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Jesse Brown

Multimedia Web Producer, Senior Reporter

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Jesse Brown is a Lee's Summit, Mo., senior attempting his bachelor’s degree with his major in journalism and a minor in history. Brown chose to go the University of Kansas because Lawrence is an awesome town and KU was much more appealing to him in many ways. Brown believes there are two types of students: those who love mathematics and science and those who love English and history. Obviously, Brown fits into the latter.

Recent Stories

Boxing legend steps out of the ring, onto the podium

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Group vows to improve recycling in engineering buildings

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The Board of Regents today voted to increase student housing costs by 2.58 percent at the University of Kansas.

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Recent Photos

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Justin Riley, a junior from Lees Summit MO sets aside time to work out at the Rec Center.

Published on August 16, 2010

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Campus recycling by the numbers

Published on March 31, 2010