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Photos for April 10, 2008

Adam McGonigle and Michael Gillaspie of United Students celebrate after being elected president and vice-president of Student Senate. This is the second year United Students has won the presidency. Published on April 10, 2008	Connect Student Senate vice presidential candidate Jason Oruch, left, and presidential candidate Austin Kelly, right, listen as the United Students were annouced the presidential and vice presidential winners. Published on April 10, 2008	Kansas coach Bill Self speaks at a press conference yesterday afternoon at Hadl Auditorium. Self spoke about his intent to stay with the Jayhawks for next season despite talks with the Oklahoma State athletic department. Published on April 10, 2008
Honglei Li, Haerbin, China junior, waves the Chinese flag along side several other KU students, who showed their support for the Summer Olympics in Beijing on Wescoe Beach Thursday afternoon. Some people are protesting the games because of China's alleged human rights violations in the territory of Tibet. "Our idea is that the Olympic Games are not political," Li said. "It's a world thing." Published on April 10, 2008	Eric Hyde, Lawrence sophomore, Mitchell Jones, Burlington sophomore, and Adam Wood, Lawrence junior, anticipate the election results for student senate Tuesday night at Vice President nominee, Eric Hyde's, house. All three were part of the Students for Liberty group promoting energy preservation on campus. Published on April 10, 2008	Eman Shawiwani, Olathe senior, talks with professor Eve Levin during the open house at the Islamic Center yesterday afternoon. Yesterday was the first day of Islam Awarness Week. Published on April 10, 2008
Tom Brokaw, former NBC Nightly News anchor, speaks about his book "Boom! Voices of the Sixties: Personal Reflections on the '60s and Today" at the Dole Institute of Politics yesterday afternoon. Published on April 10, 2008	It's a tough one Published on April 10, 2008	KU Sailing Club: proof that Kansas' winds are a good thing. Published on April 10, 2008
Back Door Slam, from left: Adam Jones, Davy Knowles and Ross Doyle Published on April 10, 2008	Published on April 10, 2008	Be careful when unscrewing your old oil filter because oil will drain from the filter port as you remove. Published on April 10, 2008
Helpful Hint: Loosening the oil fill cap—usually located on the top or side of the engine block—will allow oil to drain faster. Published on April 10, 2008	High Score Gamer’s Loft: second floor of Game Nut Entertainment, 844 Massachusetts St. Published on April 10, 2008	Meredith Van Natta and Sam Stepp Published on April 10, 2008
DIY bird feeder Published on April 10, 2008	Dianne Smith’s own wall art Published on April 10, 2008	Mmmm chili! Published on April 10, 2008
Coach Bill Self completes cutting down the net after the Jayhawks won the 2008 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Published on April 10, 2008	People traveled hundreds of miles to attend the 1988 parade celebrating the NCAA men's basketball championship. Published on April 10, 2008	Fans gather during the 1988 Kansas basketball championship parade. Published on April 10, 2008
Big Jay rides along with the men's basketball team during the 1988 parade. Published on April 10, 2008	The Kansas basketball team watches "One Shining Moment," a video montage shown after the NCAA Basketball Tournament. Kansas won the title game, defeating Memphis 75-68. Published on April 10, 2008