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Access for all: Becoming an inclusive campus

May 2, 2012

Students and administrators expand on accessibility issues at the University.

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Women in power cope with gender bias

Some campus leaders feel they aren't always treated the same as men.

University encourages safety on stop day

Many students will drink on stop day, but the university is encouraging them to do it safely.

University revamps payroll

The University is making changes to its payroll system.

Search for new vice provost of student affairs coming to a close

The search committee thinks that the decision will be made later this week

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Finding faith with James Naismith

Very few realize that James Naismith created basketball as a way to instill Christian values into young men.

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University buyout attracts 149 applications from employees

University faculty and employees who are offered a buyout will have until July 16 to decide whether to accept it.

Construction causes road closures on West Campus

Access to West Campus will be limited until August because of road work.

University law student charged after fatal drunk driving accident

JD/MBA student Robert Domsch was charged with involuntary manslaughter after driving the wrong direction on I-670.

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Police search for missing former student

While family members distribute flyers in Lawrence, police continue to search the rural area where Yelekal Alemu's vehicle was found Saturday.

University employee pleads not guilty to rape charge

A trial has been scheduled for Aug. 13.

Education students under pressure as teaching program shifts to four years

Because two teaching classes were admitted in the same school year, 120 students will be applying for jobs that 75 usually fight for.

Burglary reported at student apartments

A student awoke early this morning to spot a thief in the act of stealing his computer.

Entertainment puzzle answers for May 3

These are the answers to the puzzles on page 4.

Johnson, Bliss progress on six of seven major platform issues

Johnson and Bliss's work has brought many improvements to campus, including renovations of the first floor of the Union and Wescoe Beach.

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Patrol targeting underage drinking issues many citations Friday

The Fake ID 101 Task Force also issued a citation to a Topeka catering company that provided alcohol at a fraternity event.

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