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Lawrence Athletic Club, 3201 Mesa Way.

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Officers from the Lawrence Police Department investigate the scene of an injury accident at 15th and Iowa streets involving the Cat Tracker bus. John Green was fatally injured and another seriously injured in the accident on Saturday, November 18, 2006.

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Ryan Sayler, is pictured in this photograph from December 2006 where he and four other Lawrence police officers received the Medal of Valor, the department's highest award, for their efforts to save residents of burning buildings in the Boardwalk Apartment fire in 2006. Four officers were involved in rescue efforts at the Boardwalk Apartments in the fall of 2006.

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Cathy Maxon searches for her son Casey during the start of the Lawrence High commencement ceremony at Memorial Stadium on Sunday.

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Alexandra Hyler finishes her speech with a text message during the Lawrence High School commencement ceremony at Memorial Stadium. Hyler ended her speech by texting her final words to some of her peers. The end of her speech can also be found on her Facebook status, she said.

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Lawrence High School principal Steve Nilhas congratulates Julia Harris during the commencement ceremony at Memorial Stadium. More than 300 Lawrence High students were honored during Sunday's celebrations.

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Skyler Criswell and Will Conley (glasses) celebrate during the teacher awards of the Lawrence High School commencement ceremony at Memorial Stadium on Sunday.

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Ben Wilson walks back to his seat after receiving the outstanding citizenship award during the Lawrence High School commencement ceremony.

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A crowd gathers around Richard Renner's Recycle Cycle after the Earth Day celebration parade on Massachusetts Street. Renner used the decorated cycle to teach kids about what can be recycled.

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Nelda Leibig, left, heads towards South Park along side her daughter, Beth Merryfield, right, during the 2009 Earth Day Celebration parade on Massachusetts Street. Leibig and Merryfield dressed up as Mother and Daughter Earth to participate in the parade and Earth Day celebrations Saturday.

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Sara Taliaferro walks with Prairie Moon Waldorf School during the Earth Day celebration parade on Massachusetts Street.

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Angie Babbit puts the finishing touches on the Grassland Heritage Foundation float for the Earth Day celebration. The parade began at Seventh and Massachusetts streets and finished at South Park, where an Earth Day celebration was held.

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Caitlin Hornbeck hula-hoops her way toward South Park during the Earth Day parade. The celebration continued in South Park after the parade on Massachusetts Street. Tours of the South Park butterfly garden, rose garden and Downtown Japanese Friendship Garden also followed the parade.

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KU students gravitate toward the nightlife — and that includes The Cadillac Ranch, 2515 W. Sixth St.

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Kansas junior Kelly Kohn fights with New Orleans' Candice McGee, right, and Ty Felder for the ball at Allen Fieldhouse. The game ended in a 64-42 Jayhawk victory.

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Kansas forward Nicollette Smith fights for a shot against New Orleans at Allenfield House on Sunday, November 30, 2008.

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Kansas' Sade Morris shoots over a New Orleans defender in the Jayhawks' 64-42 win at Allen Fieldhouse on Sunday, Nov. 30, 2008.

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Kansas junior Danielle McCray shoots over the New Orleans defense at Allen Fieldhouse. McCray had 13 points and 12 rebounds during the Jayhawks' 64-42 victor on Sunday, November 30, 2008.

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The Farb family enjoys a vegan meal at their home in North Lawrence. Teens who want a vegan or vegetarian lifestyle can adopt some strategies that make eating at home or out a little easier.

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