Stories for September 2009

Coping with different dialects

University and city deal with the language barrier.

Meier’s many talents fill out the field

Playing new positions is no sweat for the senior wide reciever.

Kansas gets set for scrappy Colorado team

The volleyball team will face an opponent whose current losing streak doesn’t reflect its toughness.

Goble: Missouri facing own athletic mess

Used cell phones and old messages could end up in the hands of Kansas fans.

Jayhawk finishes first individually

Nate Barbee won the individual title while the team took second overall.

Boultinghouse: Reading news online is different

The Internet has multimedia features, but holding a newspaper still gives the reader an experience.

Editorial: Twitter is more than a fad

Users are directed to information quickly, whether it is for groups, networking or leisure time.

Ho: Slowing down to enjoy life

Students forget the simple things in life are just as important as their busy schedules.

Joe College battle not over

Judge ruled Monday the T-shirt seller owes KU more money.

New Kansas recruits get their feet wet

This year’s swim and dive team sees new talent from around the world.

Dining Services gives free Better Bites samples

The Better Bites program offers low-fat, healthier entrees and snacks within KU Dining Services.

Better know a major: Dance

The School of the Arts offers its students many dance courses, career and performance opportunities.

Intramural players have shot at nationals

Kansas team moved on to compete at higher level last season.

Morning Brew: Let’s get ready to rumble

Revisit three of the greatest fights in sports history.

Letter to the editor: Athletes need punishment

University and Athletics Department turn a blind eye on the privileged few for athletics programs.

Five freshmen earn perfect ACT scores

In-state students receive scholarships worth more than $15,000 per year for a perfect score.

Speaker questions state law’s efficiency

Professor says state requirement for professionals to report suspicions of statutory rape may be unclear.

Morning Brew: Deeper look into fight

Sports columnist translates the “G” language.

Group sponsors sexuality series

Events include discussions on transexuality, domestic violence and intimacy.

Big 12 teams face suspensions, injuries

Problems stand in the way of teams gearing up for the weekend.

Kansas in third place after first day

Men’s golf hopes to rebound in final round of Kansas Invitational at Alvamar.

Roesler: ESPN overlooks the Jayhawks

The network focuses on the negatives of the team instead of the positives.

Professor to speak on rape reporting laws

Guest speaker is sponsored by the law department’s Federalist Society.

Rhetoric remains subject of debate

Emotion, reason difficult to balance in abortion protest tactics.

Twin swimmers continue to impress, improve

Brittany and Alyssa Potter’s swimming careers are characterized by supportive sibling rivalry.

Cosby: Katrina victims still need help

Some families don't have many options after losing food, clothing, housing and medical care.

Editorial: Students need safe midpoint

Establishing point between fear and relaxation should be something students seek out in safety measurements.

Lytton: Look beyond dress code

Wardrobe should allow individuals to express themselves.

Letter to editor: Gender tests necessary

International Association of Athletics Federation had right to make Semenya take test.

Who’s Who: Warren Corman

A 1950 graduate, the university architect reflects on his current role in building up the school.

Big 12 volleyball recap

Teams see heartache and victory in matches.

Kansas struggles to slow Southern Miss

Team wins despite defensive problems in the first three quarters.

Recreation Center offers lockers for $40

The Ambler Student Recreation Fitness Center has 40 of 100 reserved for rent.

Baylor takes Kansas in weekend match

Despite double-digit kills, Baylor took the victory.

Hard work pays off in weekend tournament

Three Kansas tennis players finished undefeated in matches at First Serve.

Soccer loses game, but rebounds

Jayhawks finish weekend with 8-2-1 record and a red card.

Big 12 teams win all but one weekend game

Texas Tech lost the only Big 12 game by one point to Houston.

Letter to the editor: Tanning is a choice

Salon hawk shouldn't be ridiculed for bringing awareness to Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Defense steps up and impresses again

After a rocky start, the defense proved itself with a crucial, victory-sealing play.

Bisexuals face additional challenges

Students struggle for acceptance in LGBT communities.

Care for rape victims inadequate, says DA

Short-staffed Lawrence Memorial Hospital is criticized by Branson for turning away victims of sexual assault.

Sub-committee formed on alcohol abuse

Student Senate to address constitutionality of Student Housing restrictions while advocating personal accountability.

McCoy: Take advantage of local produce

With the rise of super-stores taking over America, Lawrencians shouldn't forget the benefits of eating local.

Compton: No need to fear climate change

Worried about climate change? So were scientists 100 years ago.

Southern Miss. game notes

Freshman Toben Opurum fills in at running back; team not distracted by week’s incidents.

Fans react to fighting athletes

The University Daily Kansan asked for students' opinions about the recent outbreak of fights among student athletes.

Morning Brew: Football moves up in ranks

The Jayhawks rise to 18 in the country while other teams crumble from the top.

Montemayor: Fights forgiven, not forgotten

Athletics can deal with team altercations on the inside — assuming that it won’t happen again.

Defense clamps down in clutch

Kansas defeats Southern Mississippi 35-28 to finish non-conference play 4-0.

Tailgating recipe of the week: potato soup

If you're looking for something to bring to the tailgate, we've got you covered.

Jayhawks finish strong against Duke

Kansas improves to 3-0 with victory against Blue Devils.

Game day: Sept. 26, 2009

Kansas has rolled through its first games without much resistance. That should change this week.

Kerry Meier: A new kind of MVP

Get The Wave editor Scott Toland's two cents on receiver Kerry Meier.

Assault reiterates dorm safety importance

Students living on campus need to be aware of surroundings to ensure security.

Coldham: Internet dominates hip-hop

Hip-hop and the internet are linked through blogs and hype.

New rowers learn sport together

Novices must gain terminology and techniques in a previously unknown sport.

Esposito: Falling for fashion trends

Esposito discusses the rise and fall of fashion trends.

Visibility Day encourages open discussion

Queers and Allies join to raise awareness of sexual orientation issues.

Students pass out after giving blood

Two students fainted on campus after donating in the blood drive.

Letter to the editor: Fights taint Image

Letter to the editor discusses the recent fights between the football and basketball teams.

Tennis expects success this weekend

Players hope to use tournament as practice for spring’s regular season.

Football’s toughest position most watched

Cornerbacks face exposure that can open them up to scrutiny.

Williams: Work out on campus

Take advantage of all the fitness opportunities at the University.

Parking turns profit for students

Homeowners and students charge for parking near Memorial Stadium on game days.

Kansas Cities: Cimarron

Learn some fun facts about the city in southwest Kansas.

Models enhance classroom experience

Students learn more by drawing nude models than drawing mannequins.

Editorial: Farmers' market is culture

Farmers' market is a good way to experience Lawrence culture and community.

More than just a cheer

Kansas cheerleaders flip, tumble and practice to be a part of the KU Spirit Squad.

Student harassed Thursday morning

Woman was stopped by four men and pushed to the ground.

Kansas needs road wins to be competitive

Jayhawks hope to step up its road game in order to compete with other teams.

Morning Brew: Fighting isn’t always bad

A look at some major sports reveals instances where fighting can be acceptable.

Williams leads team over obstacles

Senior Brittany Williams has overcome challenges with her love for volleyball.

As clear as black and white

Intramural referees subject to harassment as they try to call a fair game.

Smokers feel the heat of rising price

Legislature consider tax on tobacco for revenue.

Soccer looks to settle score with Oklahoma

After last season’s loss, the Jayhawks want this year’s matchup to turn the tables.

Assault victims sent to Topeka hospital

Local hospital did not have qualified nurses available for rape kits.

Self, players address conflict

Taylor and others apologize for their actions.

Montemayor: Athletes' conduct breeds cynicism

Players on football and basketball teams taint the world of sports with immature actions.

Shooting threatened outside Towers

Man arrested for threatening a woman outside Jayhawker Towers Tuesday night.

Morning Brew: Fans, meet soccer

Alex Beecher instigates the long-overdue introduction between Jayhawk sports fan and soccer team.

Kumdo/Kendo club teaches sword fighting

Members of the club explain the art and cultural differences between American and Korean training.

Volleyball beats Oklahoma in five sets

Four players had double-digit kills in Kansas’ Big 12 home opener.

Opinion Desk: Add to political discussion

The Kansan Opinion Desk seeks your input in a new weekly column.

Bornstein: Intersex athletes face unfair rules

Athletes who don't conform to the standard dichotomy are at a disadvantage.

Editorial: Senate must use funds wisely

Student Senate has shown more prudence this year, but must continue its initiatives.

Players involved in second fight

Students report football and basketball team members scuffle behind Budig Hall.

Unglesbee: Tips for successful resumes

Follow these simple steps to an eye-catching, sure-to-get-you-a-job resumes.

Students, teams react to fights

Chancellor chastises teams; basketball and football players unite to apologize; and students share experiences, opinions.

Music review: Sondre Lerche

"Heartbreak Radio" (Rounder)

Men’s golf takes third in Manhattan

Walk-on Bell impresses takes fifth individually in his first collegiate meet.

That's disgusting

Drinking previously opened beverages

Good for you, bad for you

Listening to music while studying

Music review: Blitzen Trapper

"Black River EP" (Sub Pop)

Tomorrow's news: Showertan

Just call us Cleo.

In the life of: a stenographer

living vicariously through others is ok with us.

Get some culture: soul nights

Check out classic soul music at the Tap Room.

It's a twin thing

What it’s like to recognize emotions and thoughts in your other half

Editor's note

Do I want LASIK surgery

Trading clothes for cash

Feel better about last year's impulse buy.

Clearly an eye opening experience

A new life without glasses

Movie review: Jennifer's Body

Hollywood hits, indie flicks and everything in between.

Out and About

What's your guilty pleasure?

Five questions

Dennis Dailey and Afton Beebe

Kansas in heat: rekindling the flame

Relationship researcher Mike Anderson tackles the sticky world of relationship advice.

Late plays suit defensive end

After three sacks in three games, senior Maxwell Onyegbule strengthens KU's defensive line.

Groups must detail fund proposals

Student Senate looks closer at funding requests after a decrease in the student activity fee.

Budget cuts hinder academic programs

Reduced course offerings make it tougher for students to graduate on time.

Searching for Porubsky

Porubsky’s: Transcendent Deli is a documentary about Topeka’s last small grocery.

Wescoe Wit

Overheard around campus.

Kansas faces shortage of dentists

Counties do not have enough dentists who accept Medicaid or cater to low-income patients.

Q&A: Cisco Adler

Because we have questions. Celebrities have answers.

Soccer captains share long-term bond

Seniors Monica Dolinsky and Julie Hanley have been close friends since elementary school.

Q&A: Tucker Max

Because we have questions. Celebrities have answers.

Let's talk dirty

Bathing habits — and the idea of “dirty” and “clean” — vary throughout history and from person to person

Alumnus wins Emmy for ‘Heroes’

Chris Martin, 2003 graduate, won the award for special effects this month.

Basketball and football players scuffle outside Wescoe Hall

The fight started after one of the Morris twins pushed a football player. Since the fight, players have released a collective statement.

Jayhawks prepare for eagle formation

Southern Miss uses variation of “wildcat” on offense that could cause problems for Kansas.

Intramural forfeits perturb players

Teams with last-choice time slots frustrate opponents with gameday absences

Goble: Langford deserves honor

Former Kansas guard should have jersey retired like other Jayhawk stars.

Morning Brew: Don’t forget unsung heroes

The sports world would fall apart without the less-recognized but all-important players.

Six former Kansas players turn to coaching

Past football players carry the love of the game to a troubled high school.

Equinox tour sheds light on campus

Professor Johnson showed students how campus buildings align with stars and cardinal directions.

Freshman runners impress with finishes

The Kansas cross country team’s new members are making an impressive transition to college running.

Boultinghouse: reading news online not the same

The Internet has multimedia features, but holding a newspaper still gives the reader an experience.

Roesler: Lawrence music scene still impressing

Roesler’s ignorance is challenged and he discovers a town full of musical diversity and talent.

Letter to the editor: Salon Hawk not consistent

Salon Hawk sends mixed signals on cancer awareness with tanning bed while offering pink hair option.

Kansas uses Missouri loss as motivation

The volleyball team is looking for a victory against Oklahoma to get back on track.

Thompson: Democrats’ reform needs strength

President Obama’s healthcare reform pushes for momentum with help from unexpected endorsements.

Grant to further knowledge about science

Kansas and Oklahoma universities will team together to create “cybercommons” for the sharing of data.

Holmes: Back to basics: Kansas Politics 101

Political columns spend too much time making arguments and not enough time educating its audiences.

Deadline approaches for alcohol course

Only 63 percent of students required to complete the online course have finished part one.

Student wins Red Bull video contest

Junior took a spin with extreme sports star Travis Pastrana.

Bill could mean financial aid overhaul

All future government loans would be offered as Federal Direct Loans.

Nichols: Boss bashing in the digital age

Social networking sites are causing problems in the workplace.

Buser: Law may lift student debt

Buser talks money, debt and credit.

Roesler: Don’t forget offensive options

Kansas’ loose ends could be tied up by its tight ends.

FBI veteran to speak tonight

Mark Bouton will give a lecture at the Lawrence Public Library at 7 p.m.

Mazour excels on, off volleyball court

Senior middle blocker Mazour sets an example for others in a few different ways.

Former player enjoys coaching lacrosse

Club team coach Mark Barrath balances fun and fitness at practices.

Wellness Center teaches proper hand washing

Washing hands can be the most effective way to prevent illness.

Support legislation to prevent climate change

Editorial board wants government to pass preventative climate change legislation.

Morning Brew: Ignorance is bliss

The impossibility of accurate predictions keeps football season exciting.

Letter to editor: ‘No Smoking’ signs

Marcoux: Smokers need to pay attention to signs.

Scheduling evolves with team’s success

Kansas football will face more recognizable opponents in upcoming years.

Women’s basketball ranked by magazine

Team gets national recognition in two publications.

Editorial: Support legislation for climate change

Editorial board wants government to pass preventative climate change legislation.

Southern Mississippi game sells out

Team gets national recognition in two publications.

Bagworms eat away at campus trees and plants

A cool, wet summer has increased the worms’ population in Lawrence.

Female student reportedly raped

The incident was said to have occurred Sunday night in Oliver Hall.

Life of student killed in crash remembered

Friends, family and co-workers mourn Sept. 12 death of Kara Morgan, Holton junior.

Editorial: Help raise breast cancer awareness

Salon Hawk’s pink hair extensions are one way to support the cause.

Morning Brew: Game tweets

From the tiny keys of his phone, Montemayor live-tweets Saturday’s victory over Duke.

Soccer team sweeps invitational

Jayhawks defeat San Diego and South Dakota without giving up a single point.

Tweeting your way into a career

Can social media really connect you with the job market?

Blood drive goes on despite H1N1 concerns

Annual blood drive persists with new location and theme.

Boultinghouse: Ads show new sense of humor

Satirical commercials entertain viewers as they sell products.

Big 12 loses four games in week 3

Other conference teams rebound from poor early-season performances.

Rothman: Bulldozing running back shines

reshman Toben Opurum contributed two touchdowns to this weekend’s Jayhawk victory.

Aldrich, Kansas receive top rankings

Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook names Cole preseason player of the year.

Letter to the editor: the scary truth

Anti-abortion displays showed the gruesome realities of abortion.

Swimmers take on alumni to start the season

Alumni meet gave swimming and diving team a lighthearted opportunity to get back into competition.

Professor starts night tour of campus

Walk will explain how buildings on Mount Oread relate to astronomy.

Rugby loses competing with partial team

Team looks to make Westerns after 50-0 defeat.

Kansas wins at home against Duke

Despite a 3-0 season start, the Jayhawks remain unsatisfied with less-than-perfect victories.

Enrollment shows effect of economy

School of Business reports increase in students since economic recession.

Folmsbee: Vaccines not to blame for autism

Evidence shows vaccines are safe, but misinformation about autism is prevalent.

Kansas struggles early, cruises late against Duke

After starting slow, Kansas cruises past Duke, 44-16

Students stay in town for Jewish holiday

Chabad Jewish Center will hold Rosh Hashana services this weekend for those away from home.

Letter to the editor: where science fails

Misinterpretation of science leaves readers asking the wrong questions.

Toland: Extra attention not always good

University of Tennessee coach's ploy for media coverage may end up psyching out his own team.

Men's rugby club to play bigger teams

The team will kick off the season against Kansas State in Manhattan.

Addition to Memorial Stadium approved

Board of Regents approves proposed plan for new section in Memorial Stadium.

Cohen: GOP tactics difficult to stomach

Past opinion causes Van Jones to be an easy target.

Morning Brew: NFL needs real analysts

Football commentators are increasingly becoming former star athletes instead of career sportscasters.

Gameday: Sept. 19, 2009

An in-depth look at this weekend's match-up between Kansas and Duke.

Williams: Healthy running is happy running

Good form, a good landscape and good running shoes can significantly help runners.

Kansas football program has improved

The success of the team stems from Whittemore and improved facilities.

Swimming and diving brings back alumni meet

Kansas will host the meet for the first time since 2006.

Tucker Max brings humor to Lawrence

Famous blogger and author Tucker Max comes to Lawrence to promote new movie.

Editorial: Student needs should come first

University must focus on student relations in Provost candidates.

Take Back the Night sheds light

Downtown rally Thursday night raised awareness on sexual abuse and domestic violence.

Team hopes to improve at Invitational

Soccer team steps up game before playing San Diego for Jayhawk Invitational.

Brown: Abortion display ineffective

Different techniques would benefit discussion.

Recipe for Fall Chili

Sports Editor Stephen Montemayor offers his tailgating recipe for a special kind of chili.

Non-conference necessities

From rehabbing old wounds to forming new ones, rhythm is essential before Big 12 play.

Part of the team

Volleyball trainer works overtime to help players when they need it most.

As Heard From The Hill

Check out this week's KJHK podcasts from "As Heard From The Hill."

Kansas loses in Border Showdown opener

The volleyball team was unable to close its sets late.

How We Met

Sadie Johnson & Josh Weltha

Hafner: Uncovering life's truths in college

Struggling and searching for one’s faith in god may be the best part of journey.

Shorman: Preserving student code protects rights

KU students are fortunate to enjoy freedom that other schools don't have in campus housing.

Essential life skills: stain removal

In case of emergency, read quickly.

Women’s golf rises to third

Seasoned team of returners place three times higher than last year at Chip-N Club invitational.

Morning Brew: From football to boxing

Several boxing fights to catch this weekend; new bowl in the works for next year.

Beyond office hours

Getting to know your professor is more than standard protocol if you want to succeed in a class.

Editorial: New Hemenway salary too much

The Regents need to adjust former chancellor's salary or explain why it exceeds normal procedures.

Movie review: 9

3 stars

Editor's note

Getting to know your professors can pay off.

Music Review: 'Eskimo Snow' By Why?

KJHK's guide to sonic consumption.

Book Review: 'Everything Matters!' By Ron Currie Jr.

Reading. It's not just for textbooks, you know.

Journey through the past

How my job helped put my life into perspective

March on Mass. against sexual violence

Take Back the night, a nonprofit organization will hold rally tonight in South Park.

Freshman wins VMA award for original promo

KU student wins first consumer contest Moonman award from MTV.

Tomorrow's news: Snuggies for dogs

Just call us Cleo

Good for you/Bad for you: Wet ponytails

Sometimes it's hard to tell.

Beecher: Rock chalk a cultural wonder

Rock Chalk Chant a finalist in list of cultural wonders in Kansas.

Junior swimmer recovers from slow start

Kuzhill was unable to train because of pool closing in home country.

Tomorrow's news: knife-edged spork

Just call us Cleo

Stage Presence: Sam Billen

Local musicians. Feel free to swoon.

KU Dining Services supports local foods

University’s effort to save money, support sustainability includes rooftop garden and local farmers.

Stage Presence: Cowboy Indian Bear

Local musicians. Feel free to swoon.

Burlesque shows return to the spotlight

“Pretty Things Peepshow” draws crowds reminiscent of the 1930s hype.

Coordinated buses carry more riders

More people are riding the T a year after its partnership with KU on Wheels.

This Weekend: Turnpike Music Showcase

Because those CSI marathons are getting old.

Essential life skills: sending flowers

In case of emergency, read quickly.

Out and About

“What do you do to escape the schoolhouse blues?”

That's Disgusting: Popping your pimples

Dude. Gross.

Kansas In Heat

Down with pick-up lines

Letter to the editor: Kivett

Students would be better off with formal sex education rather than graphic displays on campus.

Restaurant review: Free State Brewery

The taste of the town. One meal at a time.

Forget the apple

Give your teacher a chili pepper: the Rate My Professor phenomenon.

Duke football fights for attention

Team struggles for prominence at a school where basketball rules.

Wescoe Wit

Heard on campus

Run — not pass — moves Kansas’ offense

Jayhawks are seeing fewer pass plays and more run plays as defenses get tougher.

Celebritweets

Twitter musings of the rich and/or famous.

Get some culture: Watch a foreign movie

It’s not all about fast food and beer pong.

Reframing the worlds of art and science

Collaborations encourage students to garner new ways of learning these seemingly separate fields.

Searching for bad taste around town

TLC's 'What Not to Wear' looks for contestants in Lawrence.

Ho: Why names matter

Different cultures bring different treatments to names.

Editorial: Athletics shows support for academics with donation

Potential donation from the Athletics Department to the academics at the University show how their relationship should be.

Lytton: Independent study fails to deliver under current policy

Time limits on independent study courses prevent them from being as helpful as they could be.

Golf takes third at invitational

Three players placed in the top 10 individually at The Fairway Club Invitational in Nebraska.

Goble: Success tied to other Big 12 Schools

Kansas must beat strong opponents to play in a quality bowl game.

Size, maturity set freshman player apart

Opurum sees playing time early at running back.

Political speakers in high demand

Dole Institute and SUA attract figures for political lectures.

Female engineers get new support group

Mentor program offers tutoring, advice and support to an extreme minority in engineering: women.

Volleyball to start Big 12 with win

The team needs to keep a competitive edge as the Big 12 season begins.

University creates global studies major

New program will allow undergraduates to obtain previously unattainable international studies degree.

Multivitamins make up for college diets

Students’ favorite foods often lack important nutrients, and vitamin supplements are a healthy option.

Morning Brew: Internet steals readers

A new ESPN Web site replaces the traditional newspaper for some sports fans.

Bus crashes into campus building

A Park and Ride vehicle damaged Higuchi Hall Tuesday afternoon.

Anti-abortion display sparks discussion

Wichita-based group hopes to inspire thought with message boards, voting booths.

Ashley: Technology promotes learning

Professors should not ban laptop use in classrooms.

Mirsepasi remembered as happy, caring

KU student’s passing mourned by friends and family.

Team managers help behind the scenes

Others may not notice them, but to some they’re “unsung heroes.”

Volleyball team hopes to establish itself

The Jayhawks can ensure postseason games if they can defeat other Big 12 teams.

Morning Brew: Sports anchors not so punny

Recent success leads to overflow of opportunities for play on words.

Roesler: Fans show support at UTEP

Jayhawk faithful make up for home crowd’s low attendance in El-Paso.

Kansas football notes: UTEP postgame

Defensive player recognized; Mangino praises offensive line.

Compton: The shrinking presidency

President Obama fails in keeping political promises.

Wheeler wants to shine

Defensive line eager to shed past shortcomings.

New senators take office

Newly elected freshmen talk strategy.

Softball starts practices

Team will host two tournaments in October.

Men’s, women’s teams rank nationally in poll

Kansas can add two more to its list of ranked teams.

Fair promotes sustainable energy

EcoHawks, a student group, used the fair as an opportunity to promote its hybrid Volkswagen.

Athletics to raise money for cancer cure

Soccer match will start the fundraising events.

Who’s Who: Paul Lim

English professor and playwright runs club for students to write and perform work.

Salon kicks off breast cancer fundraiser

Buy a t-shirt or pink hair extensions, or donate old bras to raise money and awareness.

Lawrence junior dies in accident

University mourns Kara Morgan, who died after a car crash on Kansas Highway 10 Saturday.

Esposito: Fall fashion advice

How to prepare your wardrobe for the cooler weather.

Kick the Kansan

Make your picks for next week's college football games! Beat Kansan editors and your picks could be published in The Wave.

Search for new provost begins

The University formed committees to find new provost and two deans.

McCoy: Personal health means smart choices

Americans need to stop using a scapegoat for their poor heath.

Crunchy chicken poses extra challenge

Runners in Habitat for Humanity race had to down a wrap before crossing finish line.

Tennis player takes first at tournament

Kansas sophomore Alie Dzuba and teammates played well in the first invitational of the season.

Obama’s speech leaves students torn

In a speech to Congress, the president discussed the future of health care.

Dirty mouth: Water may not be clean

Traces of prescription medicines and over-the-counter drugs can be found in water sources.

Cosby: Sudan shouldn't focus on dress code

Sudanese women are forced to abide by a strict dress code.

Salsbury: Moped policy needs rethinking

Decision to protect pedestrians could discourage some from moped use.

Defense carries Kansas in road victory

The once-criticized secondary stopped UTEP’s offense in its tracks.

Montemayor: Sharp is still Kansas’ MVP

An impressive defensive showing at El Paso doesn’t mean Sharp should be overlooked.

Morning Brew: Kansas remains unscathed

Despite tumultuous week in Big 12 and a less-than-impressive Reesing, Jayhawks held their own.

Service, visitation for Ashley Mirsepasi

Friends and family to mourn the passing of journalism student Ashley Mirsepasi, Olathe senior.

Men’s and women’s cross-country place

Teams take first and second at weekend race in Columbia.

Jayhawks finish weekend without victory

Women’s soccer team leaves the Colorado College Invitational with one loss, one tie.

Big 12 teams win six of 10 weekend games

Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, Texas Tech, Missouri and Oklahoma add wins for the Big 12.

Freshman accepts MTV Moonman award

Music video by Shane Reynolds and friends scores best Rock Band performance in Pepsi competition

Defense clamps down in Kansas' 34-7 victory

The Jayhawks hold the Miners to four rushing yards Saturday night

Gameday: squaring off against UTEP for game two

Taking an informative look at both teams' lineups before the game

Invitational will test soccer team’s ranking

The Jayhawks expect a challenge from the University of Denver this weekend.

Morning Brew: Oudin is future of tennis

Young athlete represents a new generation of female tennis players.

Senior’s experience helps team improve

Katie Martincich helps lead KU’s volleyball team this season.

Conference Report: the latest Big 12 News

Sam Bradford's injured shoulder, Dezmon Briscoe's return and Colorado's quarterback lineup

Battle of the brothers

Linebacker Justin Springer will play his twin brother in Saturday’s game against UTEP.

Bears no match for Jayhawks

Reesing, Sharp led Kansas offense in rout of Northern Colorado

From backboard to surfboard

A Kansas basketball player from 1990 to 1992, David Johanning now owns the Sandbar.

Not your average placekicker

Jacob Branstetter has shown he's not afraid to bring down a returner

Cross country team will face rival

The Jayhawks hope to prove themselves against Mizzou this weekend.

Kansas Cities: Garden City

A look at places of interest in Garden City.

Film festival brings the mountains to Kansas

The Banff Mountain Film Festival tonight and Saturday night will show pieces on mountain culture

Toland: Take care of things that can be controlled

Football season is unpredictable, making it important for players to prepare for what they can.

Bornstein: Learning to live with labels

Sometimes getting pigeonholed helps to discover personal identity.

‘Conspiracy theories’ still at large

Audiences for conspiracy theory films at Liberty Hall are cooling off.

Boultinghouse: Campus buildings personified

If these walls could talk, they'd sound like Clint Eastwood.

Unglesbee: Auditing our existence

Taking stock of a life can lead to unpleasant findings.

Undergraduates research abroad

Students are finding new ways to earn credits and help people.

Kansas hits the road to play first away game

Team will test secondary against UTEP offense.

Clinton Lake fishing report

Fishing conditions from Clinton Reservoir.

Kansas to try for triple weekend victory

The team will test its recent stamina-building exercises during this weekend’s Arkansas Tournament.

Graduate uses photos to save lives

Former student holds competition to raise money for wells in Africa.

Williams: Intramurals picks better Web site

Students will have an easier time registering for club sports.

Two pedestrians injured near campus

Two pedestrian-versus-vehicle accidents near campus Wednesday sent two students to area hospitals.

New coach brings experience

Miller relies on knowledge from 32 years in football.

Governor wants to improve school ranking

Parkinson calls for tougher admission standards.

Endowment sees record number donations

The fund increase offers more scholarships, student awards and professorships to the University.

Macho-Macho Man

Does going to the doctor make you less of a man?

A day in the life of a KU Info worker

Living vicariously through others is OK with us.

The A to Zzzzz's of Napping

Are you a napper?

Self excited for Hall of Fame Showcase

Men’s basketball team to compete against Memphis in St. Louis.

Former KU runner involved in benefit 5K

Past cross-country member for university participates in “Head For the Cure.”

Burgers at The Replay, laundry at The Jazzhaus

And other stories from the history of some of Lawrence's most influential venues

2009: the year of 3-D

With fifteen films scheduled for release this year, 3-D movies are making a huge comeback.

Trespassing for trust

How a night of camping restored my faith in humanity.

Out & About

"How do you approach someone you find attractive?"

Music Review: Elvis Costello

Costello's latest release: Secret, Profane & Sugercane

Movie review: Extract

Mike Judge's newest functions as a kind of bookend piece to Office Space.

Coldham: Hip-hop grows up

The era of southern gangster rap is being replaced with more modest indie artists.

Roesler: Fresh Ink refreshingly original

The Jazzhaus’ monthly poetry reading provides comfortable environment for Lawrence Artists.

Editorial: Parking fines help Lawrence

The recent increases are reasonable and fund downtown upkeep and maintenance

Wescoe Wit

Heard around campus

Kansas in heat: woman-on-top position

Sometimes the standbys work the best.

This Weekend: Bongo Love

Because those CSI marathons are getting old

Editor's note

Acts of kindness stick with you.

Good for you, bad for you: snacking

Is it okay to snack late at night?

That's disgusting: not wearing socks

The sock was invented for a reason.

SUA offers pizza with free comedy show

Featured comedian Dan Cummins tells the Kansan about the event and his upcoming TV special.

Library exhibit raises AIDS awareness

Health educators say students don’t take the disease and its effects seriously enough.

Young offensive solid during first game

Jayhawks hold Northern Colorado to zero sacks.

Twestival attracts locals via Twitter

The charity event for the Humane Society is handing out drawings and prizes to its attendees.

Get some culture: 'Good Dick'

It’s not all about fast food and beer pong.

Morning Brew: Q&A with Tech N9ne, Krizz Kaliko

Montemayor gets up close and personal with the KC rappers.

Beecher: Easy football schedule spurs critics

The Jayhawks undemanding start to the season promises wins, but more questions than glory.

Changes prove beneficial to Thorson

Transfers and changes land football player a starting position on Kansas team.

TOMS KU club to promote awareness

KU campus representatives to plan events for TOMS cause.

The abdominal dilemma

Is your ab workout helping or hurting your body?

Holmes: Svaty is best pick for Democrats’ next gubernatorial candidate

Holmes on the best man for the left.

Thompson: Turning up the heat: Climate change will devastate Kansas

Thompson says Kansas temperatures will rise by 2100.

Editorial: Join Senate subcommittee to examine alcohol policies

Students should voice their opinion as members of the University.

University student on life support

Ashley Mirsepasi collapsed at home Monday night.

Goble: Athletes could switch sports

In a dream world, sports stars could help other teams.

Soccer player wins two awards

Dolinsky honored by the Big 12 and Soccer America.

Campus museums getting creative

Budget cuts at KU mean finding new ways to show off holdings.

Morning Brew: Lions look to improve

For Detroit, the only way to go from winless is up.

Student Senate reviewing alcohol policy

A subcommittee is considering changes that would let University employees enter dorm rooms without warrants.

CReSIS joins NASA for ice excursion

The Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets will study climate change on ice sheets.

Defender uses family experiences on team

Estelle Johnson learned about sharing and teamwork while growing up with nine siblings.

New additions to women’s basketball team

Kansas players' profiles, part 2.

Nichols: College start-ups gain popularity

The dorm room is the new nesting grounds for small businesses.

Buser: Don’t blame Facebook: Narcissism is old news

Social networking sites not to blame for Generation Y selfishness.

Editorial: Forum to teach students about on-campus safety

Students should consider personal safety of utmost importance.

Freshmen campaign in senate elections

Candidates for five Student Senate seats introduce themselves to their fellow students.

Jenks: Thoughts on the Jayhawks

The first game of the season offered food for thought.

Oklahoma State and Missouri both win big

Big 12 teams silence doubters with impressive victories.

Cross country focuses on teamwork

Kansas runners place well at meet.

Montemayor: KU makes good impression

We shouldn’t rush to assume an easy season.

Laptad sacks UNC’s Waggener

KU’s junior defensive end tackled Northern Colorado’s quarterback twice in Saturday’s game.

Alumnae top Forbes’ 100 Most Powerful Women

Two graduates rank within top 10 in Forbes Magazine’s 100 Most Powerful Women in the World.

Police to host safety seminar on campus

Lawrence and campus law enforcement will give students tips on how to stay safe.

Jayhawks defeat Northern Colorado 49-3

KU shows promise in the first game of the season.

Montemayor: Tweets provide game recap

Twitter becomes a valuable media tool to update fans throughout the first football game.

Spotlight on Organizations: ISA

International Student Association welcomes students from all countries.

Kansas soccer starts 2009 season 5-0

KU soccer is undefeated for the third time in program history after two weekend wins.

Kansas places second in tournament

The volleyball team finished behind Florida International in the Jayhawk Invitational.

Kansas handles Northern Colo. 49-3

Four total touchdowns from Todd Reesing help power Kansas to a commanding victory in front of a record crowd at Memorial Stadium Saturday night.

Synchronization is the key to success

Experience guides the current rowing team.

Phillippe: No room for bikes on busy streets

Bicyclists should stay out of the way of drivers.

Folmsbee: How genetics can help explain homosexuality

The affects of cellular makeup on sexual orientation.

Editorial: Jr. Williams Fund benefits undergraduate students

A new fund allows undergraduate students to begin investing in the University early on.

Roesler: Believing in KU Football

Roesler discusses the excitement for KU Football and the hope for another BCS Bowl title.

Local Burger and Co-op collect rain

Ad Astra Student Co-op helps restaurant install a rain barrel.

Returning players secure a strong offense

Proven playmakers will provide a good backbone to this year’s football team.

Joe's Bakery gives away its secrets

Hidden ingredients to be shared before football game.

Game day: gearing up for season opener against Northern Colorado

Get an informative glance of both teams' lineups for the game.

Runners to start season with home meet

The cross country team is confident that its hard work will pay off on Saturday.

Cousins with local ties start up magazine

The two men combined their talents and created the online-only Epilogue magazine.

Get to know your game day

Learn some of the rituals associated with KU football and its long history.

Insight Bowl ends season

Last football season had its ups and downs, finishing with a bowl victory.

Editor's note: Welcome to The Wave

Find out what's in store for the first edition of the new weekly sports magazine.

Junior defender named MVP in tournament

Kansas women’s soccer team balances the stress.

Kansas Cities: Newton

Formerly known as the wickedest city in the West, this town offers a lot.

Conference report: the latest Big 12 news

There have been some last minute changes for the Big 12 teams.

Morning Brew: Channel surfers beware

Flipping past sports could make you miss the heroes of our time.

Kansas to host Jayhawk Invitational

The Kansas volleyball team hopes to improve skills to win tournament.

Stepping up to the plate

After winning the Triple Crown in the Big 12, third baseman could lead Kansas’ offense.

Fishing Report

This week's fishing report from Clinton Lake.

Kansas’ attitude determines its altitude

A look back at previous seasons might help to determine this season's success.

Stuckey named as candidate for award

Senior safety is one of 30 candidates.

Cohen: Kansas Republicans can learn from Obama: use teleprompters

Offhand remarks by conservatives leave room for questions.

Brown: Dorm life provides crucial experience for freshmen

The transition to college is eased by living in a close-knit community.

Boultinghouse: Finding value in trivial news

Every story has two sides.

Rivalries motivate intramural teams

Playing against rival houses excites greek flag football squads.

Coaches argue about preseason polls

The debate continues about how accurately college football polls reflect team talent.

Grieb prepares for final season

Senior defensive specialist hopes her leadership skills push the volleyball team to victories.

Club sport a lesson in time management

New women’s lacrosse president getting used to running a club team.

Red Mass to address religion and justice

Traditional Catholic homily for lawyers and politicians held in Lawrence for the first time

Good for you/bad for you

Watching late night shows could be disrupting your sleep.

Trouble on the streets

Susan Melgren, 2009 graduate, spent time in Armagh, Ireland, this summer.

Defense players compete for time

New linebackers are looking to impress teammates in their first game.

That’s disgusting

Letting your pet sleep on the bed.

Out and about

It’s 3 AM in Lawrence. Where do you go?

Tomorrow's news: So you wanna

Just call us Cleo.

Double the pleasure, double the fun

Local businesses offer weekly specials that give you two for the price of one

Essential life skills: driving stick

In case of emergency, read quickly.

In the life of ... a vintage store owner

Living vicariously through others is ok with us.

“Informers” a shallow, serious mess

Nothing can save this drama from the doldrums.

Rules of engagement

A lesson in international relations.

Editor's note: Sept. 3, 2009

Just because something is a great deal, doesn't mean it isn't also great.

Montemayor: Stadium or Petri dish

Not practicing common sense procedures while tailgating could lead to outbreak.

University proposes raising millions

Gray-Little and Perkins hope stadium seat expansion revenue will raise $40 million for academics.

Get some culture: play tennis

It’s not all about fast food and beer pong.

Kansas in heat: non-verbal communication

Relationship researcher Mike Anderson lays out his plan to tackle the world of relationship advice.

Wescoe wit

Overheard on campus

Stage presence: The Cosmopolitics

local musicians. feel free to swoon: The

Saturdays with Bob

How KU football brought my dad and me closer together.

How we met

Katie Hastings and Peter Lewis

Amateur Hour

For some local bands, open mic nights provide a launching pad for bigger stages.

Music: 'Watch my fall' by Jay Reatard

KJHK music staff’s guide to tasty sonic consumption.

Foods to help you lose that butt and gut

Eating healthy during school doesn’t require as much time or money as students think.

Study results that make you go … huh?

Four strange-but-true scientific studies that will leave you scratching your head.

Bud Light team-colored cans causing stir

University expresses concern about blue and red cans promoting underage drinking.

Morning Brew: Thursday night football

Montemayor suggests games to watch to tide students over until Kansas football season begins.

Kansan debuts new sports magazine

The Wave will be distributed every Friday and features sports columns, statistics and predictions.

Athletics proposes new stadium suites tower

The Athletics Department hopes to build an addition to Memorial Stadium and pledges $40 million to academics if the plan is approved.

Shorman: Early birds get the grades

How sleeping boosts GPA.

Editorial: Band Day parade will be a missed tradition this year

The KU Band Day Parade was canceled because of earlier network broadcasting times.

Hafner: Where scholarly and sacred pursuits meet

Questions of faith should not be taboo for college students.

Asteroid Head shows off art

Local artists display work at Wonder Fair for the next week and a half.

Jenkins talks health care

U.S. rep. says she’s happy to see many faces at town hall meeting.

Dorn ready to lead tennis squad

Senior wants to motivate the team and win more matches.

Professor helps plan eco-city building

Innovative design of self-sustaining building makes way-finding an important study.

Urban planners begin new lecture series

New lecture series focuses on new developments in the future of urban planning

Freshman wide receiver shows talent

Bradley McDougald’s fresh talent is bringing some excitement to the Kansas football team.

Morning Brew: Cubs trail behind in MLB

The Cubs are trailing behind after starting the season with hopes for a division title.

Campus ADHD prescription abuse increases

Recent studies showing a rise in ADHD prescription abuse among students highlight the medication’s misconceptions.

Smokeout events target student smokers

The event, put on by Student Health Services, provides resources to kick the habit.

Kansas Soccer ranks No. 23 in Soccer Times

Its successful week ends as it defeats Pepperdine and Arizona State and wins the Lady Vol Invite.

Swimming and diving loses All-American

The team has high hopes despite losing diver Erin Mertz, who has transferred to Purdue.

Wildcats not wild for new sports writer

Fresh at his new sports writing position in Manhattan, former Jayhawk is met with jeers

Freshman has more speed than former star

Freshman running back Toben Opurum’s teammates are enthusiastic about his speed and ability.

Ho: No excuses for being uninformed

Students should be more socially and politically aware.

Bornstein: Weapon of choice against God-fearing preachers

An alternate to those who preach a message of hate and fear.

Editorial: Raising admission standards will benefit all students

Upping requirements would improve student retention and graduation rates.

'Personal Finance' enrollment rises

Enrollment in the financial course is at its maximum limit.

Williams: Tennis a popular alternative

Other sports also thrive in the midst of football, basketball, baseball.

Women’s basketball welcomes ‘newbies’

First-time Jayhawks from around the country join together to better the team.

Flu shots open to KU

Health center also opens to those with “flu-like symptoms.”

Big 12 football teams adjust to economy

The economic downturn has not affected all conference athletic departments in the same way.

New policy in store for moped riders

Parking places and times to be regulated.

Horror movies inspire student group

'Bleeding Kansas' looks to organize genre fans, campus events.

Students can now get transcripts online

Registrar’s Office now allows for students to request and obtain their transcripts through the Internet.

Sayers returns to athletics department

Former halfback will serve as director of fundraising for special projects.

Former linebacker signs with New York Sentinels

Mortensen will begin playing in October.

Students begin Potter Lake cleanup work

The Potter Lake Project installed equipment to increase oxygen and decrease plants in the lake.

Athletics department considers economy

Changes are being put in place to raise money and help fans afford games.

Morning Brew: Couture fought a good fight

Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira couldn’t be stopped in UFC 102 despite an impressive show from Couture

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