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What team do you think will win the invitational 400-meter relay?
Poll results
| Response | Percent | |
|---|---|---|
| HSI | 40% | |
| Sprint Capitol | 35% | |
| Another team | 16% | |
| Hobson’s Choice | 7% | |
| Total | 54 | |
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- Chat transcript with Olympic Champ Maurice Greene
- April 21, 2006
- Olympic Champ Maurice Greene chatted with KUsports.com readers Friday, April 21 on a variety of topics, including what it means to take part in the Kansas Relays and what is going through his mind when he lines up in the blocks.
- NCAA responds to KU’s self-report
- April 21, 2006
- The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has responded to Kansas University’s July 2005 self-report, and has issued a Notice of Allegations regarding violations of NCAA rules from 1997-98 to 2002-03.
- Wal-Mart lawsuit over, will be allowed to build
- April 21, 2006
- After years of litigation, City Hall and Wal-Mart today announced a settlement that will allow the giant retailer to build a store on the northwest corner of Sixth and Wakarusa streets.
- Biosolids spill blocks traffic on east Lawrence street
- 09:45 a.m., April 21, 2006 Updated 11:21 a.m.
- Clean-up took several hours this morning on a foul-smelling spill of “biosolids,” or treated sewage, that blocked off traffic on an eastern Lawrence street.
- Commissioners to hold another closed-door meeting
- April 21, 2006
- City commissioners will hold another special closed-door meeting at 9:30 a.m. this morning, presumably to discuss matters related to an upcoming trial with Wal-Mart.
- Sunny day ahead
- Storms possible Sunday night, Monday
- April 21, 2006
- If you’re heading out to watch the Kansas Relays at Kansas University today, pull out the sunglasses. “We’ll see plenty of sun lasting through the afternoon,” said Jennifer Schack, 6News meteorologist. “It looks like a fabulous Friday.”
- Voices Kari
- KU grad becomes the go-to voice for animation and video games
- April 21, 2006
- Kari Wahlgren recently performed a love scene opposite Sean Connery - yet she never actually met him. It’s just another career quirk experienced by Wahlgren, who has rapidly become the go-to voice for more than 60 animated movies, TV series and video games.
- Off and running
- Smack talk inspires sprinter Greene
- April 21, 2006
- Mo is ready to go. Judging by the 2000 Olympic 100-meter champ’s reaction to a reporter’s question Thursday, the 79th edition of the Kansas Relays might be a more personal for Maurice Greene than past meets.
- Hungry Lion sparks LHS to baseball rout of O-East
- April 21, 2006
- Unknown to coach Brad Stoll, Lawrence High outfielder Michael Sickinger is on a diet.
- Chiefs counting on Holmes’ return
- Injured running back still hasn’t been cleared for contact
- April 21, 2006
- With an NFL draft full of tantalizing young players looming, Kansas City Chiefs general manager Carl Peterson turned his attention Thursday to a veteran.
- Service for blind desperate for space
- Audio-Reader has nowhere to put gifts to be used in fundraiser
- April 21, 2006
- A pile of records and musical instruments litter a room in the Kansas Audio-Reader Network office on the Kansas University campus.
- Daily ticker
- April 21, 2006
- Police kill three at anti-king protest
- April 21, 2006
- Tens of thousands of Nepalis defied a curfew to protest Thursday in the largest show of discontent with King Gyanendra since demonstrations against his royal dictatorship began more than two weeks ago. Security forces responded by fatally shooting three protesters.
- Bird flu could be hard to spot in migratory birds
- April 21, 2006
- Ducks have a flu season just like people do - and they’re more likely to be sick in the fall than in the spring.
- Others besides drivers feel pain at pump
- April 21, 2006
- Gas prices are skyrocketing again, and motorists aren’t the only ones gritting their teeth.
- Justice recuses self from school funds case
- Judge discussed education finance, House proposal with senators during lunch
- April 21, 2006
- Kansas Supreme Court Justice Lawton Nuss announced Thursday he would remove himself from further proceedings in the school finance lawsuit because he discussed the pending case with two powerful lawmakers.
- Kansas to reveal NCAA charges
- Penalty phase still several months away
- April 21, 2006
- The NCAA has responded to Kansas University’s self-report on rules violations by giving the athletic department an official list of allegations.
- Earnings lift Dow to 6-year high
- April 21, 2006
- Stocks closed mixed Thursday after earnings reports from General Motors Corp. and Merck Co. Inc. pushed the Dow Jones industrial average up to a six-year high while the Nasdaq composite sagged along with eBay Inc.
- Protester interrupts visit between Bush, Chinese
- April 21, 2006
- President Bush and Chinese President Hu Jintao pledged cooperation in reining in the nuclear ambitions of Iran and North Korea and resolving troubling trade disputes of their own Thursday, but they made little measurable headway in a pomp-filled summit that was infiltrated by a screaming protester.
- Health care crisis
- April 21, 2006
- To the editor: Just a few facts to describe our crisis: 45 million people have no health insurance in the United States and many more are “underinsured” with plans that offer limited coverage and high deductibles.
- States of confusion
- Politics played major role in 14 states missing from city maps
- April 21, 2006
- The main drag is named for Massachusetts. One of the principal north-south streets is named for Iowa. Then there are Michigan, Alabama, Rhode Island, Delaware and the other Lawrence streets named for the 50 states of the union.
- ‘No Child’ education law puts contractors ahead financially
- April 21, 2006
- Lew and Sharon Goldfarb went looking for a way to make some extra cash and help kids learn, too. They found both in President Bush’s No Child Left Behind Act.
- Border smugglers pose dilemma for Mexican leaders
- Thriving ‘coyote’ industry may help prevent deaths
- April 21, 2006
- Sidling up to migrants who arrive at the Tijuana airport and cruising the streets in border towns, “coyotes” in gold chains and dark sunglasses openly find customers for nightly scrambles across the U.S. border.
- Networks limp into mediocrity
- April 21, 2006
- As the TV season approaches its final month, it’s interesting to note that not one network will finish the year with its original Friday night schedule intact.
- Horoscopes
- April 21, 2006
- For Friday, April 21
- Lawrence Roller Warriors ready for ‘Brawlroom Blitz’
- April 21, 2006
- Little-known Lawrence fact: The Bottleneck, 737 N.H., was once the site of a roller skating rink.
- Five students arrested in foiled school shooting
- April 21, 2006
- Five teenage boys accused of plotting to kill other students in a shooting rampage at their southeast Kansas high school were arrested Thursday after details of the alleged scheme appeared on the Web site MySpace.com.
- Russian Jayhawks runners-up
- Record-holding Agafonov, Tarasova second in hammer toss
- April 21, 2006
- Egor Agafonov heard mention of Kansas University while growing up in Togliatti, Russia - a town located 621 miles southeast of Moscow.
- State or Relays gold? Tough call, preps say
- April 21, 2006
- Asked to compare winning a high school state championship with the possibility of doing the same at the Kansas Relays, Scott Penny and Alysha Valencia played it safe, sticking to themes of self-improvement and old-fashioned fun during their final appearances at the legendary annual invite.
- World-class runner hits stride with curious students
- April 21, 2006
- A speedy visitor from the Caribbean dropped in Thursday at a Lawrence elementary school.
- 6Sport video: Firebird softball, baseball squads victorious
- April 21, 2006
- The girls met Olathe North in a doubleheader and the boys met Shawnee Mission West, and both Free State squads walked away from the fields with victories in hand.
- New, little-known law that requires disclosure of financial details angers some KU professors
- April 21, 2006
- A new state law requiring the disclosure of personal financial details by several hundred Kansas University professors as well as thousands of their colleagues across the state has caught them by surprise, leaving many perplexed or angry.
- Olathe South blanks Free State soccer squad
- April 21, 2006
- The Free State High girls soccer team lost, 10-0, on Thursday night to Olathe South at the Olathe District Activities Center.
- Free State tennis team nets commanding win
- April 21, 2006
- The Free State High boys tennis team won five of six singles matches and swept the three doubles contests to earn an 8-1 victory Thursday against Shawnee Mission West.
- Run-rule victory icing on cake for Price, FSHS
- April 21, 2006
- Cindy Price - mother of Free State High baseball player Robby Price - didn’t show up with cupcakes for the baseball squad Thursday because the team had just claimed another run-rule victory.
- Firebirds stay afloat at Blue Valley quad
- April 21, 2006
- Free State High’s swim team won the Blue Valley quad on Thursday.
- Lions claim tight win at four-team track meet
- April 21, 2006
- The Lawrence High boys track and field team used a batch of top-three finishes Thursday to win a four-team meet on its home track.
- Seabury earns bizarre soccer win
- April 21, 2006
- The Seabury Academy girls soccer team made the most of a bizarre situation Thursday, earning its first victory of the season with a 4-0 shutout against Flint Hills Christian.
- Smith stays stingy
- Sophomore tosses second straight shutout as Firebirds sweep Olathe North
- April 21, 2006
- Free State High softball player Catherine Smith couldn’t talk much through the huge grin on her face.
- Bedore: Big O provided big fun
- April 21, 2006
- I had to chuckle after reading “Ostertag notables,” an insert in a Utah Deseret News article accompanying a story on Greg Ostertag’s decision to retire after playing 11 years in the NBA.
- KU to scout Tatum this weekend in Texas
- April 21, 2006
- Kansas University’s basketball coaches will be closely watching high school senior basketball shooting guard Cameron Tatum at this weekend’s Kingwood Classic in Texas.
- Spots remain open at Self hoops camps
- April 21, 2006
- Space is still available in all three Bill Self Basketball Camp summer sessions - June 11-15 and June 18-22 available to any young man ages 8 to 19 - and the June 23-24 Parent Child Camp, available to any boy or girl ages 4 to 7.
- Kansas senior Czyz on stopper watch list
- April 21, 2006
- Kansas University senior baseball closer Don Czyz was named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year midseason watch list Thursday. Czyz, from Overland Park, leads the nation with 13 saves heading into this weekend’s series against Kansas State. He’s 5-0 with a 1.30 earned-run average.
- Showdown resumes today
- Jayhawks have won five of last six with rival Wildcats
- April 21, 2006
- Kansas State’s Brad Hill hasn’t forgotten.
- Kansas to limit Meier’s running
- April 21, 2006
- Kerry Meier didn’t get many opportunities to show off his speed during spring football practices.
- Nats give Robinson his 1,000th victory
- April 21, 2006
- If it weren’t for the shiny new putter sitting on his desk, Frank Robinson probably would have ignored his latest accomplishment.
- Birds stay hot, topple Tribe
- April 21, 2006
- Big rallies and series wins are commonplace these days for the Baltimore Orioles.
- After two-year absence, Appier looking for way back
- April 21, 2006
- Kevin Appier has been an All-Star. He has won a World Series, in 2002 with the Anaheim Angels.
- Dismal start has Royals’ fans furious
- April 21, 2006
- After an embarrassing 106 losses in 2005, this year’s Kansas City Royals seem to be worse yet.
- Facing family crisis, Riley ready
- April 21, 2006
- Ever the perfectionist, Pat Riley expects to be at his best when the Miami Heat open the postseason Saturday night. It’s a tall order, especially for a coach with much more than basketball on his mind.
- Stars go from couch to court
- Kobe, LeBron aim to build legacies in playoffs
- April 21, 2006
- Welcome to the postseason, LeBron. And welcome back, Kobe.
- Commentary: For Brown, money trumps winning
- April 21, 2006
- Twenty-three years ago, Frank Capece was standing across the Continental Arena floor, screaming, “Where’s Larry?. … Where’s Larry?” when Larry Brown had suddenly left the Nets for Kansas University. In those days, Capece was one of the Nets’ front row die-hards, and the vision of Bill Blair moving down the bench to take Brown’s job with six games left until the playoffs was a most frightening proposition.
- Interior designers attend seminars
- April 21, 2006
- Jane Bateman and Kelley Witmer, of Jane Bateman: The Interiors Store, recently attended the 24th annual International Window Coverings Expo in Tampa, Fla.
- Bishop Seabury teachers recognized
- April 21, 2006
- Bishop Seabury Academy announces faculty honors.
- Commodities
- April 21, 2006
- Tapping 401(k) for home purchase can be costly
- April 21, 2006
- Although the Internal Revenue Service allows first-time buyers to make up to $10,000 in penalty-free withdrawals from their IRAs, it doesn’t provide the same tax break to people who tap their 401(k) retirement accounts.
- Sprint purchases affiliate for $1B
- April 21, 2006
- Sprint Nextel Corp. has agreed to acquire UbiquiTel Inc. for $1 billion, continuing a campaign of buying up regional affiliates that have sued over last year’s merger between Sprint and Nextel.
- Major earthquake hits eastern Russia
- April 21, 2006
- A 7.7-magnitude earthquake hit a distant, sparsely populated region of Russia’s Far East today, and there were reports in at least one coastal village of damaged buildings - including a school and a hospital.
- Liberia’s Taylor may be jailed in Denmark
- April 21, 2006
- Denmark confirmed Thursday that it has been asked to imprison former Liberian President Charles Taylor if he is convicted of war crimes by a U.N.-backed court.
- Japan reports increase in Chinese spy planes
- April 21, 2006
- Japan has scrambled fighter jets 107 times this year to intercept suspected Chinese spy planes, a top general said Thursday, amid growing concern in Tokyo over China’s arms buildup.
- Militant blast kills two at military base
- April 21, 2006
- Militants battling for a bigger cut of Nigeria’s oil revenue exploded a car bomb inside a military base, ending weeks of relative calm with a blast that killed at least two people and sent a fireball into the night sky.
- TV report: Doctors admit Sharon mistake
- April 21, 2006
- Doctors have admitted making a mistake when they treated then-Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon with large doses of blood thinners after a mild stroke, according to a TV report broadcast Thursday. The hospital strongly denied the report.
- Hamas appoints new security force leader
- April 21, 2006
- The Hamas government on Thursday named a Palestinian whose group has attacked Israel and was blamed for bombing a U.S. convoy to head a new security force made up of Islamic militants.
- Prosecutors admit doubt about Reid’s role
- April 21, 2006
- Prosecutors acknowledged Thursday the government has no evidence to support - and actually doubts - part of Zacarias Moussaoui’s dramatic courtroom confession that he was involved in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks: his claim that shoe bomber Richard Reid was to be on his team.
- Autopsy confirms 9-11 workers’ fears
- April 21, 2006
- An autopsy linking the death of a police officer to dust at the World Trade Center site was chilling confirmation to many Sept. 11 rescuers that more than four years later, the disaster is still claiming lives.
- Genetics may play role in fatigue syndrome
- April 21, 2006
- Chronic fatigue syndrome appears to result from something in people’s genetic makeup that reduces their ability to deal with physical and psychological stress, researchers reported Thursday.
- Medicare fees likely to climb in 2007
- April 21, 2006
- As the deadline for enrolling in the Medicare drug plan approaches, the government has announced that seniors and disabled beneficiaries may have to pay as much as 7 percent more for their benefits next year.
- Federal crackdown on illegal workers to continue
- April 21, 2006
- The government plans to crack down ever harder on employers who harbor and hire illegal immigrants, pursuing companies that ignore the law so they can exploit cheap labor.
- Census finds big-city exodus
- April 21, 2006
- Americans are leaving the nation’s big cities in search of cheaper homes and open spaces farther out.
- Lawmakers back Karzai picks for top Cabinet ministries
- April 21, 2006
- Lawmakers approved President Hamid Karzai’s choices for key ministries Thursday in a Cabinet vote that gave the U.S.-backed leader a boost as he tries to curb an intensified insurgency more than four years since the Taliban’s ouster.
- Iraq leader agrees to step aside
- Al-Jaafari’s move opens way for new prime minister
- April 21, 2006
- Bowing to intense pressure, Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari agreed Thursday to allow Shiite lawmakers to find someone else to head the new government, abandoning his claim on another term in the face of Sunni and Kurdish opposition.
- Ex-Japanese WWII soldier reunites with relatives
- April 21, 2006
- A former Japanese soldier was reunited with relatives Thursday, the first time he had seen them since he went off to fight for the emperor more than 60 years ago.
- Class-action status sought in Teflon case
- April 21, 2006
- Owners of Teflon-coated pots and pans in 15 states are seeking to have their cases combined in a $5 billion class-action lawsuit claiming DuPont Co. failed to disclose possible health risks from using the nonstick cookware.
- States vie for early Democratic primary
- April 21, 2006
- Party leaders from several states told the Democratic National Committee on Thursday that their states should get a bigger voice in picking the 2008 presidential nominee because they have more diverse populations than the two largely white, homogenous states that now dominate the nomination battle: Iowa and New Hampshire.
- Former Enron CEO wraps up testimony
- April 21, 2006
- Former Enron Corp. Chief Executive Jeffrey Skilling ended lengthy testimony in his federal fraud trial Thursday by denying a new government accusation - that he may have cheated on his taxes.
- Noted test pilot killed in small-plane crash
- April 21, 2006
- Legendary test pilot Scott Crossfield, the first man to fly at twice the speed of sound, was found dead Thursday in the wreckage of a single-engine plane in the mountains of northern Georgia, authorities said.
- Study: Distracted drivers cause most vehicle crashes
- April 21, 2006
- Those sleep-deprived, multitasking drivers - clutching cell phones, fiddling with their radios or applying lipstick - apparently are involved in an awful lot of crashes.
- Columbine victims recalled on anniversary
- April 21, 2006
- Far from a nuisance, the calls that Dawn Anna gets every year on the anniversary of the Columbine massacre bring back warm memories.
- Juggler’s musical act an online hit
- April 21, 2006
- It’s just a man, three tennis balls, and John, Paul, George and Ringo singing “Carry That Weight.”
- People in the news
- April 21, 2006
- ¢ Pitt leads design competition for New Orleans rebuilding ¢ Roth radio show doesn’t play
- Student says camera hidden in bedroom
- April 21, 2006
- A 20-year-old Kansas University student told police she discovered a camera hidden in the bedroom of her apartment in the 2000 block of Heatherwood Drive.
- Dog trainer to face new charge in case
- April 21, 2006
- The woman accused of helping a convicted killer escape Lansing Correctional Facility is scheduled to appear in court today and will face a new charge related to the escape.
- LHS student receives surprise scholarship
- April 21, 2006
- Papa John’s Pizza presented Laura Parkinson, a senior at Lawrence High School, with a $1,000 scholarship Thursday.
- Patrol seeks fuel deals
- April 21, 2006
- The Journal-World found gas prices as low as $2.76 at several stations in Lawrence. If you find a lower price, call Pump Patrol at 832-7154.
- LHS students display talents at school’s annual variety show
- April 21, 2006
- Time has flown by for the seniors in Lawrence High School’s choral program. Thursday evening began the home stretch of their final three performances of “Showtime,” the high school’s annual variety show.
- Biodefense site could bring money, jobs
- Leavenworth County nominated as host for national facility
- April 21, 2006
- Leavenworth County is being touted as a potential site for a National Bio-Defense Facility, which economic development experts say would attract millions of dollars in investment and a staff of about 400 scientists.
- Future of food, farming to be forum’s topic
- April 21, 2006
- Ecologist Wes Jackson, president of The Land Institute, will speak at an Earth Day forum today at Plymouth Congregational Church, 925 Vt.
- ‘Follies’ fundraiser to feature skits, music
- April 21, 2006
- Lawrence Schools Foundation’s annual “Follies” fundraiser begins with a 7 p.m. social hour today at Liberty Hall, 642 Mass. The variety show starts at 8 p.m.
- No settlement reached in Wal-Mart case
- April 21, 2006
- City commissioners met behind closed doors two separate times Thursday, but did not emerge with a settlement to avoid an upcoming trial with Wal-Mart.
- On the record
- April 21, 2006
- Living in the earthquake zone
- April 21, 2006
- The last time I checked the coat closet where I keep our earthquake crisis kit, I counted 11 gallon-bottles of water and about five packs of D and AAA batteries. I have a lot of other things in the kit, but I have become compulsive about checking the water and battery supply to make sure they’re “fresh.”
- Generals share Iraq blame
- April 21, 2006
- The American officer corps tried to blame the fall of Saigon on their civilian masters. If not for political restrictions - in particular, no invasion of North Vietnam - the U.S. would have won the war.
- Forget trafficway
- April 21, 2006
- To the editor: Why not agree on a south-of-the-river bypass and forget the obsolete trafficway concept?
- Cancer care
- April 21, 2006
- To the editor: According to Donna Shank, chairwoman of the Kansas Board of Regents, Kansas University’s plan (which requires money, of course) to establish “a comprehensive cancer center” “will extend state-of-the-art cancer care to generations of Kansans” (Journal-World, April 18).
- Where is justice?
- April 21, 2006
- To the editor: In 1991-92, I was in charge of interpreters screening Haitian refugees at the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
- Old home town - 100 years ago today
- April 21, 2006
- From the Lawrence Weekly World for April 21, 1906: “The Rev. Lewis Grout of New England went to Africa as a Presbyterian missionary 60 years ago and remained there for 14 years. He returned with many relics and artifacts and these are due to make their way to Lawrence for viewing due to friends of the reverend here. There are such things as heads the size of plums and they should be interesting to see. : L.O. McIntire arrived from Los Angeles this morning, coming direct from San Francisco where he was the night before the earthquake disaster. He was fortunate to escape.”
- Old home town - 40 years ago today
- April 21, 2006
- The paving and traffic control at 15th and Iowa were the main topic during city commission discussions. There had been rapid growth of traffic in the region and the need for better diffusion of motor vehicles was being considered at length.
- U.S. should ease nuclear ban in India
- April 21, 2006
- In a time when even friendly governments are quick to distance themselves from the United States and its pugnacious, embattled president, India is a strategic maverick. The former firebrand of the Non-Aligned Movement has chosen this moment to forge a close partnership with Washington and to speak up positively about American power in world affairs.
- Business interference
- A proposal to regulate new retail businesses for Lawrence goes beyond the city’s normal silliness.
- April 21, 2006
- A lot of strange things come out of Lawrence and Kansas University. For instance, a few months ago, then-Mayor Boog Highberger declared International Dadaism Month in Lawrence. In the spirit of Dadaism, an art movement that embraced nonsense, chance and randomness, the “month” consisted of 13 random dates stretching from February through next October.
- Kansas Relays notebook
- April 21, 2006
- It was a matter of seconds for the Kansas University track and field team Thursday at the Kansas Relays.
- Settlemier, KU slam Creighton
- April 21, 2006
- Serena Settlemier smashed a grand slam.
- ‘Gone Fishin” with ‘Jayni’s Kitchen’
- April 21, 2006
- Join “Jayni’s Kitchen” this week for “Gone Fishin.’”
- Lawrence datebook
- April 21, 2006
- ‘American Dreamz’ worships false ‘Idol’
- April 21, 2006
- The “American Dreamz” commercial that ran during Wednesday’s telecast of “American Idol” was curiously vague.
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