Photos for October 2007

FILE PHOTO Published on October 31, 2007	Nebraska quarterback Sam Keller, right, lays on the ground after being injured during the fourth quarter of the football game against Texas, Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007 in Austin. Keller will miss the rest of the football season with a shoulder injury, the latest setback for coach Bill Callahan and the Cornhuskers. Published on October 31, 2007	The University of Kansas debate team ranks No. 1 in the nation after the six tournaments. The team traveled to Harvard this week where they placed second as team. In it's history, KU debate has won four National Debate Tournament championships. Published on October 31, 2007
FILE PHOTO Published on October 31, 2007	Chris Eelacruz, Coffeeville, Kan. senior, and Christopher Reine, Kansas City, Mo. senior, discuss their plans for the new chapter of the NAACP that they recently started at KU Tuesday evening in the Multicultural Resource Center. Both students look forward to promoting the association at the school in the upcoming semester. Published on October 31, 2007	Published on October 31, 2007
Mauntell Ford, Wilson freshman, gets her zombie make-up applied by Melissa Morrell, Greenbay Wisconsin senior, at the Lawrence Art Center Wednesday afternoon. Usually on Wednesday's, KU student volunteers meet at Liberty Hall to help junior high students to plan events and projects. Published on October 31, 2007	Aaron Rogers, Manhattan sophomore, drives up for two between Shawnee juniors Mandy Smith and Marcus Rivers. Published on October 31, 2007	The American Beverage Association says there is an increasing trend of tea consumption. Globally, tea is the second-most consumed beverage, according to the ABA. Published on October 31, 2007
The Japanese Garden is located on Massachusetts Street next to Papa Keno’s. The garden was built to represent and celebrate the 10-year relationship with Lawrence’s sister city, Hiratsuka, Japan. Published on October 31, 2007	Published on October 31, 2007	Thompson (far right) joins friends at one of the weekly “Mardi Cafés.” Each week, a different bar would be chosen for both French and international students to gather, drink and mingle. Published on October 31, 2007
Robert D. Novak, author and syndicated columnist, speaks at the Dole Institute about his recently released book of memoirs. Novak was a commentator for CNN for 25 years and is now working as a commentator for Fox News, occassionally appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press." Published on October 31, 2007	Published on October 31, 2007	Published on October 31, 2007
Published on October 31, 2007	Savannah Noyes, junior middle blocker/right side, makes a kill during game 3. Noyes scored 10.5 points for the Jayhawks. Published on October 31, 2007	Published on October 31, 2007
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Published on October 30, 2007	University Architect, Warren Corman, gives Representative Nancy Boyda a tour of the new $20 million addition to the Structural Biology Center. Boyda, recently, helped get $425,000 in federal funding for research at the KU School of Pharmacy. Published on October 29, 2007	Published on October 29, 2007
University Architect, Warren Corman, gives Representative Nancy Boyda a tour of the new $20 million addition to the Structural Biology Center. Boyda, recently, helped get $425,000 in federal funding for research at the KU School of Pharmacy. Published on October 29, 2007	Published on October 29, 2007	Nicole Cauzillo, senior midfielder, power past Selenia Iacchelli, junior midfielder, during Friday afternoon's game against Nebraska at the Jayhawk Soccer Complex. Cauzillo had a goal and an assist during the game. Published on October 29, 2007
Karina Garlington, freshman outside hitter, makes a block against Missouri. Garlington had 14 digs in Saturday's game. Published on October 29, 2007	Alyssa Potter, Bentonville, Ark. freshman, competes in the border showdown against Missouri in Robinson Friday evening. The Jayhawks won in seven events while Missouri took nine events. The next swimming and diving meet is on Nov. 1st at home. Published on October 29, 2007	Liberty Hall, located at 7th and Massachusetts St., houses a two-screen theater and hosts entertainment events throughout the year. After dramatic rennovations in 1985 the building transformed into what it is today. Published on October 25, 2007
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Ashley Crawl, Topeka senior, travelled to India last semester for six months. Published on October 24, 2007	Published on October 24, 2007	Dena Hart, Chicago junior, and Jessica Levy, Dallas senior, receive an award on the behalf of their 11-member project from KU Provost Richard Lariviere Wednesday afternoon at the Kansas Union. The team was recognized for their 4-stage project's impact in the Lawrence area for sustainability. The group advocated for re-usable cups and compact fluorescent lightbulbs (CFLs) amongst other environmental improvements to conserve energy. Published on October 24, 2007
Colby Wissel, senior distance runner, holds the Kansas record in the men's 3,000 meters. Wissel was named Big 12 individual champion and college All-American in 2006. Published on October 24, 2007	Published on October 24, 2007	Published on October 24, 2007
A mannequin displaying items for sale from “Village Witch” stands in front of the store co-owners and their friends during Pagan Pride Day in Burcham Park. Published on October 24, 2007	Corbin Residence Hall, an all-women dormitory, is rumored to be haunted, possibly by dead Tuberculosis patients from long ago. Published on October 24, 2007	A vacant hallway in two south can leave you wondering if you’re really alone. Published on October 24, 2007
Published on October 24, 2007	Two cage fighters struggle on the mat of the octagon at the Ararat Shrine Temple in Kansas City, Mo. Matches are split into three five-minute rounds, governed by a referee and a lengthy list of rules. The cameraman later uploaded this and other fights to YouTube. Published on October 24, 2007	Published on October 24, 2007
Fans watch as Steve Cox lifts up Mark Sears, Lawrence resident in red, and slams his head to the mat. Sears lost this cage fight, held at the Ararat Shrine Temple in Kansas City, Mo., but returned to the cage to claim his first victory just a few weeks later. He is now 3-1. Published on October 24, 2007	Published on October 24, 2007	Captain John Kirby discusses the importance of the relationship between the U.S. Armed Forces and the media. He specified how context needs to be conveyed in articles so U.S. citizens understand the full story. Published on October 24, 2007
Published on October 24, 2007	Published on October 24, 2007	Jena Correa, Macapa, Brazil senior, gives students free Brazilian dance lessons as a part of Brazilian week, hosted by the Brazilian Student Association. Students gathered to learn more about the Brazilian culture Tuesday night in the Kansas Union Ballroom. Published on October 24, 2007
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Sofia Dominguez, 7-year-old Lawrence resident, explores Kansas plant fossils in Dyche Hall. The Natural History Museum presented the exhibit What on Earth? Fossils, Rocks and Meteorites Sunday afternoon. Published on October 22, 2007	Published on October 22, 2007	Published on October 22, 2007
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Published on October 22, 2007	Published on October 22, 2007	Tanner Popp, Hoxie sophomore, contemplates how he would treat the wounds that the Field Training Preparation commander assigned to John Sebes, Lansing freshman, at an ROTC leadership training excercise Saturday afternoon near Clinton lake. The commanders assigned wounds after each battle based on the technique and position of the cadets during the practice combat. Published on October 22, 2007
Tanner Popp, Hoxie sophomore, contemplates how he would treat the wounds that the Field Training Preparation commander assigned to John Sebes, Lansing freshman, at an ROTC leadership training excercise Saturday afternoon near Clinton lake. The commanders assigned wounds after each battle based on the technique and position of the cadets during the practice combat. Published on October 22, 2007	Tara Falk Published on October 22, 2007	KANSAN FILE PHOTO Published on October 19, 2007
KANSAN FILE PHOTO Published on October 19, 2007	Erica Hawthorne, 2001 graduate, performs Thursday afternoon in Woodruff Auditorium. Hawthorne's performance was part of the Black Leadership Symposium. Hawthorne lives in Philadelphia, Pa. Published on October 19, 2007	The beef teriyaki bamboo pot and taro milk tea are popular specialties on the menu at Encore cafe, 1007 Massachusetts St. The cafe opened Monday. Published on October 19, 2007
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Published on October 17, 2007	Chancellor Robert Hemenway stands up against poverty in front of Wescoe hall Wednesday morning, despite the rain. The event was intended to bring awareness to poverty around the world. Published on October 17, 2007	Jani Gisi, Aberdeen South Dakota sophmore, helps Betsy Beam, Topeka Sophmore, tie up her costume at Fun and Games on Wednesday. Halloween shops are keeping busy as the holiday draws near. Published on October 17, 2007
Angela Lindsey-Nunn, Salina senior, explains what she does in her daily life to change societal views of people with disabilities. Lindsey-Nunn was part of a four-person panel that discussed women with disabilities called "Critical Conversations: Women, Disability, and Power" that was at noon yesterday in the Pine Room of the Kansas Union. The others members of the panel were, from left, Dot Nary, an applied behavioral science doctoral student, Dr. Jean Peterson, associate professor of social welfare, and Dr. Mary Ann Rasnak, director of the Academic Access and Achievement Center. Published on October 17, 2007	Katherine Moore and Kacie McClusky, Overland Park sophomores, don't have Halloween costumes picked out yet, but their house at 308 W. 12th St. is ready for trick-or-treating. "If they come I'll have candy, just in case," McClusky said. Published on October 17, 2007	Published on October 17, 2007
Ian Staples argues for a resolution against the zero tolerance illegal downloading policy at the Student Senate full assembly meeting Wednesday night at the Kansas Union. Fourteen KU students have recently become involved in lawsuits due to music uploads. Published on October 17, 2007	Emily Brown, senior right side/setter, and Natalie Uhart, senior middle blocker, block a spike from a Baylor hitter Wednesday night in the Horejsi Family Athletics Center. Kansas lost the match 3-2 in five games. Published on October 17, 2007	Published on October 17, 2007
Laura Gilman, KU-Hillel, expresses her opinion on what's acceptable to say around campus. A lot of the discussion was on gender roles and sexuality and how it can be presented to students of KU through different programming. Published on October 17, 2007	Junior linebacker Mike Rivera makes a tackle during the game against Kansas State Saturday in Manhattan. Published on October 17, 2007	Published on October 17, 2007
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Published on October 10, 2007	Vintage Nintendo games like Mario-Kart are making a comeback among college aged students, even with the release of newer games with better graphics like Halo 3. Published on October 9, 2007	Chad Davis, junior, runs against Garry Novavong during a touch football game Monday night. The Fists of Fury and the SP Opt Fly were two of the teams that played in the tournament at Memorial Stadium. Published on October 9, 2007
TJ McReynolds, Olathe senior, catches a pass during the co-ed intermural championship game Monday evening at Memorial Stadium. McReynolds' team, the Throwed Slappers, defeated the Blue Barracudas 22-21. Published on October 9, 2007	Phi Delta Theta's Brian Ozorkiewicz, Lawrence junior, grabs Delta Upsilon's Tommy Beeler, Leawood senior, Monday night at Memorial Stadium. Delta Upsilon 1 defeated Phi Delta Theta 19-14 in the men's Greek flag football championship. Published on October 9, 2007	Published on October 9, 2007
Joe's Bakery closes when the owners decided they weren't making enough money even after students came back to school this fall. The locally owned bakery located on 9th Street opened in 1952. Published on October 9, 2007	Aqib Talib, junior cornerback, and Brandon McAnderson, senior running back, celebrate with fans after Saturday's 30-24 victory against Kansas State. The Jayhawks broke an 18-year losing streak with their win in Manhattan. Published on October 8, 2007	Katie Martincich, sophomore setter, goes for a dig during the volleyball match Saturday night against Texas A&M at the Horejsi Family Athletics Center. Texas A&M swept Kansas 30-26, 30-25, and 30-19. Published on October 8, 2007
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Published on October 8, 2007	Emily Brown, senior right side/setter, spikes the ball during the volleyball match Saturday night. Brown had 9 kills, 20 assists and 11 digs. Published on October 8, 2007	Published on October 8, 2007
Lawrence 6-year-old's Kassidie Womack and Olivia Percich dance to salsa music during a game of musical chairs at Cordley Elementary School Thursday afternoon. The Hispanic American Leadership Organization sponsored the event for Hispanic Heritage Month. Children had the opportunity to dance to salsa music, decorate eggs, learn basic spanish and hit a pinata. Published on October 5, 2007	A member of the Dolichorynchops stands in an encasement in the Natural History Museum on The University of Kansas Campus. National Geographic chose to consult the museum concerning a film it is making called "Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure. The film was digitally animated and shot in western Kansas. Published on October 5, 2007	Carter Waite, Falmouth Maine senior, and Cassidy Kirch, Olathe freshman, rehearse for their performance in the theatrical production Translations. Translations will be showing tonight and tomorrow night, October 5th and 6th, at 7:30 in Murphy Hall. Published on October 5, 2007
Jeff Baldinger, Egen Minn. junior, defends Ryan Bigley, San Antonio, Texas senior during practice Tuesday evening at the Robinson Center practice fields. Published on October 5, 2007	Katie Waugh, Topeka junior, dribbles the soccer ball down the field during one of the 3 on 3 intramural soccer championship games as Rachel Piezuch, Lenexa sophomore, tries to intercept. There are three different leagues for 3 on 3 Soccer that consist of corec, men, and women. Published on October 5, 2007	PHOTO ILLUSTRATION Published on October 5, 2007
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Published on October 3, 2007	Salon Hawk partners with Lazer 105.9 to collect and decorate bras to hang across the Kansas River in support of Breast Cancer Awareness. There is a donation box in Salon Hawk on level 3 of the Kansas Union where students may drop off their bras. Published on October 3, 2007	Published on October 3, 2007
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Kansas City Renaissance Festival performers juggle fire Sunday afternoon. Performers audition to be a part of each year’s festival. Published on October 3, 2007	Graffiti, like the grenade above, was a common sight for Griffith while in Berlin. Published on October 3, 2007	Published on October 3, 2007
Renata Fernandes, Brazil junior, tells about the gradual understanding her mother came to after she told her she was a lesbian. Fernandes is a member of Queers & Allies, KU's officially recognized student group for students who identify as lesbian, bisexual, gay, transgender, and for the straight people who support them. Published on October 3, 2007	Published on October 3, 2007	Published on October 2, 2007
Jessie Fetterling/KANSAN Julie Cowden, Lawrence, speaks about her battle with breast cancer while Sarah Watts, Lawrence, left, and Nicole Huffman, Lawrence, middle, look on. These three women were part of a four-person panel speaking about Breast Cancer Awareness in Alderson Auditorium Monday night. Published on October 2, 2007	PHOTO ILLISTRATION Published on October 2, 2007	Published on October 1, 2007
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Kyle Busch's crew chief Alan Gustafson get's an ice bath from his crew members after Busch's win in the NASCAR Busch Series race at the Kansas Speedway on Saturday. Busch won the close race by only .085 seconds. Published on October 1, 2007	Published on October 1, 2007	Published on October 1, 2007
Published on October 1, 2007	From left, Veronica Hoskinson, Burrton senior, Spencer Anderson, Overland Park junior, and Charles Weniger, Stilwell senior, enjoy themselves during the ROTC Air Force 5K Run and barbecue Saturday at Broken Arrow Park in Lawrence. The run raised money for the Freedom Alliance Scholarship Fund. Published on October 1, 2007	Published on October 1, 2007
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