Also from February 3
Births
- Katy McCabe and Matthew Butterworth, Lawrence, a boy.
- Katy McCabe and Matthew Butterworth, Lawrence, a boy.
- Katy McCabe and Matthew Butterworth, Lawrence, a boy.
- David and Beth Dye, Lawrence, a girl.
- Tristian Anthony Brown Sr. and Tracy Marie Wetzel, a boy.
- Aaron and Hillary Emerson, Lawrence, a boy.
- Jason and Debbie Ross, Lawrence, a boy.
- Laurel Maslowski and Kyle Schneweis, Lawrence, a boy.
Couples
- Engagement: Newell and Michael
- Engagement: Shannon and Prather
- Engagement: McIntyre and Rigg
- Engagement: Lange and Brown
- Anniversary: Wehmeyer
- Anniversary: Harrell
Obituaries
Photos
Photo galleries
Polls
What was your favorite Super Bowl commercial?
Poll results
| Response | Percent | |
|---|---|---|
| Budweiser — Clydesdales | 36% | |
| Dodge Ram — Farmer | 28% | |
| None of the above | 26% | |
| Doritos — “Goat 4 sale” | 10% | |
| GoDaddy — “Sexy meets smart” | 0% | |
| Total | 50 | |
Videos
Lead stories
12:02 a.m.
Bill Self questions team’s toughness, desire following home loss to OSU- February 2, 2013
- Markel Brown scored 28 points and Marcus Smart 25 in Oklahoma State’s 85-80 win over mistake-ridden Kansas University on Saturday in Allen Fieldhouse. By Gary Bedore • Box score• Bill Self postgame audio
- Photo gallery: Kansas basketball v. Oklahoma State
2:38 p.m.
Developer, proposed Rock Chalk Park partner Thomas Fritzel involved in company that owes $3.4M in back taxes, fees- February 3, 2013
- Thomas Fritzel, the key private partner in Kansas University’s proposed $50 million Rock Chalk Park, is part of an investment group that owes more than $3 million in back taxes and fees stemming from a troubled real estate project in Junction City. By Chad Lawhorn
6:00 p.m.
All stories
- Kansas tennis rolls over Denver, 6-1
- February 3, 2013
- Kansas University lost just one singles match and one doubles match in a 6-1 tennis victory over Denver on Sunday at Jayhawk Tennis Center.
- KU football recruiting draws to a close
- February 3, 2013
- With national signing day set for Wednesday and Kansas University’s football program still with two scholarships to hand out, the next couple of days figure to be interesting and exciting. By Matt Tait
- Opinion: At this point, change is due
- February 3, 2013
- Nobody knows what is at the heart of senior point guard Elijah Johnson’s slump, but theories abound. By Tom Keegan
- Change of heart: Clinic helps Jayhawks put loss behind
- February 3, 2013
- Bill Self asked about 100 Special Olympians from the Sunflower State to do a favor for his Kansas University basketball team on Sunday in Allen Fieldhouse. By Gary Bedore
- State re-examining school safety regulations
- February 3, 2013
- Currently, the state requires schools to conduct fire drills, severe weather drills and bus evacuations. Last week, Rep. Marco Goico, R-Wichita, who is chairman of the Veterans, Military and Homeland Security committee, formed a subcommittee to develop recommendations for a bill to update emergency preparedness requirements for schools. Raelean Finch, Special to the Journal-World
- Bill providing in-state tuition for veterans revisited
- February 3, 2013
- A Kansas House bill providing in-state tuition for all veterans lost momentum and died during last year’s legislative session, but Rep. Melanie Meier, D-Leavenworth, believes a revised version of House Bill 2652 is likely to pass in the coming months. By Raelean Finch, Special to the Journal-World
- Cracking the code on 150-year-old love letters
- February 3, 2013
- A historian’s unlikely discovery led to some interesting reading about a son of abolitionist John Brown: coded steamy love letters between the son and his wife — “the 1860s version of sexting.” By Shaun Hittle
- Kansas City man arrested Sunday morning in Lawrence on gun charge
- February 3, 2013
- A 21-year-old Kansas City, Kan., man was arrested early Sunday morning for gun possession following an incident at Magic Lounge, 804 W. 24th Street. By Shaun Hittle
- Opinion: Conservatives seek to rewrite history
- February 3, 2013 in print edition on A9
- Rush Limbaugh thinks John Lewis should have been armed. “If a lot of African-Americans back in the ’60s had guns and the legal right to use them for self-defense, you think they would have needed Selma?” he said recently on his radio show, referencing the 1965 voting rights campaign in which Lewis, now a congressman from Georgia, had his skull fractured by Alabama state troopers on the Edmund Pettus Bridge. “If John Lewis had had a gun, would he have been beat upside the head on the bridge?”
- Behind the Lens: A religious experience in Nicaragua
- February 3, 2013
- In 1994, I went to Nicaragua to visit some friends and was wowed. This December, after years of pestering, I had to go again. And I came back with some incredible photographs. By Richard Gwin
- Power Hour Kits aim to keep students learning after school day
- February 3, 2013
- The eyes of every squirmy kindergartner in the classroom were on the plastic dinosaurs held by a Boys and Girls Club of Lawrence staff member. By Micki Chestnut
- Wheel Genius: Road work planned for this week
- February 3, 2013
- Road work planned for the week of Feb. 3.
- Library to bid farewell to old building
- February 3, 2013
- The Lawrence Public Library Foundation will bid the old library building, 707 Vermont St., farewell, on Sunday, Feb. 10, before it undergoes a $19 million expansion project.
- KU women’s track third at Armory Invitational
- February 3, 2013
- Kansas University thrower Alena Krechyk led the KU women’s track and field team to a third-place finish on the final day of the Armory Collegiate Invitational on Saturday at the Armory Track and Field Center.
- KU swim team falls to No. 18 Arkansas
- February 3, 2013
- Kansas University’s swimming and diving team fell to 18th-ranked Arkansas, 219-81, on Saturday at Robinson Natatorium.
- Veritas boys, girls basketball win in Wichita
- February 3, 2013
- Veritas Christian’s boys basketball team erased a five-point halftime deficit by scoring the first seven points of the second half and defeated Wichita Northfield, 44-39 on Saturday.
- Firebirds bounce back for third at Sunflower League championships
- February 3, 2013
- Free State boys swimmers bounced back from three straight narrow losses to win individual titles and finish third as a team on Saturday at the Sunflower League championships. By Benton Smith
- Brownback proposal to eliminate tax breaks for homeowners facing opposition
- 12:00 a.m., February 3, 2013 Updated 05:40 p.m.
- Two of the most popular tax deductions available to Kansas homeowners, worth hundreds of dollars a year to each eligible household, may be eliminated to help fill the budget gap created by cuts in the state income tax. Gov. Sam Brownback wants to end the the ability of Kansas homeowners to claim on their state income tax returns deductions for mortgage interest and real estate taxes. By Scott Rothschild
- Developer, proposed Rock Chalk Park partner Thomas Fritzel involved in company that owes $3.4M in back taxes, fees
- February 3, 2013
- Thomas Fritzel, the key private partner in Kansas University’s proposed $50 million Rock Chalk Park, is part of an investment group that owes more than $3 million in back taxes and fees stemming from a troubled real estate project in Junction City. By Chad Lawhorn
- Horoscopes for Feb. 3
- February 3, 2013
- For Sunday, Feb. 3: Try to lighten up this year. You often are extremely serious, and you could make more of certain situations than exists. If you are single, be careful of a very intriguing and mysterious person you meet. If you are attached, the two of you will enhance your bond by taking off on adventures together.
- Humanities Council picks up poet laureate program from dissolved state arts commission, now seeking applicants
- February 3, 2013
- With Gov. Sam Brownback’s dissolution of the Kansas Arts Commission, the Kansas Humanities Council is taking over coordination of the state’s poet laureate program. With the change will come a shift in focus, making the program less about creating poetry and more about how poetry — the laureate’s own and others’ — speaks to the human experience. By Sara Shepherd.
- Lawrence Libations: French Kiss martini at the Jayhawker
- February 3, 2013
- If you find February better suited for curmudgeonry than romance, this probably isn’t your kind of Lawrence Libation. No problem. Go have a Scotch on the rocks and check back another month, because we’re about to make a corny connection between Valentine’s Day and a drink. By Sara Shepherd.
- Joyce Castle plans free performance Monday
- February 3, 2013
- Joyce Castle, mezzo-soprano and Kansas University professor of voice, will give a free performance Monday evening at KU.
- Arts Center accepting entries for annual film festival
- February 3, 2013
- The Lawrence Arts Center is accepting submissions for the second annual Free State Film Festival, planned for April 26-28.
- Multi-piano concerts to celebrate Kansas City culture
- February 3, 2013
- More than 525 musicians performing in duet teams on 16 grand pianos — that’s what’s in store for audiences Feb. 10, when the Kansas City Music Teachers Association presents its 20th annual Multi-Piano Concerts: “Kansas City, Here We Come!”
- Readings planned Thursday, Friday at Raven
- February 3, 2013
- Thursday’s event features Jerry Dobson, author of “The Waters of Chaos: The Ancient Saga” and “ The Waters of Chaos: The Modern Quest.” Friday’s event will feature Mike Wehmeyer, author of “Good Blood, Bad Blood: Science Nature, and the Myth of Kallikaks.”
- Tune In Tonight: Commercials, football star in Super Bowl
- February 3, 2013
- CBS, a network that dominates in ratings and total viewership, has won the rights to broadcast Super Bowl XLVII (5:35 p.m. Sunday). Barring a sudden seismic shift in viewing habits, it will be the most watched television event of the year.
- Opinion: Ancestors warrant new respect
- February 3, 2013
- In the early years of the last century, my mother and her friend Daphne (not her real name) were driving through Ohio on their way to the East Coast. I imagine them in raccoon coats and flapper hats dashing across the Midwest in a flashy roadster when a police car appeared in the rear-view mirror. They pulled over. The officer approached, and Daphne — a formidable, haughty woman — gave the officer an indignant dressing down topped off by the most powerful, terror-inspiring declaration she knew: “I’ll have you know that my father is Buster Nottage!” (not his real name, either). To which the policeman replied: “Lady, I don’t give a darn who your father is, but you were speeding and I’m going to give you a ticket.” By George Gurley
- Letter: Union dues
- February 3, 2013
- Thank goodness Gov. Brownback and his esteemed hard right conservative GOP colleagues are trying to save all you hard-working public servants from yourselves. If they have their way, House Bill 2023 will abolish the payroll deduction for union dues and donations. I wonder how many of you think this is just the help you will need upon your next labor contract negotiation?
- Letter: Gun strategy
- February 3, 2013
- “Gun Free Zone.” Yet another illustration of Washington’s good intentions gone awry. These notices act as magnets for those who are looking for a place where they can kill many people, gain the notoriety they so badly need and all without fear. It has been recently written and broadcast that 18 of 19 mass killings were in schools, malls and churches. Recommendation: Replace these signs with: CAUTION: Teachers and Students May Possess Guns.”
- Editorial: Kansas aspirations
- Will Kansas be better off if it becomes more like Texas or Florida?
- February 3, 2013
- In a number of venues, including his State of the State address, Gov. Sam Brownback has promoted Florida and Texas as states Kansas should strive to emulate. Setting aside the sunshine and tourist attractions in those two states, do the majority of Kansans really want their state to be more like Florida or Texas?
- How former Jayhawks fared in Feb. 2 NBA games
- February 3, 2013
- A look at how former Kansas University players fared in Saturday’s NBA games.
- Ex-Jayhawk has 4 stops
- February 3, 2013
- Kansas University senior cornerback Greg Brown recorded four tackles and three pass breakups Saturday for the Texas All-Stars as part of the Texas vs. The Nation All-Star game. The National Team defeated Team Texas, 24-13.
- 100 years ago: Local groundhog finds snow, but no shadows
- February 3, 2013
- “The Ground Hog made his annual weather investigation expedition in the midst of a snow storm and shadows were not in order.”
- 40 years ago: Kansas districts must be reapportioned, federal court says
- February 3, 2013
- The court held that the districts created under the bill “were lacking in compactness and continuity.”
- 25 years ago: Ticket sales slow for new multistate lottery
- February 3, 2013
- The new game had a jackpot of at least $2 million.
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- Kobach considering filing charges against protesters who came to his home June 17, 2013 · 109 comments
- Residents irate over quarry blasting June 18, 2013 · 11 comments
- Blog: State seeking proposal to develop resort at Clinton Lake State Park June 18, 2013 · 20 comments
- Blog: City commissioners now will consider 700 block of Vermont as home for downtown transit hub June 18, 2013 · 17 comments
- Kansas Board of Regents to vote on proposed tuition, fee increases June 18, 2013 · 10 comments
- U.S. Supreme Court strikes down voter registration law similar to the one in Kansas June 17, 2013 · 75 comments
- Opinion: Redskins mascot can’t be justified June 16, 2013 · 95 comments
- Letter: Energy folly June 15, 2013 · 41 comments
- City approves Menards store next to Home Depot at 31st and Iowa streets June 18, 2013 · 2 comments
- City commissioners to consider final approvals for Menards project June 14, 2013 · 83 comments
- Freshman Frankamp brings hot shot to KU June 18, 2013
- Clinton Lake resort discussions resurface September 6, 2012
- Report says schools underfunded $657 million in FY 2015 June 17, 2013
- Residents irate over quarry blasting June 18, 2013
- New TV deal expands KU athletics coverage, access June 18, 2013
- Regents to consider bonds for new engineering building June 18, 2013
- Free State’s Dieker, Hodison first-team all-league soccer June 4, 2013
- KU grad student wins national fellowship to help young kids deal with intense stress June 13, 2013
- Editorial: Core standards June 17, 2013
- Opinion: Latin America courts U.S. startups June 18, 2013
