for the cross country team.
Kansas Gameday
Get a closer look at the Jayhawks as they prepare for their game in Lubbock on Saturday.
A band built on tradition
The Marching Jayhawks continue to impress by carrying on decades-old routines
Jayhawks No. 1 in both men's polls, three on Naismith watch list
The men's basketball team received 27 out of 31 first-place votes in first preseason poll. Cole Aldrich, Sherron Collins and Xavier Henry represent Kansas on the first Naismith Award watch list.
Jayhawks drawing comparisons to 2008
This year’s squad and the national championship team have several major differences.
KU receives C+ in sustainability efforts
Sustainable Endowments Institute evaluated the 332 colleges on their green efforts.
Movie review: 'Paranormal Activity'
Hollywood hits, indie flicks and everything in between.
Goodrich ready to spark offense
Freshman missed all of last season with an ACL injury.
Mixed sentiments on soccer Senior Day
Jayhawk seniors focus on fun and friendship even when facing slim postseason hopes.
Young secondary to be tested at Tech
Underclassmen will need to step up against pass-happy Red Raiders.
School promotes second female professor
Laura Poppo is now the only female full professor in the School of Business.
Compton: Obama administration targets naysayers
Columnist questions how much focus the president is putting on Fox News.
Ho: Social cue ignorance offensive
By not knowing proper social rituals, you could embarrass yourself.
Living among history
One student’s discovery puts the history of student houses into perspective.
Kansas in Heat: Stress and sex
Relationship researcher Mike Anderson tackles the sticky world of relationship advice.
Morning Brew: Big 12 vs. Big East
Which preseason all-conference team would win the epic showdown between the two best leagues?
Beecher: Disgrace brings opportunity
Football has historically faltered under national spotlight and succeeded in times of obscurity.
Letter to the Editor: Defending conservatives
Liberal mindset may be too sensitive toward terrorist attacks.
Esposito: Stop fashion plagiarism
Design piracy compromises someone's exclusive creation.
Class designs posters for advocacy exhibit
Students create posters for advocacy groups such as Sierra Club to coincide with an exhibit.
Exhibit focuses on beauty in daily life
Asian artists deal with potential for art in ordinary places.
Basketball ticket pick-up lasts until Friday
Students can pick up tickets at Allen Fieldhouse.
Wescoe Wit
Overheard around campus.
SUA hosts annual Rocky Horror Picture Show
The interactive show allows students to dress in costume and use props throughout the movie.
Editor's note
Revisit your childhood movies.
Wednesday, October 28
Letter to the Editor: Sex education reform needed
Abstinence-only education leaves out vital information.
McNaughton: Fear of ‘the others’ still exists
Many still hold racist or prejudice views towards peers.
Lytton: Handicap (in)accessibility: Winter months raise concerns
Routes through campus available to handicapped students need an upgrade.
Bornstein: Labels often cause unnecessary harm
Thinking before speaking can save from both embarrassment and hurt feelings.
Morning Brew: Ochocinco’s revolution
Bengals wide receiver will start a news leak for NFL teams on Twitter.
Montemayor: Team looks promising
Rocky semester should not tarnish chances for successful basketball season.
Kansas shows promising amount of talent
The sky is the limit for men's basketball if the team lives up to expectations.
What you should learn before the season
Five things you may not know about the women’s basketball team.
Campus demand for flu vaccines increases
Watkins ran out of seasonal flu vaccine Tuesday and canceled all but one H1N1 clinic.
HPV vaccine approved for use in men
Watkins Health Center plans to order Human Papillomavirus vaccines for men who want them.
Jayhawks end season on low note
Men’s golf team takes 11th in Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate.
String quartet's piece revives classics
Group will play pieces in response to Beethoven and Mendelssohn’s works.
New field: 'Positive Psychology'
The new area of study explores principles of how to be happy and succesful in the workplace.
Editorial: Domestic partnerships deserve equal benefits
KU should align itself with its nondiscrimination policy and the example set by the federal government.
Jayhawks earn sweep of ‘Roos
Victory in nonconference play gives Kansas momentum for rest of Big 12 schedule.
McCoy: Is honesty really the best policy?
Calorie labeling makes the bliss of a burger, the problem of obesity too reductive.
Thompson: Spare a beer, save a life
A few dollars can (still) save a life.
Appreciating the art of running
While all sports involve running, there are only a few that are built around it.
Goble: Women’s basketball ranks high
Kansas could take home first women’s conference championship since 1997 if it brings down Baylor.
Letter to the Editor: Nobel Prize win sets example
There are dangers in rewarding potential.
Tuesday, October 27
Roesler: Bradford’s injury proves a lesson
Oklahoma quarterback’s surgery shows the positives of leaving college for the pros.
'Karving for Kids' helps out charities
For its first event of the year, Dance Marathon tries a festive alternative.
Golf team starts promising, ends flat
The Jayhawks hope for better play today after day one of the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate.
Editorial: Certified nurses important
Lawrence Memorial Hospital is certifying more nurses to care for rape victims.
Politically Correct: The public option
Columnists weigh in on the health care debate.
Morning Brew: Big 12 North up in the air
Beecher discusses Kansas State and Iowa State’s position at the top of Big 12 North.
Pagan group to observe Samhain
KU Cauldron plans week with events covering topics such as witchcraft and vampirism.
Krishtalka named to database executive board
Director of the Biodiversity Institute to help run the Global Biodiversity Information Facility.
Letter to the Editor: Kickoff chant obscene
Students should ‘boo’ the chant at football games.
Unglesbee: Self’s newest recruit
Columnist makes his case for becoming KU’s newest basketball star.
A look at Big 12 volleyball
No. 2 Texas stays strong against latest opponent, Colorado.
Volleyball prepares to host UMKC
Kangaroos on a five-game winning streak, hoping to conquer a big opponent.
Jayhawks in seventh at invitational
Women’s golf competing in Palmetto Intercollegiate in South Carolina.
Who’s who: Milton Wendland
Graduate teaching assistant breaks down stereotypes in his women, gender and sexuality studies classes.
Football players nominated for awards
Reesing and Briscoe receive nods for performance.
Tabling event promotes drinking milk
Wellness Resource Center employees will give free milk out this afternoon.
Farm still facing possible foreclosure
Iwig Family Dairy awaits government loan guarantee before it can sell shares of the company.
Leach undecided on starting quarterback
Texas Tech coach will base decision on practice.
New flight makes recruiting easier
Kansas State close to filling recruiting class.
Monday, October 26
Web site offers information fair online
Hire Kansas Talent offers Internet forum for graduate program recruitment.
Kansas native adds new elements to ballet
Trey McIntyre Project mixes classical ballet, modern dance and multimedia in performance.
Man reportedly invades sleeping neighbor’s home, bed
Lawrence police arrest man for allegedly entering a woman’s bedroom and climbing into her bed.
Morning Brew: Cain more than able in UFC
Velasquez takes down a smaller opponent while Machida ‘best in the sport’ May is defeated.
Football suffers a ‘rough day at the office’
Three first-half turnovers doomed Kansas from the start.
Montemayor: Jayhawks lost their spark
Another disappointing weekend for Kansas played out on the national stage.
‘Jewish Jordan’ talks faith, basketball
Jewish Division 1 player who never played on holy days speaks tonight to all faiths.
Chen: Green my guy
Is the status of driving an SUV more important than worrying about gas emission?
Roesler: Modern art makes a stand
Art enthusiasts can find all they need in Lawrence.
KJHK music competition needs entries
Eight bands will compete in Farmer’s Ball to win recording time and merchandise.
Coldham: Too much R&B in hip-hop
Lengthy R&B chorus' shouldn't have a place in hip-hop.
Reesing struggles against Sooner defense
In Saturday’s game, the Jayhawks face continual roadblocks constructed by Oklahoma’s strongest unit.
Swimming and diving team loses to Florida, Arkansas
Some individuals still managed to notch victories in individual events
Cyclist struck over weekend
Student suffers minor injuries and declines medical attention after accident.
Editorial: Business school receives deserved recognition
Ranked program deserves University support and recognition.
Big 12 sees upsets and surprise victories
Kansas State wins again, and Nebraska and Missouri are defeated.
Housing proposal aims to stop alcohol abuse
A Student Housing recommendation would allow staff to enter rooms under suspicion of drinking.
Soccer keeps Big 12 tourney hopes alive
Team loses to Nebraska but beats Iowa State before taking on Missouri this Friday.
Business students gain real-life experience
Those enrolled in ‘Tax Research’ class present new form guidelines to community non-profit groups.
Hit-and-run driver identified
Police state Joel Cedric Hernandez was driving the car that struck and killed Rachel Leek
Friday, October 23
Suspect identified in connection with hit-and-run accident
No charges have yet been filed against the 21-year-old Lawrence resident.
Moving the program forward
New schedule provides tougher competition for the Kansas swimming and diving team.
Kansas cities: Seneca
Find out more about a Kansas city.
Editorial: Benefits program lacks equality
Partners of faculty and staff members in domestic partnerships should receive equal benefits with spouses.
Price announces 2010 baseball schedule
Team will play games in Arizona and Nebraska, among others.
Soccer team must win against Cornhuskers
Losing to Nebraska could mean losing a place in Big 12 tournament.
Big 12 looking to rule basketball again
Collins, Aldrich join Preseason All-Big 12 list of impressive conference players.
Women’s tennis approaches season’s end
The team finishes fall with two tournaments this weekend.
Morning Brew: NBA still lacking respect
Thibodeaux discusses why people don’t watch the NBA and why they should.
Rivals' match to break conference tie
Kansas and Missouri volleyball’s next match will break their tied seventh-place Big 12 ranking.
Conference addresses economic concerns
Kansas Economic Policy Conference participants discussed changes in Kansas’ economy since economic decline.
Medicinal chemist receives fellowship
Doctoral student’s research on cancer lands her an award, while she deals with the disease second-hand.
McCoy: Calorie postings may not be best policy
The days of blissful ignorance of what exactly it means to "supersize" are gone.
Beecher: Necessity of team facelift questioned
Changing team structure should be done with caution to avoid doing more harm than good.
Thompson: Spare a beer, save a life
A small donation—even the cost of a beer or Big Mac—can save lives.
Fixing image starts with respect
Having class is as much a tradition in Kansas basketball as playing well.
Letter to the Editor: Obama's Nobel Prize
President Obama's award sets a precedent of receiving honor before achieving necessary requirements.
Thursday, October 22
Recipe: Devil’s Food Field Cake
Submitted by Whitney Worthington, Austin, Texas senior
A look inside a Kansas game day
Pregame spirit has never been higher for the football team after recent success.
KU-OU Gameday
Get familiar with Kansas' offense, defense and special teams as the Jayhawks prepare to play the Sooners on Saturday.
Book review: 'The Help'
Check out a review of "The Help" by Kathryn Stockett.
Buser: Date rape's demise
New products to test for date rape drugs enter market.
Editorial: Efficient education
School of education will make five-year program four years long.
Holmes: Education in need of solutions
Holmes writes on high school education.
Montemayor: Remark on Mangino unfit to print
Column should have centered on KU coaches’ handling of fight, using the Montana coach as context.
Team sweeps Texas Tech; starts streak
The Jayhawks double their road wins from last season before taking on Missouri this weekend.
Gettin' your PDA on
Sometimes it's nice to show a little affection in public, but too much of a good thing can be, well, too much.
Friends recall student’s outgoing nature
Loved ones say Bobby Weiss’ friendliness made people feel comfortable and included.
The Hitchcock guide to a good scare
Take a break from gore-filled horror films such as Hostel and Saw this Halloween season and watch a classic suspense-thriller from Alfred Hitchcock instead.
McDougald adjusts to playing defense
Freshman receiver getting reps on new role in addition to offensive duties.
Top of the Hill
Students will be able to vote for their favorite places in Lawrence next week.
Good for you, bad for you: Working out at night
Sometimes it's hard to tell.
How we met: Shane Nickels and Dhyana Coil
All great relationships had to start somewhere.
Essential life skills: Getting rid of bad breath
In case of emergency, read quickly.
Five questions: Audra Boxberger and Mirah
Two people. Five questions. See how they stack up.
Wescoe wit
Heard on campus.
Locals recognize cycling issues
Although residents say Lawrence is generally a safe place to cycle, there are danger areas.
Hall Center to hold lecture with T.R. Reid
Writer and NPR regular will talk health care in the U.S. compared with other countries.
Researchers work to prevent chlamydia
Team looks to disrupt infection’s growth and find an antibiotic to effectively treat the STD.
Players vying for minutes
The men’s basketball team’s depth provides a challenge for athletes wanting more playing time.
A dose of reality in the ER
One writer’s shock to the system after visiting the set of the TV show she had grown up with.
Keepers fight for starting position
Two players have split the spot since preseason, providing extra competition.
Morning Brew: Briscoe on the big stage
Dwyer discusses Dezmon Briscoe and his potential to be the best receiver in the country.
Trial set for shooting threat case
Incident linked to fights between University athletes.
Time spent away from game pains Sharp
Running back returns to football after an undisclosed injury sidelined him for three weeks.
Google releases University map
New software will make navigating campus easier.
Essential life skills: Dealing with the police at parties
In case of emergency, read quickly.
Movie review: 'Zombieland'
Hollywood hits, indie flicks and everything in between.
Music review: Karl Blau
KJHK’s weekly guide to sonic consumption.
Get some culture: Spencer printroom
It's not all about fast food and beer pong.
In the life of: A stockbroker
Living vicariously through others is ok with us.
Kansas in heat: Wooing with humor
Relationship researcher Mike Anderson tackles the sticky world of relationship advice, one weekly Jayplay column at a time.
Editor's note
Visiting the real places you dream of.
Wednesday, October 21
Student will be remembered for her attitude
Rachel Leek’s friends said they appreciated her enthusiasm for the simple things in life.
Morning Brew: MLB could hire female GM
Kim Ng interviewed for the general manager position with the San Diego Padres.
Letter to the Editor: Challenging society
Some people need to break free from the peer pressures of this media-tainted society.
Goble: Montana coach shuns student media
Players are forbidden from talking to student newspaper after assault report was released.
Folmsbee: Science Nobel Prizes overlooked
Scientists from around the world were honored with Nobel Prizes, but the press did not care.
Students learn self-defense tactics
TAKE program teaches protective skills for worst-case scenario attacks.
Dole Center to host campaign lectures
Talks will feature political journalists and examine 2008 races.
Jayhawks can’t look past Red Raiders
Texas Tech not as bad as record suggests, Kansas volleyball coach says.
Kansas aims to compete with Big 12’s best
Lew Perkins says his goal is for Kansas to beat powerhouses like Texas and Oklahoma.
Cohen: Can Obama justify Nobel Prize win?
Obama was given the award based on provoking a mood, rather than for any action, but give him time.
Better know a major: WGSS
The women, gender and sexuality studies program is turning heads.
Nichols: Showdowns on the sidewalk
People break the unspoken rule and walk on the wrong side of the sidewalk on campus every day.
A new breed of treasure hunters
Geocaching allows adventure seekers to search for hidden treasure using GPS navigation.
University promotes students’ cyber security
KU Information Technology is encouraging students to recognize and protect themselves from online threats.
Tennis team to finish season apart
Players split between two different tournaments for last competition of the year.
Freshman leads team in weekend tournament
Despite earning seventh place, Kansas golfers have talent to look forward to.
Tuesday, October 20
Unglesbee: New ‘service’ makes relationships easy
'Loveproxy' minimizes pain in relationships, maximizes compatibility.
Stuckey anchors Kansas’ changing secondary
Senior safety Darrell Stuckey leads a defensive unit that has seen little consistency this season.
Thieves target unattended rec center items
Thirty percent of all campus crimes this semester have occurred at the Ambler recreation center.
Letter to editor: Stay for both halves
Even KU students are disappointed in the KU student section at games.
Boultinghouse: Fall Break trip offers insight
A fall break trip proved to deepen perspective of one columnist.
Morning Brew: A plus from weekend loss
Kansas can find a silver lining in Colorado’s excitement from beating a ranked team.
Politically Correct: More troops to Afghanistan
Three columnists give their insights on sending more troops to Afghanistan.
Ali Kemp Foundation offers classes
Free self-defense classes available Tuesday night in Robinson Gymnasium.
Roesler: First-drive touchdowns are key
Kansas offense needs sense of urgency earlier in the game.
Men’s golf seeking top-three finish
Team is currently in fourth place, only one stroke behind Nebraska.
Aggies’ practices belie game-time performance
Coach Mike Sherman addresses the loss, suggests likely personnel changes.
Monday, October 19
Lawrence police identify person of interest in hit-and-run
The suspect is a Lawrence man; his name has not been released.
Vaccine supply short, H1N1 clinics canceled
Seasonal flu vaccinations still available Tuesday, Wednesday at Watkins Health Center.
Beecher: Comeback victory slips away
In the final seconds, the Jayhawks couldn’t manage another storybook ending.
Track and field announces captains
Senior Lauren Bonds will serve as captain for third consecutive year, a new record.
Women’s basketball takes second in poll
The team tied with Texas for No. 2 in a survey of the league’s coaches.
Swimming finishes fourth despite illness
Younger players were forced to step up for the team.
Experts discuss post-communist Europe
CREES plays host to conference on changes after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Hafner: Green living could start at church
Linking faith, environmentalism could jumpstart lasting efforts to save the Earth.
Shorman: Positives important in long-run
Bad press hurts the University now, but history shows plenty to be proud of.
Morning Brew: In case you missed it ...
Late Night in the Phog displayed different side of athletes.
Texas defeats Oklahoma in rivalry
Missouri shut out for last half of game against Oklahoma State.
Morningstar, team move forward
Support from other players helping, guard says.
Cross country teams finish near top
Men’s and women’s teams rank in top-half of competition at ISU Pre-Nationals Invitational.
Defensive lineup shuffled again
Coaches continue to rearrange the lineup, looking for the perfect fit.
Soccer team’s weekend brings mixed results
Jayhawks gain first on-the-road conference victory against Oklahoma before falling to Baylor.
Jayhawks unable to clinch a late victory
Furious comeback in the second half came just short of giving Kansas its sixth win.
Volleyball team splits Fall Break matches
Kansas was swept by Texas, but turned around to sweep Kansas State.
Fire breaks out at Fifth and Wisconsin
Two units of a four-unit apartment complex were damaged, officials said.
Homeless shelter offers limited space
Lawrence Community Shelter is struggling to house homeless after another Lawrence shelter’s closure.
Fans get first glance at basketball team
Allen Fieldhouse played host to 25th Late Night with the Phog with skits and fun.
Bicyclist killed on Tennessee
Former KU student Rachel Leek was hit by a car in an apparent hit and run.
Letter to editor: Truth about the right
Conservatives' actions, beliefs often don’t match.
Breast cancer fundraiser numbers decrease
Salon Hawk’s results are down from last year, but efforts will continue throughout October.
Sunday, October 18
Q&A: Josh Steely of Daughtry
Because we have questions. Celebrities have answers.
Road surprise
Kansas suffers first loss of the season in upset loss to Colorado
Kansas suffers first loss of the season in upset loss to Colorado
Friday, October 16
Fans get first glimpse of men’s basketball team
Basketball breaks out the dance moves, preseason scrimmaging for packed house
Wednesday, October 14
13 swimmers make Kansas debut
Swimming and diving team travels to Columbia, Mo., to compete in the Big 12 Relays.
The heat keeps rising for KU volleyball
Kansas’ schedule against tough teams isn’t making the girls’ lives any easier.
Soccer team wants to finish strong
Jayhawks need to win games late to qualify for conference tournament.
Morning Brew: Singin’ Red Sox nation blues
Boston fans used to painful sports losses.
Elevation is not a problem for Kansas
The Jayhawks say they are prepared to play at Colorado’s high-elevation stadium Saturday.
Late Night in the Phog returns
The Kansas tradition continues this Friday, attracting recruits and spectators to Allen Fieldhouse.
Students cautioned about safety in Fall Break
Officials urge students to stay vigilant over break and watch for suspicious activity.
Kansas City to host NBA game
The Miami Heat and New Orleans Hornets will play at the Sprint Center.
Team revisits last year’s course
The KU cross country team prepares for another run at the Pre-Nationals this weekend.
Beer Fest expects large crowd
Kansas City Oktoberfest celebration has grown quickly in the past four years.
Sophomore dies; cause unknown
Robert Weiss, Colby sophomore, died Tuesday.
Lied Center set to expand with donation
New addition will harbor opportunities for distance learning and new music programs.
Ho: Embrace accents
Accents reflect a person's cultural identity.
Cosby: Death to the death penalty
Capital punishment is inhumane and costly.
Student ghetto sees high crime rate
Police statistics show that more crimes happen in this area than in other Lawrence neighborhoods.
Tuesday, October 13
Records broken as offense carries Kansas
Meier, Briscoe had competition of their own for career receptions.
Editorial: Lied Center expansion supports art and culture
New renovations will make space better for dance, music and lectures.
H1N1 clinic canceled
University stops flu vaccines for today.
School of Education could implement four-year plan
School takes five-year plan back to the drawing board.
Soccer star back in action
After strenuous injury, soccer forward Shannon McCabe is back on the field.
Sheffield, Suh embolden their teams
Is Texas Tech in for a new starter? Is Suh Heisman material?
Forum, discussion to address vampire hype
Campus events to host conversations on interests in vampire culture.
Who’s Who at KU: Kevin Willmott
Film and Media studies professor also works as a film director.
KU awarded funding for energy research
The University is working with other Kansas institutions on renewable energy projects.
Morning Brew: Wright might shine this season
Former Jayhawk Julian Wright could start in the NBA after two years on the bench.
Roesler: Colorado home advantage to test Kansas
Jayhawks must work to avoid being upset by the Buffaloes Saturday.
Alcohol, food trade-off leads to danger
Drunkorexia, or drinking instead of eating, is a harmful trend among college-aged women.
Players, alumni compete in lacrosse game
Match brings together current and former team members for competition and reunion.
Holmes: Renewing the Dole standard
Dole standard is not continuing in legislation.
Esposito: Ugg boots’ popularity baffles fashion experts
Popular sheep skin boot continue to be popular.
Monday, October 12
Beecher: Homecoming game was one-sided
Kansas’ defensive performance not up to par in comparison with success of offense.
Morning Brew: Soccer should not be ignored
U.S. World Cup qualifying game against Honduras went largely unnoticed.
Homecoming festivities create extra revenue
Hotels filled and bars ordered more inventory in preparation for influx of alumni and families.
Former Shell executive talks energy
KU alumna Linda Cook, one of Forbes’ most powerful women, emphasized need for energy engineers.
Colorado trumps, Texas Tech yields
Soccer teams’ relief at Friday’s win tempered by Sunday’s loss; coach still hopeful for season.
Kansas ‘outplayed’ by No. 14 Iowa State
Jayhawks look to make turnaround before facing undefeated Texas.
Defense exposed in conference opener
Saturday’s game against Iowa State shed light on Kansas’ weak spots.
Talent shows at combined swim meet
Both Crimson and Blue squads stepped up the intensity at Friday’s intrasquad competition.
Lawrence group hopes to revamp train station
Sante Fe Depot represents Midwestern modern architecture and may get a face lift.
Big 12 teams fight through injuries
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State overcome sidelined players.
Bornstein: A coming out story
Revealing sexual orientation to family and friends can be a defining moment.
Lytton: Sexual lifestyles deserve respect
People living non-mainstream lives are sometimes afraid to come out.
Editorial: Turning away victims unacceptable
Additional certification for nurses could help sexual assault victims.
Letter to editor: Bill will help students
Loan programs to remain even if Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act is passed.
Saturday, October 10
Kansas clings to victory, avoids upset against Iowa State
Defense struggles heavily but the offense picks up the slack.
Friday, October 9
Weather cancels weekend rowing, softball events
Softball's fall schedule cut short, rowing's away regatta canceled due to inclement weather
Intrasquad meet uses friendly rivalry
The Kansas swimming and diving team’s two squads will compete for points during the meet.
Letter to the Editor: Gay rights
Gay Marriage should not be left to the states to decide.
Kansas Cities: Manhattan
The home of Kansas State University and Tuttle Creek Lake.
Editorial: Lighting will increase safety
Action is being taken to improve off-campus lighting.
Softball team to play last tournament
Community colleges will participate in competition this weekend.
Rowing team hopes to settle score
Kansas will face Kansas State for the first time this weekend since narrowly losing Kansas Cup.
Weekend games could provide vindication
Soccer team needs victories against Texas Tech and Colorado to vindicate previous mistakes.
Veterans waiting for benefits of GI Bill
Veterans Administration not prepared to deal with number of Veterans who applied.
Senior guard receives Big 12 preseason honor
Danielle McCray named 2009-10 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Preseason Player of the Year.
Collins, Aldrich named Big 12 Co-Players of Year
Second time in Big 12 history award given to two players at same time.
Compton: Liberalism versus conservatism
Political differences may arise from where parties believe rights originate.
McCoy: Smart choices lead to healthy life
College is a critical time to start making good health choices.
Looking back: flu of 1918 shut down campus
The flu pandemic of 1918 closed campus more than 91 years ago.
Morning Brew: Athletes show us their stuff
ESPN’s Body Issue celebrates the physical art of the athlete.
Williams: Athletics enriches experience
Universities with sports culture aid academics.
Professor receives grant for research
Grant will fund project testing resiliency of abused children for next five years.
Thursday, October 8
He’ll always be a Jayhawk
Former head football coach Don Fambrough will never lose his love for the Kansas team.
Kansas trio finds quick success
Young Jayhawks are fetching early returns on the pitch.
Iowa State Gameday
Take a glimpse at Iowa State football, Kansas' opponent this weekend.
Kansas Gameday
See how Kansas' stacks up heading into its homecoming game against Iowa State.
Toland: No place like the hill
Gale Sayers has returned to his home on the hill. Who could blame him?
Morningstar writes apology letter to fans
KU basketball player said he used poor judgment in his recent decisions.
Fire at Aberdeen South leaves building damaged
No one was injured in the blaze that broke out at 5:50 a.m. Thursday morning.
$7 million center inaugurated
Building to house biotechnology companies.
KU works on improving cell phone signals
The potential plan with phone carriers could help eliminate dead zones and missed calls on campus.
Editorial: Tobacco tax, decrease deficit
Editorial board discusses the benefits of raising the tobacco tax.
Student actors perform in ‘Macbeth’
Months of preparation, which began with auditions in August, culminate in tonight’s premiere.
The ability not to push the panic button
For one Jayplay writer and millions of other people in the United States, panic attacks are a constant threat.
New lights could make neighborhood safer
Six student organizations are working with the city to install lighting near campus.
Visitors from sister city Eutin welcomed
Prominent city representatives, classical guitar orchestra, students arrive from Germany in Sister City Program.
Music review: Islands
KJHK’s weekly guide to sonic consumption.
Dog documentary fetches awards
Film, produced by KU student and two graduates, explores recession’s effects on Kansas no-kill shelters.
Kansas swept for second straight match
Volleyball team change poor historical record against Nebraska.
This weekend: Lawrence Art Walk
Because those CSI marathons are getting old.
Movie review: 'Capitalism: A Love Story'
Hollywood hits, indie flicks and everything in between.
Essential life skills: tying a tie
In case of emergency, read quickly.
Music review: Kid Cudi
KJHK’s weekly guide to sonic consumption.
Restaurant review: Wheatfields bakery
The taste of the town. One meal at a time.
Wescoe Wit
Overheard around campus.
Kansas in heat: getting fit for sex
Relationship researcher Mike Anderson tackles the sticky world of relationship advice.
Connecting without the cost
Innovative ways to avoid expensive dates.
Morning Brew: Back in “like” with baseball
Hotly contested tiebreaker game renews interest in sport.
Coldham: Lost art of album making
Coldham discusses the fall of the album and rise of the mixtape.
Roesler: Going noodles for restaurant
Roesler salivates over the thought of Noodles and Company moving to Lawrence.
Going the distance
Video chatting helps students network and even apply for jobs.
In the life of... an herbalist
Living vicariously through others is ok with us.
Editor's note
Eating healthy. How much is too much?
Good for you, bad for you
Rubbing allergic eyes.
Soy: superfood or super health risk?
Could the vitamin-packed, once-touted bean actually be hurting your health?
WARhol and PEACE at art museum tonight
Screenprinting and 1980s food will be featured at the event.
Beecher: Thursday not for small teams
Missouri and Nebraska square off this week in the unexpected time slot.
Bye week provides break from the field
Football team spends break from playing to watch games.
Wednesday, October 7
Damaged car was not Pollard's
Markieff Morriss drove teammate Tyshawn Taylor’s car and struck another car on 17th and Tennessee Streets.
Student athletes' discipline in question
The University is investigating potential violations of the Student Code of Conduct.
Letter to editor: Can't cut student loans
Pell Grants and Stafford Loans should be defended by those who depend on them.
Doctoral student discovers fanged frog
New bird-eating species discovered in Thailand measures 12 to 15 centimeters long.
Morning Brew: Fantasy football is serious business
Preparation and care for fictional teams takes over Sundays.
Softball coach has turned team around
Megan Smith has brought high expectations and discipline to her first season at Kansas.
Few professors aware of textbook royalty policy
An obscure University policy reaffirms professors’ practice of donating royalties from textbooks they have authored.
Student arrested on suspicion of robbery
Armed man held delivery drivers at gunpoint on separate occasions.
Kansas to face biggest test yet this season
Volleyball team will attempt to defeat Nebraska for the first time in program history.
Editorial: Restrictions suppress student journalism
The University Daily Kansan has joined 32 other universities in support of the protection of collegiate First Amendment rights.
Building better lives in Bolivia
KU chapter of Engineers Without Borders returns to South America to check up on its work.
Goble: Morningstar’s suspension hurts himself
Junior guard’s DWI hurts his chances as a starter more than it hurts the team.
Late Night in the Phog marks 25th annual event
Schedule is set for this year's Late Night in the Phog.
Former Kansas player seeks third WNBA title
Tamecka Dixon will play in game four of WNBA Finals tonight.
Tennis players qualify for tournament
Four Jayhawks will play in regionals in Oklahoma City later this month.
Keeping the kicker on the sidelines
Instead of falling back on field goals, Mangino shows aggression in fourth down situations.
Thompson: Gay rights deserve more attention
Gay rights a pressing issue that the president should hear.
Unglesbee: New ‘service’ makes relationships easy
Welcome to Loveproxy.
Tuesday, October 6
Informal treatment may help tune out stress
Students can use music therapy methods to help with everyday problems.
Flag football players prepare for playoffs
Intramural teams to play for chance at championships in Memorial Stadium.
Politically correct: Columnists weigh in on cigarette tax
Cohen, Thompson and Compton discuss Gov. Parkinson's proposed tax increases.
Editorial: Alcohol policies flawed
Administration is taking the right steps, but there is room for improvement.
New Web database replaces Spanish books
200-level Spanish students replace printed texts with a cheaper, more interactive alternative.
Big 12 play proves tough for top-ranked schools
Players buckle down as Kansas approaches conference games.
Letter to Editor: Climate change is real
The issue is a matter of humanity, and some countries feel its effects daily.
Morning Brew: Royals fail to deliver in October
American League Central has a tie-breaker for playoffs.
Nichols: Accepting the f-bomb
Bad words are only as bad as we make them out to be.
Kansas game against Colorado to run on FSN
This match will be only the second to begin after noon this season.
Oklahoma takes hits as players get hurt
Coach says injured players won’t hold team back.
Stimulus providing fellowships to grad students
Fellowships will be available in early 2010.
Roesler: Dramatic future for Big 12 North
Possible outcomes in the conference give fans food for thought.
Editor, business manager positions open at Kansan
The University Daily Kansan is hiring for Spring 2010 semester.
KU Hospital ranked among top five centers
Hospital was judged for the list with 93 other medical centers.
Monday, October 5
Kick the Kansan
Make your picks for who will win next weekend's football games! Beat a Kansan editor and you could win a prize.
Editor's note: Growing up a Jayhawk
Homecoming from the perspective of a born Jayhawk.
Chancellor looks forward to homecoming
Gray-Little said she was excited for weekend activities.
Buser: Homecoming has something for everyone
This year’s festivities will not disappoint if the past three years are any indication.
Students put hours, effort into floats
Parade one of many homecoming traditions alumni enjoy.
Senate group reviews alcohol policies
Alcohol sub-committee will create survey to gauge how students think different policies work.
First generation Jayhawks adjust to campus
Students with no background knowledge learn about University life as they go.
Morningstar suspended after DWI
Coach Self announces junior guard is barred from competition and travel this fall.
Students gather for harvest celebration
East Asian festival recognized with barbecue, moon-viewing party.
Softball wins two of three weekend games
Jayhawks pulled out victories in an up-and-down Jayhawk Fall Invitational.
Police investigate crimes’ connection
Arrest of Lawrence man may be related to Burge Union incident.
Oklahoma loses second game of the season
Backup quarterbacks, non-conference losses define weekend for several Big 12 teams.
Montemayor: Big 12 play suffers
Only Kansas State stole a victory for the conference in a disappointing weekend.
Morning Brew: Overzealous zebras
Referees wrong to punish celebrating players with game-changing penalties.
Volleyball winless in Big 12 road games
Kansas lost at Texas A&M Saturday despite strong play from sophomore Allison Mayfield.
Kansas rowing off to a strong start
Jayhawks dominate the competition in Boot of the Oklahoma meet.
Trouble in Texas for soccer team
Jayhawks suffer two close losses to Longhorns and No. 15 Aggies.
CLAS implements new advising system
Graduation positioning system will help students explore majors and plan to graduate on time.
Letter to editor: Sticking with organic foods
Proof in the pudding for the benefits of chemical-free grub
Buser: Sleep well, avoid stress
College students are putting rest on the back burner.
Ex.C.E.L. award given during Homecoming
One male and one female student receive the award for outstanding academic performance and involvement.
Festival explores cultural heritage
Nordic festival brings Middle Ages Scandinavia to Douglas County Fairgrounds.
Editorial: Lessons learned from athletes' fight
Altercations shine a negative light on the University.
Alumni Center sponsors cookout
Homecoming Steering Committee plans several events during homecoming week.
Lessons from Lawrence’s past
A look at how a 1960s counterculture helped shape homecoming tradition.
Cross country continues to build strength
Women’s and men’s team improved placement from last year’s Oklahoma Cowboy Jamboree meet.
Heat on the ice: Jayhawks lose to Tigers
Tensions escalated Friday as hockey players got penalties, culminating with fight in the ring.
Homecoming rival has its own traditions
Iowa State puts on a show with its campus culture.
Showing 'em how it's done
KU alumni band makes its once a year appearance at half time Saturday.
Shorman: Dry-campus reconsidered
Bringing alcohol back on University property; possibility with a new provost.
Greek community big part of homecoming
This week's competitions and events include many of the University's chapters.
McQuiston: Freshmen settle in with homecoming
Underclassmen shouldn’t take opportunities that homecoming offers for granted.
Charity events begin homecoming week
Canned food and running shoes bring in donations for the Douglas County United Way.
Baby Jay experience spans generations
Big Jay’s tiny counterpart has evolved since Amy Hurst introduced the mascot in 1971.
Alumni play different roles now at University
Former students have returned to the University not just for homecoming, but for deeper purpose.
Daily events kick off Homecoming Week
SUA events encourage students and alumni to show their Jayhawk pride.
Jayhawks of many generations celebrate
Students share memories of the University from their younger days.
Saturday, October 3
Friday, October 2
Police say athlete incident related to other arrest
Police say the arrest of a 19-year-old man on charges of criminal threat were related to the fight between athletes at the Burge Union.
Williams: Foodie talks nutrition
Even with exercise, poor nutrition can affect a player’s abilities.
Students show indifference in health care
Young adults have yet to play active role in rallies, heated discussions.
Past plays make future predictions
Football team learns from mistakes to prepare for conference games.
Kansas to change strategy for large race
Cross country runners will tweak their group packing method for their biggest meet so far.
Working together: media and the military
Students interview soldiers from Leavenworth for joint military and media program.
Soccer team to play at intimidating venue
Jayhawks will face Texas A&M at Aggie Soccer Stadium this weekend.
Swimming and diving focus on fundamentals
Team tailors drills to turns and starts to prepare for Big 12 Relays.
Seasonal events highlight Chinese culture
Several groups on campus are hosting events for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
College Republicans hold health care forum
Group hosted two experts in hope of sparking more student interest.
Reesing named semifinalist for football award
Senior quarterback Todd Reesing has been named a semifinalist for the William V. Campbell trophy.
Yankee Stadium to host Big 12 bowl game
Stadium in the Bronx will host an annual college football bowl game.
Morning Brew: Discount refs hurt NBA
Hiring less experienced officials may take stars out of game.
Border hockey rivalry to play out tonight
Kansas and Missouri will face off in a hockey game in Overland Park.
Border hockey rivalry to play out tonight
Kansas and Missouri will face off in a hockey game in Overland Park.
Rowing team tests its strength
Team will compete in the Boot of Oklahoma, the first regatta of the season.
Shooting for something bigger
Senior Emily Powers leads this year’s golf team as Kansas tries to qualify for regionals for the first time in school history.
Woman ordered into car while jogging
University police issue crime alert and warn students to be aware.
Folmsbee: Organic foods revealed
Techniques used in organic farming are wasteful and are not beneficial.
Editorial: Intersection needs improvement
Intersection at 15th Street and Engel Road may not be safe for pedestrians.
Kansas tested by Southern Miss
Jayhawks pull out victory against Golden Eagles to improve to 4-0.
Strongman competition held in South Park
Fitness studio to hold competition that includes a keg toss and tire flip.
Brown: Different season, same chant
Vulgar chant does not measure up to valued traditions.
Films depict life in Soviet Bloc
Eastern European film festival marks 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
An uncommon selection
Canadian Krysten Boogaard chose basketball over hockey and other traditional sports.
Toland: Upsets commonplace in college
In college sports, anything is possible.
Letter to the Editor: Habits form early
Binge drinking begins before freshman year of college.
Thursday, October 1
Hafner: Let’s talk about faith
Web site allows outlet for creativity, religious discussion.
Center promotes sex and alcohol safety
Event held to educate students on how to increase personal safety while drinking.
Kansas spirit never wanes
Former Kansas coach Don Fambrough remains a staple in football program despite having been fired twice.
Kansas in heat: setting the mood
Relationship researcher Mike Anderson tackles the sticky world of relationship advice.
Out and about
What is the weirdest thing you’ve seen in Lawrence?
Q&A: Michael Ian Black
Because we have questions. Celebrities have answers.
Autism speaks
Fighting for the cause on my spring break.
Kansas volleyball beats Colorado
Jayhawks finished strong against Colorado, winning two sets and their fourth home win.
Editor's note
Extra semesters can be beneficial.
Buildings without water; street floods
A water-main break on Wednesday flooded West Campus Road yet left halls and houses dry.
More than just man's best friend
Studies show the psychological basis for dog and owner resemblance.
How we met
Elliott Stevens and Rocio Sancherares.
Q&A Girl Talk
Because we have questions. Celebrities have answers.
Movie review: 'The Informant!'
Hollywood hits, indie flicks and everything in between.
Wescoe Wit
Overheard around campus.
Hanson to play free concert
Band comes to campus to support cause.
This weekend
Tallgrass Prairie National Reserve
Beecher: Video games predict Kansas wins
Kansas handles Iowa State without trouble and ends up earning another BCS berth with a victory.
In the life of: a KU FIT instructor
Living vicariously through others is okay with us.
Our electronic addiction
When did digital communication get so controversial and why are we so addicted to it?
Morning Brew: Away games fill bye week
As football takes a hiatus, many non-revenue sports such as softball are scheduled to play.
Musicology
A player's guide to Lawrence music shops.
Celebritweets: Bo Burnham (boburnham)
Twitter musings of the rich and/or famous.
Good for you, bad for you: Going commando
Sometimes it’s hard to tell.
KU sees record number in diversity
Incoming freshmen of many races made this semester the most diverse in KU history.
Book review: L.A. Candy by Lauren Conrad
Reading. It’s not just for textbooks, you know.
Music review: Yo La Tengo, ‘Popular Songs’ (Matador)
KJHK’s weekly guide to sonic consumption.
KU alumnus hones martial arts skills
Froidevaux won two gold medals at State Games of America.
Keying in on germs
The surfaces of public computer keyboards harbor hundreds of germs and bacteria. Ick.
That's disgusting: Sharing earbuds
Dude. Gross.
Stage presence: The Atomic Blues
Local musicians. Feel free to swoon.
Them's fightin' words
How NOT to get into a bar fight.
Get some culture: Sunfire Ceramics
It's not all about fast food and beer pong.
Boot camp conditions basketball players
Work out is fine for some, grueling for others.
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