Texas A&M head coach Mark Turgeon yells instruction to his players during first-half action against Baylor in a college basketball game Wednesday, March 5, 2008, in Waco, Texas.

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(from left) Johnathan Wilson, Paola sophomore, and Justin Meier, Pastor of River City Church, sit outside the latest addition of Meier's homeless shelter program called the New Direction House. Located at 2245 Rhode Island, the New Direction House has four bedrooms and the program can take care of four to six families. Meier's program is 18 months long and focuses on teaching the families it shelters vocational skills, budgeting and domestic skills.

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Members of the KU Drumline performed at the Sprint Center Wednesday with country-music star Keith Urban, playing a quick set between two of Urban’s songs.

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Retired major Joe Fox demonstrates a L.I.N.E. manuever for AFROTC students Tuesday afternoon at Robinson Gymnasium. L.I.N.E. is a system of hand-to-hand combat manuevers intended for self defense.

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Kansas' Mario Chalmers celebrates the Jayhawks 80-68 win over Texas in the Big 12 Men's Championship basketball game, Sunday, March 12, 2006, in Dallas. Chalmers was named MVP of the game.

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Senior forward Jamie Boyd, senior forward Taylor McIntosh, sophomore guard Sade Morris, sophomore guard LaChelda Jacobs, and sophomore forward and guard Danielle McCray watch their pre-game video reel before they play their last game at Allen Fieldhouse for the season Wednesday night. Seniors Boyd and McIntosh were honored after the game for their four years of dedication to the team.

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Sophomore guard LaChelda Jacobs gets ready to shoot against K-State forward Marlies Gipson. Jacobs scored 14 of the 50 points that the Jayhawks made at Allen Fieldhouse Wednesday night.

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Sophomore guard Danielle McCray rushes to the basket against K-State forward Ashley Sweat Wednesday night at Allen Fieldhouse. McCray played for a total of 32 minutes of the game and scored 17 points.

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Sophomore guard Sade Morris shoots against K-State forward Marlies Gipson at Allen Fieldhouse Wednesday night. The Wildcats beat the Jayhawks 61-50.

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Sophomore guard LaChelda Jacobs converts on a layup and draws a foul with 4:59 left in the second half. Jacobs hit the free-throw to bring the Jayhawks within four, 52-48. Kansas State outscored Kansas after that 9-2.

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Sophomore forward and guard Danielle McCray keeps the ball from K-State guards Kimberly Dietz, left, and Shalee Lehning, right. McCray scored 17 of the 50 points that the Jayhawks scored against the Wildcats at Allen Fieldhouse Wednesday night. The Wildcats beat the Jayhawks 61-50.

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Sophomore forward Danielle McCray tries to get a shot past Kansas State forward Marlies Gipson. McCray led Kansas with 17 points on 7-for-16 shooting from the floor. Kansas held Gipson to just 10 points and three rebounds, but gave up 29 points and 17 rebounds to junior guard Shalee Lehning.

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Freshman center Krysten Boogaard gets her shot blocked by a Kansas State defender during the second half. Boogaard scored just five points and grabbed one rebound during the 61-50 loss.

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Kansas coach Bonnie Henrickson yells instructions to her team during the second half. Henrickson's Hawks dropped to 4-12 in the Big 12 and 15-14 overall with the loss.

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Second baseman Robby Price hits in an RBI Wednesday afternoon at Hoglund Ballpark. Price was a bat two times and scored two runs while playing against Le Moyne College out of Syracuse, New York. KU beat Le Moyne, 13 to 2.

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Sophomore guard LaChelda Jacobs holds her head in her hands as Wednesday's game against Kansas State comes to an end. Jacobs scored the last five Kansas points and brought the Hawks within two, 52-50 with just more than four minutes to go. Jacobs finished with 14 points in 36 minutes.

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In addition to being the provost, Richard Lariviere speaks three languages, has published three books in Sanskrit and has taken annual trips to India

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White Owl, a Lawrence resident, cheers "we will rain on you" during the home opening game Wednesday afternoon. Owl attends as many sporting events as he can and calls himself the adopted mascot. "I love it," said Owl of the University of Kansas.

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Students enjoy participating in study abroad activities. The EU Atlantis program is a joint effort between two American and two European universities. It is funded by the federal FIPSE program.

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Two judo combatants spar on Aug. 19, 2007. Judo Club lets students practice a modernized version of the ancient martial art of Jujutsu.

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Joey Enos, Damon Harris and Zac Hewitt make up the San Francisco-based band Chow Nasty. They will be performing Monday at the Replay Lounge, marking their first show in Kansas

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Stephanie Meehan is riding across the country to raise awareness for affordable housing. She has to do fundraising and train to bike. Meehan said she liked to train on the bike paths between Southwind Plaza and Clinton Lake.

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Second baseman, Robby Price, hits in an RBI Wednesday afternoon at Hoglund Ballpark. Price was at bat two times and scored two runs while playing against Le Moyne College out of Syracuse, N.Y. KU beat Le Moyne, 13 to 2.

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Connie Minowa finishes her painting.

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Cellist Sarah Young helps out with the vocals.

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In addition to lead guitar, Craig Minowa's roles include singing and playing the keyboard.

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Connie Minowa paints her piece on stage during her husband's set.

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Craig Minowa's emotion is certainly not lost in his performance.

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Craig Minowa sings the lead in his song "Take Your Medicine."

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Cloud Cult's stage performance is incredibly complex, involving two painters, a video screen, as well as the band themselves.

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Singer-Songwriter Craig Minowa starts the set off on a high note.

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Painter Scott West's shadow falls on his empty canvass just as Cloud Cult's show starts.

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Healing Moon Soaps sells seven varieties of soap, plus lip balm, bath salts and room sprays. Sacerdote makes gift packs to sell on her Web site.

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Eric Trompeter, Atchison senior and Zach Kerr, Prarie Village senior.

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Erica Heiden and Brandon Froelich

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Drew Gibson, Neadbille, Mo., guitarist, Barret Emke, Prairie Village senior, Guaraz Bashyakarla, Wichita senior, Derrick Solsberg, Kansas City, Mo., bass guitarist, and Allen Guinn, Lee’s Summit, Mo., guitarist, stand in front of their equipment after playing a show at the Eighth Street Tap Room on Feb. 28. All five are members of Boo and Boo Too, a local indie-rock band.

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Allen Guinn, Boo and Boo Too guitarist, jams at the Eight Street Tap Room on Feb. 28. The band played after The Umbros, a band from Columbia, Mo., opened for them.

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