The Free State bench celebrates late in the fourth quarter of their game against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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Free State senior Kennedy Kirkpatrick, left, reaches to hug fellow senior Chelsea Casady after coming out of the game for the final time during Free State's senior night game against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High's Marissa Pope (20) tries to drive past Free State's A'Liyah Rogers (4) during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High's Kionna Coleman (33) shoots over Free State's Scout Wiebe (22) during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Free State's Kennedy Kirkpatrick (11) pulls a rebound away from Lawrence High's Bri Anderson (5) during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Free State's A'Liyah Rogers (4) applies defensive pressure against Lawrence High's Marissa Pope during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Free State's Scout Wiebe dives over the top of Lawrence High's Kylie Seaman as the two scramble for a loose ball during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Free State's Chelsea Casady, left, drives past Lawrence High's Emma Kelly (12) during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Free State's A'Liyah Rogers (4) gets a shot off after getting past Lawrence High's Marissa Pope during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Free State's Kennedy Kirkpatrick, left, and Lawrence High's Bri Anderson wrestle for possession during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Free State's Kennedy Kirkpatrick (11) gets around a Lawrence High triple team consisting of Bri Anderson, left, Anna Wright, center, and Emma Kelly (12) for a basket during Free State's game against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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A Free State student cheers on the Firebirds during Free State's game against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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Free State students celebrate at mid-court following Free State's victory against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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The Free State student section starts to storm the court following Free State's victory against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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A Lawrence High student cheers on the Lions as they try to make a comeback in the fourth quarter of Free State's game against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High senior Kharon Brown is unhappy with an official's call during Free State's game against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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A Lawrence High fan in the LHS student section reacts to a turnover during Free State's game against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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Fans in the Free State student section cheer on the Firebirds during Free State's game against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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The Free State student section does the Harlem Shake in between the first and second quarters of Free State's game against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High's Jacob Seratte (35) and Free State's Keith Loneker (15) battle for a rebound during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Free State coach Chuck Law signals to his team during Free State's game against Lawrence High Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High's John Barbee, left, hangs in the air as he tries to shoot over Free State's Kyle McFarland, right, during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Free State's Cole Moreano (13) and Lawrence High's John Barbee fight for a loose ball during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High's Conner Henrichs, bottom, and Free State's Kyle McFarland fight for a loose ball during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High's Justin Roberts, center, gets trapped between Free State's Keith Loneker, left, and Reshawn Caro, right, during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Free State's Cole Moreano (13) launches a three over Lawrence High's Jake Mosiman during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Free State's Keith Loneker (15) puts up a shot around Lawrence High's Conner Henrichs during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High coach Mike Lewis talks to his team late in the fourth quarter during their game against Free State Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High's John Barbee (22) drives past the Free State defense during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High's Anthony Bonner launches a three during Lawrence High's game against Free State Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High's John barbee (22) defends Free State's Cole Moreano (13) during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High's Austin Abbott (4) shoots a jumper over the outstretched arm of Free State's Kyle McFarland (30) during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Lawrence High's Justin Roberts (5) drives past Free State's Blake Winslow during their game Friday night at Free State.

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Ian Hrabe, a 2009 Kansas University graduate prices books at his job in this 2011 file photo. Officials with Half Price Books confirmed the Lawrence store will be closing in the coming months.

The mixture of water and dental stone takes hours to dry, but could provide a unique likeness of a suspect's shoe. How to make shoe impressions was one of the skills learned by attendees at the Citizen's Police Academy on Feb. 7.

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A map of the last 48 hours of calls responded to by Lawrence police. During the Citizen's Academy, officers instructed attendees on how to search the map to find information on crimes occurring in their neighborhoods.

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In 2002, Lawrence Police Academy Director Trent McKinley, left, and police recruit Mark Unruh check for evidence along Learnard Avenue in the slayings of Pete Wallace and Wyona Chandlee. Investigators continued pursuing leads of nearby burglaries that might be related to the slayings under the case was solved. The case was highlighted during the 2013 Citizen's Police Academy.

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Lawrence Police Det. David Axman demonstrates using four angles, a scale, and flash photography to take evidence photos of a shoe print in dirt Feb. 7 at the Citizen's Police Academy. Axman is one of the department's evidence collection officers assigned to glean crime scenes for clues.

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A Citizens' Academy participant brushes black powder onto a soft drink can before using tape to pull a fingerprint from it during a fingerprinting exercise Feb. 7.

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Journal-World reporter Shaun Hittle participates in a simulated police shooting exercise during the Lawrence Police Citizen's Academy Feb. 12.

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Officer Josh Guile coaches Citizen's Police Academy attendee Mike Bourneuf on making a mock traffic stop Feb. 19.

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A map of crime reports over 48 hours, from the Lawrence Police Department website.

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In 2002, Lawrence Police Academy Director Trent McKinley, left, and police recruit Mark Unruh check for evidence along Learnard Avenue in the slayings of Pete Wallace and Wyona Chandlee. Investigators continued pursuing leads of nearby burglaries that might be related to the slayings.

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In 2002, Lawrence Police Academy Director Trent McKinley, left, and police recruit Mark Unruh check for evidence along Learnard Avenue in the slayings of Pete Wallace and Wyona Chandlee. Investigators continued pursuing leads of nearby burglaries that might be related to the slayings. Lawrence Journal-World file photo.

Citizens' Academy participants practiced taking their own fingerprints from aluminum cans under the supervision of police detectives. Only six percent of fingerprints taken by police lead to an arrest.

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Perry Alexander (right), director of Kansas University's Information and Telecommunication Technology Center, describes the hardware racks that can eventually be filled with 24,000 computer processing cores inside the new Advanced Computing Facility at KU's Nichols Hall, as Dan DePardo, a research engineer for the ITTC, watches on.

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Taylor Shuck a Baker University sophomore, left, watches her friend Clare Payne, a Kansas University sophomore from Lawrence, clear a space from behind Shuck's car Friday outside their rental house near the KU campus.

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Mike Yoder/Journal-World Photo.City crews begin the task of removing snow from downtown streets Friday morning, in the 1000 block of Massachusetts St.

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Beth Rulh holds her Italian greyound, Anubis, in her lap. Ruhl says Anubis is often tired after he eats dinner. Beth Ruhl submitted the photo.