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- Kansas knocks off Baylor, 76-61
- Jayhawks pick up 10th straight Big 12 win
- February 21, 2006
- Julian Wright’s career-high 20 points, helped Kansas claim its 17th straight 20-win season with a 76-61 victory over Baylor Tuesday night at Allen Fieldhouse. Three other Jayhawks — Brandon Rush (11), Darnell Jackson (11), and C.J. Giles (10) — reached double figures as Kansas (20-6, 11-2 Big 12) picked up its 10th straight conference victory.
- Just desserts
- If a plain white cake is just too vanilla for your taste, plenty of bakers are ready and willing to give this traditional wedding confection a redesign
- February 21, 2006
- If a plain white wedding cake isn’t the dessert of your dreams, ditch it. These days, at least when it comes to cakes, anything goes.
- Balancing faiths
- Choosing the religious aspects in an interfaith ceremony can be tricky for an already stressful event
- February 21, 2006
- The hard part was finding each other; the planning should be easy, right?
- Merry maids
- It’s easier than ever to keep bridesmaids looking good and feeling like an individual
- February 21, 2006
- Bridesmaids come in all shapes and sizes, and the good news is now their dresses now do, too.
- Flower power
- Ten tips for asking all the right questions and keeping your boquet beautiful
- February 21, 2006
- Picking your wedding flowers can be overwhelming, but before you toss your hands (or your bouquet, for that matter) in the air, take a peek at our experts’ Top 10 tips about choosing wedding blooms.
- Ritual restyle
- Try putting a few new twists on wedding traditions with these seven ideas from real weddings
- February 21, 2006
- With couples feeling more empowered to plan the perfect wedding and fewer weddings being strictly church-only, the wedding ceremony has itself evolved. There are more opportunities than ever to infuse your own creative touches, from the subtle to the silly.
- Dressing up
- Old and modern gowns provide variety for everyone as designers use new shapes to evoke traditional styles
- February 21, 2006
- This year’s wedding gown designs are as diverse as the brides who wear them. Designers are creating a variety of shapes, with everything from slim silhouettes to sophisticated trumpet skirts.
- Ask Carley
- February 21, 2006
- The Knot.com co-founder and editor-in-chief, Carley Roney, answers modern wedding ettiquette questions
- Band of gold, and silver, and platinum …
- Popular new styles are blending new and old.
- February 21, 2006
- There are so many types of wedding bands out there, from traditional to ultramodern. Wondering which styles are the most popular and right for you? Check out these three trends.
- Five Jayhawks inducted into the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame
- February 21, 2006
- Former Kansas University basketball standouts Howard Engleman and Bill Hougland, ex-Jayhawk football All-American Bobby Douglass and former KU standout coaches Marian Washington and Jack Mitchell were among the 14 coaches and athletes named Monday as the Class of 2006 for induction into the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame.
- Picture perfect
- The big moment doesn’t have to become a fading memory. Here are some tips to remember when hunting for a photographer and videographer who fits you best.
- February 21, 2006
- Picture you and your fiance, standing before your nearest and dearest, exchanging heartfelt vows and then your first kiss as husband and wife. It’s the perfect moment, but it doesn’t have to be merely a memory. With your videographer recording the vows and your photographer snapping the kiss, you’re preserving a piece of personal history — for you, your loved ones and future generations to come.
- Present and accounted for
- Knowing the ins and outs of gift giving can be daunting for guests and attendants. The following guideline can help avoid buyer’s remorse.
- February 21, 2006
- Endless gatherings — engagement parties, bridal showers and bachelorette bashes — surround weddings and often demand offerings from guests. If this sounds overwhelming, take heart and read on. Here we have everything you need to know about what gifts and price ranges are best suited for which bridal bashes.
- Party essentials
- Planning the big day consists of more than the dress and jewelry. Here are nine key steps not ot be missed on your way to the altar.
- February 21, 2006
- You’ve had your perfect wedding planned since you were a kid, right? Sure, but chances are your daydreams didn’t involve vendor contracts, transportation and guest list disagreements. Those are all part of the planning process, so check out these nine tips for dealing with nitty-gritty planning details.
- Lawrence-based soldier killed in Iraq
- February 21, 2006
- A Lawrence-based member of the Kansas National Guard was killed in a bomb attack in Iraq on Monday, officials said today.
- Hawkins cited in accident
- February 21, 2006
- Lawrence Police cited Kansas University basketball player Jeff Hawkins for leaving the scene of an accident Sunday morning after he struck another car while trying to cut in line at a fast-food drive-through lane, according to a police report.
- Legislators spar over KU cancer center
- February 21, 2006
- A proposal to help the Cancer Center at the Kansas University Medical Center gain national status was at the center of a legislative squabble today.
- Breast-feeding rights bill sent to governor
- February 21, 2006
- A bill protecting a woman’s right to breastfeed in public was approved by the House today, sending the measure to Gov. Kathleen Sebelius.
- Temperatures on the rise today
- Warming trend continues through week
- 08:24 a.m., February 21, 2006 Updated 12:11 p.m.
- If you were shivering this morning, just wait - temperatures are on the way up this afternoon, says Jennifer Schack, 6News meteorologist.
- ‘Magic Flute’ too overwhelming
- February 21, 2006
- Editor’s note: Laura Parkinson is part of Critic’s Corner, an arts criticism program at Lawrence High School. She’ll be offering a student perspective on several Lied Center productions this season.
- Cheney resignation not likely
- February 21, 2006
- Few batted an eye when Democratic National Chairman Howard Dean said Vice President Dick Cheney should resign, since such personalization of political differences has become the way of Washington these days.
- Are blacks at disadvantage when it comes to prosperity?
- February 21, 2006
- With the recent deaths of two great civil right leaders, Rosa Parks and Coretta Scott King, some in the black community have been bemoaning the economic state of black America.
- Sounds of life revitalize effort to unearth Philippines school
- February 21, 2006
- Buoyed by the sound of tapping from deep beneath the mud, rescue crews continued to dig through more than 20 feet of mud to a buried school in hope of finding survivors three days after a massive landslide crushed this remote village.
- Officer faces termination for lax inspection of van
- Lapse in protocol cited as factor in prison escape
- February 21, 2006
- The first casualty in the aftermath of the Feb. 12 inmate escape from Lansing Correctional Facility may be a corrections officer.
- Firm set to run ports has ties to administration
- February 21, 2006
- The firm that won Bush administration backing to run six U.S. ports has at least two ties to the White House.
- KU housing director accepts position in Tennessee
- February 21, 2006
- Kansas University is losing its unofficial mayor.
- The men behind the masks
- February 21, 2006
- LHS Lion chesty with pride, in spite of smelly costume and Firebird flaps up tradition at 9-year-old Free State.
- Horoscopes
- February 21, 2006
- For Tuesday, Feb. 21
- Polk Award winners announced
- February 21, 2006
- A reporter and photographer from the Chicago Tribune won the George Polk Award for International Reporting for exposing a human trafficking network that supplied cheap and sometimes forced labor to the rebuilding effort in Iraq.
- Turin’s history by turns holy, hellish
- Home of sacred shroud is steeped in black magic
- February 21, 2006
- The Gate to Hell is in the center of the city’s sewer system. Turin is one of three cities in the world forming a triangle of black magic. And Nostradamus once lived in the neighborhood.
- U.S. issues blunt message on Iraqi government
- Ambassador warns leaders to keep security forces out of hands of religious parties
- February 21, 2006
- The U.S. ambassador delivered a blunt warning to Iraqi leaders Monday that they risk losing American support unless they establish a national unity government with the police and the army out of the hands of religious parties.
- Free State’s Ballard already ready to commit
- February 21, 2006
- Christian Ballard’s track times - relative to his stocky 6-foot-5, 265-pound body - had college football coaches clamoring for his attention a full year before the Class of 2007 signs letters of intent.
- Random thoughts on trivia, criminals and the military
- February 21, 2006
- Random thoughts while feeling indignant - indignant! - that temperatures actually forced me to put on a heavy winter coat … in the middle of February:
- Turin has turbulent, but rich, history
- February 21, 2006
- History has not always been kind to this rich outpost in northwest Italy.
- Kansas City mayor boycotting prayer breakfast
- February 21, 2006
- Mayor Kay Barnes is boycotting an annual prayer breakfast for area leaders, citing remarks construction magnate Bill Dunn Sr. made in last year’s keynote speech.
- Envoy also assails Iran’s role in Iraq
- February 21, 2006
- Iran is playing “a negative role” in Iraq by providing weapons, training and other support to militias and insurgent groups that interfere in Iraqi politics, the U.S. ambassador to Iraq said at a news conference on Monday.
- OU hangs on - barely
- February 21, 2006
- Kevin Bookout didn’t even use his good hand to give No. 22 Oklahoma a 71-70 victory over Texas Tech.
- Ahlen, Seahawks answer call
- February 21, 2006
- Down by seven points at halftime, Seabury Academy girls basketball coach Nick Taylor challenged his squad to step up in its Class 1A regional. It responded.
- Motorcycle group shields mourners from protesters at military funerals
- February 21, 2006
- A veteran of Vietnam, Terry Houck was troubled by reports in a local newspaper that members of a Topeka church were protesting at the funerals of soldiers who were killed in Iraq.
- Bush touts energy alternatives
- February 21, 2006
- Saying the nation is on the verge of technological breakthroughs that would “startle” most Americans, President Bush on Monday outlined his energy proposals to help wean the country off foreign oil.
- School finance bill expected this week
- February 21, 2006
- A multiyear school finance plan probably will be unveiled this week, Republican legislative leaders said Monday.
- Al-Qaida No. 2 boasts of brushes with death
- February 21, 2006
- Osama bin Laden’s right-hand man is boasting that he has dodged being captured or killed four times, and confirms one of his close calls came in a 2004 firefight with the Pakistani Army.
- New evidence of oil boom is found in Ness County
- February 21, 2006
- An observer need only look at one number - 56 - to see evidence of a resurging oil boom here. That’s how many oil wells have been drilled in Ness County in the past two years alone.
- Despite ratings, Games profitable
- February 21, 2006
- NBC Universal will make a profit of between $50 million and $75 million from the Winter Olympics in Italy despite its ratings troubles, network sports Chairman Dick Ebersol said Monday.
- Health officials seek human cases of bird flu
- February 21, 2006
- Indian health officials went door-to-door Monday searching for people sickened by the deadly bird flu strain.
- Texas task force prepares for next hurricane season
- February 21, 2006
- The next time a monster hurricane threatens, Texas will be ready. And the governor should be in charge of ordering evacuations, a task force says.
- Two fundraising veterans to lead United Way efforts
- February 21, 2006
- Two fundraising veterans and members of multiple city and county boards will lead the United Way of Douglas County’s fundraising efforts this year, the organization announced Monday.
- CEO resigns amid resume concerns
- RadioShack seeks to restore credibility, names acting executive
- February 21, 2006
- RadioShack Corp.’s embattled president and CEO, David Edmondson, resigned Monday following questions about his resume’s accuracy.
- Mizzou president orders new probe
- Floyd wants independent look at Snyder’s resignation
- February 21, 2006
- University of Missouri President Dr. Elson Floyd ordered an independent investigation into the resignation of men’s basketball coach Quin Snyder on Monday.
- Study abroad students take detour to Torino
- Group from KU watches events, buys souvenirs
- February 21, 2006
- Those Dutch fans can be pretty gung-ho.
- Church bombed in ‘63 designated a landmark
- February 21, 2006
- The church where four black girls died in a racist bombing in 1963 was designated as a national landmark Monday, with Atty. Gen. Alberto Gonzales recalling their memory amid a string of recent attacks against churches in Alabama.
- Hamas formally names choice for new leader
- February 21, 2006
- Hamas presented a pragmatic former university administrator as its choice for Palestinian prime minister Monday and the Islamic militant group reached out to Fatah and other factions to join a broad-based Cabinet that might stand a chance of gaining international approval.
- Henrickson reinstates junior guard Mosley
- February 21, 2006
- Kansas University women’s basketball coach Bonnie Henrickson said Monday she had reinstated junior guard Shaquina Mosley to the squad.
- Old Home Town - 100 years ago
- February 21, 2006
- From the Lawrence Daily World for Feb. 21, 1906: “Col. S.J. Churchill of this city has been appointed assistant inspector general on the staff of Commander-in-Chief James Tanner of the national G.A.R. : The Topeka Capital is roaring because the Schlitz Brewing Co. seems to own the Shawnee County Republican Party. :
- Militants launch new attack on oil industry
- February 21, 2006
- Militants holding nine foreigners hostage launched attacks Monday on a pipeline and a boat in Nigeria’s swampy delta region, vowing to spread their campaign across the petroleum-rich south from where most of the African oil giant’s crude is pumped.
- Workers recognized for hurricane relief
- February 21, 2006
- Douglas County employees and volunteers received special recognition Monday for their work last year in Gulf Coast states hit by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
- Old Home Town- 25 years ago
- February 21, 2006
- Despite a planning staff recommendation to deny rezoning for a regional shopping mall in southwest Lawrence, a spokesman for the mall developer said the mall would help the city and its shoppers. Support for the mall rezoning came form Don Jones, a representative of Jacobs, Visconsi, Jacobs of Cleveland. Jones and other members of the firm were to get a chance to present their case when the city-county planning commission considered the rezoning request at a special public hearing.
- Election chief flees after receiving threats
- February 21, 2006
- The head of Haiti’s electoral council fled the country after opponents threatened his life and burned down his farmhouse nearly two weeks after disputed elections, an official said Monday.
- On the money
- February 21, 2006
- A diverse mix of investments lies at the heart of a good financial plan. And bonds represent one of the cornerstones of a balanced portfolio.
- Former Clinton aide Eli Segal dies at 63
- February 21, 2006
- Eli J. Segal, who headed President Clinton’s national service program after serving as his 1992 campaign chief of staff, died on Monday, his family said. He was 63.
- Iran backs calls for end to violence over prophet cartoons
- February 21, 2006
- Iran backed calls from other Muslim and world leaders Monday for an end to violent protests over the Prophet Muhammad cartoons, urging calm after weeks of demonstrations that have left at least 45 people dead in the Muslim world.
- Highway Patrol seeks input on stun guns
- February 21, 2006
- State troopers may soon be carrying stun guns - but not before the public has a chance to weigh in on the subject.
- Magazine to feature article on Mirecki
- February 21, 2006
- Kansas University Professor Paul Mirecki continues to make headlines months after he first proposed teaching a religious studies course on intelligent design.
- KU forum to discuss prophet cartoon riots
- February 21, 2006
- Kansas University will host a forum to discuss the international protests and violence sparked by the publication of cartoons in Danish media depicting the Prophet Mohammed from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday in the Gridiron Room of the Burge Union on KU’s campus.
- In the Halls: What is your favorite mascot?
- February 21, 2006
- “The KU Jayhawk, because that’s what I grew up with.”
- Crime revisited
- February 21, 2006
- To the editor:
- Campaign managers to speak at KU
- February 21, 2006
- The presidential campaign managers for Sens. John Kerry and Elizabeth Dole will discuss how America will elect its first female commander-in-chief to close Kansas University’s Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics’ 2006 Presidential Lecture Series on “The First Woman President.”
- Leo Center gathering hurricane cleanup crew
- February 21, 2006
- The Leo Center is putting together a crew to help with post-Hurricane Katrina cleanup efforts in New Orleans. Plans call for the group leaving March 18, returning March 25.
- Small fire at church causes little damage
- February 21, 2006
- Authorities say it’s not likely that a minor fire at Chapman’s Chapel in Glencoe is linked to a string of suspected arsons that have damaged or destroyed 10 Alabama churches.
- Elderly tax relief
- February 21, 2006
- To the editor:
- Straight shooter?
- February 21, 2006
- To the editor:
- Quit whining
- February 21, 2006
- To the editor:
- On the record
- February 21, 2006
- Law enforcement report
- Tale of the tape
- February 21, 2006
- Jayhawks (19-6, 10-2)
- Hearing on new codes set for Wednesday
- February 21, 2006
- A set of new codes that will guide development for years to come is up for preliminary approval by Lawrence-Douglas County Planning commissioners Wednesday night.
- Kenny Altman
- February 21, 2006
- Kenny Altman, Free State, Jr. - Boys bowling
- Sale of U.S. ports poses risk
- February 21, 2006
- On Sunday, the Australian government issued the following alert to its citizens: “We advise you to exercise a high degree of caution in the United Arab Emirates because of the high threat of terrorist attack. We continue to receive reports that terrorists are planning attacks against Western interests in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Commercial and public areas frequented by foreigners are possible terrorist targets.”
- Closing open lunch won’t solve schools’ most serious problems
- February 21, 2006
- Dear Dr. Wes and Marissa: I found “High school lunch trips raise concern” (Feb. 15, Journal-World) very disturbing. As a parent of high school students, I can tell you that while “racing back to school” after lunch may be a legitimate concern, there is an equally serious problem that threatens the safety of our children during the open lunch hour.
- Earhart play may serve as inspiration
- February 21, 2006
- Amelia Earhart is an elusive, inspiring and partly tragic figure. She was a daredevil, a pioneering aviatrix, a stubborn woman who wanted to live life to its fullest, and representative of that breed of women who push society forward just by being themselves.
- Old Home Town - 40 years ago
- February 21, 2006
- The residence of James W. Black at 425 Neb. sustained about $56,000 in damage in a fire that broke out while all the Black family members were in Hutchinson.
- New York’s Met agrees to give up looted antiquities
- February 21, 2006
- New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art agreed Monday to return antiquities Italy says were looted in exchange for long-term loans of other artifacts - a precedent archaeologists hope will prompt museums to change their acquisition policies.
- Patrol seeks fuel deals
- February 21, 2006
- The Journal-World found gas prices as low as $2.07 at Citgo, Ninth and Iowa streets. If you find a lower price, call Pump Patrol at 832-7154.
- Scientists dig into minuscule pile of 4.5 billion-year-old comet dust
- February 21, 2006
- Scientists said Monday they have begun slicing and dicing the first of hundreds of microscopic specks of comet dust, virtually unchanged since the birth of the solar system, that a NASA spacecraft successfully returned to Earth in late January.
- Senate committee endorses punishments for animal cruelty
- February 21, 2006
- People who intentionally kill, maim or torture animals would face jail time and the stigma of a felony record under a bill endorsed Monday by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
- Iran, Russia nuclear talks go nowhere
- February 21, 2006
- Iran and Russia launched talks Monday on the Kremlin’s offer to enrich uranium in Russia - seen as a last chance for Tehran to stave off international sanctions - but the day of discussions ended without any apparent breakthrough.
- Historian sentenced for denying Holocaust
- February 21, 2006
- Right-wing British historian David Irving was sentenced to three years in prison Monday after admitting to an Austrian court that he denied the Holocaust - a crime in the country where Hitler was born.
- ‘Boston Legal’ tends toward overindulgence
- February 21, 2006
- Tom Selleck guest stars on an episode of “Boston Legal” (9 p.m., ABC) that includes all of the cute and “touching” tricks and comedic quirks that viewers of “LA Law,” “Ally McBeal” and “The Practice” have come to expect from writer/producer David E. Kelley over the years.
- Bonds skips voluntary reporting date
- Giants slugger says he needs extra time to straighten out ‘personal stuff’
- February 21, 2006
- One day after contradicting reports that Barry Bonds either was ready to retire after the season or set to play 10 more years, the San Francisco star did not show up Monday on the voluntary reporting date for Giants players.
- Giving up rights for safety not a good trade
- February 21, 2006
- “The enemies of freedom will be defeated.” - President George W. Bush, 2005
- Cafeteria monitor allows parents to watch what their children eat
- February 21, 2006
- A student slides a tray toward the cafeteria cash register with a healthy selection: a pint of milk, green beans, whipped sweet potatoes and chicken nuggets - baked, not fried. But then he adds a fudge brownie.
- Shrubbery at accident site still obstructing drivers’ view
- February 21, 2006
- Three weeks after 6-year-old Bryce Olsen was struck and killed by a minivan, a bush that obscured the driver’s view remains untrimmed.
- La. governor unveils reconstruction plans
- February 21, 2006
- Gov. Kathleen Blanco outlined a $7.5 billion rebuilding, relocation and buyout plan Monday for thousands of residents whose homes remain damaged or destroyed after last year’s hurricanes.
- Donation to aid pet rescues
- Veterinarian provides oxygen masks for fire crews
- February 21, 2006
- The patient is lying there, suffering from smoke inhalation after being carried out of the burning building. The firefighters are forced to awkwardly try to get fresh air into the victim’s lungs because the oxygen mask won’t properly fit around the mouth.
- Search continues at Mexican mine
- February 21, 2006
- Mexican crews tunneled feverishly Monday through dirt and rock to reach 65 coal miners trapped by a gas explosion 600 feet underground. Relatives grew increasingly desperate after nightfall with no word of their loved ones.
- County proposes raising rent fees
- Event organizer says vendors likely to take brunt of increased costs
- February 21, 2006
- The cost of renting some buildings and facilities at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds will double if new fees are approved next month by county commissioners.
- U.S. ice-dances to rare medal
- Belbin-Agosto mine silver; women’s hockey third
- February 21, 2006
- Tanith Belbin and Ben Agosto were still on the ice long after getting their silver medals. They posed for pictures, clowned for the crowd, waved the flag and tried to thank every fan who showed up to cheer them.
- First year bodes well for Eagles
- February 21, 2006
- With just one senior on his roster and one season of junior-varsity competition on his players’ resume, Kevin Shelton understandably was apprehensive before Veritas Christian launched its inaugural varsity girls basketball campaign in November.
- Wants and needs
- Lawrence residents want many things for their community, but city officials must balance those wants against the need to meet basic city needs.
- February 21, 2006
- Local officials are facing some difficult decisions as they seek to set their funding priorities.
- KU’s higher ranking ‘good sign’
- Jayhawks up to No. 16; Jackson feeling better
- February 21, 2006
- Kansas University’s men’s basketball team jumped to No. 16 in the Associated Press rankings and No. 18 in the USA Today/ESPN poll Monday, up from 22 in both polls last week.
- Habitat groundbreaking honors longtime volunteer
- February 21, 2006
- Jean Lilley stood by the barren plot of land in the 800 block of Walnut Street on Monday, waiting to scoop dirt from what could soon become the foundation of a dream come true.
- KU profs support evolution skepticism
- Three faculty members sign petition voicing need to question theory
- February 21, 2006
- Three KU Medical Center doctors are among more than 500 doctorate holders who have signed a petition voicing skepticism of evolution.
- Companies jump on space bandwagon
- Falling prices for funeral, tourism services boost appeal
- February 21, 2006
- Scotty will be blasted into space - not beamed up - and Gordo is returning for his third flight.
- Duke back to No. 1; Jayhawks at No. 16
- February 21, 2006
- Duke moved back to No. 1 in the Associated Press’ college basketball poll Monday, replacing the only other team to hold the top spot this season.
- ‘Valuable’ cancer researcher to leave university
- February 21, 2006
- Longtime Kansas University faculty member Gunda Georg - a poster child for KU’s cancer research efforts - is leaving her post to join the University of Minnesota.
- Business schools facing shortage of doctoral faculty
- February 21, 2006
- Business schools are getting a lesson in supply and demand when it comes to teachers.
- Ethics Commission investigating Kline mailing
- February 21, 2006
- The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission is investigating a fundraising solicitation by Atty. Gen. Phill Kline, it was confirmed Monday.
- Tiffany Demaline
- Lawrence High sophomore bowler hopes again to strike gold at state
- February 21, 2006
- “Alley rat” probably isn’t high on a list of terms of endearment for most teenage girls.
- World Company Web sites receive national awards
- February 21, 2006
- Two World Company Web sites have been singled out as the best in the nation.
- In the know with ‘Zo
- Ex-Jayhawk Jamison enjoying new gig as Mill Valley aide
- February 21, 2006
- Kids these days. They’re all about snowboarding, iPods and the newest edition of Grand Theft Auto.
- Baylor mired in tough situation
- February 21, 2006
- Baylor University’s basketball team opened its 2005-06 season Oct. 15, just like everybody else.
- Woodling: Redick rancid vs. KU
- February 21, 2006
- Statistics can be like icebergs. They can tell you only the tip of the story.
- Lawrence Datebook
- February 21, 2006
- Today: 2-21-06
- People in the news
- February 21, 2006
- ‘Eight Below’ emerges on top
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