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Sarah Benson (Lead Reporter, lawrence.com)
Recent stories
- Change of scene
- Lawrence Arts Center changes holiday focus to ‘The Snow Queen’
- November 26, 2006
- Snow castles, hobgoblins and reindeer are just a few of the magical elements featured in the Lawrence Arts Center’s new holiday play, “The Snow Queen.”
- Festival of the nativities
- Church displays bring sense of peace
- November 26, 2006
- The holidays are a time for shopping, cooking, wrapping and, well, more shopping.
- Women & advocacy
- September 17, 2006
- In the weeks leading up to November elections, the Town and Country Republican Women of Douglas County will volunteer to pass out Republican candidate literature door to door, organize political forums and distribute Phill Kline signs around the county.
- Expansion of faith
- Celebration Center offers sixth-generation pastor and congregation room to grow
- August 19, 2006
- Tom Brady comes from a century-long line of Kansas pastors, but he was never exactly itching to break into the family business.
- Split decision
- Doctors gave Split Lip Rayfield’s frontman two months to live … so he booked a tour
- August 18, 2006
- It took one year, a few phone calls and cancer to reunite Split Lip Rayfield. Tonight, the heartfelt hillbilly punk quartet is getting back together to play the second show in a tour that’s billed to be its last.
- The cost of cool
- Trendy gear bumps up school expenses
- August 13, 2006
- Remember Nano pets? You know, those tiny, egg-shaped keychains with screens that display a virtual “pet”?
- Facebook indiscretions plague users
- KU scholarship hall students punished for drinking in dorm among those exposed on online sites
- August 12, 2006
- Be careful who you poke.
- Culture cravings
- Offerings to soothe your occasional urge for refinement
- August 12, 2006
- Let’s face it. Kansas isn’t the most culturally “cool” state in the nation.
- Amid academics, fun, students forget about health
- Good nutrition, sleep will keep you energized
- August 12, 2006
- College students aren’t usually known for putting health at the top of their priorities.
- Special treatment delivers results for stress, pain
- Complementary therapy options abound in Lawrence when studying, socializing wear out students
- August 12, 2006
- When Kansas University junior Hadley Galbraith gets stressed, her jaw tightens, her neck stiffens and her shoulders lock up with tension.
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