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10:00 a.m.
Looking out for Number One: Andrew Turzilli’s finally a starter, and he’s playing to remain one- September 21, 2012
- A lot has been made about Kansas University wide receiver Andrew Turzilli’s 100-yard game in last week’s loss to TCU.
2:00 p.m.
Jayhawks well aware of road losing streak- September 21, 2012
- Three years ago, in September of 2009, a Kansas University freshman named Bradley McDougald hopped onto a plane and traveled to the first road football game of his college career.
5:40 p.m.
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- Universally reviled Boot Camp awaits KU hoops
- September 22, 2012
- For former Kansas University basketball player Tyshawn Taylor, the best day of Boot Camp was his last day of Boot Camp, 2011.
- Keegan: Dayne Crist’s miss costly
- September 22, 2012
- Another week, another loss, another day Kansas University senior quarterback Dayne Crist found himself answering questions about his role from the wrong end of the game’s pivotal fourth-quarter play.
- Déjà ewww! KU falls apart in 4th (again)
- September 22, 2012
- With its second fall-from-in-front loss of the young season — both with two-score leads in the fourth quarter, no less — Kansas University’s football team pushed its road losing streak to 14 games with a 30-23 loss to Northern Illinois on Saturday at Huskie Stadium.
- NIU coach Dave Doeren: Huskies were more physical team
- September 22, 2012
- A few seconds after reporters were asked if they had any final questions, Northern Illinois coach Dave Doeren spoke up himself.
- Notebook: James Sims solid in return
- RB goes for 91 yards in setback
- September 22, 2012
- Kansas University’s football team welcomed junior James Sims back to the huddle Saturday, and his return could not have come at a better time.
- Voters reminded to register in time
- September 22, 2012
- Kansans wanting to vote in the Nov. 6 general election and who are not already registered to vote can register through Oct. 16.
- LHS to honor four distinguished alumni
- September 22, 2012
- Four more former Lions will join the ranks of Lawrence High School’s hall of honor next week.
- Energy fair offers bright ideas
- September 22, 2012
- Brad Allen likes hybrid cars. But he had never driven fully-electric car until Saturday.
- Injury accident closes eastbound lanes of Sixth Street near Kasold Drive
- September 22, 2012
- A two car injury accident has closed the eastbound lanes of Sixth Street near Kasold Drive this evening. The lanes are now open.
- Police seek owner of antique watch
- September 22, 2012
- Lawrence police are trying to reunite an antique watch that was recovered following a recent burglary arrest with its rightful owner.
- KU hosting free shredding event
- September 22, 2012
- Kansas University will provide a free document-shredding service next week in Lawrence.
- Kansas jobless rate dips to 6.2 % in Aug.
- September 22, 2012
- Kansas officials on Friday reported several positive trends in the state’s economy from August, including a small dip in the unemployment rate to 6.2 percent.
- University rankings discussion on agenda
- September 22, 2012
- TOPEKA — Gov. Sam Brownback and his economic advisers will hear from higher education officials next week on rankings of Kansas universities, which recently fell in a national report.
- Veritas wins thriller, 64-56
- September 22, 2012
- Andrew Harvey scored on a 20-yard run to break a tie with 32 seconds left, and Veritas defeated Blue Valley Randolph, 64-56, on Friday night in high school football.
- Kansas soccer upends No. 7 Oklahoma St., 2-1
- September 22, 2012
- Kansas University’s soccer team opened Big 12 Conference play with a 2-1 victory over No. 7 Oklahoma State on Friday at the Jayhawk Soccer Complex.
- 25 years ago: Unleashed dogs preventing mail delivery in east Lawrence
- September 22, 2012
- Lawrence Postmaster William Reynolds confirmed that mail delivery had been suspended in the area of the 1200 block of New Jersey Street.
- Driving hazards
- September 22, 2012
- To the editor: One day recently, I made a fun-filled trip from Kasold Drive and Peterson Road to the Kansas University campus. On Maine, a student was bicycling on the wrong side of the street — texting! At the West Campus Road roundabout, an adult visitor on his cell ignored the “Yield” sign and whizzed in front of me, a not uncommon occurrence, according to the reaction of the control booth attendant. On Jayhawk Boulevard, a young skateboarder zoomed across directly in front of me at no marked crossing.
- 100 years ago: Assistant coach has football team playing leap-frog
- September 22, 2012
- “They were doing training stunts. It was a Minnesota idea of development imported into the game at Kansas.”
- 40 years ago: Topeka’s Ed Marling’s store to come to Lawrence
- September 22, 2012
- “We think there is outstanding growth potential in and around Lawrence,” said Charles Marling, president of the company.
- Horoscopes for Sept. 22
- September 22, 2012
- For Saturday, Sept. 22: This year you’ll want to be more authentic. You also will want to reveal your playful side more often, no matter what age you are. If you are single, Cupid seems to be running rampant in your neighborhood. Enjoy it! If you are attached, the two of you act like newlyweds.
- Teen driving tragedy unfolds
- September 22, 2012
- Lifetime dabbles in teenage tragedy with “Last Hours in Suburbia” (7 p.m. Saturday).
- Opinion: U.S. foreign policy is in epic collapse
- September 22, 2012 in print edition on A8
- In the week following 9/11/12 something big happened: the collapse of the Cairo Doctrine, the centerpiece of President Obama’s foreign policy. It was to reset the very course of post-9/11 America, creating, after the (allegedly) brutal depredations of the Bush years, a profound rapprochement with the Islamic world.
- Eudora pounds Paola, 35-7
- September 22, 2012
- Andrew Ballock threw for three touchdowns and ran for two as Eudora defeated Paola.
- Jayhawks’ Doc Sadler mentioned for Tech job
- September 22, 2012
- Two former Texas Tech basketball assistants are being mentioned as possible replacements for Billy Gillispie, who resigned his Red Raider coaching position Thursday amid health concerns and allegations that he mistreated players.
- Mendoza returns from illness as Royals take down Indians
- September 22, 2012
- Luis Mendoza felt terrible for much of the week, then quickly got into trouble when he returned to the mound Friday night.
- FSHS holds off O-North, 34-28
- September 22, 2012
- Free State High might have gotten away with one Friday night against Kansas’ own old football coach Gene Wier in his first game back in Lawrence in over a decade.
- Lions roll over SM North, 46-20
- September 22, 2012
- Each week, Lawrence High quarterback Brad Strauss seems to find a different avenue for impressing his teammates. Strauss, a 6-foot-1, 180-pound senior, turned heads with a mistake Friday night at Shawnee Mission North District Stadium.
- Baker primed for big game
- September 22, 2012
- The spectators will be dressed in black, but the buzz tonight at Baker University’s Liston Stadium won’t in any other way call to mind a funeral.
- Libya response
- September 22, 2012
- To the editor: This is a response to “Libya answers” (Public Forum, Sept. 18). You did well, hitting all the main Republican/teabag talking points with broad strokes. “A” for hitting the mark. “F” for content.
- Violent acts
- September 22, 2012
- To the editor: This is in response to David Omar’s recent letter (Public Forum, Sept. 18) asking why a Coptic Christian would want to inflame the Muslim world. The reason would probably be because the Coptic Christians who live in Egypt and other predominantly Muslim lands have had their churches destroyed, their people killed and/or displaced and other horrible crimes done against them while the Muslims of that land and the world have done very little. I should mention that in other Muslim-dominated areas such as Somalia, Sudan, Iraq, Tunisia, Pakistan, Indonesia, northern Nigeria, Christians in the last 25 years have suffered similar or worse atrocities at the hands of Muslims.
- KU should be concerned about AAU membership
- September 22, 2012
- A Journal-World editorial last weekend focused on the lack of leadership at Kansas University and the downward slide of KU in the annual U.S. News and World Report rankings of public and private American universities.
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