photo by: Richard Gwin

From left, sisters Baylee Wulfkuhle, 10, and Madison Wulfkuhle, 13, feed their 4-H steers on Friday at their family farm south of Stull. Some new restrictions by the U.S. Department of Labor regarding child labor laws would restrict what work kids like the Wulfkuhles can do on their farm.

photo by: Contributed photo/Tricia Barker

Pamela Barker of Minneapolis is the owner of the coveted "JAYHAWK" license plate. Before a 2010 law limiting vanity plates went into effect, 42 people had license plates honoring the Kansas University mascot.

photo by: David F. McKinney/Office of University Relations

The Rock Chalk chant is inscribed on a stone bench in the Kansas Union at Kansas University. A group of about 350 has formed to rally against fans shouting "Woo!" at the end of the chant. The anti-woo group has taken a few actions to preserve the chant in its original form. Larry Tenopir, a Topeka attorney, wrote a letter to the University Daily Kansan last semester arguing that the chant stands out because it’s so different from everyone else’s.

photo by: Kevin Anderson

Lawrence High guard Troy Willoughby goes up for a basket against Olathe Northwest on Friday, Jan. 6, 2012, at LHS.