Review: “Coraline” on DVD
This film is an animated feature worth looking at for all ages.
Minimum wage raises to $7.25
The increase is part of the Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2007.
University could put workers on unpaid leave
New policy lets University put employees on furlough during budgetary strain.
Budget cuts decrease number of GTAs, increases class sizes
Fewer GTAs may affect class dynamics, GTA position renewal and research at the University.
Students find themselves maxed out
It can be easy to accumulate large credit card debts while in college.
Physics professor’s life honored
Raymond Ammar was remembered by family and friends for his love of classical music and academia.
Professor of physics dies at 76
Raymond Ammar served as chair of the physics department and provided ‘world-class’ instruction
Board of Regents to determine tuition
Their decision will affect the four-year tution freeze compact offered to incoming freshman.
Jayhawk greats battle at Roundball Classic
Among the former Kansas basketball players represented were Wayne Simien, Sasha Kaun and Darnell Jackson.
Hemenway prepares for up-coming transition
Hemenway has worked to make the June 30 transition as smooth as possible.
Atkinson to serve as interim chancellor
Barbara Atkinson will continue in her role as Executive Vice Chancellor of the University of Kansas Medical Center as well.
New chancellor addresses community
New chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little was welcomed Saturday by the University and Lawrence communities.
Chancellor announced in Topeka
The Kansas Board of Regents chose Bernadette Gray-Little as Hemenway's replacement.
Horvath shines in her final KU match
As KU falls to Mizzou in Big 12 Championships, seniors say they loved every minute.
Tennis team drops last matches of season
Hawks lose to Texas and Texas A&M, but fans honor seniors Svistun and Horvath on Sunday.
Tennis plays last matches this weekend
The team will face No. 32 Texas and No. 35 Texas A&M.
Kansas tennis quickly defeats Tulane
The team went 6-1 in this weekend’s dual match.
Tennis match hits close to home
Wilbert, Lafayette, La., native, and the team will be playing the young Tulane.v
Tennis team nears .500 conference record
Jayhawks beat Wildcats, closing in on top half of the Big 12 conference.
Tennis faces winless-in-conference Wildcats
A Kansas State loss could prevent a top-half finish for Kansas in the Big 12.
Tennis team to play No. 4 Baylor
Martinez needs to continue exceptional singles, doubles play for team to be 2-0 this weekend.
Tennis team shattered by loss to Mizzou
Dorn and Morozova struggle to collect themselves and achieve top half of the Big 12.
Tennis team loses Border Showdown
Defeating Missouri was one of team’s main goals this season.
Tennis team’s competition strengthens
Jayhawks are prepared to face a stronger Iowa State and Nebraska in Big 12 play.
Tennis team prepared for Big 12 play
Jayhawks lose in doubles points, but come back with singles matches.
Jayhawks to play against No. 61 BYU, No. 32 Tulsa
Weekend serves as the tennis team’s tune-up for Big 12 play.
KU tennis team sweeps UMKC 7-0
New doubles teams are forming and Jayhawks are 5-3; Big 12 play starts March 13.
Tennis team to face ranging competition
With championships approaching, the team is striving to place high.
Jayhawks feel hurt from two losses
Over the weekend both the Hawkeyes and Blue Demons drop Jayhawks in rank.
Tennis faces weekend of ranked opponents
Coach says competition will help team get ready for the Big 12 next month.
Tennis team bounces back after defeat
The team lost to Illinois on Friday, but defeated Chicago-Illinois on Saturday.
Tennis team starts season at 3-0
Svistun’s previous winning streaks have given her confidence to help the team become 5-0 in Chicago
Tennis kicks off spring season at home
This weekend will be a good time for freshmen to get used to the spring’s team-based scoring system.
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