University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 2004 volume:

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And a good place to start. lt haunts our actions, our words, our attitudes. lt shadows us at every step. Why did you take that class? Why did you stay out all night? Why didn't you call her back? Ot all the five W's we learned in junior high, the why is always the most important. Who, what, when, and where are so simply answered. Why is the only tact-finding question with no objective answer, no correct response. The most important question, of course, is always the hardest to answer l naming? A scantron test can't confirm our explanation. Why did we come to college? Because. Because we have to get an education to get the job to get the raise to get the car and the house with the white picket fence, Spot the dog and 2.3 children. Because our parents made us. Because we wanted to be the first in our family Because we wanted to carry on the layhawk tradition. Because we could. A millions reasons are hiding behind that one little word: because. , jg ,l fi ire uf lclockwise from lower leftl WDIIIQII . from Kappa Delta sorority await 'their' S new member class. -photo by loah ' Buchanan Carblille Smith defends i the ball against her opponent. -photo 1 by Ryan Scarrow Silldellis participate in the Victory Campus Ministry halloween party --photo by loah Buchanan yi 'N' 1.af-vii-of ' - :Y-Nm, -n' ' 1 1 liven Mm. .F ,H 1 w 'f. .r N rv. Q as Jf'.g,. 1 ,l,,,q,, ,..., , ,-. 1 ' ' .,,. . an-N., 1, . , v ' aa A . - 'H a -v4,nvqf.wa.yn'u,,la' :if-'y V IQL, ,O v-- ?nf 'F' you - , ,f..,.,, -,.4 A 1 -Qi -4-Vw-Va qv. K. -up ,a,,,- ., .5 93194 ,., 0,--fiwymgqf . 4 1 1' .ffm . 5,4 N A 2 1 I 9 ' ' 1 Nqr 'X -S-'ft---1 s-H' sf giiisf, gi,- 2 Y y 3: N4 Z lha obvious answer iso'l always the riohl ooo. haven'l you over soon a scary movie? 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' j 'E l JI 1 ' ,H 5 -fi 5 r . ,N 5 l 1 l ,g. lay i ' r ' i We vvant to fill a void, l'eClUCe stress, cause trouble, make a dl'lfEl'Gl'lCE to someone, learn something, be remembered, get involved, forget, haw? stories to tell, impress people, be dllcfefeflt, succeed, do what everyone else is doing, say thank you, follow the rules, reach a goal, be independent, have fun, make friends, do it on our own, be taken seriously, be dE1ng6fOLlS, be famous, do S0lllllllE'iJl:Il'lllll'lQ amazing. l JAYWMWKS hllffwtflflliihi rssra Urn April ZQQEQ a large, srramgemleekingj rldek ar Hevalale birds deseerlded on rhe.earrrriarifilye5i Their rrarme? layharrfras Pararltrs, Trhefr mission? ring vrshdrs ro ltarrrerreer J warm The Lawrence Visitors Bureau coined the idea for the 'SJayhawks on Paradei' off the popular i'Cows on Parade many cities have sponsored. 'gWe had several purposes, the first ofwhich was to bring visitors to Lawrence to see them. said Susan Henderson. Director of Marketing for the Lawrence Visitors, Bureau. Other reasons included boosting commu- nity morale, and benefiting non-profit organizations. Thirty of the 5 feet-tall fiberglass birds were commissioned. Then it was up to the Visitors' Bureau to find sponsors. Using target lists, public meetings, and a lot of one-on-one time, they found homes for all of the statues. Next, each sponsor chose an artist to decorate the Jayhawk. Local artists drew up their ideas and, once chosen, set to work. A myriad of designs emerged, from the playful to the proud. Most artists submitted four or five designs. l had submitted four hoping that one would get picked, but l kind of lucked out, said Susan Younger, an artist from the Alumni Association who decorated three of the birds and also designed the poster and book for the parade. The actual models differed from the sketches because you had never seen what you were working with when you submitted the proposal. You had to kind of fly by the seat of your pants and just make it workf, The Jayhawks were on display from April until November 2003. After that, each individual organization chose whether to auction it off or keep it. By the end of October. half had named a beneficiary. and many others had decided they couldnit let go. KU alumni Doug and Elaine Nelson fClass of '79 and '74J were one of a handful of couples who privately sponsored one of the birds. uJayhawk as a Cow on Parade will be auctioned off to raise money for The Shelter, lnc., a local agency providing emergency housing for children in need of care. 'gWhen we first read about the project, it looked like funf said Elaine Nelson. 'ilt was just a coincidence that lam also serving this year as President of the Board of'Directors for The Shelter, The timing of the gJayhawks on Parade, fit perfectly with our annual auction. Doug and I thought it would combine our Jayhawk loyalty and love for The Shelter. The whole experience was exciting for the artists. who had only a month to complete their work. l'm really proud to have been included in it, and l'm really happy that the city did itf, said Younger. The biggest thing, the thing that made it really worthwhile, was when my husband and l went to pick up the first bird We had it strapped in the back ofthe truck. and stopped at the grocery store. When we came out, this lady was petting the bird. To me, that was so rewarding. to see how much people loved this mascot and enjoyed it. Though they had hoped the project would go well, the Visitors' Bureau wasn't quite sure what to expect. lt surpassed our expectations in many ways and fhasl taken on a life ofits ownf, said Henderson. Overall itis been an overwhelming success and generated a lot of publicity. l's been a lot of fun to see people reactions, taking pictures and that sort of thing. lt also surpassed our expectations as far as the amount of time it was going to take. Many ofthe people working on the project were working on this in addition to their full-time jobs, but it could have been a full-time job in itself. But, it's all been worth it and we're glad we did it. Through the different artists' interpretations, the Jayhawks on Parade provided something for every personal tastes Some people have said that this isnit fine art, said Younger. but one of my teachers in college told me, Art is whatever creates a reaction, and to me that's true. lfyou look at a painting or you look at a sculpture and feel something, then it was successful, and this was. 'Wit 'btw 07 ,4 677' iitlif i i ihr -iiw tint L...- ,i r ii ,,.,.- viii f 7'c ' '- '- illli ' Ib ' 25 fiberglass Jayhawks were exhibited outdoors from March through October 2003 viii - The first Jayhawk unveiled on Saturday, ian. 11, 2003 at 9 a.m. at Lawrence Visitors Center, , 402 N. 2nd St. W ' Organized by the Lawrence Convention and Visitors Board ' - Event sponsors paid 54,500 to sponsor a iayhawk. 0 wiv i 'S sw, w, 9.1 fn l ni? , , k T17 'i JI ,JZWRM1 lclockwise from dominanti In fYOI'lt ofthe Kansas Union, a KU ambassador pauses to give background about the school. Prospective students and their parents get a taste of KU on Wheels. backwards and providing university trivia are all in a day's work for KU ambassadors. fphotos by Ryan Scarow tustuirie on a dail basis. Anything can happen, and you just learn to roll with the punches. That is what most ofthe KU Ambassadors will tell you about their unique position even though they work through the summer, through most breaks, in snow, heat and rain. The student ambassadors are an elite group of volunteer students who are chosen to interact with potential students by giving tours. serving on student panels and generally being helpful. i'We,re like the salespeople, a visitoris first look at the university. We make the first impressions, and we can make or break whether students come here, ambassador co- Coordinator John Wilson, Lawton, Okla., sophomore, said. It was a year of growth and change for the traditionally small organization. By combining with the Multicultural Recruitment Team, numbers reached almost 130. The arnbassa- dors also helped the Visitors' Center by giving tours of McCollum and Ellsworth Halls. About 8071 of current students were given a tour by a student ambassador before coming to the University of Kansas. 4'People are always coming up to me and saying, 6You gave me my tour last year! Patrick Nuss, Shawnee senior, said. Last February, my car needed a jump-start so I went up to my old floor in Templin hoping to find one of my old roommates or floormates to help me out. As I got off the elevator, there was a girl in the lobby and she yelled my name, but I didnit recognize her right away. Turns out, I had given her a tour the year before, and she ended up helping me start my earf' The ambassadors face many challenges each day, but keeping up interest is one ofthe easier ones to tackle. Tours never get boring for I eff Crick, vice president of training and education. Things are always changingg new people come with different academic interestsf' Crick, Liberal senior, said. My tour script changes almost every tour, new facts and tidbits are always coming up that I tend to add in. The general reaction is that if I having fim givdng the tour, then most of the time the people are having fun also and I can't remember giving a tour where I wasn't having funf, Student ambassadors must also think quickly to answer the many questions posed by parents and prospective students. One potential student asked Crick if students were actually expected to go to class. MI don't know what he thought college was exactly, but he was cominced that no one went to classesg we just hung around the buildings all day or something, Crick said. He had a look ofshock on his face when I said that was a major part ofmy day, and I might have ruined his view of what college actually was. Sometimes, though, they have to worry about current KU students sabotaging their tours - either on purpose or accidently.Nude models, campus celebrities and immature college students made for distracting moments. '6Once I had a pair ofhigh school girls without parents one day, and they spotted Jeff Boschee on the tour, so diey took off after him and left mef, said Nuss. Though they try to never give the same tour tvtdce, each ambassador finds their ovm favorite piece of trivia, funny campus story or comedic routine. Whenever I give tours the same time as Jeff Crick -which is all the time - we have a little joke. Whenever I mention Watkins Health Center, I always throw in that I eff likes to go sledding on cafeteria trays, and that he knows that X-rays there are 37.50. Since Jeff and I give opposite tour routes, we always meet halfway, and I ask jeff, iHey, how much are X- rays'?, and he yells back 157.50 l '. That always gets a laugh. Nuss said. Though itis rarely predictable, most ambassadors will agree on one thing: they love being a student ambassador. aOriginally, I joined Ambassadors for selfish reasons. I wanted to join a KU club. and since my parents both went here. and they brought me to campus so many times growing up, I thought I would be a tour guide because I knew a lot about campusfi Crick said. After a few years. I do it because I love meeting new people and high school kids. I just love giving tours. .','. , -A,, , .' QI 1 xxx, 1-1,' '-.Jr ul'gyL1 ., Qk.-' . ,P,k,g'ge?, c-iffi. . H . I 1- ' ' I' bt' 'a 'J 'ho' P-' fad? ' 'ls lj? -6 Q ft' agen , asfffig .' -- - . -- 1 fvx .F . AH' -J n. . A . A , '0.,A1 -1 Iv-W..-' ' ,,.. F- 3-'f,3. 'F:', .w' JV 'RJ vw , . .xg 'H- ' '-ra' 1 . :Y 's 'G' Jr- X, . 'Sr s - A ax-' . 'V J I 5 '45 14 I I -JS-.' A 1 'if' 5 W. A L Is 'v . K A- if ,rf-41. Q K .X, , I 5. A I W,-Q 'v Mun. Y' ,1.,., A. gi-'I ll f x', g 'rw it 5 ? 'W '1 4,-.1 V... S I 2. li, ' J. fl I 1 - .', 'M af A -f,, V , . - -P--me-......,,.,A .WI ln.-0 2 -1 v. , h,....,,....,,. , f.M,..,,..,.,v,,. fi' 1 V' ,MA TQ f in... 1... . Nr? x .A '- -1 1 -w, : '-1 A JV' ' Vg , , H. K Sh' L' Q Nr WW. Piiiiss-.M 'ff-rl!! I - v I , H 1' l I Q The Marching Jayhawks marched down Campanille Hill and sang It's Hog Calling Time in the northeast section of Memorial Stadium before drum majors Dustin Bauerle and Kellie Lankford led them onto the field before each home football game. The band has marked each home football game this way since 1979. with a field formation of a Sunflower and a block formations during the pre-game marching show. The four football half-time shows were dedicated to Santana. Beatles. an American Tribute and Cershwin. A new face joined the marching band this year with the introduction of a new band director, Dr. james Hudson. He had a different view and gave marching band a different feel, said Sarah Connelly, sophomore. The cohesivness of the group made for another new development. Band members said the band was more like a solid unit than several individual sections, Despite the effortless look of the Marching Jayhawks, hard work made the band what they where. Prior to the start of the school year, students participated in summer band camp. This enabled students to be plugged into a group of others with common interests and to begin learning fundamentals for the marching season. Once school started. the band practiced from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The band also held Continuity practices Saturday mornings from 7 to 8 p.m. before each game they participated in. The band could always be counted on to boost energy levels of the crowd throughout each game they were involved in. Whether they played 'Tm a Jay or another favorite tune, the band had enthusiasm that surged through the stands at Memorial Stadium during the marching season. g'Like any other sport, the marching band also had goals and worked together as a team to get shows ready for football games and other gigs, said Kellie Lankford. junior. The importance of teamwork was essential to having a successful show that everyone was proud off' Throw together some rocking polyester uniforms, a few weeks of band camp and a couple decades of tradition, and you've got yourself a party. BY LORI PARKER f ..----nageg photos by loah Buchanan S -4 From his bid lor the President's Oval Office to his Viagra commercials , former Sen, Bob Dole has become a landmark figure for the state ofKansas. And Kansasjttst wanted to say thank yott. On ,luly 22, Dole celebrated his 80th birthday with 'font Brokaw. flov. Kathleen Scbelius, former President ,liminy Carter and other distinguished guests before attendingthe lorrnal dedication ofhis building. the Robert ,l. Dole lnstitutc of Politics. Tom Brokaw hosted the dedication in front ofthe new Dole lnstitute. He said the dedication and the building were a tribute to ntl native sont ofKansas and the great political system he was so protrd to be a part of. Former President Carter spoke abotrt the i'greatest generation and continued peacekeeping ellorts before at-tv ing the podium to National Security Adv iscr Condoleezza Rice, who lives in the same building as Dole and his w ifc, lilixabeth, in Washington IIC.. She said she admired Dole for his foreign policy issues and his respect for Kansas. i'He never forgot Kansas in his time in D1 she said. You alway s heard the Kansas in him. As Dole took the stage near the end ofthe dedication. the crowd stood and applauded him. Dole presented Richard Norton-Smith. director ofthe Dole institute. with a plaque. naming him a true gentleman. scholar. and friend. He also recognized ,lack Lucas, a Medal ofHonor recipient from Mississippi. Veterans strch as Lucas are the men the Dole lnstitute's dedication is honoring. Dole said. He also stressed the importance ofthe Dole Institute to future students and generations. nThey're the real reason why weire here. Dole said. Our ranks may be dwindling. but our memories endure. The 23,000-square-foot building hottses abottt 4,000 boxes ofDolc's papers from his four decades in Washington and exhibits ofhis political life and boyhood in Kansas. Only about 200 boxes have been processed and Smith said it would take I5 years to complete the task. Bttt the lnstitttte was designed to be a model for fttture generations about the good of public service. The institute contained an expansive timeline ofthe life ofBob Dole, from his youth spent in Russell, to his days as a student at the University, throttgh the groundbreaking ofthe institute itself. An l8 x 12-foot stone map ofKansas greeted visitors in the main lobby. ln nearby Hanson Hall. visitors could find thc uniform Dole wore dttring World War Il. with his Purple Heart and Bronze Star. standingbetween two support beams taken from the World Trade Center. Towering over all ofthis is the worldis largest stained glass American flag. On Sept. ll. about 100 people stood in front ofthe giant stained-glass American flag window to become naturalized citizens. But even at the climax ofyears ofeffort and waiting. the Institute had some bttmps in the road. Norton-Smith formally announced his resignation to become the executive director ofthe Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum in Springfield. lll. Smith came to Kansas in December 2001. Before that. the nationally renowned scholar and historian directed four other presidential libraries. He was also a frequent commentator on the PBS program News Hotrr with lim Lehrer and has written or collaborated with others on eight books. nl take with me warm memories of the many Kansans. on campus and off. who have offered personal encouragement and provided tangible sttpport dttring the last two years. Smith said in his statement. 'il know that the Dole lnstitttte will fulfill its mandate of service to all Kansansf' Chancellor Robert Hemenway named Stephen McAllister, dean oflaw. interim director ofthe Dole lnstitttte. McAllister was busy making plans for the immediate fttture ofthe Dole lnstitttte.Although McAllister was named interim director, he said a position as long-term director hadn't been rttled ottt. 'With all due resnecl, lem, we were just errlinary Americans wha were called en lc meet the greatest cl chellennes. Sixty years en. cur ranks are rlwinrllinn. But cur memcries enrlnre. Sc de thcuehts cl these whn have acne helcre us. -Sen. Bob Dole, on tee dedication ot the Robert l. Dole lnsitute of Politics on luly 22, 2003 step into mu crib. The Greek Connhunhy hHHGd knees whh Habhatllumahhy to buHd a home for a emmmm localfamhy I will admit to you that I donit like being dirty. Or sweaty. And grime under my fingernails drives me crazy. Physical labor isnlt exactly my idea of a good time. But for a couple days I put all that behind me. I, like most students, have a place to live. Granted, I'm a student so it's nothing like Paris Hilton calls home, but it keeps me warm from the snow, dry from the rain and cool from the heat. Often times it's easy to forget the families that donit have this option. The House that Creeks Built allows members from all the fraternities and sororities at KU to join forces with Habitat Humanity and build a house for a local family. Representatives from Panhellenic and the Interfraternity Council organized the effort and contacted the Creek Community to schedule shifts to work on the home. uVoluntecring for the House that Creeks Built was a great way to help out the community. I really felt like my work was worthwhilef, Anna Arnonc. Kansas City sophomore said. Arnone served as . y the ff . 'NX Q. .si of ' coordinator for her sorority. She was in charge of making sure enough volunteers from her chapter came during their time slot. Between the two other chapters that volunteered with us. we actually had too many people show up and we had to send some home. Arnone said. The woman receiving the home often stopped by to check on the progress. meet the students and help out. The House that Creeks Built is funded through donations raised by KU fraternities and sororities. 1'3 WHATQS nit PUINTEP These bright young students may not be cracking textbooks or studying for midterms, but they punish their bodies in the narne of art. That's hardcore. v 1 pr 1 -at N 7 way k ' vii, M, 1 71-T ' ritwt 'jimi ,-.2 L wa 'if 4' L 1: if fs t 1E'ft1i,'a .ii ,i-.1 , Q'airt'W-'t-wet:iirthitritt:,fnr.ir-ii,twirl-its-iii:Tttdvw.-1It'-'?Ht1'.ii'1i,ilbtw tllaifgt' -Tili'ii?i'f . ,A L+.-1'.'2-rzilai :at itz.. ata. is , '-+.- asre- .11 ..mg,y+?.zsa.,. 5555?-ty,fratQv...,:f',,f..-.ve- aff.: ' 1 1 - -f .Q-9' 7 V 'L 'V9'i'EYtfif1 2Tp'f'i ?iii carmtuslife ZLV l ,- EE The lirst thing that may eome to mind is a buneh olgirls in tu-tu's twirling around. ln Robinson, the ballet elasses taught bvjerel and Krvstyna Hilding are anything but. Ballet may not look hard. but most people underestimate the amount ol'ef'Iort and skill that has frone into looking effortless. f e- The reality ol'a daneer'd life is hard work. Many have daneed sinee they were toddlers and daneing is now rhythm in their bodies. not just motions. Repetition ol'basie tondues or plies is something a rlaneer hears all her lile, Meggi Sweeney. lreslinian. started daneing when she eight years old at a small loeal studio. liver sinee, her passion lor daneing has developed even further. She attended many intensive summer danee eamps where she daneed lor eight hours eontinuously. KU has some ineredible daneers. it hieh provides an ineentix e lor me to reaeh that higher level ol'teehnique. Sweeny said. This type oliintensity is the norm lor many daneers who want to perleet their teehnique. The University ol' Kansas doesn't oller intensive training but does ofler i arious lex els ofballet. The danee department also ollers a University Danee Cionipany that requires tryouts. The Company praetiees multiple times a week to get prepare lor perlormanees at the Lied Center. Many daneers in the c1am,,anyati'iu- lrom injuries beeause ol'how rough ballet is on the body. They eonstantlv have to streteh and iee their bodies to get through the pain ofdanee. Sarah Briggs. sophomor, she has bones in her Ieet that are eompletely litsed and immobile along with juvenile arthritis. l danee lor those lleeting moments olienioynient. Briggs said. Sell'Expression also motivates people to danee. The ability to ereate something that is part ol' them and to share it with others is quite povterliil lorjenny Hoyt,junior. i'When I danee. l leel the musie and the rhythm. l enjoy expressing'mvsell'in clanee beeause it's one olthe len things that l aiu able to do bv mv emotionsf, llovt said. uqwgyl ' -M' . M,-,,t,,.1,,. NW. ..m.,,,1.m,. ,M .W-Mu 1 , .,.41::v ' . , 'w.. 4 44, f P - ' 'N uit-M W . Q , -mo... : , .. -.. Homecoming: 'Can ' struction. floats. Late Night. banner contests and a new kissing record. This past homecoming KU added two new traditions - a kissing record amd student housing joining the homecoming contests. The normal contests oferaziest lim. mural painting. Chalk 'N Rock. 'Canfstruction. lield rlay. spirit sing. the parade. and Ex.C.E.L. continued as tt major part ol'Homecoming activities. The week ol'ex ents culminated with Late N ight in the Phog and Homecoming day activi- ties. including tt loothall game and parade. Late Night on Friday, Oct. 17. featured K.l.S.S.. Keeping In School Spirit. sponsored by Guiness Book ol'World Records and Hcrsht-y's Kiss. The Homecoming Steering Committee prompted lims to break the old record lor number ol couples kissing at once. With l.632 kissing couples. thc University surpassed the record ol 1.582 couples. Hundreds olflttyliaxt k litns lined jayliawk Boulevard Saturday morning to sec chicken wire and tissue paper representations oftheir linorite hird. Spectators watched I5 lloats compete in this years homecomingparade under the theme oI '.lay'liau k Generations: Bringing Back the Classics. Mural painting: Lewis Hall 'LCan',struction: Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon Spirit song: Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon tied with Alpha Gamma Delta and Phi Kappa Tau float with non-moving parts: Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon float with moving parts: Kappa Kappa Gamma and Theta Chi Ex.c.e.l. Winners: Casey Collier and Jacob Williams Overall Winners: Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. alhaw l I 'J 2 3 .WA , 'hint ply i ihfii mel hillt- ntl Members ollour sttrdent ltotrsirrggrvvrrps. the Assoeiation ol'llrriversity l'l,esirlerree llalls,Stot1l'ler' Neiglnhorltoorl Assoeiation, All Seholarship l lall Clorrneil and ,layhawker 'lowers 'lienants Assoeiation, wor'ked on their l'loat lor more than a week. 'l'he lloat was a lirst lor residenee halls, who had never participated in that homeeoming tradition. lt depieted dillerentJayhawks used to represent the University in their respeetive time periods. Alpha Delta Pi sorority and Triangle lraternity spent three weeks eonstrueting their lloat. whieh showed a Baylor Bear' approaelringa,lay hawk on a livotlvall lield. Alter reaehing thejayhawk, the Bear bent down and lmaeked away. 'lio represent the theme. all parts olthe l'loat exeept the Jayhawk were in blaek and white, like elassie TV, said Steve lfyerley. lftrdorajtrnior. Getting the moving parts to work at the eorreet time was the hardest part olputting the lloat together. liverley said. Younger members olthe lraternity sat under the loonlmall lield and made the parts move. The eraxiest lan did not have his own lloat. hut painted his entire hody erimson and hlue and donned a spandex wrestling suit with red lishnet stoekings lor the event. He did jump roping trieks and ran through the parade interaeting with speetators. The lootball team laeed Baylor in the Homeeoming garne later that day. lt was a hard lought mateh but the Jayhawks eame away with a seeond eonseeutive home win and a seore ol'28-Qi. 'The Universily nl Kansas and lhe lawrence eemmunily have heen wenrlerlul le my lamily anrl me. ll's always my nleasnre le nive semelhine haek when I have lhe ennerlunilyf' -Danny Manning, Homecoming parade Grand Marshall and former Kansas basketball player -lhesi:tir1ririn.sunrlaiir:e. y The American Specturum i category presents . noncompetitive dramatic T and documentary films l from a diverse group of f emerging filmmakers. T Films included in the 2004 i American Spectrum i category vvere: i C.S.A: Confederate States of America T Dandelion i Dirty Work Everyday People -.B.S. t -et the Church Say Amen Vletallica: Some Kind of Monster T VIVP i Open Vllater A Second Best i September Tapes Speak A The Control Room ?q.C3IllDll5JlIlL C.S.A.: Confederate States of America. vwitten and directed by Kevin Willmott. assistant professor of theater and film, was selected from thousands of entries to be screened with l3 other films in a group called American Spectrum at the Sundance Film Festival. jan. I5-25 in Park City. Utah. Sundance was the first festival to accept the film. but Willmott said his ultimate goal was to have the film released nationally. Mattlaeobson. assistant professor ofthcater and film. acted as the director of photography for the film. The Sundance screening. hc said. was a huge step in reaching Willmott's goal ofa national release. After receiving grants from the University and the Black Filmmakers Coalition back in 1997. Willmott began on the production of the film, which depicts the United States as it would be in the present day if the South had won the Civil War. Willmott said the film took so long to make because of lack of adequate funding. The shooting of C.S.A. had to be broken into many chunks because ofthe fundraising process. Using documentary-style storytelling. the film appears as if it were broadcast on Confederate Television. The story's focus on slavery. which is still very much alive in C.S.A,s fictitious world. is heightened byjarring images like an American alliance with Nazi Germany and advertisements for a slave shopping network. Willmott said although the South lost on the battlefield. it won in some respects because the entire country adopted segregation. He said Kansas was a perfect example because although Kansas fought as a free state. the state was segregated after the war. More than 20 current and former University students and professors helped in the filmmaking process and traveled to Park City for the film festival. At Sundance. the film had four sold-out show titnes and the interest of one very prominent director. Through a mutual agency with the William Morris Agency, Spike Lee viewed the film before the festival and lent his name to it as an executive producer. Lee - well-known and well-respected for racially charged films like Malcolm X. D0 The Right Thing and Bamboozled - said he wanted to help get the film noticed. calling it an eye-opening. jaw-dropping and insightful look at American history. 'LC.S.A. also is a boldfaced. urgent answer to Cold Motintain and you could even say the likes of Cone with the Wind. also. Lee said in a statement released at the film festival. Willmott said Lec's involvement gave the film more credibility with the media. Because ofthe controversial subject matter. Vlfillmott said he heard discussions about the film on buses and sidewalks. At the conclusion of Sundance. lFC Films ptirchased theatrical distribution rights to the film. Miramax Films and Newmarket Films were in negotiations for the rights. but Willmott said IFC was the best option. IFC Films bought and distributed My Big Fat Greek Wedding last year. A Kevin Wilmott, a KU professor of film, spun history y on its head with his independent film Confederate A States of America. confederaleslalesulamerica Kevin Wilmott, KU professor of film, poses in front of his movies poster. The film was featured at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival and applauded by director Spike Lee. -- photo by Ryan Scarrow iiiii if H 'Wi' - -'vi 1' '- ii Jllililfyiililliifi 1, ,ix , i 'ii ' t 91' ,, fb 511004 8 il Q 4 lg' itil i ff? , N ?:, 'l!!9 with 2 -. 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TLCs have been used across the country at places like the University of Nehraksa-Lincoln. Diana Robertson. associate director ofthe Department of Student Housing. said these types ofprograms had been successful elsewhere and were useful in getting students to be more active in their community. The residence halls had 12 communities, with themes ranging from science and ethics to film. Twenty students would participate in each community, living on the same floor and taking classes together. Each community had a Residential Peer Educator. an upperclassman in the same academic interest, as well as a resident assistant.Robertson said the PES would focus on academics. while RAS would handle discipline and floor community. PEs recieved seperate training and recieved free room and board in return for their contributions. Robertson said other people lived on the same floor as each TLC group, giving them a chance to meet other people. Designed for incoming freshman, students were enrolled in two thematieally related general education courses and a seminar course. Students weren't required to enroll in themes related to their majors, but they tended to grativate toward these. Linda Dixon. interim coordinator for the TLCS, said she sent information about the TLCS out with student housing in formation last year. There were 127 freshman who participated in the lall semester. Dixon said she was thinking of making the TLCS non- residential in the future, so students could live off-campus or in diflerent dorms. Some said they would miss out on the community leeling.As with any new program, of ficials vidll continue to work out the kinks in the new communities. l l if W' -r e- . ,ef -. lf.. '- W K . Thematic Learning Communities made their debut in the Daisy Hill residence halls in the fall. -photos by Lauren Airey M11 -re clockwise from left: Whether in the Wescoe Deli, the KU Bookstore or Watson Libraries, students and faculty helped campus run smoothly each day. Some students found their part-time on- campus jobs with University Career and Employment Services. fphotos by Joah Buchanan working hard lnrlhe money 'M f,i ' Q ,.gf' 'T . . rig:-v, f l i i .. 1 V ' i r l , tisiki-Qui' i V .fp ,fe ugrrmuz inf. We-sun M W WW i . or 'v I t.is :: j,, ' U SPD i-'lfit Some students have money to bttrn. For the FCSI ol'us. there are on- and olilearnpus jobs. Although few students look lorward to serving liiod. selling elothes or working on Campus lor minimum wage. part-time eampus jobs ean hate an upside. jobs that relate to speeiiie majors are ayailable and even some olileamptts jobs ean provide uselul skills lor the real world. The Student Employment Center at the University' sponsored a Student Employment ,lob Fair early in the lall semester in the Kansas Union. Sixteen employers from dilierent Univer- sity departments and 10 olileampus loeal employees were on hand lor students looking lor part-time work on earnptis. Ann Hartley. assoeiate direetor ol'Uniyersity' Career and Employ- ment Seryiees. said that the lair was down 10 employers doyyn from past years beeause of budget euts. making the lair more eompetitiye. Hartley said UCHS helped students eonneet with eareer-enhaneingjob opportunities through their Web site. www,ktt.c-ritt! Q uees. Although internships probably proyide the best opportunities to aequire eareer-related skills and resume-worthy eredentials. Hartley said that H01 all internships are lueratiye on the linaneial side. Many internships. she said. are unpaid. and students might need to take on a part-time-iob in addition to their internship. Hartley also suggested getting inyolyed with major-related eamptts organizations. Some student organizations. like the Uniyersity' Daily Kansan and Student Union Aetiyities. also olier paid leadership positions. Sometimes. though. stttdents are just trying to pay the bills by manning desks in the KU Libraries. the Hawk Shop or Daisy Hill dormitories. Whether helping in the deans oiiiee or preparing sandwiehes in the Weseoe deli. students were preparing themselyes lor life beyond the elassroom. Y f-uf, 1-,gave-,, . .M K- . mi wt. . .Lin .,-1. , , l V if .14 L- YI - - - ' 'f V -t , Y .wav-va - V A..-y-sm.-flu' ..,.g .talk 3 2 f P I ,Q L. -1 L 1, 13 ' 6 4'cfi.,. W FT! - ?- ,- '-v--.tb 'ih,,,,,.....,4gH -.1-L,.,... ..L.1a.-vqg , Yr nu- K Xa' ' H A.. -1.5 - Vg x, x A 5 ...M ww' 1 'Q-2. ,HU 5- 1, .J m.,.f- O0 - ,. wh Q 3' dl, W , U , , M ,, ,!,, W X , 5,w1,,M:w,N,.w H ,14,:,,e , .,,1,,,,. 11 g, V ,. Wm 'ln ,...,,,,,, I 'Numa I VMLW n 'When ynuie in a college selling its hard in slay in shape. Wilh the high piulein tiiel,Icanslilltinln Wendifs wilh my roommates and iollnw the tiiei. Wbilly santoro, Scottsdale, ariz., junior WOM ni S GREATEST S AN UWKCHES Weight-loss gimmicks are invading restaurants. grocery stores and last-food chains. The newest lad is the miracle diet that cuts carbs, the Atkins Diet. The Atkins Diet is so popular that t'CStzlt1l'zlllls and other food-related companies are modifying their menus and packaging to offer Atkins-friendly foods. With celebratics like jennifer Anniston saluti ng the low-carb diet. others were sure to follow suit. Subway was advertising low-carb wraps. TCI Fridays changed it menu to highlight low-carb options like the New York strip steak Michclob Ultra's entire marketing campaign rests on its low carbohydrate cottnt. ColdStone Creamery even offers a Sinlcss Sweat Cream. Roly Poly Sandwiches allows customers to recieve their wraps withotit a tortilla. as does Chipotle. Einstein Bros. and Creat Harvest Bread Company added lriw-carbohydrate options to their bagel and bread selections. The Atkins Diet argues that people will lose weight by loading up on proteins like meat and eggs. But avoiding all carbohydrates is more difficult than just ctttting down on pasta and white bread. Carbohydrates are lurking everywhere, even in fruits and vegetables. The Atkins Diet is the product ofthe late Dr. Robert Atkins. who first pttblished his ideas in 1972. Dr. Atkins theorized that because the body burns sugars for energy first. and all carbohydrates are simple sugars, fat is stored instead of burned. By cutting ottt carbs. the body is forced to use fat for fuel. Defenders swear by it, but it seems that this diet contains both benefits and risks. Ann Chapman. a registered dietieian at Watkins Memorial Health Center, said that while you may initially lose weight. you will gain the weight back as soon as you discontinue the dict. She said she wasn't in favor ofthe diet beeattse it doesn't promote healthy eating because it docsn't allow lor enough vegetables or grains. Other adversaries say the emphasis on highilat Hmod will increase the risk of coronary heart disease and strain on kidneys. liver and bones, A modified version ofthe Atkins Diet is the South Beach Diet. which allows more ofthe vegetables and grains that Chapman recommended. Designed by Dr. Arthur Agaston. the diet encourages lean meat and low-fact cheeses. He promoted eating broccoli. peas. whole grains. pasta and beans. ln the South Beach Diet, though. eutting calories is key to successful weight loss. Both Atkins and the South Beach Diet induce ketosis lorweight-loss. lietosis causes the body to stop using carbohydrates lor energy and start consuming lat. Nutritionists offer these simple guidelines: Research a diet before trying it. excercise, be protein conscious. beware of cravings and listen to your body. Students can make zui appointment to see a dietieian at Watkins Memorial Health Center if they are interested in radically changing their diet. Wordsstaffreport t tt it l jlL y,CM bS might not be the ansvve r to your poundaLgejQrQbIems., l LZLID LLSJKE, above: DIS lISl.Ially start on late-night rotations before moving to prime shifts in the afternoon and evening. No matter what time slot they're in, students get to decide almost all of their playiist, right: KIHK WGS formerly stationed in an old stone house onthe edge ot campus. Inside, shelves of CD5 were at the Di's disposal. - -photos by Ryan Scarrow ' ns- QIQNQ Ll 'L' 'N Qi it if f M21 ii it i isii M'Wif'r'rt i giifl,iiitMiiii it Ii,f Z'ff'q i 5 'riiwfff ' s mtiiiii . in ii i ,fi ith if' -Mig, ,iii ee-T U T t as W P - wdkmbi I U- N' illx x x i iiii i i s W ii! lit' for ,li - I L I , ' im M 1. . in if if v i itiiiiif i it it if tin it i Mitt i E it it Wm .-.2 ' q W - V f x X tra Q 5' ii:f'....i li ami It iii .gl it Hi ig 'nileiii' itil, Y , s eiffw- , I t i i-Jiri, f lL igmfi' s 'Wg hwhiiifhf ilfi ti i it r,iii1i4hifiif1 itViiQ ie rib w+WktiEEW if Av 1NHHig1n,J. ,i. fnw,5wf it '1 .i.i , i Mhwdf 575q Y Y ' 5 i 1, 'iw , , , i , vv -.I . , i ing. 'N ii NN i, i k , lu il I N 7 , x' it .wh 1 IwhXQk':msff , ii ' i i iv ' 1 tiff , .iii V 5. i Qian ,i two ' , tie i it it R sf 'Iii' if iw- -. 2 ' 4 Y? ' i, S W W W iw ,014 1 ,vu , 1,7 1 :- fl 4 ' Z I ii iii i if if i ,. . ,a L t ri l 4 W, l in P 1 r Q 1 ji f il I X, l I, i ,V If I I The future ofthe University's unique radio station. Kj HK 90.7. was in peril for a few ntonths when the Sehool ofjournalism deeided to diseontinue support ofthe station. A move to the Kansas Union in the fall gave the 28-year-old station a breath oflresh life. though. The Kansas Union took over the station's Federal Communieation Commission lieense after james Gentry. dean ofjournalism. deeided the sehool eould no longer support the station as an aeademie mission. said David Mueei. direetor ofthe Unions. Gary Hawke. former general manager of KjHK and professor of' journalism, took the responsibility of' finding a new home forthe station. He approaehed the Unions about it. but was initially afraid that the station wouldn't be able to maintain its student-run strueture. Although the Unions were interested in taking on the radio station from the beginning. Mueei gave the station a few guidelines. The station had to agree to serve the University audience. serve aeademie programs stteh as student news broadeasts and maintain the station through fees and sponsors. Andrew Dierks was named general manager for KIHK in mid- November. Dierks was a former KU student and worked forthe station as an undergraduate. Although most ofthe station's student employees aren't paid. they have almost full autonomy in deeiding playlists for their program. For Djs with special programs, they have full diseretion -they eould play anything from Latin-flavored jazz to death metal. Rotation Djs are required to play two songs speeifie albums every 20 minutes. bitt they ean seleet the remaining songs for their sets, Most Djs start out with late-night shifts before moving up to better shifts and their own progra1ns.Chris Shively, KIHK program direetor. said Djs traditionally began with overnight rotations beeause its a safer plaee to learn the system. He said the station's mission was to train future professionals and provide quality programming. Whether its the middle of the night or the middle ofthe afternoon. students and loeals are listening and the radio must play on. Some late-night Djs relied on lively eall-ins to keep them awake. while others just eoneentrated on their playlists. The University's edgy radio station transfered hands last fall when the Union took over operation of KJHK. The students are still running the show, though. camo us 'I e calendar girls While the Women of KU calendar has been around for five years, the Women of Distinction calendar vvas introduced to focus on academics and achievement. Which one do you vvant to buy? We thought so. The Women of KU ealendar has featured seantily elad female students for the pasts few years, but this year's cover attracted attention that even the models couldnit have imagined. The cover ofthe 2004 calendar - a model wearing a red see-through camisole laid spread-eagle on the Allen Fieldhouse basketball eourt with a basketball between her legs - got some local business hot and bothered. Bill Muggy. owner oflayhawk Bookstore. pulled his storeis sponsorship of the calendar after Rob Curley. ealendar publisher and general manager of World Online, e-mailed him a copy ofthe front cover. Muggy said the ealendar had gone from a retail item of quality to being well on its way to becoming Playboy material. Curley, however, disagreed. He said that the 2004 calendars photos were no more revealing than those from previous years. Curley said the 2004 calendar models all brought their favorite KU shirts and were asked to select their own photographs from about ten options. Companies like BeBe, Savage and XOXO donated swimwear for the photo shoots, but none ofthe swimwear pictures made it into the ealendar. Muggy wasn't the only one upset by the calender. though. The University Senate Executive Committee deeided to draft a letter to Janet Murgia, executive vice chancellor ofUniversity Relations, in early December asking her to address the issue that the ealendar might be misrepresenting itselfas a product ofthe University. The ealendar wasn't associated with the Un iversity, it used the Jayhawk and was promoted on www.kusports.com. lim Marchiony, associate ii.. athletics director. said he didn't Wtllll the ealendar to be shot in University athletic facilities. He said the ealendar were taken in school facilities without . mt.. permission. but the biggest issue was the calendars portrayal ofwomcn. s ' t . - 'Vi l lhe average GPH of our group is something elose lo 3.9. ll's harder lo get into the Women ol KU than lo gel into most Slll'0l'iilES.H -rob ourleglawrenee Journal-World online editor -. K :J rx ann-, Mmwrmmrmwwmmemrrrrc W ' .M MWF! M n fu.. 'K ar.. rr 'Grim' W rr.,- M 'rrqirmrk N rw. r wr., i wrshvr R 1 ithrrirutf Its ,awk 1115? 415 The Women of KU autograph calendars at University Book Shop shortly after the calendars release. The catendar models made appearances at bookstores, bars and other locations across the state. MW HYWI' MIMEMIM 31: gp iz'-n.::ll. ttf, I A VV 1 ' uk 6'-:':.- X 'iv 1 -- -.R Y 'i 1 3'v.4.,b g , -q.,3i,,. X - , W-a......i r .i - .1 milt iihx ' , . ' . 'Ag-M ,N N pu. .1 tif- Ng, X L . . t www N ' ' 4 ti ggeammtsliles iabovei Destiny autographs a calendar at University Book Shop. The Women of KU also made appearances on radio stations. The KU Women oi Distinction Calendar was available free at various iocationson campus. Qphotos by Ryan Scarrow A calendar girls, cunl'd. We 1 'X After Senlifs letter to lVlurg'ia. University officials decided to study the calendar to determine whether the World Company's Women ol'liU calendar violated any laws. The University requires permission to use its facilities and the Jayhawk logo lor any eommerieal ventures by outside parties. Aeeording to lVlurg'ia's letter to Ray Davis. chair ofthe Senate Executive Committee. the World Company did not notify the University that it would be taking photographs in Allen Fieldhouse. Horejsi Family Athleties Center and Memorial Stadium. She wanted to make it elear that the University did not condone the sexually suggestive depietion ofanyone for profit. She said she wanted to elarily that the University reciexed no benefits from the ealendar's sales. The most public response to the calendar, though. was an alternative version: the Women ol'Distinetion Calendar. The Emily Taylor Women's Resource Center sponsored the calendar, which featured photos ofwomen working in areas that distinguish them on campus. The calendar was in poster form. with the actual ealendar eentered in the middle and I6 pietures surrounding the monthly grids. About 3,000 posters were produced. Catherine Bell, student body viee president and author ofthe bill to fund the Calendar. said she didn't want to pit one ealendar against another. lnstead. the Women of' Distinetion Calendar was meant to display achievements by female faculty and students. Another ealendar was shot down by Student Senate. though. Funding for a Men ol'Distinetion ealendar was voted down by the University Affairs Committee after some members argued that the bill's sponsors hadn't yet seeured any funds toward reimbursing Student Senate. jlllmQlL0ilSU1T it words.univaisilyielaliuns WM University of Kansas student entries swept the awards in the college division, including the prized Kansas Film Commission Scholarship award, and a KU theatre and film professor received thc Bravo Award during the 2004 KAN Film Festival ,Iunc 5 at the Lawrence Arts Center. KU students received first and second place in each of the four categories in the college division. jeremy Osbern, 2004 spring graduate from Lawrence, won three top awards including the Kansas Film Commission 351,000 U.S. Savings Bond scholarship lor the best college division entry. Works by 8l local filmmakers were screened at the 13th annual cvcnt, including 16 entries in the college division. KU students and alumni also won second- and third-place awards in thc open division categories. Osbern's film, The Passion, won the top college division award, first place in the division and second place in the open division. His 16-minute film is a study of obsession and jealousy as illustrated through two dancers who use their bodies as moving billboards as they write the words of their passion on each other. ln addition, Osbern with composer Steven Unruh, Bella Vista, Ark., KU social welfare alumnus, also won first place for their music video, 'GSquare l, in the college division. Osbern created and directed thc video. El jardinf' a 26-minute film by Ranjit Arab, KU alumnus, Lawrence, and his cinematographer, Aaron Paden, Baldwin senior, won in two divisions: first place in the college division and third place in the open division, both in thc documentary It might not be the Oscars. Or a four-star review by Siskel and Roper But these KU students were well on their way to film fame via the KAN Film Festival. category. Written and directed by Arab, 'EBI jardinf' traces a Kansas Board of Education membcr's attempts to remove children of illegal innnigrants or undocumented workers lrom Kansas public schools - despite a l9B2 U.S. Supreme Court decision that says the children must be educated. Arab focused on Carden City, a southwest Kansas community that has seen a steady increase of immigrants from Mexico, Central America and Southeast Asia, since the arrival of meatpaeking plants in the early 1980s and has worked to include every child in its public education system. In the college drama! comedy category, Christopher Dean Blunk, senior from Omaha, Neb, received first place for his video, uldealf' Blunk wrote and directed the 17.5-minute film, which portrays a struggle between two waiters, one respected and the other regarded as a hack, competing for same story idea. Chuck Berg, KU chair of theatre and film, received the 2004 Bravo Award. A longtime sponsor and an advisory board member for KAN. Bergjoined the KU faculty in 1977 to coordinate a film program that continues to reflect his belief in a balanced curriculum that embraces production, history, theory and criticism. Berg serves as an editorial adviser to the Journal of Film and Video and on the editorial boards ofthe Journal of Dramatic Art and Criticism and the journal of Popular Music and Society. Berg's teaching extends beyond the classroom through his writing for the Topeka Capital-Journal on topics ranging from theatre and film to music. Berg is also a professional jazz musician. In 2000, he received a W.T. Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence and in 1999 was selected by students as a Mortar Board Outstanding Educator. The KAN Independent Filmmaker Award was presented to Steve Balderson for his outstanding regional work. Balderson took his first film, 'GPepSquad, to the Cannes Film Festival in France. He recently completed the filming of Firecracker, starring Karen Black, in his hometown ofWamego. The world premiere of his documentary, Wamego, kicked offthe festival at the Clenwood Arts Theatre in Overland Park. The KAN Film Festival is principally sponsored by the Kansas Arts Commission, the Kansas Film Commission and the Missouri Film Commission. Additional sponsors include the Muriel MeBrian Kauffman Foundation, Avila University, the KU Theatre and Film Department, the Film Society of Greater Kansas City, FilmFest Kansas City, Hallway to Hollywood, Independent Filmmakers Coalition Kansas City, Crosscuts Films by Women, Glenwood Arts Theatre, and Brian and Ben Mossman. First-place winners received 55150 U.S. savings bonds or S75 cash awards, second place, a 95100 U.S. savings bond or a E550 cash award: and third place, a S50 U.S. savings bond or a S525 cash award. With the exception ofthe college division 31,000 award, division winners received 96250 in U.S. savings bonds. aeeerre 1 Strapped for cash and far from your car? Hop on the layhavvk Express. This magical bus is free to students and faculty and makes it way around I campus. And it vvont even cost you a dime. the wheels nn thehus... It might only take you 10 minutes to walk from the Kansas Union to Snow Hall, but sometimes any distance seems a little too far. A beating sun, blustery winds or a heavy backpack can all make for a lousy walk to class. Lucky lor you, Student Senate has come to the rescue. The Jayhawk Express, a new free bus route, makes a loop around campus and stops at the Kansas Union, the Jayhawk Bookstore, Robinson Center, Bailey Hall, JRP Hall and Ninth and Indian streets. They won't even be checking for a bus pass. Andy Knopp, student body president, said he was proud of the fact that students could make it Hom one end of campus to the other without paying S1 for a ride. Money for the bus came from the KU on Wheels budget, since two routes ii 5 5 were cut the year before. In order to promote the new route, Student Senate posted yard signs by the bus stops with the times of the Jayhawk Express pick-up and posted 'Tree Busw in the window of the bus. As temperatures fell and snow began to accumulate, students were being more drawn to the Jayhawk Express but some students still didn't understand that the buses were free. As of January, Tim Akright, transportation coordinator for KU on Wheels, said it was too early to judge how effective the route was. The Jayhawk Express averaged 1111 riders per day in September, but rose to 142 in October and held steady at about 150 riders through the end of the fall semester. Most students still seemed a little wary ofthe bus and its schedule, but officials hoped the free route would be more recognized in the future. y When it s nine nut, it s harder tn get people tn pau A attention to bus routes. lt's like selling umbrellas. Nu une wants tn huu until it's raining. -alliinip,aiiaiitiupms.ieni .1-'lm all-E 1 4 QM:-'LZ Hqkww ff fa ff-. 733' W w ms. wx 1 1. ,vw u, wk W- Hx I JQLINBWK EXHLESSW, haillnlhechiel. Before the democratic nominations were narrowed to oncfmore thania' Y handful of names were in the hat - some famous and others, well, not so much. Through it all, George W. Bush was fighting his own battles with eontrovery surrounding his decisions about declaring war in lraq. homeland security. health care and education. Whew. The ever-changing frontrunner predictions were finally put to rest in early 2004. alter john Kerry took the steam out of his opponents in the midwestern primaries. Une-by-one, john Edwards - the freshman senator from North Carolina. Howard Dean - with his lnternet-lundraising phenomena. and the other candidates that weren't ever real contenders dropped out of the race. Dennis Kucinich, Rev. Al Sharpton. joseph Lieberman and Missourian Richard Gephardt all conceded delcat early in the race to the Democratic National Convention. where john Kerry was presumed to be prounounced the Democratic presidential candidate. While the Democrats kept the country - or at least its political science professors and television talking heads - enthralled. the Republicans were coasting through the spring. For George Walker Bush, the road to the White House began in Texas. His first bid for office came in the congressional race in 1978 when he lost to the incumbent. Alter returning to his oil business and then helping his lather's 1988 presidential campaign. Bush returned to Texas and became a part-OWIICI' of the Texas Rangers. He became the managing general partner, the front man lor the team. Lucky lor us, though. he returned to politics in 1994 by running for Texas governor. With his father's help, he raised more money than any candidate for any office in Texas history. His agenda of juvenile justice. tort relorm and welfare reform and education passed the test for his conservative home state. Billing himself as a compassionate conservative, Bush entered the presidential race in 1999 with an emphasis on tax cuts and changing federal education policy. He also brought his prodigious talent tor fundraising, eventually raising a record- breaking S5193 million lor his campaign. After 36 days of vote recounting and legal manuevering in Florida. Bush won a 5-4 U.S. Supreme Court decision that ended the recount in Florida and gave him the presidency. ln addition to the drama ofpolitics. an element ofunscripted television drama caught Americas attention. john Kerry is married to Teresa Heinz Kerry. whose previous husband leli her with an estimated S600 million from the keteup conglamerate. With Buslfs well-publicized priveledge.we could at least witness a battle of lamily fortunes in fall 200-14. And who doesnit love that? Lett wing. Right wing. Conservative. Liberal. Al, Howard, Clark and Kerry lohn, George, Dennis and Dean. With the array of political parties and candidates, you almost felt like you should put your lett toot in and shake it all about. Yndra aulla hare! Female Democrat lflosely was the first to drop out of the race on lan. 15, followed later that month by Richard Gephardt. ln February, loseph Lieberman and Wesley Clark also called it quits. llemdcralicPrasidenlialdandidalas ldhn Kerry ,lohn lforbcs Kerry made a name lor liiriiselilorig belorc he ever thought abotrt joining the US. Senate. In l97l.whcn Kerry was QI. he tcstilicd belbre the Senate lfor'eip,'ii Relations Committee as a Vietnam veteran to speak out against HS. policy in Vietnam. llc had served as an ol'l'icer in the Nayy and was awarded several medals. A Yale llniycrsityi graduate. Kerry was in his liiurth ter'm in the ll.S, Senate when we became the Demoeratice party presumptive presidential nominee. I lc was a harsh critic ol' liuslfs Iraq policy. Hdward llean lloward Dean. a former doctor, ti as the straight- tallxitiggmcraior' ol'Vcrmont lor elcien years. He expanded the Medicaid program. clll income taxes and redtrced the state's long'-terni debt. Dean was critical ol'the Hush administration lor its imposition on states' rights. especially with its No Child Lel't Behind initiatixes. His wildly successlirl grassroots campaign and internet lundraising caught Ameriea's attention and made him a temporary l'ront-runner lor the notnination. ldhn Edwards The North Carolina senator was the lirst person in his lamily to attend eollege. He worked his way through North Carolina State belore earning a law degree lrom UNC-Chapel Hill in 1977. He was a champion lor issttes sueh as quality healthcare. better schools. ciyil libet'ties protection and eanipaign-l'inance relorm. He was also a member ol the Select Committee on Intelligence and authored key peices ollegislation on cyber. bio and port security. Dennis Kuainiah Dennis Kucinich. a 57-year-old Ohio congressman. had recovered l'rom several political setbacks with a can-do attitude. As the youngest mayor ol'a major American city. Detroit went into delault. earning him the nickname 'iDennis the Menace. He survived a recall by only 236 votes and lost his reelection, but his rise in the l990s when he won a seat inthe Ohio Senate in 1994. Ralph Nader Always registered as an independent. Nader lirst entered the politieal arena in l992 as a urite-in candidate lor president. ln 1996 and 2000. he ran as the Green Party's presidential candidate. He has been criticized for nsteztliiigu Democratic xotes. lhelnwdnwn. Vlovies. Bruce Almighty Club Dread Finding Nemo Monster Pirates of Caribbean School of Bock X lVlen 2 Speakers. Mo Rocca ludy Shepherd lanet Reno lames Carville Special Events. Beach dt Boulevard Border War Watch Party Child ofthe 805 Night Dat Phan Lounging with Lou Movie on the Hill Poker Tournament Parti Gras Poetry Slam Rocky Horror Picture Shovv ttamtisle slurlenu ll 3 ,...BS. Despite what their secondary ID cards say, most students at the University of Kansas are under Zl years old. This means that most of Lawrenceis famed nightlife is oflllimits to law abiding students. Thankfully, Student Union Activities had a mission to provide non-alcoholic programming in a variety of settings. The SUA office and its staff organized movies, comedy shows and concerts that are ideal lor students of all said Dawn Shew, SUA program adviser. SUA turned 65 this year and Lauren Stewart. Wichita junior, wanted to celebrate its birthday by making the organization a more consistent and recognizable part of students' lives. No matter ifthey are bored or just need a study break. I want them to know something is going on in the Unionf, Stewart. president ofSUA. said. Despite the fact that their venues are non-smoking and non-alcoholic, SUA can ofler discounts and cheap entertainment to students who might be financially strapped. Most SUA events are free or cost less than 355. SUA kicked off the school year with Hawk Week on Aug. 17. Beach and Boulevard introduced students to on-campus opportunities, but the week was more than orientation. Isaac Dill, Hobbs, NM, senior, organized a Lied Center concert leaturing E.V.A.C., Iiclpie and C.B. Layton. SUA also screened Anger Management on Campanile Hill. Hawk Week was designed to introduce incoming lreshman to the University of Kansas. Shanda Hurla, the Hawk Week coordinator in the office of new student orientation. estimated l0,000 students would participate. SUA's other programming including the annual Halloween showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Rebecca Swick. McPherson junior, oversaw the production as spectrum films coordinator. With an abttndancc of fishnet and red lipstick. both guys and girls showed up to do more than just watch the 1975 cttlt classic. 'Seeing the performance live like this is completely diflcrcnt than watching it on the couch because ofthe participation. Swick said. 'iIt's neat to see how people interact with the movie. . . . . . . . . . . - - . . .lIllll.llllU.BIl time 46 Student Union Activities brought feature films for less than a five dollar bill, speakers like Nlo Rocca - familiar from VHl 's I Love the 803 - and crazy events like lflardis Gras and the Rocky Horror Picture Shovv. Bring on the party! Students wait forthe beginning of SUA's annual Halloween showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Kansas Union. The night featured trivia and costume contests. photo by Ryan Scarrow ,i C' 3 i -I '- ' , wiimiiiiiiii , stiirient liifliUi13Ci1Vl112 14? below: The Hawks Nest was home to EA Sports Video Game Night, sponsored by Student Union Activities. below right: The annual Rocky Horror Show presentation featured a costume contest, which often included make-up. -photos by loah Buchanan .wwe lhe hawks nesl. The SUA staffprepared forthe event by making 250 prop packs containing toast. rice, newspaper, water guns, rubber gloves and noisemakers. Viewers later aeted in synchronization with the movie during scenes involving the props, such as rice in the movie's wedding scene. i'The movie by itselfsueksf' Ben Snyder. Hutchinson sophomore. said. G'It's boring. There's no plot. But ifyou watch it with the right crowd. it's really hilarious. Moviegoers showed up at 8 p.m. for a pre-show and an airing of VH l 's Behind the Music episode about the show. Prizes were awarded for trivia knowledge and best costumes. In addition to pure entertainment and silliness, SUA also brought nationally recognized speakers and comedians to campus. SUA handed out over 700 free vouchers to the public for A Conversation with janet Reno on the first day that tickets were available. Reno, United States Attorney General under President Clinton, spoke on Tuesday, Sept. 23. at the Lied Center. SUA and the Law School paid 3520.000 to book Reno. SUA officials hoped to Hll the Lied Center, which had a eapaeity of 1,888 Steve McAllister. dean ofthe law school, said Reno was a good model of professionalism and ethics. and he hoped students would learn from her governmental knowledge. SUA also made use ofthe new Hawk's Nest in the basement ofthe Union. Every first Friday ofthe month during the spring semester. SUA held an open mic night har musicians and a coffee shop performance. The best act in the open mic portion won a 9550 gift certificate. From poetry slams to the annual College Bowl, SUA planned events and activities for all kinds ofstudents. Shew said any student could join SUA and attend meetings to have a say in what SUA does. Upcoming events are posted at vsMw.suaevents.com. The Hawk's Nest, located on the first floor ofthe Kansas 0 Union, houses a bowling alley, billiards, access to wireless internet, arcades and televisions. Plenty of tables, chairs and couches make it a perfect hideaway between classes for studying or relaxing. SUll cunld. Events in the Hawks Nest. Amateur Comedy Night 0pen lVlic Night Video game night Sonday Celebration Valentine's Celebration Slam Poet lason Carney Concerts. LA Guitar Quartet Groovelily Coffeehouse Concerts Ruby lenny Reyonalds 61 Karen lVlal student. uniottactiititie 15 35 The campus was covered in snow and ice, but students were determined to recapture their youth with a Iittie sledding. Both KU students and other Lawrence youngsters used the campus hills for some chilly tun. -photos by loan Buchanan iriilx V .. yi N i if 'V y. dpi. I' l ill 1, V il il 1' . . le rl it l 2' llPlRlllIllN: ICE Windchills below zero, ice storms and snow combined to form a menace to the roads, the campus and students. But at least class was cancelled. Local weather lorecasters blew it the first time around - they predicted nine to I3 inches of snowlall lor the first weekend in February. but only three inches gathered. The next week. though. made tip lor it. Light snow starting falling on Vlfednesday, Feb. -lt. By Thursday afternoon, Lawrence was covered in 6 inches ofthe chilly white stuff. Meteorologists, still smarting from their oxer-exaggerated predictions from a few days bclorc. were cautious at first. Most students were skeptical ofthe new predictions, too. But by Vlfcdnesday afternoon. the storm had hit and brought along all the fun and problems that accompany layers ofsnovv. Wliilc' vehicles were sliding into ditches and each other. students and local youngsters took makeshift sleds to newly covered hills near the University. Mark Ewing. associate prolcssor of aerospace engineering. tackled a hill near Memorial Stadium on cross-country skis alter the University canceled classes at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday. Students left laundry baskets, broken plastic, lunch trays and actttal sleds all over Campanile Hill and the hill behind ,IRP Some students just couldrft be kept away from campus. despite the intense weather and canceled classes in early February. Despite the happy mood on the hills around campus, traffic was a mess lor most of the day on city roads, Police officials reported that nearly 50 noninjury accidents were reported between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. on Thursday. according to The Laywencc Journal-Viforld. Douglas County Sheriff's officers assisted at least a dozen motorists who were stranded and the Kansas Highway Patrol fielded reports of cars sliding into ditches, but len injuries. The city eycn used the weather to its advantage. Lawrence Parks and Recreation gave the okay for the city to turn part of downtown into a skating rink. Officials poured water into a patch of ground at Sixth and Kentucky Streets early Thursday that was usable lor about a week. The cold weather wasn't unusual lor the region. lf anything. thc previotts decade's milder winters were the anomaly. The weather in Kansas is determined by the polar front. which is the boundary between the cold air mass from the arctic and the tropical air mass from the equatorial region. When the boundary is to the south of the area, there is a cold-weather region. Ifthe boundary falls tothe north. there is warm weather. Because ol' the Sunflower State's location in the middle ofthe two extremes. it olten fluctuates and students. in turn. get the benefit of unexpected weather. lhe weather eulsiile is lriehllul Did you know the Facilities and Operations, which is in charge ot landscaping on campus, is also responsible for salting campus and making sure students and buses can make their way safely around? ig, lheseaiea law nl nur lavurile lhinus. Maybe the von Trapp family from The Sound of Music loved raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens, but vve have a list of our ovvn favorite places in Lavvrence. We hope you agree. .lUP5nIanesln uellnudlasl. . A Panera Bread Chipotle Bagel 6i Bagel Culver's lVlr Goodcents SUJMML Maybe you've lived in Lawrence for a couple of years. Maybe you've only been here a few months. No matter how long youive lived here, we're pretty sure that this city still holds a few secrets for you. If you're looking for a place to relax and have a warm drink, aimlessly drive down a one way street and you're bound to find a welcoming coffee shop nestled in between buildings or on a street corner. Vffhether you're in need ofa frothy latte or a frozen blend of chocolate and coffee, Lawrence has enough comfy couch cushions for you to sit on while you sip. It may not be Central Perk, but Henry's on Eighth is a euro-style patio perfect for playing chess. people-watching and casual conversation by day. By night, the the second floor opens for alcohol consumption with one ofthe coziest atmospheres in town. At 11 E. 8th St.. I-lenry's is perfect for a rest after downtown shopping or as an evening destination. ffyou love to read or just peruse the shelves, The Raven Bookstore offers new books of all kinds, but specializes in mysteries. The Raven. 8 E. 7th St., also hosts authors like Sara Paretslq' and J ill Churchill for discussions and signings. Check out www.ravenbook-store.com for a schedule of signings. If local history is more tip your alley. check out Watkins Community Museum. 1047 Massachusetts Ave. Several permanent and rotating free exhibits tell the history of the region. The Douglas County Historical Society is responsible for the operation and development ofthe museumis collections, which included a tribute to veterans ofthe Vietnam War. The exhibit also featured an education in what it takes to join the army and the kind of destruction that war entails. Another exhibit covered 150 Years in Fashion. including a buttons and lingerie exhibit. Co to vmvw.watkins-museum.org for more information. Lawrenee's legendary nightlife could be experienced at several old-school bars in town. The Sandbar, 117 E. 8th St., was a favorite of visiting alumni and current students. Sip a margarita next to a huge tank of exotic fish. sing along with Jimmy Buffett or give a little shimmy and shake. Or, if you're closer to campus, try The Crossing. 618 W. 12th St. The only bar with a view of the campus, students often pack the patio in the spring' after class, while visiters and locals alike cram in during home football games. Live music made a comeback to thc bar in January. And you really. really love basketball? Pay your respects to the grave of James Naismith, inventor of basketball and KU's only basketball coach with a losing' record. A memorial to Naismith marks his grave at Lawrence Memorial Park Cementary. 1517 E. 15th St, Sports Illustrated On Campus compiled a list of H100 Things You Cotta Do Before You Craduate fWhatever The Costl and visiting Naismitlfs grave made the list at 641. Now that weive broadened your horizons, get a move on it. l l 1 ..,,t i t Lb 1-ff. Q fir fill ' vi Ffh! P5 radii flh- K . , ,u itil 5 'J 1 ,-I tl .li P' 1 i' I 'll .ffl fl 'i lv. fl 'Z tht tllilllig fil l fi .I i vm ' lil r el 4 l ,M Y ,',, , 'A , ,J JBWLEIILCB mrmlunxm - liuhls. Camera. Music Tfamiiusittea li1anneShenanduah . . The Family Series and World Series, alsong with Hilly's Pet Nutrition, presented Native American songwriter, composer and singer Joanne Shenandoah tbelovvj on Friday. Feb. 13. Shenandoah - a member ofthe Wolf Clan, Oneida Nation, Haudenosaunee tSix Nations lroqoisi Confederacy - was nominated for the first Grammy for Best Native Recording. She lives in Oneida- Iroquois Territory in central New York. Iames Eaiville - - ,lamcs Carvill, co-host ol'CNN's Crossfire. spoke at the Lied Center on Nlonday. March 29. llosted hy Student Union Aetivties and Student Senate. the show only cost 557 lor KU students. laculty and stal'l'. Cayille is an author and a speaker who has earned the nickname l'Ragin' Cajun. He is an outspoken political strategist who achieved notcricty al'tcr his consulting firm. Carville 81 Begala. helped elect President Bill Clinton in l992. He later served as a senior political adviser to the President and was named Campaign Manager ol'the Year in l993 bythe American Association ol' Political Consultatns. He is eo-author olthe lmestscllcr l'Bnek Up. Stick Up...And Come Back When You Foul Up and other hooks. A press eonlcrenec preceded the lecture in thc Kansas Union. llllllll' Iliaiulti Danuelheatei . Diayolo. lotinded in l992 hy ,lacque Heiin to create interdisciplinary performances that examine the Iimny and lrightening ways people interact with their environment, came to the Lied Center on Friday. April 16. The performance included the Midwest premiere ol' Dreamcatcher. a new work co-commissioned by the Lied Center and described hy Diayolo labovel as leap ol' Etith through a weh olidreamsf' Inspired hy thc Native American dream catcher, a woven spider wch that catches and holds one's hed dreams. DreamCateher is performed on and arotind an I8-loot-high that spins and rotates. Inycelyn Elders Former U.S. Surgeon General loycelyn Elders. spoke to students at the Lied Center on Monday. April 26. Elders served as surgeon general lroin Septeinher l993 to Deceinher l99fl and emphasized illness prevention and initated programs to combat youth smoking and teen pregnancy. slate lrighl? i lhink nal. During the 2003-200-1 season, the Lied Center ol' Kansas celebrated thc I00th anniversary ol'onc ol'thc nation's oldest concert series and ol'thc l0th anniversary ol one ol'thc lVlidwcst's largest pcrlorming arts stages. More than 10,000 children in thc Lawrence area attend Lied Center pcrlorntanccs cvcry year. Local and statewide outreach programs open innovative residency and educational activities to 3,000 Kansans, and a statewide residency program shares renowned artists with a rural Kansas community eacy year. Although thcsc schools-only pcrlormanccs and tcachcr workshops arc not open to the public, they rcprcscnt an important part ol' thc Lied Center's mission to bring rich and diverse pcrlorming arts cxpcricnccs to thc young people ofliansas. Native American songwwiter. composer and singer Joanne Shenandoah came to campus with the Family Series and World Series on Friday, Feb. 13. Shenandoah had established a reputation as a lorcmost Native recording artist. Her original compositions, combined with a striking voice, enabled hcr to embellish the ancient songs ol'thc Iroquois using a blend oftraclitional and contemporary instrtunentation. A member ol' Wcrll' Clan. Oneida Nation, Haudcnosaunee lSix Nations lroquoisl Confederacy, she had won mttltiple Native-American Music Awards and was also a nominee for the lirst Grammy Award lor Best Native Recording. ln addition to her performance, the Lied Center also hosted a conversation with Haskell Indian Nations University and other commmuntiy students at Haskell and a lectureflunch with Lavwcnce professional womcn's organizations at Haskell. In a different direction, Student Union Activities and Student Senate brought political strategistjames Carville to the Lied Center lor the Student Lecture series on Monday. March 29. The New Directions Series presented Diavolo Dance Theater on Friday, April 16 and lormcr U.S. Surgeon General Joyce Edlers - known lor her outspoken advocacy on the prevention olscxually transmitted diseases - kicked ol'l'the Canuteson Public Health Lecture Series on Monday, April 16. ln addition to its Broadway series, the Lied Center was also home to a succession ol' lectures and performances. ln addition to its Broadway series ot musical theater, the Lied Center ot Kansas was also home to a succession ot lectures and performance series. They weren't even boring. llSSHllWlllIlE 1 . The lied llenler hulldmu cnsl Slflfimllllun ln cunslrucl 'The brass ra It lakes ahnu ' H evelyihlnul afull-lime CL say wese pu :shmu lhe brass al the lime. ww.Iied.ku.edu , f,,,w EH letm BUCK lIHl1lK HlfVllf. Daily practices and countless hours of preparation combined for three nights ot original productions at the Lied Center. eiiteitain uuu Over 250 students abandoned their day jobs in academia fora lew days when they moved into the Lied Center March B. From 5 p.tn .to midnight each evening during Lied Center Week. these part-time singers and dancers waited their tttrn lor a chance on the stage. They passed the hours with gossip. movies. books and - sometimes - homework, Spilling ottt of their dressing rooms and into the sus lounged in various stages ol' costume and dance wear and waited lor opening night to arrive. Opening night - the climax of months ol' planning. weeks of practice and hours of waiting- came March ll in front ofover 1.000 people. The weeks of praetiee began in january with daily hour-long praetiees at either the Burge Union or Dance City. Directors and Rock Chalk Revue Executive Board watched praetiees carefully. offering adviee and pointers as each group ol'50 students memorized their lines and their dance steps. Every single skit is very different from the others, ,lessiea Mace. executive direetor ofthe revue. said. From the beginning. we promoted varietyfi Byron Watkins. business manager for Rock Chalk. said L022 tickets were sold lor Thursday's performance. 839 lor Friday and more than 1.500 for Saturday. The Revue donated over 340.000 to the Douglas County United Way. In addition to their monetary contribution. 3.000 students perlormed more than 20.000 hours olieounnunity service as part of Rock Chalk. Beta Theta Pi had the highest average of community service hours with 20.7 hours per mentber. Various chapter members and seholarship hall residents who were not inyolved in the show's C2lSlS all helped complete these service hours. Kappa Kappa Cantina and Phi Kappa Psi took the stage first with Honey Dom abottt the tt'ials of a newlywed eouple. Although opening n ightis sudden loss of lights toward the end of the show left many east members in tears. the other two performances went smoothly. Inspiring perhaps the tnost genuine laughs ofthe five productions. Lambda Chi Alpha and Alpha Chi Omega's 'iWinged Pintos Take Flight followed a losing lootball team tltat is effectively taken over by the cheerleading squad. but not without sotne complaints from the formerjoeks. 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He said his main goal was to make everyone laugh. and they aeeomplished that. An Ot't'ieer and a Gentle Storm, lrom Pi Beta Phi and Phi Delta Theta, won the tnost awards during the awards eeremony: Bets Original Song. Best Supporting Actress, Best Produeation Number. Best Choreography, Best Use of Theme and Best Use ol' Set. The story tollowed the love altair ol Hope and Bobby on an island naval base. and featured an Llp-telltptl swing danee production number that ineluded the entire breathless east. Chi Omega and Pi Kappa Phi wrapped up the show with Operation. a musical production about a quartet of Einergeney Room residents who doubted their ability to handle the hospital without the help ol' Dr. Milton and Dr. Bradley. The show took home trophies lor Best Male Lead and Best Female Lead, as well as Best Overall Show. Allison Metzger said she was eestatie about the awards. S'The whole nay through we kept telling ourselves, that's not what's important, but it just Came out greatf, Metzger said. We were eostatio. The whole wau through we kept telling ourselves, that's not what's important, and it just came out great. -allison metzger winner best temale lead l ltlClLt1ttallSJBtlM-Pa a Ai, ' iw, ww-,1w ,Fi ' ' 1 ,ww Maw W W' ,hu-vf3113'iq.gQ: WMF mn N WA X A M X I , ,,., A -.-L vmmgggy DUl'1lS in ifiliiiiis f,i13'ii'j'f: ,livin a iirsiiriiiiiiiiiiii 'Miiiiii f ii viii! N , iii ' 5 in-it if ii i iirifMiii We want to finish the race, beat the bUZZCl', make a miracle, inspire someone, beat the odds, make the news, be a Cinderella StOry, break a record, make the team, stay in shape, go pro, pay fOi' college, sign ElUtOQi'api'1S, travel around the country, get famous, make our parents proud, ieave home, wear a uniform, near the cheers of the crowd, make friends, be a iayhavvk. Rideau catches a pass during a home game against Missouri on Sept. 27, 2003. The layhawks won the Border War game. -photo coudesy of KUAC take it likeaman. Don't call it a comeback quite yet, but the football team managed some meaty wins and a winter break trip to Orlando for some post-season play THE SEASON : BORDER WAR The Kansas defense held Missouri to just 196 total yards in a 35- l 4 Jayhawk victory in the l 12th match between the cross-state rivals. The animosity between the states of Kansas and Missorui dates back to the Civil War But in football tenns, the rivalry dates back to 1891 1 1 1 1 meetings, with the record at 5 1-5 l -9 before the conference opener Saturday Sept. 27.Missorui coach Gary Pinkel said it was Kansas' abilty to establish the nmning game that made the difference. Senior quarterback Bill Whittemore and rtmning backs Clark Green, sophomore, and John Randle, fieshman, combined for 2 1 5 rushing yards. The game drew 50,071 fans, the thirtheenth- largest crowd in the history of Memorial Stadirun. The Indian War Drum, the trophy awarded to the winning team, wasnlt the only trophy collected by KU fans, though. Fans waited eagerly at the sidelines until the end ofthe game and then rushed the field to tear down the goalposts. Fans carried the goalpost from the south side ofthe stadium to Potter Lake before giving the posts a murky burial in the lake. THE ROSTER :: . - . TunAllen, Dallas, Texas, Donnie Amadi, Alief Texas, Ronnie Amadi, Alief Texas, LyonelAnderson, Rochester NY, Curtis Ansel Lakin, Sid Bachmann, San Diego, Calif, Adam Bannan, Weston, Mo., Scott Bznza, Cerritos, Ca, Johnny Beck, Kansas City Kan., Bobby Birhiray Houston, Texas, Chris Brant, Edmond Okla, Jeriod Brooks, Ottawa, John Cannon, Oklahoma City Okla, Dan Coke, Moore Haven, Fla,Tony Coker, Hoisington, Jon Comish, New Westministen BC, Canada, Joey Cotten, Hoisington, Reye C uny Oxnard Calif,Travis Dambach, Jackson, Mo., Derek Diehl, Olathe, Marc Dierking, Overland Park, Walker Douglas, Lawrence, Zach Dyer, Olathe, Derek F ine, Sallisavy Olda, Banks Floodman Vtdchitag Rodney Fowlen San Diego, Calif, Marcus Fond, Vidchita Falls, Texas, Charles Gordon, Carson, C alif, Clark Green, Tampa Fla, Garrett Guzman, Vidchitag Greg Heaggans, Kansas City Kan, Justin Henry Hoyt, Marcus Hicks, Rialto, Calif, Joe Hogan Sallisaw Okla., Cullen Homolka, Holyrood, Josh Homolka, Holyrood, Zack Hood C reston, Iowa, Hassan Johnson, Kansas City Kan., Moderick Johnson, Houston Texas, Remuise Johnson, Boynton Beach, Fla, Adrian Jones, Dallas, Texas, Chuck Jones, Altadena, C alifz Kevin Kane, Parkville, Mo., Jerome Kemp, Vidchitag Tony King, Florissant, Mo., Brenten Kinnison, Stilwell, Cory Kipp, Riverside, C alif, Reid Kirby Gladstone, Mo., Kyle Knighton Weston, Mo., Nick Kurtenbach, Lindsay Neb., Jonathan Lamb, Lenexa, Jason Larkins, Raymore, Mo., Denver Latimore, Halstead, Danny Surprise,Ariz,Kevin Long, Iowa City Iowa, Brian Luke, Walnut Creek, Calif, Brmrdon McAnde1son, Lawrence, Nick McCaslin, Tulsa Okla., Harold McClendon, Jacksonville, Fla, John McCoy Richwood Ohio, Clark McCracken, Fort Scott, David McMillan, Killeen,Texas, Derick Mills, Dallas, Texas, Sadiq Muhammed Kansas City Mo., Brett Nelson. Eden Prairie, Minn, John Nielsen, San Diego, C alif: Justine Nwabuisi, Houston, Texas, David Ochoa, Houston, Texas, Matt Patterson Overland Park, Christopher Petitjean, Brookyille, Brandon Perldns, Houston Texas, Joe Ramirez, Los Angeles, Calif, John Randle, Wichita, Brandon Rideau Beaumont,Texas, Bruce Ringwood, Blue Springs, Mo., Nick Reid Derby, Chris Roberts, Meniam, CesarRodriguez, La Puente, Calif, Dominic Roux, LosAngeles, Calif, Darien Rus, Overland Park Kan, Brian Seymour, Lawrence, Mark Simmons, DeSoto, Texas, Shelton Simmons, Georgetwon, S.C., Chris Steppig, Kansas City Mo.,Tony Strickland Highland Park MichgTony Stubbs, Lake Worth, Fla, Andy Temple, Chesterfield Mo., Kenneth Thompson, Grand Prairie, Texas, Matt Thompson, Castle Rock, Colo., Gabriel Toomey West Des Moines, Iowa, Phil Tuihalamaka, Riverside, Calif, Travis Watkins, Derby, GregTyree, Phoenix, Ariz, ChrisTynell, Lberty Mo., JoeVaughn, Del City Okla, Brandon Watkins, Dallas, Texas, Johnnie Watkins, Kirkwood Mo., Scott Webb, Tulsa, Okla, Monroe Weeldey Aliquippa, Pa, Bob Whitaker, Mt Lebanon, Pa, Bill Whittemore, Brentwood Tenn, Justin Vtfilliams, San Antonio, Texas SCOR.EC.AR.D...:.:-.. . . . t , , Aug. 30 NORTHWESTERN L 28-20 ' Sept 6UNLV fBand DaylW46-24 - Sept 13 atWyonringW 42-35 ' Sept 20 JACKSONVILLE STATE l Open House!Family Weekendl W41-6 ' Sept. 27 MISSOURI W 35- 14 - Oct l l at Colorado L 50-47 ' Oct. 18 BAYLOR lHomecomingJ W 28-21 ' Oct. 25 at Kansas State L 42-6 ' Nov 1 a1Texas A8LM L 45-33 - Nov 8 NEBRASKA L 24-3 ' Nov l 5 at Oklahoma State L 44-2 l - Nov 22 IOWA STATE W 36-7 ' Dec. 22 North Carolina State in the Mazda Tangerine Bowl L 56-26 onthe mad again. The football team put up a tight this year and made it to a bowl game. Students got tree tickets, but the 15-hour bus ride vvasn't exactly appealing. We'll just watch it on W Kansas. playing in its first bowl game since 1995. lell to the North Carolina State Wolfpack. 56-26. on at the Mazda Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. Fla. The loss ended the Jayhawks' season with a rccord of6-7. while thc Wolfpack finished 8-5 on the year. c'Our kids have a bounce in their step on the practice field because it has been such a long time since they have had an opportunity to participate in a bowl here at Kansasf, head coach Mark Mangino said. 1 am really happy for our players. We are going to play a real fine NC State team. lt is an exciting time here in thc KU Football office because our young men have earned the opportunity to play in a bowl game. NC State opened the scoring with a three-play. 64-yard drive which took just l :02. capped of fby a 45-yard touchdown pass from Tangerine Bowl MVP Philip Rivers to Richard Washington, The Jayhawks answered with 10:41 left in the first quarter. as senior quarterback Bill Vffliittemore lound freshman wide receiver Charles Cordon in the endzone on a 23-yard pass play. That touchdown tied Cordon with lortncrjayhawk Willie Vaughn lor the tnost single-season touchdown receptions by a KU lrcshman - 5. North Carolina State then reeled off two straight scores. a 14-yard touchdown pass front Rivers to Washington. and a one-yard rush by T.A. lVIeLendon. to give NCSU a 21 -7 lead at the end of thc first quarter. NC Statc's 21 fi rst-quarter points tnarkcd the tnost points by a KU opponent in the opening quarter s and also counted as the tnost points allowed in a single- quarter in any KU bowl game. KU responded with 4:01 remaining in the half, capping offa 10-play. 66-yard drive with a 28-yard field goal by ,lerod Brooks to make the score 21 -10. NCSU closed otit the first-half scoring with a three-yard touchdown pass from Rivers to McLendon to make thc score 28-10 at the break. The 'Hawks opened thc scoring in the second half. with a nine-play. 79-yard drive. ending with an 1 1-yard touchdown pass from Vlfhitteniore to sophomore running back Clark Crccn. closing thc gap to 28-17. NC State answered with two straight scores, a 40-yard pass lrom Rivers to Brian Clark and 10-yard run by Davis. to take a 42-17 lead. Kansas got back on thc board with 3:42 left in the third quarter. as johnny Beck nailed 2139-yard field goal to narrow the gap to 42-20, then a nine-yard Wliitteinore rush lor a score made the score 42-26 with 14: 18 lcli in the game. as the Jayhawks failed on the two-point conversion attempt. 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Watch out. :: THE SEASON :: University of Kansas soccer player Caroline Smith was named to the 2003 SoccerBuzz All-America first team in February, after she helped Kansas reach its best season record ever. lt is great to be recognized as one of the best in country, Smith said in a press release. There are a lot of great players out there and to have my name next to theirs means a lot to me and also says a lot about the Kansas program and where it is headed. Smith, a first team All-American in three publications QNSCAA, CSTV and SoccerBuzzJ, holds the KU single-season mark for goals scored with 19 in 2003. She was also tabbed as a first-team All-Central Region and third-team All-America selection by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America QNSCAAI. Kansas was ranked No, 1 1 by SoccerBuzz at the end of the season, ended its 2003 play with a record of 18-6-1, best-ever at Kansas. The layhawks ended their season with a run to the Sweet 16, falling to the UCLA Bruins 1-0 in Los Angeles, Calif. The team finished with a national RPI of 14th, the highest among the Big 12 schools. .. .. . I think this is a.great.reflection of our season, head coach Mark Francis said. 'llt shows how good our team did in throughout the season. The team was also recognized for its academic achievements. The 16th-ranked soccer team was awarded the NSCAA Team Academic Award for earning better than a 3.0 GPA. :-: .THE ROSTER :: ' Sarah Gonzalez, Overland Park, Kan. ' Meghan Miller, Seattle, Wash. ' Lacey Woolf, Urbandale, Iowa ' Carmel Kaplinger, Overland Park, Kan. ' Ashley Rabins, Buffalo Grove, Ill. - Gabriela Quiggle, Portland, Ore. ' Danika Erickson Lakewood, Colo. ' Rachel Gilfillan, Cottage Grove, Minn. ' Holly Gault, Spring Hill, Kan. ' Maggie Mason, Elmira, Ontario ' lessica Smith, Rosehill, Kan. ' Monica Brothers, Leavenworth, Kan. ' Lacey Novak, Overland Park, Kan. ' lessica Kilpatrick, Englewood, Colo. - Kimberly Karfonta, Edmond, Okla. ' Amy Geha, Overland Park, Kan. ' Nikki Alvarez, Wichita, Kan. ' Stacy Leeper, Overland Park, Kan. ' Lauren Williams, Laguna Niguel, Calif. - Caroline Smith, Edina, Minn. ' Michelle Rasmussen, Vermillion, S.D. -.:..: .... THE SCHEDULE z: . . . . Aug. 29 NORTHWESTERN W 4-1 - Aug. 31 EVANSVILLE W 2-0 - Sept. 5 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 3-0 ' Sept. 7 Wisconsin L 3-2 ' Sept. 9 Southwest Missouri State W 2-1 - Sept. 12-14 KUStore.com Crimson and Blue Invitational, Sept. 12 FLORIDA STATE vs. Kansas W 3-1 ' Sept. 14 CENTRAL FLORIDA vs. Kansas W 1-0 - Sept. 19 San Diego W 1-0 ' Sept. 21 Loyola Marymount W 4-1 ' Sept. 26 BAYLOR W 1-0 - Sept. 28 Texas Tech L 3-2 ' Oct. 3 TEXAS L 1-0 'Oct 5 TEXAS AGM T 1-1 'Oct. 10 Iowa State W 2-0 ' Oct. 12 Missouri W 2-0 ' Oct. 17 Colorado L 2- 1 - Oct. 19 Nebraska W 1-0 - Oct. 24 OKLAHOMA W 3-1 ' Oct. 26 Michigan W 2-1 - Oct. 31 OKLAHOMA STATE W 2-0 - Nov. 6-9 Big 12 Tournament San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 6 Oklahoma W 1-0 - Nov 7 Oklahoma State L 1-0 ' Nov. 14-28 NCAA Tournament, Nov. 14 Illinois State First Round W 3-1 - Nov. 16 Missouri Second Round W 2-0 ' Nov. 21 UCLA Sweet 16 f Los Angeles, Calif. L 1-0 'melsf like lightning. lt's no use asking if they like the short shorts. lt's just part of the job description. On the plus side, it's aerodynamically helpful and breezy - -:: THE SEASON :: .L . Benson Chesang.Ravinc, Kenya. freshman, finished 48th out oI'254I runners in the NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships. hosted by Northern Iowa University in November. Chesang placed in the top 50 with a personal-best 10k time ol'30:22.7 and was the second freshman runner to cross the line. He had led the Kansas nien throughout the 2003 season. paced the Jayhawks at the Midwest Regional Championships. finishing the 10k race in a time oI'3O:41. placing second overall and leading RU to its highest regional finish tfourthl since 1994. Chesang was also naincd to the All-Big 12 cross country team and received Big 12 Menfs Runner ofthe Week honors alter his second-place performance at the OSU Cowboy Jamboree. NI am happy with how I did today. Chesang said. I'm looking forward to getting back here in the fiiture. It was a great experience for me. The Kansas IHCIIQS cross country teams finished fourth in the NCAA Midwest Regional Championships in Stillwater. Okla. The men scored 136 points in the fourth-place finish. We haven't placed this high since I have been here so I am very excited. head coach Stanley' Redwine said in a press release. 'alt was very good to see our administration. family and friends supporting' us at the meet. The Jayhawk men received a strong performance from Chris jones. Iowa City. Iowa. ' junior. and Cameron Schwehr, Colbert, Wash.. sophomore. jones finished 1 Ith in a time ol' - - 31:28 and Schwehr completed the event in 19th place. in a time of'31:43. T H E R 0 S T E R Luke Belford, Leavenworth, Kan. ' Benson Chesang, Ravine, Kenya ' Iohn Cook, Springfield, Va. ' Mike Corry, Emlhurst, Ill. ' Iohn DiCaIogero, Setauket, NX ' Chase Edgerton, Barrington, Ill. ' Dan Ferguson, Medicine Lodge, Kan. ' D.I. Hilding, Lawrence, Kan. ' Brandon Hodges, Hot Springs, Ark. ' Chris lones, Iowa City, Iowa ' Scott Kaserman, Edmond, OK ' Tyler Kelly, Tulsa, Okla. - Abraham Kimeli, Eldoret, Kenya ' Adrian Ludwig, Lawrence, Kan. ' Ioshy Madathil, Liberal, Kan. ' leremy Mims, Iowa City, Iowa ' Brian Raggett, Overland Park, Kan. ' Robert Rosasco, Southbury, Conn. - Mike Rost, Wichita, Kan. ' Keith Schmerer, Bultalo Grove, Ill. ' Chris Schroeder, Hutchinson, Kan. ' Cameron Schwehr, Colbert, Wash. ' Erik Sloan, Glenview, Ill. ' Andy Struble, Lawrence, Kan. ' Steve Vockrodt, Aurora, Colo. ' Tyson Willoughby, Wichita, Kan. :: THE SCHEDULE :: Sept. 6 Bob Timmons Invitations, Lawrence, Kan. ' Sept. 13 Kansas State Wildcat Invitational, Topeka, Kans ' Oct. 4 OSU Cowboy Iamboree, Stillwater Okla. ' Oct. 18 NCAA Pre Nationals Invitational, Cedar Falls, Iowa - Oct. 31 Big 12 Championships, Austin, Texas ' Nov. 15 Midwest Regional Championships Stillwater, Okla. 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Despite having birthing hips, boobs and more tat than their male counterparts, the vvomen's cross country team ran. Fast. :: SEASON STATS :: ln the NCAA Midwest Regionals in Oklahoma, the women's cross country placed liith. While this is cause for celebration, the women's tcam was olten overshadowed hy their male cottnterparts. Top runners throughout the season inclttded junior Megan Manthe and freshman Lattra Major. Seniors Laura Lavoie. Paige Higgins and Lauren Brownrigg also stood their grottnd. ': THE ROSTER-:: . p p Sarah Gonzalez, Overland Park, Kan. ' Meghan Miller. Seattle. Wash. ' Lacey Wooll, Urhandale, Iowa ' Carmel Kaplinger. Oierland Park. Kan. ' Ashley Rabins, Bu1'IaloCrove, 111. ' Cahriela Quiggle. Portland Ore. ' Danika Erickson, Lakewood. Colo. ' RachclCi1ii1lan, Cottage Crove, Minn. ' Holly Cault, SpringHill, Kan. ' Maggie Mason. Elmira, Ontario ' jessica Smith, Rosehill. Ran. ' Monica Brothers, Leavenworth, Kan. ' LacevNovalx, Overland Park, Kan. ' Jessica Kilpatrick, Englewood, Colo. ' Kiniherly Karlonta, Edmond. Okla. ' Amy Celia, Overland Park, Kan. ' Nikki A1varez,Wichita, Kan. ' Stacy Leepcr, Overland Park, Kan. ' Lauren Williams, Laguna Niguel. Calil'. ' Caroline Smith, Edina, Minn. ' Miehel1eRasinussen, Vermillion, SD. .:.: THESCHEDULE :: Attg. 29 NORTHWESTERN W -14-1 ' Aug. 31 EVANSVILLE W' 2-0 ' Sept. 5 Wiseritisin-Milwattlxce W 3-0 ' Sept. T Wisconsin L 3-2 ' Sept. 9 Southwest Missouri State W 2-1 ' Sept. 12-144 lQllStorc.com Critnson and lilttc lniitational. Sept. 12 FLORIDA STATE vs. Kansas W 3-1 ' Sept. 14 CENTRAL FLORIDA vs. Kansas W 1-0 ' Sept. 19 San DiegoVi' 1-0 ' Sept. 21 Loyola Marymount W .1-1 ' Sept. 26 BAYLOR W 1-0 ' Sept. 28 Texas Tech L 3-2 ' Oct. 3 TEXAS 1. 1-0 ' Oct. 5 TEXAS ARM 'I' 1-1 'Oet. 10 lowa State VV 2-0 ' Oct. 12 Missouri W 2-0 ' Oct. 17 Colorado L 2-1 ' Oct. 19 Neliraslxa W 1-0 ' Oct. 21 OKLAHOMAW 3-1 ' Oct. 26 Michigan W 2-1 ' Oct. 31 OKLAHOMA STATE W 2-0 ' Noi. 6-9 Big 12 Tournament Salt Antonio, Texas. Nov. 6 OklahomaW 1-0 ' Nov 7 Oklahoma State 1, 1-0 ' Noi. 11-28 NCAA Tournament, Vox. 11 illinois State First Round W 3-1 ' Nov. 16 Missouri Second Round W 2-0 ' Nov, 21 UCLA Sweet 16 - Los Angeles. Calil. L 1-0 - - J stor courtesy ofuniversity relations Y Fans, referees, players and coaches are probably the first things that come to mind when you think of college sports. But you've forgot something very important. The mascot. The creators of Baby jay are making sure that future hatchlings have the support they need to cheer on the University of Kansas Jayhawks. Asheville, NC., resident Amy Hurst Baehman, the original Baby jay. has given 555,000 to the Kansas University Endowment Association to establish the Original Baby jay Mascot Fund. The fund will help defray the costs of the mascot program including purchasing and maintaining the KU mascot costumes for Baby jay and Big jay. R2lCl1lI13.I1,S mother, Marti Daniels Hurst of Boca Raton, Fla., has committed an additional 9657.000 for the fund through her estate plans. The gift coincides with the completion of a permanent display for Baehman's original costume. which her parents helped her put together more than 30 years ago. The original Baby jay had been stored at University Archives since the eostume's retirement in 1987. Rachman's inspiration for Baby Jay came when she was in high school and visited Lawrence. where she saw a Jayhawk bumper sticker depicting Big Jay and hatchlings.Slie eventually secured approval from the Kansas Alumni Association to create the costume - and permission to wear it. Bachman said her parents devoted the summer ol' 1971 to helping design and build Baby jay. Using the design she drew on spiral-notebook paper. they worked nightly over the summer to IUFH her initial concept into a full-size chicken wire. fiberglass and felt costume. It cost only S53 to create. The KU mascots are the ambassadors of the university, attending hundreds ol' events each year, she added. GWith this huge role the mascots play in representing the university comes substantial expenses, Raehman said. For example, the costumes require replacement usually every two years at a cost of almost 55.000 per costume. My family has created this endowment to guarantee our fine. feathered friends will be able to attend as many events as possible and look great while strtttting their stuff. We invite you to sttpport the mascot program by sending yottr contribution to the Original Baby Jay Mascot Fund at KU Endowmentfi The gifts from Rachman and Hurst count toward the S500 million goal of KU First: lnvest in Excellence. the largest fund-raising campaign in KU history. KU Endowment is conducting KU Eirst on bchalfol' KU through 2004 to raise funds for scholarships, fellowships, professorships. capital projects and program support. KU Endowment is an independent. nonprofit organization serving as the official fund-raising and l'und-management organization for KU. Baby lay rnarie berlirst appearance at balltime ,,ew, riurinu Humeeuminu in i97i. the ariuinal enslunre is Q an display un level une nltbe Kansas Unien. ltmy Hurst Raebman, ereatur ut Baby lay, waves tu the eruwu in ebaraeter with Ilia lay rlurinu a urarluatiun ceremony in the early ltlitls. the eriuinal Baby lay eustume, built ni iiberulass, cbieken wire and lelt, is an rlisrriay near the Hawks Nest an it -f the iirst ilenr ni tbe Kansas Uniunlberiisulaywasdedieateri J h f I duringbameeuminuweekenrtin a U enniunetienwitbarnaseet y y y y reunion. www.nrearl.ku.erlu y Bill Self came on to a basketball program struggling for its identity With a new face and a new style, he began a new era of the University's legendary basketball program. self respect from eenter eourt. And people even Bill Selfjugglecl floods ol'phone ealls, a tower of' letters to answer and more than handful of' autographed basketball requests. He fought against player injuries. bad attitudes and a plethora of really bad newspaper puns. People didn't like the new 25-loot Jayhawk on center eourt. Gther people hated the red uniforms. The fans missed Roy Williaiiis, fast paee. And at every turn he faeed the inevitable. i'That's not how Roy did it. Talk about an identity crisis. 'il would say that the biggest surprise lduring his first yearJ would be the interest level in all 21SpCClS on the program. That's good but there is nothing that flies under the radar. There is nothing that flies under the radar with the media here, Self' said in a press conference. When you talk about the programs. lt's big time here. But Selffinished his lirst season at the University with a string ol' sueeesses: most notably a run at the NCAA title. finishing in the Elight Eight. The Jayhawks fell short of the Final Four by losing to Georgia Teeh in overtime. 'iWhen we played Georgia Teeh the other day it was a situation where ifthey played a little better than us or if' we played a little better than them -- that team that played better would win. There was not mueh differenee in the teamsf' Sel f' said in a press eonferenee. Maybe more important than getting to the Elite Eight. his players finally understand his system and his style. The players were eomlortable with the slower paee of'SelfT s eoaehing. The lans got used to the big Jayhawk staring up started to like the red uniforms. Co lTgure. autograph requests and the phone requests -- it's not that way at ITIOSI ...:.thehisturu::... - . . . . . Bill Self was named the eight head basketball coach in University history on April 21, 2003. He came to Lawrence from the University of illinois, where he guided the Fighting Illini to a 78-24 record over three seasons, including two Big Ten regular- season championships, a Big Ten Tournament title and three straight appearances in the NCAA Tournament. ln 11 seasons as a head coach, Self has compiled an overall record of 231-1 14 l.670i, including a 13-6 mark inNCAA Tournament play. He is a four- time finalist for the Naismith Coach of the Year Award l2000, 2001, 2002 and 20033, and he was named National Coach of the Year by The Sporting News in 2000. ln addition, Self has led three different teams to the NCAA Elite Eight over the past five years. MHY .1 mt 112' ' If-11' 1161 1 1 1 V 'L 1 1 1 1 '111 11113, k W 1 1 u 111 gt 5131 1 1 pw ' 1 1 1 11 11 EQ1. 11 T7 1 1 1 121 z'.3111Ef 1' ,N !1d11,,11w wlgpmixal, 11'11 '3111:111.g'1,M, 111jrf-11'- 1111. 1 111 ' H 1, !1111,13ii,1lu,3g14wfjJ:W31Q31 11 11 4113x111-QQA111 !1 !:V 1i511.1! 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The pain ofthe loss is already gone. We've aeeoinplished so mueh this season and it will benefit this team in the years to eomef' Senior Sara Rome said in a press release. But we understood that we deserved to he on that lToor tonight. Home leaves the University ranks Iirst in eareer kills and attempts and seeond in digs The Jayhawks finished the season ranked 20th in the nation by Volleyball Magazine. Alter going T-l in Noy emlrer. KU reeeived votes in the USA TodayfAVCA Coaehes' Poll lor seven straight weeks. Their I3 eonlerenee wins are the most Big I2 vietories in sehool history, The Jayhawks' third-plaee tie with No. 24 Texas A8tM and Colorado also marked a program-best. Sophomore josi Lima was named a 20023 All-Big I2 First Team seleetion and the first-ever Jayhawk to earn a spot on the AVCA All-Region Team. junior Ashley Miehaels was named an Honorable Mention by the league's eoaehes, Rome. Miehaels. .lill Dorsey and Lindsey Morris were named to the 2003 All-Big I2 Aeademie First Team lor aehiexing a 3.20 CPA or better. ::g THE ROSTER :: Iill Dorsey, Wellsville, Kan. ' Ashley Michaels, Wathena, Kan.' Sarah Rome, Eagan, Minn. ' Abbie lacobson, St. Mary's, Kan. ' Ashley Bechard, Lawrence, Kan. ' larnie Mathevvson, Kansas City, Mo. ' Andi Rozum, Loveland, Colo. ' Iosiane Lima, Sao Paulo, Brazil ' lordan Garrison, Aurora, III. ' Danielle Wittman, Salina, Kan. ' Caitlin Mahoney, St. Louis, Mo. ' Renita Davidson, Arlington, Texas ' Megan Hill, Lincoln, Neb. ' lanaina Correa, Sao Paulo, Brazil ' Lindsey Morris, Overland Park, Kan. - THE SCHEDULE -- Aug. 29-30 at Northern Illinois Tournament, Aug. 29 vs. Western Kentucky W 3-0 'Aug 30 vs. Liberty W 3-O, at Northern Illinois L 3-1 ' Sept. 5-6 at Minnesota Tournament, Sept. 5 at Minnesota W 3-2 ' Sept. 6 vs. Marquette W 3-0, vs. Dayton W 3-2 ' Sept. 10 ORAL ROBERTS W 3-0 - Sept. 12-13 HAMPTON INNXIAYHAWK CLASSIC, Sept. 12 KANSAS vs. ARKANSAS L 3-2 - Sept. 13 KANSAS vs. CREIGHTON W 3-O ' KANSAS vs. NORTH CAROLINA L 3-2 - Sept. 17 at Kansas State L 3-O ' Sept. 20 COLORADO W 3-0 ' Sept. 22 UMKC W 3-O Sept. 27 BAYLOR W 3-2 - Oct. 1 at Missouri L 3-2 ' Oct. 4 at Texas Tech W 3-1 ' Oct.6 NEBRASKA L 3-1 ' Oct. 11 at Oklahoma W 3-0 - Oct. 15 at Texas AGM L 3-2 ' Oct. 17 IOWA STATE W 3-0 ' Oct. 22 TEXAS W 3-2 ' Oct. 24 at Colorado L 3-2 ' Oct. 29 KANSAS STATE L 3-2 - Nov. 5 MISSOURI W 3-2 ' Nov. 8 at Texas W 3-2 ' Nov. 12 OKLAHOMA W 3-0 ' Nov. 15 at Iowa State W 3-O ' Nov. 19 at Nebraska L 3-0 ' Nov. 22 TEXAS AGM W 3-O - Nov. 26 at Baylor W 3-O ' Nov. 29 TEXAS TECH W 3-O ' Dec. 4-7 at NCAA Tournament Malibu, Calif. ' Dec. 4 Long Beach State W 3-0 ' Dec. 5 Pepperdine L 3-1 VUIIBLIIJQII The women's diving team hired a new coach after the end ot the season. Eric Elliot, womens diving coach at Louisiana- Monroe, was hired for a similar position at the University. Elliott replaced Brad Szurgot on KU coach Clark Campbells staff, fphoto courtesy of KUAC lf y I making waves BALANCING ON THE EDGE OE A BOARD ON THE TIPS OE YOUR TOES lSN'T EXACTLY EASY BUT THESE WOMEN MAKE IT LOOK LIKE IT IS. :.: THE SEASON :: The Kansas SWII1ll1llI1g'2lll1l cli1i11,L1' 11-11111 I'i11isl1c'cI in lllll'1l jJlllt'C'S2llllI'1l21y. lfcln. 28.1111l1c Big I2 fIr111IL'1'c111'c Cl1a111j1i011sI1ips. TI11-,l11yI111wks sco1'colA5031111583 points 111m'c1l1z1i1 llillI'll1-jDl2.l1'L' NL'l7I'2lSliLl.rlll1C' I'i11ul clay was l1igl1ligl11ccl by l11'OS1'l1110l iccorcls. 1111111C11111xigI'i11isl11'rI the 2O0I111t-kstrot-kin limurlh plact-111 a1i1m'ol'I:59.90. The -L00 I'1'c'cs1yIc' relay LCZIIIT - Amy clI'llllL'I'. Ashley llrrwcr, kim Bolin and C11a1zig- placcrl 1l1i1'rl with 3:22.39 111 lJI'L'2lli thc p1'c1'io11s school recorrl. Clrulmcr t'o111pc'1ccl in 1l1c 50 Irccstylc a11l1c NCAA Swi111111i11,u' Cl1a111pio11sl1ips Tlttirsclay. March IB. She Ilnishccl 34-1I1 111 thc 50 l'1'ec's1ylc. ll1l'CCSjlUlSlTIyL1'l1L'l'll1Hl1 l1c1'I'i11isl1 lust s1'11sfi11. She swam thc-evc-111 in 11 time of 35.76. She was secclcfl 64-th goiiig into thc' race. Al'1cr1l1ecnrl 0I'1hc season. Eric Elliot, w1i111c11's rli1i11gc'o11c'I1 LII Louisiaila-IVlo111'oc. was I1i1'c'rl lin' 21 similar j1f1si1io11 a11l1e Ll11i1C1'si11. Elliott rcjmluccrl Brad Sz11rgo1o11 Rllcoat-I1 C1I111'kCZ11111pI1c-II's s111I'I'. The 1111111 was I1o11o1'ccl In Carly April as an Ac'11rIc'111ic' All-A111c1'ic1111 squad by pos1i11g11 CPA iiI'3.20. l'ZllTliIlTiL1' -L211cl a111c111gDi1'isio11l i11s1i1111io11s HllllSL'COIldlI1ll1Clglg I2 Co11IL'1'c11c'c. 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Ashley Andreas, St. Charles, Mo., junior, Hannah Bakke, Little Rock, Ark., freshman, Megan Boecker, Lake St. Louis, Mo., sophomore, Kimberley Bolin, Evansville, Ill., senior, Alyson Colver, Holyoke, Colo., junior, Ashley Dower, Lenexa, Kan., senior, Taylor Eldridge, Santa Cruz, Calif., sophomore, Gina Gnatzig, Whitewater, Wis., sophomore, Amy Gruber, Bigelow, Ark., junior, Kristen Hansen, Shawnee freshman, Maegen Himes, Carmel, Ind., senior, Miranda Isaac, Hutchinson junior, Kristen Iohnson, Wichita senior, Robyn Karlage, Edgewood, Ky, freshman, Iamie Keyes, Monument, Colo., sophomore, Katie Knighton, Wichita sophomore, Emily Knopp, Wichita freshman, Iackie Krueger, Sussex, Wis., junior, Kelly Meyer, Topeka sophomore, Shelby Noonan, Edmond, Okla., freshman, Lia Pogoili, Peoria, III., freshman, Ienny Roberts, Chesterfield, Mo., freshman, Erin Rudy, Rosemount, Minn., freshman, Emily Rusch, Urbana, Ill., sophomore, lennifer Short, Olathe freshman, Whitney Sondall, Marshalltown, Iowa, senior, Lisa Tilson, Mercer Island, Wash., freshman, Patricia Tindall, Morristown, Tenn., freshman, Casey Topol, Mamaroneck, N.Y, sophomore, Lindsey Urbatchka, Sheridan, Wy., sophomore, lessica Virtue, Lawrence sophomore, Lauren Yates, St. Louis, Mo., freshman, Rebecca Zarazan, South Lake, Texas, junior S C.0R.E.C A R D :: Oct. 10 INTRASQUAD ' Oct. 17 Big 12 Relays ' Oct. 18 Iowa 61 Northern Iowa - Nov. 1 MISSOURI ' Nov. 7 SW MISSOURI STATE ' Nov. 21-23 Minnesota Invitational - Dec. 5 Houston ' Dec. 6 Texas AGM ' Ian. 2-12 Winter Training Trip ' Ian. 9 Miami ' Ian. 17 NEBRASKA ' Ian. 23 Iowa State ' Ian. 24 Minnesota ' Feb. 7 ARKANSAS ' Feb. 25-28 Big 12 Championships ' March 12-14 USA Sectionals - March 18-20 NCAA Championships sw111L8-Lrlivejg SEASON STAT '- I I, Y - l , . . . . . Bonnie Henrickson, head woinen's basketball coach at Virginia Tech lor the past seven years, has been natned the filth head women's basketball coach at the University ol' Kansas. She replaces legendary coach Marian E. Washington, who announced her retiretnent last month after serving 31 years as head coach ol' the Jayhawks. Henrickson has agreed to a five-year contract with a base salary oI'S130,000 per year. Income Irom media and apparel contracts will raise the value oI'her compensation to approximately ilS530,000. ::. THE ROSTER :: . A Kandis Bonner, Peoria, IIl.,junior ' Kaylee Brown, Areadia,Okla., sophomore ' Aquanita Bttrras, Colorado Springs, Colo., junior ' Melissa Carman, Springfield. Mo., Freshman ' Lauren Ervin, Inglewood, Calil., freshman ' Larisha Craves, Terry, Miss., junior ' Erica Hallman, Covington, Ky., sophomore ' Heather Hayes, Derby, Kan.. junior ' Crystal Kemp,Topeka sophomore ' Leila Mengtle, Stockholm, Sweden, senior ' Tamara Ransburg, Kansas City, Mo., sophomore ' Alicia Rhymes, Shreveport, La. r-Fr. ' Nichelle Roberts, Houston, Texas. sophomore ' Sharita Smith, Dallas, Texas, sophomore ' Blair Waltz, Leawood junior -: THE STAFF :: Marion Washington, Former Head Coach Bonnie Henrickson, Head Coach ' Karen Lange, Assistant Coach ' Katie O'Connor, Assistant Coach ' Kyra Elzy, Assistant Coach ' Trena Anderson, Director oI'Basketball Operations :THESCHEDULE ::- . S E - Aug. 30 atCentro De Estudios University W 88-51 ' Aug. 30 at lvlonterrey Tigers W 136-39 ' Aug. 31 at Ex-A-Tee W 102-32 ' Aug. 31 atMultielan W 97-51 ' Nov. 10 Exhibition -SPARTA PRAI-IAlBasketball Travclcrsj W 92-66 ' Nov. 16 Exhibition - ST. LOUIS COLDSTAR W 79-28 ' Nov. 21 at UMKC L 63-50 ' Not. 28-29 at Oregon Classic lOregon, Sacramento State, North Carolina Statcl ' Nov. 28 Oregon L 51-51 ' Not. 29 Sacramento State W 70-6-1 ' Dee. 6-7 Holiday Inn!,Iaxlianfk Classic lCaI State Fullerton, UTEP, Alabama Statel ' Dec. 6 CAL STATE FULLERTON W 90--1-6 ' Dec. 7 UTEP W 71-50 ' Dee. 13 BALL STATE W 70-55 Dee. 20-21 ' at Denver Tournament lTexas-Arlington. Denver, Lalaycttel ' Dee. 20 Texas-Arlington W 71-52 ' Dec. 21 Deliver L 69-63 ' Dee. 29-30 at Dartmouth Blue Sky Restaurant Classic lDartmouth, Fairlield. UNC Wilmingtonb ' Dec. 29 Dartmouth L86-78 ' Dee. 30 Fairfield W84-70 ' Ian, 3 SAN DIECOW64-1-5 ' jan. 7 TEXAS L 73-5-1 ' jan. 10 at Missouri W55-52 ' Jan. 13 COLORADO L 59-4-9 ' Ian. 17 at Kansas State L 79-50 ' jan. 21 at Baylor L85-66 ' 1an.2-I MISSOURI I, 76-49 ' Jan. 31 OKLAHOMA STATE W 74'-61 ' Feb. 4 at Texas Tech L 67-4-1 ' Feb. 7 at Nebraska L 59-4-8 ' Feb. 11 KANSAS STATE L81-51 ' Feb. 1-I at Oklahoma L 83-59 ' Feb. I7 IOWA STATEL73-58 ' Feb. 21 TEXAS ASZML69- 63 ' Feb. 2-1-at Colorado L75-56 ' Feb. 28 NEBRASKA L 65-61 ' March 1- at Iona State L 79-57 ' March 9-13 Big 12 Tournament ' Baylor L 86-71 hard ballers Queens ot the court. Net worthy We could go on, but the puns get old. lust remember that even they though don't play for a packed house, they're still fun girls who could kick your butt. QXXALMA jf The players of the KU women's basketball! team congratmate each other as they near the end of a game atA1Ien Fieldhouse. -photo by Ryan Scarrow f' 519 WUMEDSQASKELDBJLWY With new head coach bill self came new assistant coaches to replace roy williams and his stait that moved to North Carolina. 53115581351 l'll admit it...I had a deep affection lor Roy Williams. But after he broke my heart and transferred to North Carolina, I knew it was time for a new guy in my life. Enter Bill Self. Coach Selfcame to Kansas with huge shoes to fill. And while he may not have held as many press conferences as Roy to discuss his plans, his quiet, steady pace helped Self make an impact in his first season at KU. T w o wins over Mizzou and a second place in the Big 12 solidified the Jayhawks performance. Leaders on the court included Wayne Simien. Keith Langford and Aaron Miles. Simien averaged 17.8 points per game and was .811 for three pointers. Simien also averaged 9.3 rebounds per :: uulwilhlhe0ld:: gg g gg gg gg gg game. Langford helped the GHawks with achieve points. averaging 15.5 points per game and 5.0 rebounds per game. Don't lorgct what a team player Langford is. averaging 3.5 assists per game. Rounding out the bench. Miles averaged an impressive 7.3 assists per game and 9.1 points per game. To Jayhawk fans, delight. the team made it to the Final Four with a fourth seed. But an overtime loss to the third seeded Ceorgia Tech in the Elite Eight ended the NCAA Championship hopes. Despite a solid season. and a quality entrance by Coach Self. some players perused other colleges for more playing time. This year Allen Fieldhouse took part in the make-over craze. A nearly 26 foot layhawk now marks the center ot the court, replacing the map of Kansas Some fans thought this mascot was a little too large for comfort though. But the players didn't seem to mind too much. lt doesn't so much matter what's on the tloor rather where you are on the paint - that equates to points. pf f T KH XX RRR - xi W 1 .+ 4 -' S , fr 'Q'-- - ff- , ' 751 4 f 4 , f , , W ' ,W 'UG' M. -N Ps. I L,,X'K J ' . . 1 V ' 4 - -. a A .. 11.4 I I. 1 1 ' V1 f 1 X 1 '. x df . . , .r .f,w'.X'.f':.- vs ' ' X. A, I .5 ,.i. Iasler Utan a qmling lllllel. They moved, contorted, angled and forced their bodies in feats of magic as they jumped higher than humanly possible, threw farther than imaginable and ran faster than should be allowed. Q2.-S.ElI50N STAT ' Vlfhile American track athletes were gearing up for the Olympic trials. the womenis track and field at KU were keeping busy. Between meets and hosting clinics and camps. the women proved experts at multitasking. The following women qualified for finals in the Big I2 Track and Field Championship: Laura Lavoie and Megan Manthe, 1.500-meter run, Brooklyn Hann, 100 hurdlesg Shameika Mc-Field. 4003 Kim Clark and Jenna Bimbi. 800. THE ROSTER I Charisse Bacchus. Cascade. POS Trinidad ' jenna Bimbi. Pueblo, Colo. ' Lauren Brownrigg. Tualatin. Ore. ' Yvonne Calzonetti. Carden City. Kan. ' Tiffany Cherry. Vernon. Texas ' Kim Clark. Elkhorn. Neb. ' Courtney Edmonds, Winchester. Kan. ' Beth Eiscnmenger. Fairmont. Minn. ' Abby Emsick. Council Bluffs. Iowa ' Kara Euler. Emporia. Kan. ' Morgan Foster. Topeka. Kan. ' Michelle Friedman. Frankin, La ' Octavia Garrett. Upsher, Texas ' laniece Gatson. Kansas City, Mo. ' Katy Craves. Hutchinson. Kan. ' Brooklyn Hann. Sacremento, Calif. ' Libby Harmon. Overland Park. Kan. ' Emily Hess. Carthage, Mo. ' Paige Higgins. Littleton. Colo. ' Shatoya Hill. Lttbbock, Texas ' Kristen Hupc. Highlands Ranch, Colo. ' Stacy Keller, Halstead. Kan. ' Khadian Kelly. Overland Park. Kan. ' Christine Lathrop, Overland Park. Kan. ' Laura Lavoie, Springfield. Mo. ' Laura Major. Jenks. Okla. ' Megan Manthe. Anoka. Minn. ' jami McKenney. Fort Scott, Kan. ' julie Mullally. Fremont. Neb. ' joanie Nelson. New Cambria, Kan. ' Arrah Nielsen, Wichita. Kan. ' Melissa O'Rourke. Tulsa. Okla. ' Monique Peters. Port of Spain. Trinidad ' Angela Pichardo. Hollywood, Fla. ' Sondra Rauterktts. Harlan, Iowa ' Sara Reaves. Mullen. Co. ' Michelle Scheffler. Newton. Kan. ' Dena Seibel. Emporia. Kan. ' Monika Spinger. Berlin. Germany ' Jessie Violand. Wildwood. Mo. ' Jamie Waters. Jerseyville. Ill. ' Erin Wessely. Prairie Village. Kan. ' jennifer Widerstrom. Lisle. Ill. ' Duchess Williams. Miami. Fla. ' Lindsey Windauer, Iowa City. Iowa ' ,lenny Woodward. Harrisonville, Mo. ' Lindsey Windauer. Medicine Lodge. Kan. :.: ....... T H.E...S.CH.ED-U..I..E .:: . - - - - . e A December I3 K-State All Corners Meet ' ,lanuary I6 Arkansas Invitational ' january I6-I7 Wildcat Invitational ' ,lanuarv 23 KUXKSUXMU Triangular ' january 31 Jayhawk Invitational ' February 7 Husker Invitational ' February I3-I4 John i McDonnell- Tyson Invite ' February I3-14 ISU Classic ' February 2I Sooner Invitational ' February 27-28 Big I2 Indoor Championships ' March 6 Iowa State Invitational - NCAA Qualifier ' March I2-I3 NCAA Indoor Championships ' March I8 ESU Twilight ' April 2-3 Texas Relays ' April 9-I0 John McDonnell Invitational ' April I5-I7 Kansas Relays ' April 22-24 Drake Relays ' April 29-I Big I2 Outdoor Championships ' May I5 Ward Haylett Invitational ' May 28-29 NCAA Midwest Regional Championship ' ,Iune 9-I2 NCAA Outdoor Championships ' july 9-I8 Olympic Trials gssuma T let sniar it furthe bugs' With tiny outtits and big poms, the students that make up the KU Spirit Squad jump, spin and toss for your enjoyment. Let's hear a big GO HAWKS! No, they aren't all tan and blond. But they are all itty-bitty. Well, at least the girls are. They range from 4fll to and weigh between 90 and 120 pounds. The boys are big and buff. They have to be to throw their female counterparts high enough to flip, twist and stretch. The cheerleading squad usually has eight men and 18 women. Most oftheir practice time is spent perfecting stunts like the basket toss that catapults a cheerleader up to 40 feet in the air. They try to perfect stunts that look comparatively simple, like when a male cheerleader holds his female counterpartas feet in his hands while she cheers with confidence while her head is 12 feet above the floor. TYou've got a girl putting her life, or ..iiiiiSiei.. her limbs, in your hands, and she's asking you to take care of herf, Marcus Bush said. 'GThe least you can do is to really try to stay in shape for them, develop trust, let her know that you're going to catch her. The Dance Team concentrates more on precision dancing than their hard bodies. The team placed second at the UCAXUDA College Nationals Ian. 16- 18 in Orlando, Fla., out of 12 teams. But these team members with recognizable faces aren't the only ones who put in the time. The mascot squad bears the burden of hot and heavy costume to play with fans at games and other Univeriversity functions. Even with heavy time commitmens and little compensation, CHEER SQUAD: Abby Archer, Kimmie Marcum, Carolyn Benson, Brehan Smarkinsky, Kyle Brandt, Megan McGraw, Nikila Heggelstad, Morgan Smith, Megan Bryne, David Megee, Heather Hellman, Kara Walstrom, Marcus Bush, Meryl Miller, Kayce Seidl, Wendy Wayland, Chris Calovich, lill Naylor, Kristen Deal, Curtis Nickel, lake Dornbrack, CW O'Brien, Brandon Douglas, Mike Payne, Staci Erush, Sarah Pikul, lay Goodbinder, Aly Scalety, Hallie Hedrick, Ashley Schlotzhauer, len Hein, Kent Spitz, Erin Walker, Tracy Manhenio, Lauren Hutchinson, DANCE TEAM: Kristen Badali, Katie Huff, Terin Barnes, Tiana Kell, Kelly Beattie, Tracy Kohrs, Ingrid Bender, lamie Lamb, Leslie Duncan, Erin Maxwell, Alana Ensline, Kristen Maxwell, Elena Ferrentelle, Allison Mezger!Captain, Christina Gekas, Lindsay Phillips!Captain, Katie Hargrave, lan Soetart, Darcie Heibsch, Mindy Terbovich, Alyssa Hill, Amy Thompson MASCOT TEAM: Big lay: Nick Erker, Ross lungers, Chris Veit, Baby lay: Chelsea Demars, Kate Eichten, Alternate Baby lay - lessica Virtue, Alternate Big lay - Adam Reese, Squad Assistant - Matt Landavazo lar left: Megan Elgethun completes her swing at the tee. left: jennifer Bawanan watches her golf ball roll toward the hole. -plvofos by feff !ac0b50n!KUAC l 'l l l ll 1 l ,lf lm-, ' 1 ll 3 ll L- ,N Q ', l' ' ' ll 1- -- f- ,gm fl, u- 'IL 1 1' , ,l'w.,.I ,'- Ig, '1'F41lll,tj'-,: 'l'Il-'I'll .l+lf1t'fl.llllllllillllfllilllflliillilwlixllllf:l'llfllllllllgl' l l 4?l'l4:Ha4lllllllQEl'l'lhil1 ll l'lVLll''il'.f 1 l'f , ' ' 5 l.', 'i nmy1j j f'!'e l' Q' J ' ,ff .A-, gf, ,'l'l.'-.-I , '- ' ' fl wi , 1 M wff fl-lm,W3l,f,.w,.l,s2ll.g'..': ,lmfl,.,,l1:.l Wal W , , .. 1 i - r ,V W , l + , l A., r' ., Y r ,. 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SEASON STATS The University ol'Kansas women's golf team finished eighth place. in a 12-team field, after round three was cancelled dtie to weather at the Big 12 Championships in College Station. Texas. The Jayhawks shot a two-round score ol'617 at the 6.242-yard par 72 Pebble Creek Country Club. Texas won the tournament with a final score of592. Host-school Texas A811111 placed second with 599. Oklahoma State shot 606 to place third. Oklahoma Iinished fourth with 607. and Baylor shot 608 to finish in filth place. Freshman Amanda Costner led the Jayhawks tied for seventh place after shooting a total ol' 148. Sophomore Chelsey Pryor tied lor 16th place after shooting 152. Sophomore Tiffany Woods shot 158 and tied for -11 st place. Senior Jennifer Bawanan tied for 51st place with a final score of 163. Freshman Jill Womhle linishcd in 57th place alter shooting 168. EF .. . THE-.B05TER22 - Tyler Docking. Olathe. Kan. ' Tyler I-Iall. Wayne. NJ. ' Pete Krsnieh. Wichita. Kan. ' Barrett Martens, Platte City. Mo. ' joey Mundy, Mission Hills, Kan ' John Newcomer. Topeka. Kan. ' Andrew Price, Lake Forest. Ill. ' Ryan Rainer. Norman. Okla. ' jason Sigler. Leavenworth. Kan. ' Luke Trammell. Edmond. Okla. ' Kevin Ward. Leawood. Kan. ' Cary Woodland.Topeka. Kan. :: THE SCHEDULE :: Sept. I3-1-L The Ridges Intercollegiate. East Tennessee State University ' Sept. 22-23 Kansas Invitational. University ofliansas ' Oct. 6-7 Pepperdine Cltib Clove Intercollegiate Pepperdine University ' Oct. 24-26 The Nelson-Stanford Invitational. Stanford University ' Nov. 3--I The Prestige 2003. Stanford University 81 UC Davis ' Feb. 16-17 UCF! Rio Pinar Intercollegiate. University ol'Ccntral Florida 'Q Mar. 1-2 UTSA Invitational. University ofTexas-San Antonio ' Mar. 8-9 Louisiana Classics Invitational. University ol' Ltitiisiana-Lalavcttc ' lvlar. 22-23 58th Western Intercollegiate. San Jose State University ' Mar. 29-30 ColtiradofStevinson Ranch Intercollegiate. University ol' Colorado ' Apr. 9-10 The Intercollegiate at lVIaeCregor Downs. University ol' North Carolina! NC State ' Apr. 26-27 Big 12 Conference Championship. Kansas State University ' May 20-22 NCAA Central Regionals. Purdue Univ crsity ' ,lime 1-4 NCAA Finals. Virginia Tech University I i l Normally a sport reserved for rich white men in goofy pants, these young I men proved they could be competitive without any plaid or pom-poms. 1 Andrew Price, Lake Forest, Ill., junior, was named the Big 12 Conference Men's Golfer of the Month for September. He recorded the first two top-10 finishes of his career in September by winning the individual title at the Kansas Invitational and tying for sixth at The Ridges Intercollegiate. Price recorded a stroke average of 70.66 for the month, shooting below par in five of his six tournament rounds. Head coach Ross Randall said he was very happy for Andrew and his success, and he had played well up to that point in the season against tough competition. Kevin Ward, Leawood junior, took home the 96th Missouri Amateur Championship at the Persimmon Woods Golf Club in Weldon Springs, Mo., in his second tournament title for the 2004 summer. Ward was 7-under through 30 holes, closing out the match six holes early. He and Gary Woodland, Topeka sophomore, won the Kansas Golf Association Fourball Championship at Alvamar Country Club earlier in the summer. - E - . - - - - s - - - - . - 2 - .L Tyler Docking, Olathe freshman ' Tyler Hall, Wayne, N.l., senior ' Pete Krsnich, Wichita sophomore ' Barrett Martens, Platte City, Mo., freshman ' loey Mundy, Mission Hills freshman ' lohn Newcomer, Topeka freshman ' Andrew Price, Lake Forest, III., junior ' 1 I Ryan Rainer, Norman, Okla., sophomore - lason Sigler, Leavenworth sophomore ' Luke Trammell, Edmond, Okla., sophomore ' Kevin Ward, Leawood junior 'Gary Woodland, Topeka freshman ' Ross Randall, head coach ' Roy Edwards, assistant coach I I 1 ll ll I ll j THESCHEDULE .-- . as 1 Sept.13-14 The Ridges Intercollegiatefliast Tennessee State ' Sept. 22-23 Kansas lnvitationaI!University of Kansas ' Oct. 6-7 Pepperdine Club Glove InvitationaI!Pepperdine ' Oct. 24-26 The Nelson-Stanford lnvitational!Stanford ' Nov. 3-4 The Prestige 2003!Stanford G UC-Davis ' Feb. I 16-17 UCF-Rio Pinar Intercollegiate!University of Central Florida ' Mar 1-2 UTSA InvitationaI!University of Texas-San Antonio ' Mar. 8-9 Louisiana Classics lnvitational!Universit of Lousiana-Layfayette ' Mar 22-23 58th Western IntercolIegiate!San lose State University ' Mar 29-30 5 Colorado-Stevinson Ranch Intercollegiate!University of Colorado ' Apr 9-10 The Intercollegiate at MacGregor Downs!University of North Carolina 1 61 NC State - Apr. 26-27 Big 12 Conference ChampionshipfKansas State University ' May 20-22 NCAA Central RegionaIs!Purdue University I SEQ ts l groans ::,SEASON STAT,S,::S, S SS Although the University's final home tennis match ended with a 5-2 loss to Border War rival Missouri on April 18, three seniors gave quite the farewell on their home turf at Wood Valley Racquet Club. Seniors Courtney Steinbock and Emily Haylock won at the No. 1 and 2 singles, and senior Kristen Steinbock came close to bringing home a senior sweep. Amy Hall, head coach, said it was the best Courtney Steinbock and Haylock had played all season. Courtney Steinbock rolled her right ankle against Iowa State late in her match against Sabrina Evers on April 3 and missed two matches before returning to play. Injuries had haunted the team all season. Everybody's gone through some sort of injury or something, Hall said. Hall was in her first year as head coach of the women's tennis team. Kilmeny Waterman resigned from her post as head coach in August. S: S: SS T HES 0 S T ESB S: S: .... SS SS S SS S S S SS S ..a. S SS S SS SS S S Brittany Brown, Evansville, Ind., freshman ' Ashley Filberth, Kansas City, Mo., freshman ' Grisell Granados, Queretaro, Mexico, sophomore ' Emily Haylock, Warrnamboaol, Australia, senior ' Luiza Loureiro, Brasilia, Brazil, sophomore ' Christine Skoda, Edmonton, Alberta, sophomore ' Courtney Steinbock, Lubbock, Texas, senior ' Kristen Steinbock, Lubbock, Texas, senior ' Amy Hall, head coach rr STSHSE SSCl'lSEDULSES:Sr SSSS SS SSSS SS Sept. 12-14 MU Invitational ' Sept. 26-28 Tulsa Invitational ' Oct. 10-12 Harvard Invitational ' Oct. 22-26 Omni Regionals ' Nov. 1 National Indoor Playoff - Feb. 1 MISSISSIPPI ' Feb. 7 Brigham Young University ' Feb. 8 Utah ' Feb. 21 Tulsa ' Feb 27-29 UNLV Invitational ' March 5 IOWA ' March 12 OKLAHOMA STATE' March 14 TEXAS TECH ' March I7 Kansas State ' March 20 Colorado ' March 23 Boise State ' March 24 Louisiana Tech ' March 25 Hawaii ' April 3 IOWA STATE ' April 5 OKLAHOMA STATE ' April IO BAYLOR ' April 17 Nebrasta ' April 18 MISSOURI ' April 24 Texas ASM ' April 25 Texas ' April 29-May 1 Big I2 Tournament ' May 7-IO NCAA Tournament lots ul racket Smacking and Whacking - a little hopping, too. No, this isn't Paris HiIton's newest scandal video. This is women's tennis. Sounds pretty interesting, huh? Z ,dk 'E , ff sm: ' : fl5Qf51 .?, : 1 6 e1wfq3 4? ,QpfayywlmGffff fs ws www1 f H JfgrffjfiMigQwif:tM51:g1!ilJfgW5Hy,y5Qygqyf5 w W N x v!,,5j',1,',,! ,M f H W Thevvomerfs basketbali team sharedtheirgralitudeto Mafianwwwington after her retirernern anroumernent - photocourtesyofKUAC W I mightumarian She didn't have the following of Roy Williams, or the media frenzy of Al Bohl, but she has served as a staple in vvomen's basketball for the last few decades. They say the first step is admitting you have a problem. then seeking help. No, lVlaran Washington wasn't admitting anything anonymously. She was addressing a chronic medical problem. Women's basketball head coach Washington. who had coached 31 seasons at the University without missing' a game. decided it was time for a break. I have been dealing with some health issues for quite some time. Washington said in a press conference. When you are in this business lor as long as I have been. you tend to dismiss yourself because your commitments are to your players, you University andyour program. I have tried to do that. Vllashington eante to the University in 1974-. just four years after graduating from college. With over 550 career victories. Washington ranked among the top-I5 active coaches in terms of victories and also joined an elite group with over 500 wins at the same school. Washingtorfs leave of absence was slated as an indefinite period of time as she looked into unspecified health problems. Anything can happen and that's what I am worried about. Washington said. I can't say at this point that I would be concerned with kecling over tomorrow. The bottom line is that I need to cheek this out. I have already done some things this season to try and take a look at some things -- I arn going to put my focus on thatf, First-year Athletic Director Lew Perkins named assistant coach and former Jayhawk Lynette Woodward as Washington's replacement. Woodward set several standing records at the University before playing on international and Olympic teanis and joining the WNBA. i'l think it goes without saying because of her history here at the University and what she stands har as a Jayhawk. as a former student-athlete and longtime coach here. and also the fact she has been with Coach iWashingtonl for such a long period of time, Perkins said. I have a lot of respect and feeling for Lynette. If you think about Kansas women's basketball. outside of what Marian stands lor. Lynette is probably the next individual. Woodard took the reins ofthe women's basketball prograam only a few horns after finding out about Washington's leave of absence. This is not the way I wanted to become head coach. but this is what we have and here we are. Woodard said. Ml want to carry on the tradition and the hard work ethic that Coach Vifashington established here at the University of Kansas for the past 31 years. Woodard said she was determined to take the rest ofthe season one day at a time. I am extremely proud ol' this honor and I take it as a challenge. I am going to do all that I can to be a motivating person for the players and to represent this progratn the way that I know it should be, Woodard said. -::.lhahisturu:: .... Marian Washington was among' six people inducted Saturday. June 12. into the Womcn's Basketball Hall ol'Fame. Lynette Woodard, a four-time All American at Kansas. was in attendance to see her college coach inducted. Woodard was interim coach at Kansas at Kansas when Wfashington retired. The other inductees included North Carolina coach Sylvia Hatchell, North Dakota State coach Amy Ruley. Oregon coach Bet' Smith and USA Basketball exeeutit e director Bill Wall and eight-time AAU All-American Lurlync Greer Rogers. The first Hall of Fame class was inducted in 1999. and there are now 79 members. to above: Ryan Kr1ippSCi1ild, Rancho Cordova, Calif., was a left-handed pitcher forthe Jayhawks, Knippschild was 7-8 with a 5.25 ERA and led the team with 79 strikeouts. opposite page: Matt Tribble, Wheaton, lil., senior, passes head coach Ritch Price at Hogiund Ball Park, Tribble was an outfielder. -photos courtesy of KUAC America's favorite pasttime is about more than just hot dogs and tight pants. lt's also about speed, strength and the elusive homerun. We'll take the hot dogs, though. bats and halls ,:,:SEASON STATS :: In his second season, head coach Ritch Price, said that he believed his team was better in every phase of the game. Although his prediction was party correct - the layhawks' ranked at the top of the Big 12 in hitting for the majority of the season - their pitching ranked dead last. Despite this disapointment, the team recorded a few milestones. For only the second time in 10 years, the layhawks recorded their second consectutive 30-win season. They also enjoyed a 24-12 mark in nonconference action. Their conference play, however, couldn't keep up. The team faded with a 7-19 record in conference competition. Kansas recorded only one of its conference wins against schools in the South division, which includes the teams that make up the top six seeds in the conference tournament. Despite the fact that 11 of the team's 24 new players were pitchers, only one KU pitcher who started 10 games or more had a winning record. Senior Ryan Baty signed a free agent contract with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays organization after the season. Baty, who set a KU record with a 21-game hit streak and just missed tying the layhawks' all-time record for hits, was assigned to Class-A short-season ball int he New York-Penn League. ..... .... T R0.ST.EFl 2: - - - - - - . lohn Allman, Fenton, Mo., freshman' ' Matt Baty, Wichita sophomore ' Ryan Baty, Wichita senior ' Derek Bailey, Lawrence freshman ' Matt Berner, Lawrence freshman' ' Mike Bessolo, Lakewood, Calif., junior - Thomas Bischoff, Santa Cruz, Calif., junior ' Tyson Bothof, St. Peter's, Mo., junior - Don Czyz, Overland Park sophomore ' Mike Dudley, Pueblo, Colo., junior ' Travis Dunlap, Phoenix, Ore., junior ' Ryotaro Hayakawa, Narita, lapan, freshman ' lohn Fumagalli, Naperville, lll., junior' ' lacob lean, Antelope, Calif., junior ' Brandon Johnson, Lawrence senior ' Chris lones, Carrollton, Texas, sophomore ' lake Kauzlarich, Seattle, Wash., senior' ' Kyle Kilgo, Crawford, Texas, senior ' Ryan Knippschild, Rancho Cordova, Calif., senior ' Sean Land, Greenwood, Mo., freshman ' Matt Lane, Lawrence freshman' ' Ken Livesey, Stockton, Calif., junior ' Travis Metcalf, Wamego junior ' Ritchie Price, San Luis Obispo, Calif., sophomore ' Andrew Rebar, Kansas City, Kan., junior ' Sean Richardson, Vista, Calif., junior ' Michael Saddler, Colby senior - Clint Schamback, Elgin, Ill., junior ' Andy Scholl, Albuquerque, N.M., junior' lared Schweitzer, Shenfvard Park, Alberta, sophomore ' Scott Sharpe, Stilwell junior ' Paul Shirley, Hot Springs, Ark., freshman' ' l.C. Sibley, Henderson, Nev., junior ' Chris Smart, Omaha, Neb., senior ' Eric Snowden, St. Louis, Mo., freshman' - Matt Tribble, Wheaton, Ill., senior ' A.l. Van Slyke, Ladue, Mo., sophomore ' Mike Zagurski, Omaha, Neb., junior ' Ritch Price, head coach - .... - ..... ....... ..S.CHEDUl-E- 2-. - - - lan. 16-20 Hawaii-Hilo ' lan. 31-Feb. 6 Texas Southern ' Feb. 6 Lamar - Feb. 7 Texas-Pan American ' Feb. 8 Sam Houston ' Feb. 13-15 Stanford ' Feb. 22 Creighton ' Feb. 23-26 Oakland University ' March 5-7 Wisconsin-Milwaukee ' March 10 Tabor College ' March 12-14 Arkansas-Little Rock ' March 16 Oral Roberts ' March 20-21 Western illinois ' March 26,28 Nebraska ' April 2-4 Oklahoma ' April 7 Wichita State - April 9-11 Texas AcSiM ' April 18 Oklahoma State ' April 21 Wichita State ' April 23-25 Baylor ' April 27 Southwest Missouri State ' April 3-May 2 Texas Tech ' May 3 Baker ' May 7-9 Texas ' May 11 Oral Roberts - May 14-16 Misssouri ' May 21-23 Kansas State l- Jiaaenaii asnft touch We can't think of anything soft about this game. For these girls, being fast and loose wasn't a bad thing - it was a key to a winning season inthe new Acchoa Ballpark. Solid pitching helped balance a disappointing batting average to keep the tallies in the W column. F. llllll SESAFSONFF STATS I I Although the team's batting average was a paltry .205, solid pitching by senior Kara Pierce and freshman Kassi Humphreys helped the team to a winning season in their new softball stadium, Arrocha Ballpark, with 33-28-1. Destiny Frankenstein boosted her average from .214 as a freshman to a team-leading .263 and Heather Stanley improved from .213 to .243. Almost everybody else tailed off, including Jessica Moppin - who hit 11 home runs last year but only three in the 2004 season. Six seniors completed their eligibility, but the hardest to replace would probably be pitcher Pierce, who won 69 games in herfour-year career- including 19 in 2004. But with a full recovery from Serena Settlemier, who sat out the 2003 season because of an arm injury and only pitched sparingly in the spring season, and Christina Ross, a top prospect from Southern California, could help the Jayhawks reach their winning potential. Nettie Fierros, Avondale, Ariz. ' Melaney Torres, Dallas, Texas ' Kassie Humphreys, Glendale, Ariz. ' Jessica Moppin, Olathe, Kan. ' Ashley Frazer, Shawnee, Kan. ' Destiny Frankenstein, Broken Arrow, Okla. ' Dani May, Lawrence, Kan. ' Serena Settlemier, Kelso, Wash. ' Nic Washburn, O'Fallon, Mo. ' Kathy McVey, Kansas City, Mo. ' Mel Wallach, Pacific, Mo. ' Sandy Smith, Nonivalk, Calif. ' Leah Mountain, Wichita, Kan. ' Heather Stanley, Houston, Texas ' Sylvia Pfeiffer, Arcadia, Calif. ' Ashley Goodrich, Kewanee, Ill. ' Kara Pierce, Mesa, Ariz. ' Lindsey Weinstein, Tarzana, Calif. ' Tracy Bunge, head coach Oct. 4-5 Fall Jayhawk Classic ' Oct. 4 Kansas State vs. Kansas ' Butler County vs. Kansas ' Oct. 5 Emporia State vs. Kansas ' Washburn vs, Kansas ' Feb. 6-8 Arizona State Triangular, Northwestern and Arizona State ' Feb. 13-15 UT San Antonio Tournament ' Feb. 20-22 Santa Barbara Tournament ' Feb. 20 UC-Riverside and UCF ' Feb. 21 UC-Santa Barbara and Cal-Poly ' Feb. 22 Cal-Berkley ' March 6-7 HAMPTON INNIJAYHAWK CIASSIC, UTAH and NEBRASKA ' March 9 SMSU - March 13-14 Southern Illinois Tournament ' March 13 Depaul and Southern Illinois ' March 14 Illinois State and Tennessee Tech ' March 16 UMKC ' March 18 BRADLEY ' March 20 Portland State ' March 21 Oregon State ' March 23-24 Oregon ' March 27-28 Baylor ' March 31 NEBRASKA ' April 1 CREIGHTON ' April 3-4 TEXAS TECH ' April 7 Missouri ' April 10-11 Texas AcSrM ' April 13 WICHITA STATE - April 14 MISSOURI - April 17-18 OKLAHOMA STATE - April 19 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ' April 21 Arkansas ' April 24-25 Oklahoma ' April 28 Nebraska ' May 1-2 TEXAS ' May 4 OKIJAHOMA CITY ' May 8 IOWA STATE ' May 9 IOWA STATE ' May 13-16 Big 12 Tournament ' May 20-23 NCAA Regionals ' May 27-31 NCAA College World Series -is-est laleni htinlhephug With new head coach Bill Self came a nevvQ1ying style and a new name for the traditional Late Night production. Load up on caffeine and don't fall asleep, or you might miss some amazing dunks or some laugh-inducing gags. Bill Self hasn't really' won anything at the Uniyersity' of Kansas. Well. take that back. he won Kansas basketball fans at his first press eonferenee when he was announeed as the replaeement for previous eoaeh Roy' Williams. Self said all the right things that day' and the eapaeity erowd at the first 'ilsate Night in the Phogi' was reminded of that first press eonferenee before Self' made his entranee onto the eourt. Pieees of' Self's eonferenee were played and as Self' said, 'I'here's no plaee like Kansas. he made his grand entranee onto the court through a eloud ofsmoke. Self was given a hero's weleome and a standing ovation that lasted several minutes as he stood at eenter eourt on the gigantie Jayhawk waiting to address the crowd. I was totally overwhelmed, Self' said. I made the statement that it was better than I thought it would be and l thought it would be great. People here love basketball. The people here love basketball enough that some started eamping out at 6 a.m. Dan Summerfelt. Seattle freshman. eamped out almost all day. I told my parents I chose KU for the aeademies. but it was really' beeause oflayfhawk basketball, Summerfelt said. Summerfelt was pleasantly surprised by the pre-basketball portion of the night. Fans were entertained by the Kansas City Cobras marching band who brought everyone to their feet for the first time of the night. Other entertainment ineluded perhirmanees by the KU danee team and eheerleaders. The menis and women's teams finally' took the eourt at I0 p.m. and performed skits ineluding a rap about the men's season. Before the serimmage at midnight. a former .layhawk team was weleomed to Allen Fieldhouse. Summerfelt said this was his favorite moment ofthe night. g'WIhen Larry' Brown walked out of the tunnel. I aetually eriedf' Summerfelt admitted. The l9B8 ehampionship team was honored and last showed their appreciation with another standing ovation. At midnight. the team held their annual first organized serimmage of the year. Before the serimmage. players showed off their leaping abilities with a dunking exhibition. Freshman IB. Ciddens stole the show with several aerohatie dunks. During the serinnnage. the white team. led by junior Wayne Simieifs I0 points. defeated the Blue team 37-32. MT here was so mueh energy' when the team eame out, Summerfelt said. I didn't think there eould be anymore exeitement than when Danny Manning walked onto the eourt but it just shows how mueh passion people put into Kansas basketball. WW I would say that all tive of our freshman are a little bit better than I thought they vvere. I thought they were good players but l thought it would take them a little bit longer to kind of get a feel tor it. But they have caught on quickly Coach Bill Sell llverlhe ceascdlhe leam played 6,650 minules. The meh's basketball team scored 895 tield goals, compared to T their opponents total ot 766. The Jayhawks also had 1,303 rebounds loltehsive T and defensivel. The T average points scored per game was 75.8 vuvvvu.kuathIetlcs.com 2003- uverellrecurd sludeuls cuuld purchase lickels ler a reduced tale run like the wind. They moved, icontorted, angled and forcedtheirbodiesin 155152 ofmagif they jumped higher than humanly possible, threw farther than imaginable and ran faster than should be allowed. Whoa. - - .. aaaaa - - - - ' The track and field squad took home 12 individual titles and five set NCAA provisional qualifying marks March 18 at the outdoor season opener at Emporia State. Senior lamie Waters provisionally qualified in the hammer throw, junior Brooklyn Hamnn finished first in the triple jump, sophomore loshy Madathil broke a meet record in the 800 in 1:53.78 and freshman Barrett Saunders provisionally qualified in the long jump. On the other end of the season, Benson Chang, Kenyan sophomore, finished a disappointing 19th in the men's 5,000-meter run lune 12 at the NCAA Outdoor track and field championships in Austin, Texas. Chang, who finished second in the NCAA Midwest Regional with a time of 14:17.04, clocked in at 14:59.71. Although the University qualified six runners for the national outdoor championship, none scored. Eric Babb, Garden City, Kan. ' Gavin Ball, Cottage Grove, Wis. - Eric Black, Baldwin City, Kan. ' Leo Bookman, Dickinson, Texas ' Adrian Carey, Nassau, Bahamas ' Benson Chesang, Ravine, Kenya ' lohn Cook, Springfield, Va. ' Mike Corry, Elmhurst, III. ' lohn DiCalogero, Setauket, N.Y - Colin Dutton, Hollywood, Calif. ' Chase Edgerton, Barrington, III. ' Dan Ferguson, Medicine Lodge, Kan. ' Adam Fitts, Lawrence, Kan. ' Mark Gdowski, Fremont, Neb. ' Tl. Hackler, Overland Park, Kan. - D.l. Hilding, Lawrence, Kan. ' Brandon Hodges, Hot Springs, Ark. ' Chris lones, Iowa City, Iowa ' Scott Kaserman, Edmond, Okla. ' Tyler Kelly, Tulsa, Okla. ' Abraham Kimeli, Eldoret, Kenya ' Chris Lockard, Overland Park, Kan.' Adrian Ludwig, Lawrence, Kan. ' loshy Madathil, Liberal, Kan. ' Mike Mehring, Overland Park, Kan. ' Ryan Mathisen, Lone Tree, Colon Jeremy Mims, Iowa City, Iowa ' Charles Murphy, Dallas, Texas ' Blake Perkins, Newton, Kan.' Brian Raggett, Overland Park, Kan. ' Stanley Redwine lr., Lawrence, Kan' Stephane Richard, Montreal, Canada ' Cody Roberts, Bloomington, Ill. ' Mike Rost, Wichita, Kan. ' Barrett Saunders, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. ' Keith Schmerer, Buffalo Grove, III. ' Chris Schroeder, Hutchinson, Kan. ' Ryan Schurle, Manhattan, Kan. ' Cameron Schwehr, Colbert, Wash. ' Erik Sloan, Glenview, Ill. ' Brett Terp, St. Charles, Mo. ' Aaron Thompson, Lenexa, Kan. ' Lantz Tolson, Gypsum, Kan. ' Steve Vockrodt, Aurora, Colo. ' Anthony Weber, Genoa, III. ' Tyson Willoughby, Wichita, Kan. :.:. S-C.HED.LlL.E -:.: - L. -M ss G December 13 K-State All Comers Meet - lanuary 16 Arkansas Invitational ' lanuary 16-17 Wildcat Invitational ' lanuary 23 KUIKSUXMU Triangular ' lanuary 31 layhawk Invitational ' February 7 Husker Invitational ' February 13-14 lohn McDonnell - T son Invite ' Februar 13- V Y 14 ISU Classic ' February 21 Sooner Invitational - February 27-28 Big 12 Indoor Championships 'March 6 Iowa State Invitational - NCAA Qualifier - March 12-13 NCAA Indoor Championships ' March 18 ESU Twilight ' April 2-3 Texas Relays ' April 9-10 lohn McDonnell Invitational ' April 15-17 Kansas Relays ' April 22-24 Drake Relays ' April 29-1 Big 12 Outdoor Championships ' May 15 Ward Haylett Invitational ' May 28-29 NCAA Midwest Regional Championship ' lune 9-12 NCAA Outdoor Championships ' luly 9-18 Olympic Trials WTSIL0115. far left below: The meI1'S track team held the lead in an indoor competition during the spring track season. r llllllf I' .1 N, ,rl r W X5-wl'lr':lQl1, U l r l,r,lQ .jd W1 'lglwlnflllr P, -mr Trrflil'll'ly H. 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Robinson was only open to students before and alter classes and held mostly outdated equipment. All the students that come in have been amazedf, Mary betterf, A 42-Riot-high rock climbing wal, a suspended running track, a martial arts room and raquetball courts offered workout options for students. The cardiovascular area housed more than 100 machines in 10,000 square lect. But the center offers more than just space lor getting a rock body. Ajuice bar and lounge. flat- screen television, meeting rooms and Internet-capable computers were all included for student benefit. In the fall semester, 5562 ofa student's off the S17 million worth of bonds that went towards construction. Services, said. They think it's great. and it's only going to get :: luw down :: With tree weights and 100 cardiovascular machines, 23 televisions, glass walls and padded floors, the new Recreation Fitness Center attracted students with various degrees ot athleticism. KU FIT classes, personal training and ping-pong tables let students sweat together li i ,ff F' llii l ' will . ,i ,i it it i it tif vi Crit Mill i lll l clockwise from upper left: Ping-P009 tables were often full, but let students blow off steaqm without breaking a serious sweat, Free weights and weight machines were clustered together to make for easy rotatins. The new Recreation Center offered personal training services for beginning lifters. OVBI' 10,000 square-feet of cardiovascular equipment meant little or no wait for most students, especially during olf- peak hours. -photos by Ryan Scarrow world and community. IIO. entertainment II4. sports. IIB. news. IZZ. music. IZ4. award shows. 126. international news. clockwise from top lelt: Cohdeleeza Rice testifies in front ofthe Elfil investigation committee. Protestors opposing same-sex marriages hold banners. People wear Saddam Hussein and President Bush masks. Toby Bryant appears in court on charges he raped a young woman in Colorado. The CaS't of Friends concluded the series this year, The grandmother ot the boy Britney Spears married holds a picture of her grandson lason. Spears' Las Vegas marraige was quickly annulled. f? fEfhi a ,eg . F1541 f Y X M ,A Allgood things must come to an end. - Sex 8a the City was no doubt a ground-breaking show for women. In a league of its own, no other show could air scene after scene of characters Carrie, Samantha, Charolette and Miranda in countless compromising positions. p It wouldn't be a long stretch to cite some episodes as soft i porn. But it's purpose wasn't to enlighten you with a new ,f sexual position. This show, unlike most on television, was ' N. . . able to get people talking about sex without being embarrassed. Women were empowered and liberated thanks to Samantha's boldness. The fashion forward New Yorkers ended after six seasons ofrelationships, shoes and struggles. All hope is not lost though. Your favorite episodes are conveniently frozen in time on DVD. And if you didn't catch them all the first time on HBO, TBS started airing Sex 8: the City from day one. However, don't expect the candid conversation and sex scenes. The family station will sanitize some content. Lights, camera, acti.on....-.. s. - t .. .. .s - Paris Hilton is known for prancing around in next to nothing. But it was her videotaped sexcapade with Rick Solomon that took the internet - and the media - by storm. Instead of hiding in a corner, Hilton kept up her partying and social appearances. She and Nicole Ritchie's reality show The Simple LW revealed Hilton as a girl who had never had a job before and never even heard of Wal-Mart. But The Simple Life had enough of a following to get renewed for a second season. 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M .W holds the ii HM 'Shim I Vince Lombardi Trophy. imtf' tti'1 M iwittaaw i ' rs' i i T iii A 1 il ,i i T tl 0 i ill ' 1' i L i I n i H ' ' ' I L 'Ui . t e i ,N 2 W 'il T M ' ,i v il 'I LL i H H -I - i qi ilu Hangingup his racket. - - . - - - - Pete Sampras put an end to his competition with Andre Agassi by retiring from tennis. ln August 2003, Sampras i spoke to nearly 22,000 fans at the Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York City. Although Sampras, 32, is married and has a son, he says these weren't the reasons he decided to leave the game. Sampras said he had nothing left to prove to himself. And he certainly does have a right to say this. Over the course of his career, Sampras earned 14 Grand Slam singles titles since 1990. He was ranked No. l in the world for six years, not a small feat with oppononets like Aggassi and John lVlcEnroe. While critics accused Freddy Adu of not actually being 14, it didn't matter to him. The ink had already dried from his agreement to play Major League Soccer. In the photo below, Adu fields questions during the news conference announcing his multi-year contract with Major League Soccer Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2003. Adu rejected offers from some of Europe's top teams and signed with Major League Soccer to stay near his home. Adu's talents have brought comparisons with Pele, and he just might be the player who puts pro soccer in the mainstream in the United States. Time for a time out New Jersey Nets' Alonzo Mourning reacts after a foul was called on teammate Kerry Kittles with .8 of a second left in the game against the Totonto Raptors Saturday, Nov. 22, 2003, in East Rutherford, Mourning is leaving basketball again because the kidney disease he's had for three years is worsening and he needs a transplant. The announcement Monday, Nov. 24, 2003 came just a few months after Mourning, 33, signed a four-year contract with the Nets believed to be worth S22 million. Going the.distan.ce- . ... - - You didn't have to be a basketball fan to i 3 fill out a Final Four bracket and hope your guesses meant winning some quick cash. The E University Of Connecticut won its second Q NCAA title. beating Georgia Tech 82-73 at the lt Alamodome in San Antonio. The win was not a surprise for the Huskies, who were favored to win it all since the beginning of the season. March lmadness. Whatever you choose to call this raplhip-hop mogel, t i t - Sean Puffy A 1 Combs, P. Diddy or Puff Daddy - you probably don't think of him as a marathon runner. But P. Diddy trained to run the New York Marathon on Nov. 2, 2003. Aside from my goal of completing this legendary 26.2 mile run, I have also set an ambitious goal of raising Sl million for childrens charitiesf' Combs says on his website wwwdiddyrunesthecity.com. Combs accompished his goal, finishing in 4 hours 14 minutes and 54 seconds and raising S2 million for children's charities in New York. Fans stood on the sidelines. cheering Combs on. A documentry aired on MTV capturing his training and the run. ....... .....,. ..... . ...Ms s W Bethany Hamilton catches a wave during a surfing competition at the Turtle Bay Hilton Hawaiian Resort, Saturday, March 20, 2004. Hamilton was attacked by a shark on October 31. 2003, while surfing near Tunnels Beach on Kauai. She lost her left arm just below her l Q shoulder and miraculously survived the attack. Hamilton says she won't let her injury keep her from l doing what she loves, Y ..... ...,. ..... . .,.. 2 2 . 'm :WW ,, U W m Wlfflllryrwyn While President Bush and Pop John Paul ll continued to clarify that i Massachusetts and New York took advantage of small windows in time when they were allowed to Wed Rosie O Donnell and her partner took advantage of the lapsing laws and said I do Musician Melissa Etheridge and actress Tammy Lynn Michaels tied the knot on September 20 2003. Although the state of California doesn t recognize gay mariaige that didn't But there Were bigger problems than the seating arrangement or picking a band Preident Bush pressured by conservatives continued to renounce The Kansas Legislative even debated a similar issue which would have No one was safe from testifying before the 9fll investigation committee, including Condeleeza Rice. Vice President Dick Cheney and John Ashcroft. According to the committeels mission statement, a'The independent, bipartisan commission was created to prepare a full and complete account of the circumstances surrounding the Sept. ll, 2001, terrorist attacks, including preparedness for and response to the attacks, as Well as recommendations to prevent future attacksf, Top leaders from current and former administrations have been questioned by the committee, including Thomas Kean fRJ, Lee Hamilton CD5 and history professor Philip Zelikow A marital mess. This murder mystery was not an episode of Law 8L Grder or CSI. It was real life. The murder of Laci Peterson, 27, and her unborn child pulled at the hearts of Americans. Sadness was replaced with shock as Laci's husband Scott was charged with her murder. Scott had been having an affair with massage therapist Amber Frey and it was Frey who tipped off police that Scott knew who was involved. Scott had also purchased a S250,000 insurance policy on his wife. Laci went missing around Christmas Eve 2002. It wasn't until April that her head and other body parts were found ashore. Scott was the leading suspect. It wasn't a surprise when he was arrested and held without bail. Witnesses in the trial said that in the days leading to Laci's disappearance, she just wasn't herself. Laci's mother also took the stand, as well as one of Lacils cousins who said that Scott was more upset about burning a piece of chicken than his wife's disappearance. Scott, who is facing two counts of murder charges - one for his wife and the other for his unborn child - will have to wait for a jury to decide his fate. Smnkeffree's the way to be. - - After much debate, the Lawrence City Commission enacted a smoking ban in public places. Clean Air Lawrence was the proponent of the ban, citing that citizens have the right to clean air no matter where they are - whether in a restuarant, a bar or a store. Opponents believed that smokers should have the right to smoke when then went out to dinner, and that smoking and drinking went hand in hand at bars. But on July l, all speculation was put to a rest when the ban went into effect. Instead of conveniently smoking at a table inside, smokers must make their way outdoors to the open air. There is a fine for those establishments not willing to comply with the new ordinance. While the price won't make too deep a dent in businesses, the price increases with each offense. California served as an example for Commissioners as a guideline for going smoke-free. The state reportedly did not see a decrease in dining out or clubbing. C In fl'lEITI0l'll.Im. . 4 4 A In honor of Americans who g wwf-l lost their lives, . e memorials were 'l i recently V i created. Cleftj MW I Architect 1 0 I V S S 0 I Michael Arad unveils a revised vision of his winning design for the World Trade Center site memorial Reflecting Absencefl Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2004, in New York. The revised design adds lush greenery and park plazas around sunken reflecting pools that mark the collapsed towers' footprints. frightl World War II veterans read a President Harry Truman quote while touring the World War II Memorial in Washington, Thursday, April 29, 2004. The national monument to the l6 million U.S. men and women who served during World War ll opened to the public in April. The memorial was officially dedicated on Saturday, May 29, 2004. Andthe verdict.is.., . While hundreds of thousands of women across the countiy await the newest issues of Martha Stewart's Wedding magazine, or it's younger counterpart Baby, Stewart may be targeting a new i audience if she is sent to jail for the obstruction ofjustices charges she still faces. Stewart may write i articles about making accessories for orange jumpsuits instead of floral arrangments for wedding tables. Stewart, however, doesn't believe she'll end up behind bars as punishment for her insider trading. ln an interview with Barbara Walters, Stewart said I donlt think ltll be going to prison. Despite feeling safe from a life of crime, Stewart's magazine circulation dropped and her syndicated talk show was rescheduled from afternoon to the graveyard shift. 69 Drvier's digged deeper into their pockets when they filled up with gas this year. In the Kansas City area, the average price of gas was from S190 to 52.12 a gallon. Lower priccs in Kansas City, Mo. lured drivers to fill up across state lines. avmg nva e ync . . ,M S ' P ' I L h Army Private Jessica Lynch was captured by lraqi p f 1 A-11511111 ml 1 1 ir H 1- 1 . 'i W,w 1 forces and held capture. Upon her rescue search, 1 Q MQ: l 1lJ.ll 1 twig 11,116 .is ,alt it at Lynch was immediately deemed a hero, a fighter. Nl' -. .l11 lvl'.'flf'llJ ' 1 llllll' li After her rescue. Lynch undewvent rehab for her 1 1 rm 1, 11111 1 ..,, injuries. Although medical evidence shows that she was sexually assualted. Lynch has no memory of it. Private Lynch returned to her home in West Virigina, but that didn't end the coverage of her journey. Her story would not be complete without a made for tv movie created While Arnold Schwarzenegger's earlier years may have been filled with litting weights and shooting machine guns. he's traded in his superhero garb for suits and ties to serve as Governor of California. In October. Schwarzenegger was elected to office with 49 percent ofthe vote. He beat 135 contenders. including Gary Coleman who actually admitted he had no experience. Schwarzenegger replaced Gray Davis. whose popularity dwindled daily. Schwarzenegger is married to Maria Schriver, niece of John F. Kennedy and correspondent for Dateline on NBC. The two have been married 17 years and have four children together. In November, Michael Jackson was arrested on charges of committing 'Llewd or lascivious acts with a 12-year-old. The child says the king of pop seduced him at Neverland Ranch, where at-heart fantasies. While most 45 year-old men don't invite pre-teens into their beds. Jackson denies the allegations, saying the most loving thing a person can do is invite Jackson lives out his kid- GONE t00 SO0I'l. . - . - The music world lost a legend when Ray Charles died on June 10. The piano-playing master suffered from acute liver disease. Family and friends surrounded him during his last moments. Charles, who became blind at the age of 7, won I2 Grammy awards during his career. Charles is survived by l2 children, 20 grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. Best known for songs such as Georgia on my Mindf and eHit the Road Jack, Charles is credited with combining a child into his bed. Although Jackson posted the S3 million bail, feek and fell With g0Spel to efeafe 3 UeW he still faces up to eight years in prison. Jacksons fans still stand blend Ofmuele' behind their pop idol despite the allegations. C' C' Kids, cuffs and cuurt. Benmfer no more. Ben Affleck and Jennifer LopeZ's l5 minutes of fame ended. A , although not after the couple solidified their relationship in film and J music video history. Affleck made an appearance in one of Lopez's music videos, kissing her infamous round rump. The two costared in the movie flop f'Gigli', as well as Jersey Girl. But as all good things i must come to an end, Lopez decided to forgoe a wedding with the man f who gave her a pink engagement ring that would make all of Donald Trumps wives jealous. Lopez didn't take long to rebound and shortly f after her split with Affleck, she married fellow Latin musician Marc Anthony falthough they did have to wait for his divorce to be final A before the couple said their vowsj Hg, , .-w,t,,..,Y.. , L, ,Lv Y ,f..1.,:-- 412,531-1Fi114'g5,iqg-L'f3:P 1 JV, f1a:r,gfzEfQ-fm-hw -13. 5- Grammy glam. After splitting from girl group Destiny's Child, Beyonce Knowles made a name for herself. She performed with Prince at the 46th Annual Grammy Awards, Sunday, Feb. 8, 2004, in Los Angeles. She also came out a big winner that night, including Best Female RXLB Vocalist, Best R8cB Performance in a Duo for her work with Luther Vandross. OutKast members Big Boi and Andre 3000 pose in front ofthe three awards they won, including Best Urban! Alternative Performance and Best Rap Album. Besides populai categories of Country, R8LB and Contemporary music, Grammy s are also awarded for lesser known genres. If you re looking for the Best Traditional Tropical Latin Album, try Buenos I-Iermanos by Ibrahim Ferrer. Rather get in touch with your heritage? Try the winner of the Best Polish Album category, 'lLet's Polka 'Round by Jimmy Sturr. But if you re not that adventuiesome, check out Coldyplay s album Clocks which received the Recoid ofthe Year award. . Crulsecontrol. . . Tom Cruise may have first caught our attenetion sliding through the living room in a crisp button down shirt and socks in uRisky Business, but his sexiness has not subsided. Cruise captures the true definition ofa movie star. His latest release The Last Samurai follows an American military officers who is hired by the Japanese Emporer to train Japanls armies. While violent lhow can war scenes avoid this?l, Cruise proves he still has it. . ., i Say hello to oscar. tclockwise from far leftl DiI'6CtOl' Peter Jackson 1 holds up thc Oscar for Best Picture for the film Lord ofthe Rings: Return ofthe King at the 76th annual Academy Awards, Sunday, Feb. 29, 2004, in Los Angeles. Actress Renee Zellweger holds the Oscar she won for Best Supporting Actress for her work in Cold Mountain , actor Sean Penn holds the Oscar he won for Best Actor for his work in Mystic Rivern, actor Tim Robbins holds the Oscar he won for Best Supporting Actor for his work in Mystic River , and actress Charlize Theron holds the Oscar she won for Best Actress for her work in Monster , from left, after the Academy Awards. Cl121fliZC Theron and Best Supporting Actress Renee Zellweger pose with their Oscars. Theron won for her work in Monster, and Zellweger for her work in Cold 1 Mountainf, -Monsterfs ball..- . . . . . . , . . . . Al Pacino shows off his award for Best Actor in a Mini-Series or Television Movie for his work on 'fAngels in Americal' at the 61st Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif. Sunday, Jan. 25, 2004. Jack Nicholson takes the hand of Charlize Theron after she won Best Actress in a Drama for her work in 4'Monster . Theron gained 30 pounds, shaved off her eyebrows and underwent hours of makeup in order to play the part of real life serial killer Aileen Wuornos. R R M1 lil . Woman ofthe year. Actress Sandra Bullock displays the traditional Pudding Pot during a news conference following the Hasty Pudding Theatricals, at Harvard in Cambridge, Mass., Thursday, Feb. 12, 2004. Bullock was awarded the 2004 Hasty Pudding Woman ofthe Year. Her role as an undercover cop in a beauty pageant for the film f'Miss Congeniality provided Bullock with ample practice posing in front of crowds Iraqi men walk by the scene of an explosion at a Baghdad hotel Wednesday Ian. 28, 2004. A car bomb exploded in front ofa hotel in central Baghdad Wednesday, partially destroying the three- storey building and gutting several cars. Iraqi police said three people were killed but the U.S. military put the toll at one dead. Bombs over baghdad. Trouble in Turkey. . - . - . . . Rescuers and forensics work at the debris of the British Consulates garden after an explosion in Istanbul, Turkey, Thursday Nov. 20. 2003. Explosions hit the Turkish headquarters ofthe London-based HSBC bank and the British consulate, killing at least 25 people and wounding about 400. health officials said. The blasts came days after the city was hit by two synagogue bombings. In anticipation of President Bush's visit to Istanbul in June 2004, militant leftists attacked Istanbul, killing four and wounding 14. An attacker earlier in the week outside the Ankara luxury hotel wounded three people, including two police officers. Despite the blasts. police told Turkish citizens not to worry. Bush was in Turkey for a NATO summit meeting. A series of small bomb attacks occurred in the days leading up to this meeting. It does appear that these terrorist attacks are intended to disrupt preparations for the upcoming NATO summit, which is a gathering of free nations united in our global fight against terrorism, said White House spokesman Scott McClellan. Captured at last.. . . . Captured former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein speaks in Baghdad Sunday Dec. I4, 2003 in this image from television. Top U.S. administrator in Iraq L. Paul Bremer confirmed the capture of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein in a dirt hole under a farmhousenear his hometown of Tikrit, eight months after the fall of Baghdad, Hussein was tumed over to Iraqi authorities in the end of June. He is now facing the Iraqi Special Tribunal which is trying him for his crimes. Although Hussein appeared in court in a suit with a trimmed beard, he stood firm that the crimes he is being charged for were committed while he was President and consequently he should receive special treatment. tfrom leftj A Sp3.11iSl'l railway worker cleans up debris from of a destroyed train at Madrid's Atocha railway station Friday, March 12, 2004. Powerful explosions rocked three Madrid stations, Thursday, March ll, 2004, killing more than 190 rush-hour commuters and wounding more than 1,400 in Spain's worst terrorist attack evermemorial for spain train bombings A peace protest was held in Barcelona, Spain, Friday March 12, 2004 to protest against the bomb attacks on trains in Madrid on March 11. A member ofthe rescue team walks on the wreckage of a train which exploded Wednesday killing 309 people, at Khayyam train station near Neyshabur some 435 miles east of Tehran, Thursday Feb. 19, 2004. Rescuers WOI'k in a train car Where a bomb ripped through a commuter train near Yessentuki, southern Russia, Friday, Dec. 5, 2003. A powerful bomb tore through a commuter train near Chechnya during morning rush hour Friday, killing 40 people and wounding scores of others, in what authorities said was a suicide bombing. Mass for the masses. . . - .NDS.awareness. a A view of St. Peter's Square and Basilica at With the presidential palace of dusk during Pope John Paul 11's 25th La Moneda at rear, 1,000 anniversary Mass at the Vatican, Thursday. Volunteers dressed in red Stand Oct. 16, 2003. Tens of thousands of pilgrims forming the bow Symbol of streamed into St. Peters Square for the Mass at Campaign against AIDS, marking 6.pm. - about the same time a quarter-century World AIDS day, in Santiago, ago that white smoke from a Vatican chimney Chile, Monday, Deep 1, 2003 alerted the world that a Polish cardinal named In July, Bangkok hosted the International Karol Wcijtyla . , h AIDS conference.According to the Associated Foreign ad been , , elected the Press, Premier Wen Jiabao warned that AIDS has first non- spread to every level of Chinese society and that the Italian pope in world's most populous nation must make fighting the t , , 1 455 years. pandemic a top priority. MQW 4 i :ug ' 'i r 1 a 1 J, w 11 , mv., nv: 1- I 7 Ee rl I I 4 . ,V N f-umm 3 ar 1 ZB people X X f, X Q' afdrnp . it . ' ,u f - 1 X I: A ttwywfrlf It it , at s 1 ' .x l I :Nw g i. V We want to femembef, to relive, to reminisence. Because one is the Ionliest number. 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Linsey 130 Bailey, Brad 238 Bailey, Derek 97 Baker, Brady 253 Baker, Brooke 203 Baker, Regan 182 Bakersmith, Erin 197 Baldridge, Blaire 182 Baldwin, Anne 151 Baldwin, lulie 182 Baldwin, Whitney 166 Balk, Andrew 272 Ballard, Carson 189 Ballou, Hilary 166 Bammel, Lauren 182 Banach, Brian 253 Barbaro, Steven 258 Barber, Lindsay 174 Baringer, Courtney 189 Barker, Anne 130 Barnaby, Mike 272 Barnard, Blaine 222 Barnert, Elizabeth 182 Barnes, Brian 253 Barnes, Terin 203 Barnett, Heather 197 Barnett, Neil 227 Barnhard, Adam 233 Barnow, Tl. 238 Barnthouse, Kristi 203 Barrett, Brooke 151 Barrett, Meghan 189 Barrier, Brant 233 Barrier, Morgan 203 Barta, losh 272 Bartel, loel 233 Bartels, Bob 233 Bartlett, lenny 130 Bartley, Nick 244 Bartlow, Whitney 183 Bascom, Donna 137 Bascom, Hillary 197 Bash, Maggie 166 Bass, Dan 272 Bass, Spencer 233 Bassett, Michael 238 Bates, Alyssa 158 Bates, Brett 267 Battaglia, Kylie 183 Baty, Matt 97 Baty, Ryan 97 Bauer, Dan 253 Bauer, Laren 197 Bauman, Kenny 253 Baumert, left 238 Bawanan, lennifer 174 Beachy, Bobby 233 Beahm, Paul 258 Beam, Katherine 174 Beasley, Bree 174 Beaton, Erin 158 Beatson, Brooke 166 Beattie, Kelly 174 Beaver, Kelsey 183 Beck, David 258 Beck, lustin 258 Beck, William 222 Becker, lohn 267 Becker, Kassie 197 Becker, Mike 263 Beckloft, Laura 203 Beckner, Matt 267 Bedwell, Sara 166 Beeman, Katie 158 Beggs, Morgan 144 Begnoche, Amy 151 Behring, Kelly 137 Belflower, Kylee 203 Bell, loe 249 Bell, Katie 144 Bell, Shannon 144 Bellinger, Matt 233 Bender, Ingrid 174 Benge, Matt 233 Bengston, Anton 222 Benjamin, lohn 220 Bennett, Elizabeth 151 Benowitz, David 220 Ben-Shimol, Ari 220 Benson, Wes 233 Berberich, Amy 158 Berg, Nathan 258 Bergen, Saranne 144 Berke, Austin 238 Berkley, Brian 227 Berlau, Rachael 166 Bernauer, Liz 144 Berner, Matt 97 Berns, Hannah 130 Berns, Rachel 130 Benivald, Lindsey 166 Besser, Breck 233 Bessolo, Mike 97 BETA THETA Pl 222 Bettes, Lori 158 Bettis, Adam 222 Bettis, Ashley 203 Betts, Lindsay 158 Beurskens, Shannon 1 Beyer, Erik 227 Beyer, Kent 227 Bietka, Kelly 189 Biggs, Amy 144 Biggs, Andy 249 Biggs, lohn 233 Bihlmaier, Matt 227 Billinger, Kendra 137 Bingham, Nicole 137 Bippen, lamie 166 Birch, lim 258 Birdsell, Kelly 174 Birnbaum, Ben 253 Bischolt, Thomas 97 Bissonnette, Monica 144 Bizal, Chris 263 Bizjack, Brian 272 Black, Charlie 227 Black, Emily 130 Black, Nick 272 Blaise, Katherine 151 Blake, Nathan 238 Blatchtord, Carrie 151 Blattner, Trevor 222 Blautuss, Beth 189 Bleish, Mindy 166 Blincoe, Blair 197 Blocher, Abby 151 Bloedel, Patrick 258 Bloodhart, Brittany 137 Bloxham, Abi 145 Blubaugh, lason 227 Blume, Emily 183 Boatright, Terra 158 Bockenfield, Katie 159 Boden, Ross 227 Bodenhamer, Damon 238 Boeker, lason 263 Boeshaar, Tim 267 Bogdan, Quinn 203 Bogner, Ryan 253 Bohning, Brandon 272 Bolan, Matt 267 Boland, Heather 130 Bolmer, Nick 227 Boman, Cassie 137 Bommarito, Adrienne 137 Bonebrake, Ashley 197 Bonebrake, Natalie 197 Bono, lenniter 159 Boogher, Katie 145 Bostic, lenniter 166 Bothot, Tyson 97 Bourne, Bill 227 Bower, Nathan 267 Bowser, l.D. 227 Boyd, Casidy 183 Boyd, Kate 151 Boyd, Regan 197 Boyett, Austyn 151 Bradley, Kara 145 Brainard, Colin 222 Brake, Lindsey 189 Brand, Alisha 189 Brand, Ross 220 Brandenburgh, Sara 189 Brandle, Ryan 253 Brandsted, Beth 174 Breidenthal, Mark 222 Brengle, Meredith 166 Brennan, lackie 238 Brennan, Kerrey 159 Brenner, Kady 197 Brewer, Drew 263 Brewer, Sean 233 Briant, Kelleyi 66 Brickley, Morgan 130 Brickson, Natalie 183 Briggs, Briggs, Andrea 166 Sarah 1 51 Briscoe, Mike 263 Britegam, Katie 189 Britt, Mike 258 Broach, Christi 204 Brock, Brock, Christine145 Michelle 183 Brockling, Mandy 197 Brody, Fay 204 Brooks, Caroline 204 Brooks, Erin 145 Brooks, Megan 145 Brooks, Scott 249 Brooks, Sean 249 Brotherton, Lisa 130 Brouillette, Greg 267 Brower, Lindsay 197 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Aaron 253 Angela 189 Brittany 174 Brittany 183 Cory 258 Craig 267 Dana 159 David 238 lessica 189 lill 204 lulie 130 lustin 222 Kevin 259 Kyle 267 Liz 167 Mary Beth 174 Mitch 267 Bruce, Anne 159 Bruce, Corey 238 Bruce, Rebecca 159 Bruce, Ryan 272 Bruchman, Sara 159 Brucks, Cate 189 Bruin, Pat 272 Bruna, Brune, Ben 272 Sheri 145 Bryant, Miranda 204 Bryant, Steven 222 Buchanan, David 249 Buck, Kristen 137 Buddig, Elizabeth 159 Budke, Brooke 198 Bui, Kim 145 Bumpus, Katy 183 Bunch, Randy 263 Bunn, lulie 131 Burgard, Anne 175 Burger, Carly 183 Burgess, Lisa 198 Burke, William 238 Burkemper, Amber 175 Burkemper, Ashley 175 Burkhart, David 222 Burkholder, Emily 151 Burlbaw, Zeke 249 Burns, lordan 249 Burrage, Scott 249 Burton, Carrie 175 Burton, lulie 175 Buscho, Kendra 131 Bush, lessica 145 Bushouse, Katie 152 Buster, Lydia 131 Butkus, Katherine 189 Butle, Karen 167 Butler, Kelsey 175 Byerley, lohn 272 Cabela, Casey 137 Catfrey, lulie 183 Cahill, Sara 167 Calabrese, Kim 167 Caldwell, Aaron 233 Cameron, Stephanie 167 Campbell, Amy 189 Campbell, Ashley 190 Campbell, Casady 137 Campbell, Christopher 222 Campbell, Scott 259 Campbell, Shannon 137 Campbell,Lindsay 131 mmzvr Camus, Heidi 159 Capoccia, Nick 267 Capra, Michelle 159 Caputa, Michelle 198 Carden, loseph 246 Carey, Kathleen 204 Carland, Erin 145 Carlisle, Kim 190 Carlock, Brittany 138 Carmichael, Morgan 222 Carpenter, Sandra 159 Carr, Alex 239 Carr, Wade 223 Carter, Catle 145 Carter, lacky 159 Carter, Kylee 204 Carter, Zach 246 Carver, Katie 204 Carver, Mike 249 Cascone, Elaina 175 Cash, Renee' 183 Castellano, Veronica 131 Casterline, lessica 198 Caston, Aubree 145 Cathcart-Rake, lohn 223 Cederlind, Cameron 223 Cera, Nick 220 Cernich, Ali 204 Cerritelli, Stephanie 190 Chaffee, Kevin 259 Champion, Thomas 267 Chandler, Chelsea 138 Chandra, Sneha 152 Chaney, Candace 131 Chapin, Colby 204 Chappell, Cassie 190 Charlson, Kristi 183 Chen, Daniel 253 CHI OMEGA 151 Childres, Brandon 246 Chingren, Chris 253 Chipman, Monica 159 Chipman, Trevor 227 Chlebak, Collin 263 Chmelka, Bethany 138 Christensen, Elizabeth 190 Christian, Alexis 175 Christman, Kerri 145 Churchill, lacyln 183 Cichelli, Adrienne 131 Ciesielski, Brad 227 UHJMLEX. Ciancey, Bob 239 Ciancey, Katie 204 Clapp, Adam 272 Clark, Corey 233 Clark, Sarah 190 Claus, Megan 175 Clay, Erin 138 Click, Collin 227 Click, Kelsey 175 Clifton, Brandi 145 Cloud, Erica 138 Clovis, Anna 131 Cluen, Lauren 204 Cobb, Matthew 244 Cobb, Molly 152 Coe, lason 227 Coe, leni 167 Coenen, Anne 190 Coffey, Andy 233 Cohen, Anna 167 Cohen, Ben 239 Cohen, Bryan 220 Cohen, Courtney 190 Cohen, David 220 Cohen, Elliot 220 Cohlmia, Kyle 204 Cohoon, lacki 183 Cola, Lorenzo 234 Colaianni, Ryan 249 Collier, Collier, Collins, Aimee 159 Casey 167 Cayli 190 Collins, Lindy 228 Collins, Matt 234 Colyer, Combs, Kami 159 Chris 273 Comfort, Cara 175 Commons, Sarah 138 Conderman, Chris 228 Congleton, BJ. 273 Conklin, Brogan 263 Conklin, Kristin 131 Conkright, Kayce 175 Connealy, Kaitlin 138 Connelley, Kelli 183 Conner, Robin 160 Connors, lamie 204 Conrad, Darren 228 Conway, Amy 131 Conway, Courtney 183 Conway, lamie 145 Cook, Andrew 253 Cook, Ashley 198 Cook, Chris 263 Cook, Erin 138 Cook, losh 254 Cook, Sarah 160 Cooke, Lauren 198 Cooley, Megan 145 Cooper, Amanda 152 Cooper, Ashley 204 Cooper, Courtney 160 Cooperman, Marcie 190 Cope, Loren 131 Coppola, Taylor 190 Corbin, Mandy 160 Corder, Eric 267 Cosentino, Elizabeth 160 Courtney, Lindsay 204 Cragg, Ryan 250 Cragin, Heather 190 Craig, Cindy 145 Craig, Stephanie 145 Crandall, Kate 131 Crandall, Stefanie 167 Craven, Pat 268 Crockett, Carla 138 Crossman, Cody 234 Crotty, Elizabeth 152 Crouch, Andrew 254 Crouden, Kellen 246 Crowder, Ashley 138 Crowdis, Laura 138 Crowley, Shannon 131 Crovvther, Caroline 204 Croy, Doug 263 Culver, Keith 250 Cummings, D.l. 228 Cummings, Leah 183 Cummings, Megan 204 Cunningham, Alex 254 Curfman, Kyle 228 Curtis, Emily 183 Custer, lenna 175 Czyz, Don 97 Daigle, Kelly 190 Dakhil, Dan 239 Dalbom, Michael 268 Dall, Tyler 244 Dallman, Zach 234 Daly Courtney 152 Daly, Matthew 228 Dammerich, Kari 175 Daniels, Elizabeth 138 Danna, Allison 138 Dannefer, Luke 228 Dargan, Preston 234 Darrah, Drew 234 Darrow, Rachel 183 Daume, Ryan 268 Daves, Cara 175 David, Emily 204 Davidson, Christine 138 Davidson, Meagan 131 Davis, Angie 190 Davis, Dustin 246 Davis, Emily 204 Davis, lamie 160 Davis, Megan 160 Davis, Sarah 131 Davis, Tim 239 Davison, Drew 268 Davison, Lisa 184 Davison, Miranda 184 Dawson, Brian 268 Day, Andy 268 Deal, Kristin 175 Debiak, Lauren 205 Decelles, Nick 259 DeChadenedes, Renee 138 DeEever, Andrew 228 Degen, Rachel 160 DeGraeve, lennifer 175 Delcore, Denise 198 Delf, Diane 131 Dell, Blake 239 DeLong, Crystal 138 DELTA CHI 11021 DELTA DELTA DELTA 158 DELTA GAMMA 166 DeMaria, Victoria 205 Demo, Courtnee 145 Dempsey, Scott 259 Denchfield, Meghan 138 Dennison, Heather 145 Denny, Melinda 145 Denton, Morgan 190 Depung, Stephaniel 38 DesLauriers, Anne Mari Deuel, Corinne 184 Deuth, Marci 152 Deutsch, lenniter 205 Deville, Ryan 259 Devine, Whitney 175 Devlin, lill 167 Dhaliwal, lason 259 Dickerson, Brielyn 138 Diederich, lill 205 Diehls, Eva 139 Diener, Ashley 184 Dietze, Rachael 167 Dlltley, lessica 190 DiGiuseppe, lames 223 Dillingham, Robin 175 Dillman, Emelie 205 Dissinger, Emma 205 Dixson, Brandi 190 Doane, Alexis 139 Dobbins, Staci 176 Docking, Margery 184 Dodd, Ed 268 Doebele, losh 234 Doherty, Ryan 273 Dokken, Ashley 176 Dolan, Erin 176 Dolske, Adam 239 Domann, Anne 184 Domet, Katie 167 Domke, Nick 259 Domoney, Nick 228 Donnelly, Lauren 167 Doolittle, Katie 167 Dorr, Stephanie 184 Donfveiler, Lauren 160 Douglass, Lindsay 198 Doyle, Aaron 244 Draltan, Allison 131 Dravis, Samantha 131 Dreher, Paul 259 Dreiling, loel 239 Drescher, Ashley 146 Drey, Katie 131 Dreyer, Morgan 131 Drigans, Camille 184 Dubois, losh 273 e1 Dudley, Mike 97 Duesing, lill 132 Dulte, Ashley 190 Dugard, Tamara 190 Dulin, Paula 176 Duncan, Leslie 176 Dundee, Paul 254 Dunham, Matt 263 Dunham, Travis 263 Dunlap, lohn 268 Dunlap, Travis 97 Dunning, Caitlyn 205 Dunski, Laurie 205 Dupy, Clayton 263 Dupy, Matthew 223 Durban, Brian 228 Durkalski, lessica 190 Duryea, losh 263 Dvorak, Chris 239 Dyke, Sidnee 139 Eagan, Laura 198 Eagleburger, Alyson 132 Eaton, leremy 244 Eaton, Kurt 259 Eberhart, Alex 167 Eckert, Nicole 198 Eckley, Aaron 228 Ecklund, Erika 139 Eckman, Kristen 160 Edelblute, Andrea 152 Edgar, Sarah 184 Edwardson, Maria 146 Eftlandt, lenniter 176 Eggleston, Dan 228 Eggleston, Kevin 228 Eichman, Nik 246 Eimers, Laurin 160 Eisen, Rache 146 Eisenlauer, lenny 198 Ek, Andy 250 Eldridgem, Lelsie 132 Elikouri, lessica 152 Elliot, Nina 139 Ellsworth, SadieAnn 132 Ellwood, Amanda 160 Elrod, Sara 184 Elwell, Colin 228 Enderlin, Bonnie 160 Engelken, Ben 228 Engle, Katie 167 Engler, Mallory 152 Enneking, Carissa 1 39 Enoch, Sarah 205 Enslein, Alana 190 Eplee, Lindsay 139 Eppler, lames 246 Erickson, Ann 139 Erickson, Elizabeth 184 Erler, Alison 146 Ermanis, Annie 132 Ermanis, lillian 191 Ernst, Whitney 167 Eschmann, Rebecca 167 Eshleman, Adam 234 Estivo, Barbara 205 Euston, Stephen 268 Evangelidis, Nick 223 Evans, lill 132 Evans, Rebecca 152 Everett, Mike 264 Ewald, Adam 273 Exposito, Angela 132 Eystad, less 160 Fahey, Betsy 191 Fahrback, loseph 239 Fallucca, Lauren 146 Fankhauser, lessica 184 Farguharson, Tyler 228 Farha, Stephanie 167 Farris, Chris 273 Farrow, Courtney 205 Fate, Melissa 198 Feighny, Caitlin 139 Feld, Mike 273 Felt, Katherine 168 Fentress, Emily 168 Ferguson, Christina 184 Ferguson, Matthew 223 Ferguson, Scott 223 Ferrantelle, Elena 1 76 Ferrar, Derek 254 Ferraro, Carla 184 Ferrell, Stephen 239 Fetter, Corinne 132 Fetter, len 168 Feurstneau, lake 220 Flll tPhi Gamma Deltal 233 File, Amity 184 File, Kim 152 Fileds, Chris 239 Finch, Katie 198 Fincham, Lyda 191 Fine, loseph 220 Finehout Henry, Dara 139 Fink, Brian 228 Fisher, Brian 259 Fisher, Matthew 223 Fisher, Natalie 168 Fisher, Sarah 191 Fisher, Shelley 198 Fisk, Brian 268 Fisk, Richard 268 Fiske, Sarah 168 Flaherty, Kevin 244 Flanagan, Katie 139 Flanzer, Natalie 146 Flaspohler, Mark 234 Fleming, lames 254 Fleming, Matt 228 Flener, Miranda 160 Fleumer, Adam 228 Fleumer, Lindsay 205 Fogarty, Morgan 160 Foland, Chuck 259 Foley, Michael 250 Folkman, Mike 264 Foltz, Laura 191 Foote, Tyrell 146 Foremsky, Lauren 168 Fornoll, Lauren 191 Forster, Tanner 239 Fortney, lenniter 139 Foster, Elizabeth 152 Foty, Chelsie 184 Fowler, Emily 205 Fowler, Lindsey 191 M2579 Fox, lenni 198 Fox, Megan 205 Frailey, Kelsey 239 Francisco, Melissa 152 Frank, Rebecca 184 Frankenberg, Rich 259 Franker, leremy 268 Frankman, Emily 160 Frederick, Chris 268 Freeman, lohn 239 Freidman, Michelle 146 French, Matt 234 Frerker, Luke 268 Friedman, Danny 220 Fritzel, Rebecca 152 Fromholtz, Shana 160 Frost, Stephanie 205 Fruetel, Molly 152 Frye, Ginny 198 Fuhrman, Matt 239 Fullagar, Megan 139 Fulmer, Lauren 176 Fumagalli, lohn 97 Funk, lake 246 Funkey, Dominica 205 Gabel, Tracy 176 Gadell, Mallory 168 Gall, lamie 191 Galle, Lauren 176 Gallegly, Lauren 205 Galler, Hayden 220 Gallivan, limmy 254 GAMMA PHI BETA 174 Gammill, lohn Todd 250 Garcia, David 273 Garcia, lordan 223 Garcia, Michael 268 Garcia, Mike 273 Gardner, lill 176 Gassman, Courtney 176 Gaston, David 254 Gatchell, Andy 259 minugb Gatchell, Meg 205 Gatotl, Brian 254 Gehbauer, Wes 246ley Geheb, Benjamin 223 Gehrer, Brett 234 Gehring, Diane 191 Geier, Nick 228 Geis, Ashley 176 Geis, Hayden 273 Gekas, Christina 184 Gelb, left 220 Gelvin, Courtney 152 George, Lindsey 176 George, Paige 205 Gervat, Natalie 160 Gholson, Alex 205 Giannetti, lace 229 Giarla, April 168 Gibbs, David 239 Gibson, lason 273 Gier, Garred 229 Giessel, lerrod 239 Gigous, Shelby 132 Gilbert, Brittany 139 Gilbert, Ginny 168 Gill, David 264 Gill, lennifer 176 Gillman, Michael 220 Gillotti, Meredith 191 Gilpin, Anita 139 Gipson, Dustin 254 Girten, Molly 160 Gisi, Blair 264 Gist, lulie 184 Gladbach, Sara 146 Glasner, Mike 234 Glass, Corey 239 Glavinich, Anne 160 Glennon, McKenzie 152 Glessner, Brock 229 Gnau, lessica 160 Goble, Matthew 250 Goddard, laime 191 Godde, Chris 234 Goehausen, Matthew 259 Goehring, lulie 146 Goering, Elizabeth 176 Gott, Derek 229 Gold, Lindsey 139 Goldberg, Matthew 220 Golden, Allie 184 Goldschmidt, lordan 221 Goodman, Charlie 221 Goodvin, lason 250 Goodwinn, Kendra 160 Gooley, Sarah 198 Gor, Parul 160 Gor, Rupal 160 Gordon, Genevieve 206 Gordon, letl 221 Gordon, Sarah 132 Gordon, Steve 268 Gorechan, Nela 168 Gorsuch, Courtney 168 Goslee, Steven 240 Gosoroski, Sarah 168 Gould, Megan 184 Gourley, Eric 223 Grabner, Matt 254 Graham, Devin 264 Graham, Mitch 254 Graig, Andrew 259 Granat, Andrew 240 Graves, Brian 246 Graves, lon 229 Graves, lon 264 Graves, Rachel 168 Graves, Thomas 244 Gravino, lacqueline 153 Gray, Angie 176 Gray, lennifer 206 Gray, Tina 206 Graybill, Mary lane 185 Greco, Lauren 191 Greco, Lizzie 168 Green, Ashlee 132 Greenberg, Scott 259 Greene, Andrew 240 Greer, Annie 206 Gregg, Ana 161 Griltin, David 244 Griffin, Rick 244 Grillith, Lindsay 206 Grimes, laclyn 176 Grimwood, Courtney 185 Grinsfelder, Frances 185 Grisby, Brett 246 Grittmann, Michelle 146 Grode, lenniter 132 Groom, Monika 146 Grosch, Colleen 139 Grose, Chris 259 Grossman, Robby 221 Grunbaum, Adrea 153 Gryll, Brian 221 Gryszowka, Matthew 240 Guelbert, Shannon 259 Guenther, Emilie 168 Guertin, Keith 254 Guga, Paige 198 Guhl, Megan 153 Guinan, lulie 198 Gumowski, D.l. 268 Gurkan, Sinem 139 Guse, Melanie 191 Gustafson, loe 273 Gustin, Amanda 191 Guttman, Cassie 132 Gwaltney, Malinda 153 Haase, Alyssa 139 Hadel, Andrea 168 Hadel, Andrew 68 Hagan, Michael 223 Hagen, Courtney 146 Hagg, Annie 168 Hague, Ashley 191 Hailz, Brad 264 Halastik, lenna 206 Halastik, Rob 234 Hale, Lindsey 185 Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall , Amber 146 , Nicole 185 , Rich 254 Sarah 1 32 , Stephanie 132 Halsey, Megan 139 Hamill, lordan 176 Hammerschmidt, Holly 140 Hammond, Thomas 229 Haney, Audrey 176 Haney, Blair 206 Hannah, Lindsey 153 Hansen, lenny 153 Hansen, Lindsay 146 Hanson, Stephanie 153 Harbert, Becky 140 Hardacre, Katie 146 Harden, David 259 Hardman, Penny 161 Hardman, Sally 161 Hardy, Bridget 206 Hare, Andrew 246 Hare, Chris 246 Hargreaves, Katie Rose 161 Harig, lay 268 Harmon, Elizabeth 177 Harms, Annie 132 Harms, Ryan 240 Harper, Erik 268 Harpole, lared 250 Harrell, Allison 206 Harris, Amanda 146 Harris, Courtney 140 Harris, Kelly 168 Harrison, Catherine Harrison, Haley 132 Hartshorne, Nathan 221 Hartzell, Rachelle 146 Harvell, Lindsey 146 Harveth, Erin 132 Hanivell, Andrew 250 Hass, Christy 177 Hatcher, Chris 254 Hatfield, Ryan 273 Hattrup, Kaley 161 Hawkins, Hunt 260 Hayakawa, Ryotaro 97 Hayes, Laura 168 Hayes, Nicole 168 Haynes, Richard 246 Hays, Alisha 191 Hays, Amanda 169 Hays, Lauren 140 Hayward, Lindsay 169 Heade, Kimberly 140 Heasley, Adam 250 Heble, Daniel 240 Heck, lessica 206 Heckman, Stephanie 146 Helfinger, Fritz 229 Heltington, Dawn 206 Heggestad, Nikala 153 Helder, Stephani 147 Heim, lessie 140 Heintzelman, Corinn 161 Heintzman, Mark 269 Helbert, Mike 229 Heldstab, Sarah 169 Heldstab, Emily 169 Heldstab, laimie 169 Hellman, Kyley 147 Helphingstine, Sara 191 Hemmelgam, Robert 264 Henderson, lordan 246 Hendrick, lenny 199 Hendricks, Brooke 177 Hendricks, Kelly 206 Hendrix, Mandy 169 Henrichs, Nick 234 Henrichs, Nick 260 Henry, Morgan 161 Henry, Sarah 132 Henry, Susan 153 Henshaw, Blake 254 Hentges, Shelby 185 Henzlik, Morgan 185 Herbert, Amy 199 Herman, Annie 140 Hermreck, Christopher 223 Hern, Blake 273 Herrera, lessica 132 Herrington, Matt 254 Herrmann, Ann 191 Hersh, lessica 147 Hertel, Kyle 260 Hess, Bethany 133 Hess, Brandon 221 Hess, Ellen 199 Hester, Bryan 240 Hester, Maggie 185 Hicks, Cassie 177 Hicks, Maggie 206 Hidalgo, Sara 177 Hiebsch, Darcy 191 Hill, Adrienne 161 Hill, Alyssa 191 Hill, Ashley 192 Hill, Micaela 192 Hill, Michael 229 Hills, lake 273 Hills, lohn 273 Hilt, Spencer 273 Hime, Chad 254 Hinemeyer, Mallorie Ann 199 Hink, Michael 244 Hinkle, Patrick 269 Hinkle, Peter 269 Hipp, Tom 247 Hires, Nakia 192 Hirschorn, Ashley 185 Hirsekorn, Emily 192 Hobbs, Susie 185 Hochman, Susan 133 Hodes, Emily 177 Hodge, Abby 177 Hodson, Maggie Rose 177 Hoelting, Elizabeth 177 Hoelting, Heather 161 Hoeme, Afton 140 Hoftman, lason 240 Hoffman, lennifer 206 Hoftman, Lisa 133 Holden, lackson 250 Holland, Austin 273 Hollenbeck, Megan 153 Hollenberg, lamie 177 Holliday, lohn 229 Hollmann, Mindy 140 Hollowell, Kelly 133 Holmboe, Kathryn 206 Holmes, losh 234 Holotik, Trey 234 Holzgraefe, Krista 169 Holzwarth, leff 273 Homer, Emily 169 Honeyman, Dustin 223 Honeyman, Haley 177 Hooker, Holly 199 Hooks, Melissa 206 Hooper, Valerie 177 Hoppes, Kyle 260 Horen, Melissa 147 Horner, lason 247 Horner, Samantha 177 Horton, Allison 177 Horvath, Brandy 177 Hostetter, lanae 206 Houlik, Hannah 199 Houts, Catherine 169 Howard, Elizabeth 153 Howard, lames 229 Howard, Megan 199 Howell, Megan 140 Howes, Adam 269 Howes, Phil 269 Hoyer, Madison 206 Hudson, Elissa 169 Huenergardt, Robin 177 Huff, Katie 177 Huff, Ryan 254 Hufthines, Emily 185 Huffman, Kayla 169 Hughes, Alissa 147 Hughes, Cullin 269 Hughes, Mike 264 Hume, Michael 260 Hummel, Erica 206 Humphries, Grant 260 Humphries, Hayes 269 Hunziker, Megan 147 Huppe, LeighAnne 177 Hurley, Kate 185 Huston, Heidi 192 Huston, Ronald 254 Huyett, Christine 185 Hwang, Andy 234 Hynek, Adrienne lbsen, Katy 206 lgo, lohn 223 Iliff, Stephen 240 Imidieke, Michael 250 lngalls, Brady 269 lpema, Kristen 133 lrick, Samantha 133 lnfvin, Kellie 133 lsaac, Anthony 240 Iverson, Lee 229 labara, leremy 250 labbour, Pete 229 lablonski, Brett 264 Mufti Jablonski, Dan 273 Jaccaud, Lavvren 153 Jack, Sarah 161 Jackson, Alison 192 Jackson, Katie 207 Jackson, Scott 240 Jacobson, Michaela 192 Jagoda, Chris 229 Jakovvatz, Courtney 133 Janish, Andrew 229 Janish, Chris 273 Jarboe, Kristen 147 Jardon, Elaine 133 Jarrett, Kelly 199 Jarrett, Neely 153 Javed, Shavvn 250 Jean, Jacob 97 Jeffers, Niki 153 Jenkins, John 269 Jenks, Jodi 192 Jepson, Victoria 147 Jerkovich, Adria 140 Jevens, Mike 229 Jevvett, Taylor 177 Jhala, Roshan 260 Jobe, Phil 240 Johannes, Suzannah 153 Johanning, Lilli 169 John, Jessica 161 Johnson, Amanda 133 Johnson, Ardis 207 Johnson, Ashley 147 Johnson Brandon 97 Johnson Cortney 177 Johnson Dustin 247 Johnson Garret 255 Johnson, Jaimie 169 Johnson Kathleen 161 Johnson, Liz 207 Johnson, Patrick 247 Johnson, Rachel 207 Johnston, Clint 250 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, , Chris 97 Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Beth 147 Carrie 140 Chris 240 Chris lsophl 240 Eric 274 , Jake 234 Lauren 169 , Lindsey 153 Marynell 185 28,2 JILILBJQ -L Jones, Stephanie 147 Jopling, Matt 234 Kaegi, Megan 192 Kaemmerer, Matt 274 Kahn, Anthony 229 Kaleal, Meredith 133 Kalen, Amanda 133 Kanaly, Steve 235 Kanatar, Danny 240 Kane, John 223 Kansier, Nicole 185 Kaphingst, Ashley 147 KAPPA ALPHA THETA 182 KAPPA DELTA 189 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 197 Karen, Danny 229 Katherman, Quinn 153 Katz, Bryce 240 Katz, Seth 221 Kaufman, Chris 255 Kaufman, John 264 Kaufman, Lindsey 161 Kaulentis, Jackie 207 Kaut, Erika 185 Kauzlarich, Jake 97 Kays, Josh 255 Kazelis, Caitlin 178 Kearney, John 269 Keating, Emily 199 Keene, Nicole 140 Keeney, Matt 255 Kelamis, Alex 260 Kelleher, Meagan 147 Keller, Elizabeth 169 Keller, Jared 229 Kelley, Margaret 161 Kelliher, Chad 229 Kelly, Brianna 178 Kemp, Tyler 269 Kenagy, Emily 199 Kennedy, Sean 260 Kenyon, Jake 255 Kenyon, Sarah 169 Kerr, Ryan 260 Kerr, Zach 255 Kessinger, Julee 169 Keylon, Heather 133 Kieffe, Liz 199 Kiergaard, Shane 274 Kiger, Abby 169 Kilgo, Kyle 97 Kilian, Kaase 153 Kimberly, Sara 169 Kincaid, Brandon 240 King, Quinton 235 King-Clark, Emily 185 Kinney, Liz 178 Kirby, Ben 274 Kirby, Joanna 199 Kirby, Megan 207 Kirk, Dan 235 Kissinger, Laura 192 Kitchens, Todd 230 Kivisto, Lissa 199 Kizer, Greg 264 Klatt, Emily 161 Klatt, Karry 161 Klein, Lauren 161 Klein, Sam 255 Kliethermes, Jessica 178 Klika, Katie 178 Klinksiek, Kari 140 Klittich, Sarah 161 Klosterhoff, Erika 147 Knight, Ashley 161 Knighton, Katie 207 Knippschild, Ryan 97 Knobloch, Patrick 260 Knoll, Callie 133 Knopp, Andy 274 Knorr, Jennifer 178 Knudsen, Katie 162 Kocour, Molly 185 Koehler, Erin 169 Koenig, John 269 Koenig, Matt 230 Koenig, Mike 269 Koepke, Jameson 230 Koepsel, Dave 240 Kohl, Zac 247 Kohler, Jimmy 255 Kohman, Kelsey 153 Koksal, Erin 185 Kolatch, Natalie 178 Konkade, Emily 192 Konrade, Eric 264 Konrath, Jeff 269 Koob, Katie 170 Koons, Tommy 235 Korbecki, Sarah 162 Korman, Nicole 170 Korte, Andrea 162 Korte, Hilary 207 Kouba, Ericka 192 Kovich, Kelley 140 Kovval, David 235 Kral-Hasty, Barb 207 Kral-Hasty, Margot 207 Krapes, Jenny 133 Krause, John 269 Kreher, Jordan 192 Krenz, Dan 260 Krizmanic, Nick 260 Kroening, Rachael 133 Krumrey, Michelle 192 Kuchinskas, Ryan 269 Kuether, Ted 244 Kuhn, Julie 170 Kurtenback, Kristi 162 Kuzanek, Meredith 133 Kvasnik, Scott 221 Kwait, Ashley 178 Kyle, Lauren 185 Kyle, Michelle 140 Kyle, Scott 247 Lacombe, Kristy 133 Ladd, Adam 274 Lafata, Lauren 153 LaFleur, Emily 170 Lahey, Whitney 178 Lahne, Patrick 260 Lamb, Jamie 153 Lamkey, Chris 269 Lamkin, Brian 223 Lamport, Caitlyn 192 Land, Sean 97 Landes, Kristen 186 Lane, Matt 260 Lane, Matt 97 Lang, lan 250 Lang, Jamie 162 Lang, Ryan 269 Langstaff, Cristina 199 Langstaff, Morgan 140 LaPierre, Leighton 230 Larkin, Jeffrey 223 Larkin, John 255 Larso, Ellie 186 Larson, Jill 140 Larson, Valerie 147 Lash, Caitlin 199 Lathrop, Allison 154 Laufenburger, Patrick 260 Laughlin, Kelly 192 Laughman, Ryan 255 Lawler, Nick 274 Lawless, Erin 170 Lawrence, Dyana 147 Laycock, Jennifer 154 Layne, Alison 147 Le, Tu 147 Leap, James 230 Leary, Kit 235 LeClaire, Stephanie 162 LeCover, Matt 221 Lee, Maggie 170 Leek, Ann Elizabeth 207 Lefler, Scott 235 Leiker, Caleb 264 Leiker, Monica 192 Lent, Alex 250 Lepp, Allison 178 Lerner, Jessica 170 Lesslie, Dan 269 Leto, Michael 244 Levine, Jordan 221 Levinson, Zachary 221 Levy, Ally 147 Levy, Elise 178 Lew, J 240 Lewin, Ryan 221 Lewis, Ashley 186 Lewis, Audrey 186 Lewis, Catherine 140 Lewis, Jim 255 Lewis, Ryan 255 Liable, Morgan 178 Lichty, Jacqueline 199 Lill, Jessica 140 Lilley, Elizabeth 154 Lindsay, Katie 192 Link, Angela 141 Link, Taylor 240 Lintecum, Sarah 170 Liolios, Ana Marie 207 Lipari, Maria 192 Lister, Taylor 199 Liston, Adam 274 Litfin, Jodi 141 Little, Sarah 193 Littrell, Rich 255 Lively, Kelly 247 Livesey, Ken 97 Lizotte, Jeanine 193 Lloyd, Brandon 274 Lockhart, Courtney 141 Lockrow, Nicholas 241 Lockwood, Will 274 Loecher, Nik 250 Loffredo, Angie 193 Logan, Robyn 170 Logan, Sara 170 Long, Lyndsey 141 Long, Tiffany 133 Longino, Chris 264 Lopez, Cindy 178 Lovato, Brianna 170 Lovell, Rob 250 Lowman, Erin 141 Lowry, Abbey 141 Luangphithack, Ricky 269 Ludwig, Carissa 193 Luecke, Blake 235 Luke, Ryan 235 Lukens, Leslie 133 Lund, Andrew 230 Lundy, Kaleigh 170 Lush, Nick 274 Lynch, Kathryn 141 Lynn, Chelsea 134 Lyon, Jennifer 193 Lyons, Randy 264 MacCabe, Adam 260 MacCabe, Chris 260 MacCabe, Molly 170 Macdonald, Emily 170 Machen, Samantha 154 Mackey, Molly 207 Maddox, Ali 162 Madse, Erin 162 Maggio, Katie Beth 193 Magnuson, Jessica 134 Maguire, Kayla 154 Maguire,Pat 270 Mahley, Laura 162 Mahoney, Jennifer 193 Majerle, Robin 162 Major, Laura 207 Makin, Kyle 255 Male, Ashley 162 Mallett, Jennifer 162 Mallett, Sara 193 Maloney, Molly 207 Manco, Tyler 241 Manda, Matthew 223 Mangino, Samantha 207 Mank, Rebecca 134 Mankameyer, Matt 260 Manley, Katie 199 Mann, Kimberely 162 Manning, Katie 207 Mantooth, Ben 270 Manzel, Kayla 199 Maphies, Ashley 193 Mar, Matt 264 Marban, Fabian 244 Maresh, John 241 Marker, David 250 Market, Rebecca 147 Markham, Lindsey 178 Marks, Jamie 148 Marlin, Courtney 141 Marnell, Amanda 148 Maroon, Mike Marsh, Cameron 247 Marsh, Mike 241 Marshall, Andrea 178 Marshall, Ashlee 186 Marshall, Chris 235 Marshall, John 235 Marshall, Kelly 141 Marstellar, Brett 270 Martens, Kelly 186 Martens, Sydney 186 Martin, Allie 186 Martin, Carrie 186 Martincich, Laura 162 Marting, Drew 244 Martino, Kristen 193 Masenthin, Greg 255 Mason, Christina 148 Mason, Evan 241 Masonbienk, Adam 264 Massucci, Christy 141 Matteson, Jennifer 170 Matthews, Blake 260 Mattison, Morgan 193 Maugans, Chris 235 Maughn, Kevin 235 Maxwell, Erin 170 Maxwell, Kevin 235 Maxwell, Kristen 170 Maxwell, Steven 235 May, Julie 134 May, Mace 251 Mayes, Molly 200 Mayhew, Lensie 200 McAnulty, Jenna 141 McArthur, Ashley 193 McAtee, Briana 178 McAtee, Ryan 247 McAuley, Justin 264 McBee, Morgan 170 McCall, Kaci 207 McCardle, Meghan 193 McCarthy, Connor 235 McCarthy, Danny 230 McClain, Tegan 200 McClintock, Matthew 230 McCollum, Will 224 McCoy, Bethany 170 McCoy, Karen 134 McCracken, Joanie 178 McCracken, Lindsay 162 McCracken, Mallory 178 McCracken, Steve 235 McDaniel, Audrey 148 McDaniels, Evan 141 McDermott, Zach 264 McDonald, Jeremy 241 McDonald, Natalie 186 McDonough, Megan 186 McDorley, Matthew 247 McDougall, Amy 170 McDowell, Josh 261 McEchron, Christine 134 McEndarffer, Piper 207 McEwen, Cole 230 McEwen, Nora 200 McGee, Robert 247 McGinley, Melissa 148 McGrath, Kelley 208 McHenry, Lauren 154 McHugh, Andre 261 McKee, Maggy 171 McKenzie, Matt 235 McKenzie, Megan 200 McKinney, lacquelyn 162 McKune, Austin 255 McLamore, Mary 186 McLean, Lindsey 193 McLeod, Adam 235 McLeod, Cathie 141 McLiney, Libby 148 McManus, Sara 162 McMillen, Katy 154 McMurray, Laura 148 McNamara, Libby 162 McNeece, Rhonda 186 McNeil, Ryan 270 McNeil, Whitney 171 McQuin, Amanda 148 McRae, l.D. 274 McRoberts, Katie 141 Mednansky, Courtney 186 Meert, Stephanie 178 Meier, Travis 241 Meisel, Steven 230 Melcher, Katie 154 Mellem, Kit 274 Mello, Christine 154 Melnyk, Emily 162 Melton, loseph 251 Melvin, Katy 162 Mereghetti, Michael 270 Messamore, Will 241 Metcalf, Travis 97 Metzger, Emily 163 Metzler, Brennon 224 Meyer, Amanda 193 Meyer, Ashley 193 Meyer, Gus 270 Meyer, lason 270 Meyer, Kelly 208 Meyer, Kristin 134 Meyer, Steven 230 Meyers, Megan 134 Mezger, Allison 154 Zaqillflzg 2 Midyett, Katy 163 Miles, lason 270 Miles, Nathan 247 Miligan, Cara 208 Miller, Ashley 193 Miller, Blake 241 Miller, Bryan 261 Miller, Cory 270 Miller, lelt 224 Miller, Katie 154 Miller, Kiley 193 Miller, Lindsay 171 Miller, Meryl 186 Miller, Rachel 154 Miller, Traci 141 Mills, Caety 193 Mills, Carrie 193 Millsap, Patrick 251 Millstein, Phillip 255 Mingori, Kim 208 Minter, Courtney 200 Minter, Emily 200 Miskell, Nina 148 Misko, Candace 141 Mitchell, Kelsey 178 Mitchell, Parker 261 Mitchell, Tom 230 Mitts, Alex 251 Mize, Alison 186 Mize, Travis 245 Moe, Kaley 148 Mohr, Elizabeth 194 Molle, lohn 241 Monika, Mark 247 Moore, Kyle 270 Moore, Rachael 163 Moragues Mark 265 Moran, Kelli 171 Moreno, Matt 247 Morgan, Alexander 224 Morgan, Erin 179 Morgan, lelt 241 Morgan, Lindsay 200 Morgenstern, lill 179 Morh, Mary Ann 200 Moriarty, Shannon 154 Morrand, Kate 154 Morrill, Hanna 200 Morris, Clayborn 241 Morris, Maggie 154 Morrison, April 141 Morrison, Derek 255 Morrissey, lane 208 Morrow, Matt 251 Morse, Lindsey 200 Moseley, lohn 255 Mosher, Paige 186 Moshier, Grilt 235 Mosier, Todd 251 Mosimann, loe 261 Mueller, Emily 179 Mueller, Melissa 194 Mueting, Sarah 194 Muir, Ashley 141 Muir, Robert 255 Mulder, Katherine 154 Mullen, letf 236 Mullick, Ricky 230 Mullinix, Aubree 179 Mullinix, Marie 179 Mulvaney, Cathy 194 Mundio, Kurt 236 Mundy, loey 241 Munneke, Andrew 224 Murphy, Megan 163 Murray, Grant 270 Murray, lason 251 Mustain, Kayla 163 Muth, Erika 186 Myers, Brandon 261 Myers, lasmine 171 Myers, Kindra 134 Myers, Skyler 274 Nachbar, Abby 194 Nachbar, leti 270 Nachlas, Becca 134 Nadolski, Ryan 256 Nalt, Amanda 194 Naji, Samira 163 Napier, Mike 261 Nartowicz, Liz 134 Naughton, Sarah 154 Navarro, Michael 224 Nazarak-Braatz, Ashley 163 Nelsen, Cher 208 Nelsen, Rusty 256 Nelsen, Sarah 134 Nemer, Micayla 154 Neville, Patrick 261 Newell, Casey 186 Newkirk, lohn 224 Newsom, Ashley 154 Nguyen, Phuong 163 Nguyen, Tina 208 Nicholas, Megan 208 Nichols, Katie 200 Nicholson, Kimberlee 148 Nickley, David 251 Nied, Erin 194 Nieder, lared 236 Niehus, Kristin 179 Nielsen, Arrah 171 Nielson, Charles 265 Niermeyer, Reed 230 Nixon, Kelly 208 Noakes, loy 186 Noblot, Andrew 247 Nobrega, Rachel 208 Nohe, Trevor 224 Noll, Miranda 200 Nordmeyer, Lindsey 208 Nordyke, Megan 163 Norneyer, Kelly 163 Norton, Seth 261 Nosti, Liz 194 Novak, Kristen 141 Novak, Whitney 194 Novascone, Amanda 208 Novick, Kendall 154 Novin, Mary 163 Novin, Sara 163 Noyce, Kathryn 208 Nuckols, Brad 230 Nugent, lohn 270 Nugent, Lauren 194 Nussmeier, Victoria 194 Nylander, Greg 270 Nylen, Paul 230 O'Brien, Lauren 134 0'Bryan, lason 261 O'Callaghan, Rory 155 O'Connor, Tara 208 0'Neal, Kyle 251 O'Neal, Wes 251 Oakes, losh 274 0'Brien, Maureen 194 Ochs, Tom 241 Odenheimer, Dawn 179 Olaes, Allison 179 Olechoski, Kelli 171 Olsen, lared 256 Olson, Courtney 171 Olson, Elizabeth 187 Olson, Katie 200 Olson, Kyli 155 Onderlck, Peter 236 0'NeiIl, Sarah 171 Orrick, A.l. 245 Ortiz, Melanie 163 Osborn, Cristen 179 Osborn, Kate 200 Osborn, Sarah 134 Osborne, Malinda 155 Ostgulen, Amanda 148 Oswalt, Scott 261 Otte, Sarah 208 Owells, lulie 187 Owen, Lacey 200 Owen, Lindsey 171 Owens, lean 163 Owens, Kaitlin 171 Owings, letf 265 Owings, Matt 256 Padden, Kyle 224 Padgett, Brianne 194 Padilla, Angela 179 Padilla, Roxanna 200 Pahlke, Elizabeth 163 Palmer, Brian 224 Parker, Charlie 256 Parker, Vanessa 134 Parks, Kevin 230 Parsons, Alexis 208 Patrick, Chris 247 Patterson, Courtney 194 Patterson, Stephanie 141 Patton, Aralee 155 Patton, Ryan 236 Patzkuwsky, lohn 261 Paugh, lordan 194 Paulnitsky, Kimberly 179 Pauzauskie, Dana 155 Payne, Adam 247 Payne, Lisa 194 Pearl, Scott 221 Peck, Marin 155 Pegler, Marian 171 Peil, Marie 163 Pendry, lack 236 Pennington, Andy 265 Perez, Kyle 241 Perkins, Blake 224 Perkins, Lindsey 194 Peschke, Ryan 230 Peters, Kelli 142 Petersen, Courtney 200 Petersen, Maggie 142 Pierson, Lauren 155 Pilkington, Anne 201 Pilshaw, Heather 148 Pilshaw, Michael 247 Pinaire, Benjamin 224 Pinnell, loan 201 Pinon, April 187 Pisanos, Brandon 261 Pitchlord, lenny 134 Pleming, Chelsea 187 Plost, Zachary 261 Plummer, Britani 163 Podany, Bob 274 Poer, Wesley 236 Pohl, Charles 224 Polise, Sam 241 Polk, lenniter 148 Polley, Nikki 134 Pope, Evan 256 Porter, Clayton 241 Potas, Andrea 194 Potter, Meika 148 Potter, Stephanie 148 Potter, Tyson 236 Pounds, Nicole 148 Powell, Megan 171 Prast, Kristine 201 Peterson, Carrie 208 Peterson, Emily 163 Peterson, Samantha 194 Peterson, Stephanie 171 Peterson, Suzanne 134 Petitjean, Chrisopher 265 Pettijohn, Tarah 194 Petz, Brandon 256 Petz, lason 256 Ptanmiller, Will 270 Ptlumm, lill 200 PHI KAPPA PSI 238 PHI KAPPA TAU 244 PHI KAPPA THETA 246 Phillips, Andy 265 Phillips, Laura 163 Phillips, Lindsay 179 Phillips, Paige 208 PI BETA PHI 203 PI KAPPA PHI 249 Picasso, Lisa 200 Pickell, Brittney 155 Pickell, Sam 270 Pierce, Hallie 179 Prather, Erica 134 Predergast, Richard 245 Prentiss, Rob 261 Price, Ben 274 Price, David 224 Price, Megan 163 Price Ritch 97 Price Ritchie 97 Priest, Lauren 142 Pringle, Carolyn 179 Probst, Amy 163 Prochaska, Michael 261 Pruett, lennifer 195 Pryor, Storey 179 Puddy, Stephanie 148 Pugh, Ashley 142 Pugsley, Stephanie 147 Quante, Megan 171 Quillen, Conner 270 Quy, Emily 187 Raab, Cammi 171 Racunas, Kate 179 Rademacher, Ienna 187 Rader, lohn 274 Raines, Alex 274 Ralls, Andrew 224 Ralls, David 224 Ramseyer, Robby 241 Randall, Megan 179 Rasmussen, Smith Ann 155 Raupp, Michael 224 Ravis, Mark 270 Ray, Emmy 155 Rayl, loey 230 Raymundo, Karina 171 Re, Tyler 265 Ream, Sterling 236 Reardon, Tim 241 Rebar, Andrew 97 Reddell, Courtney 201 Redetzke, Patrick 265 Reece, Emily 135 Reed, Shannon 164 Reese, Megan 135 Reese, Tiffany 171 Regier, lohn 261 Reid, Tom 274 Reifschneider, Kelly 179 Rellihan, Andy 241 Relph, Brian 251 Renda, Cassie 142 Renn, Zachary 224 Renne, Ross 256 Repp, Ienna 187 Repper, Holly 208 Reuben, Sarah 187 Rexroad, Sarah 201 Reynolds, Kelly 148 Rhodes, lared 230 mites Rhorer, lustin 231 Rhoton, Lindsey 179 Rice, Emily 155 Rich, Courtney 135 Richardson, Meaghan 201 Richardson, Nicole 171 Richardson, Sarah 164 Richardson, Sean 97 Richman, Lindsay 149 Richmond, Gary 247 Ricke, Andrea 142 Rieke, Kristen 208 Riesman, Evan 231 Rietz, Katie 179 Rifenbark, Kelly 135 Riley, Matt 231 Riscoe, Lori 180 Rissmann, Shelley 171 Ritchey, Ryan 251 Ritchie, Coleman 224 Ritchie, Samuel 225 Robb, Chris 231 Roberts, lordan 209 Roberts, Nicole 149 Robinett, Kellis 275 Robinson, Laurie 155 Robinson, Meg 209 Roccasalva, Damen 270 Rock, William 261 Rockers, Weston 231 Rocklin, lulie 142 Rodick, Michelle 187 Roe, Bill 247 Roe, lohn 248 Roemeling, lacquelyn 155 Roesslein, Katherine 164 Rogers, Ryan 231 Rogge, Allison 195 Roller, Amy 164 Rome, Andrea 187 Ronan, Sarah 155 Rooney, lacquelynne 149 Rooney, Meghan 172 Rosa, Christy 187 Rose, Danielle 149 Rose, Kristen 195 Rose, Megan 164 Rosel, Adrienne 172 Rosella, Micah 195 Rosen, Kate 180 ,ZBEJJQBL 2 ,, Rosenstein, Seth 221 Rosin, Melissa 135 Ross, Libby 195 Ross, Lindsey 155 Rossley, Kristi 209 Roszell, Kim 195 Roth, Chris 242 Rothfelder, lim 256 Rotschater, Laura 180 Rott, Mollie 201 Roush, Ryan 275 Routsong, Karen 149 Royal, less 261 Rozelle, lane 172 Rubin, Taylor 172 Rubottom, Katie 135 Ruck, Elizabeth 155 Rudolph, Kyle 201 Rulewicz, Alyssa 187 Runco, Mitch 265 Rusch, Emily 209 Rush, Lyndsay 180 Russell, lessica 155 Russell, Kelly 209 Russell, Molly 180 Ruttan, Dave 251 Ruzika, lohn 236 Ruzika, Ted 236 Ryan, Ann 201 Ryan, Whitney 209 Rybicki, lared 265 Rybicki, Stephanie 164 Saddler, Michael 97 Sager, lulie 135 Sailors, Daniel 231 Salander, Aubrey 164 Sanborn, Kendra 172 Sanchez, Chris 248 Sandbeckm, Hanna 180 Sander, Lynn 164 Sanders, lason 236 Santoro, Billy 242 Sapenaro, Sarah 164 Sarno, Laura 195 Savute, Angela 142 Sayers, lessica 164 Schaefer, Kelly 149 Schaelter, Amy 187 Schalter, Brandon 236 Schalter, Kristin 180 Schatler, Lauren 149 Schall, Dan 242 Schamback, Clint 97 Schard, Mike 265 Schetdore, Ryan 271 Schenkel, Austin 236 Schenstrom, Christina 180 Schicker, Emily 135 Schickler, lessica 195 Schilling, Erik 231 Schiltz, Laura 142 Schlatter, Austin 251 Schlueter, Kara 172 Schmidt, Avery 187 Schmidt, Carmen 172 Schmidt, Erich 248 Schmidt, lennifer 172 Schmidt, Kristopher 271 Schmidt, Melissa 187 Schmidt, Sarah 180 Schmidtberger, Alexis 142 Schmitt, Tyler 256 Schneider, Stephanie 135 Schnieder, Ashley 195 Schnurman, Emily 195 Schock, Stephanie 187 Schoeling, Carissa 142 Schoenborn, Melissa 195 Schoenfeld, Amy 209 Scholl, Andy 97 Schoneman, Holly 201 Schoonover, Matt 275 Schott, Ashley 142 Schroeder, Carly 201 Schuler, Evin 187 Schulte, Sarah 172 Schumm, Andy 242 Schurle, Andrew 225 Schurman, lohn 242 Schurman, Katie 164 Schuster, Devin 251 Schuster, lessica 201 Schuster, Lauren 201 Schwartz, Abigail 180 Schweiger, Kristen 149 Schweitzer, lared 97 Schwien, Brock 251 Scott, leanette 149 Sebby, Laura 172 Seck, Bryan 231 Seeger, lenna 164 Seeman, Katie 209 Seferovich, lill 142 Segebrecht, Brian 271 Seibert, Brad 275 Seller, Brigitte 155 Seller, Lindsey 142 Seivinski, Eric 256 Sellers, Amanda 142 Serrone, Katie 195 Setter, Amanda 149 Severson, Brett 256 Sexton, Rick 256 Shaad, lason 265 Shaffer, lohn 256 Shamet, Katilan 164 Shapiro, Adam 221 Shapiro, Ari 221 Shapiro, lennifer 135 Shapiro, lulie 149 Shapiro, Katie 135 Sharpe, Cara 135 Sharpe, Scott 97 Sheldon, Seth 225 Sheldon, Stephen 225 Sheldon-Sherman, lenna 155 Sherman, Ami 149 Sherod, Sam 275 Sherrets, lessica 172 Shenfvood, Hilliary 180 Shetlar, layme 149 Shine, Tina 172 Shinn, Laura 195 Shirley, Morgan 142 Shirley, Paul 97 Shoaf, lames 271 Shoenhals, Michael 225 Shoger, letfrey 225 Short, left 231 Short, Kenny 231 Short, Travis 231 Shorten, Scott 242 Thompson Showman, Mary 209 Shrader, Lee 271 Shuart, Blake 242 Shurtz, Shelby 195 Sibley, I.C. 97 Siddons, Sierra 156 Sierens, Lindsay 209 Sieve, Leah 135 Sieve, Ryan 225 Sight, Zachary 236 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 253 SIGMA CHI 258 SIGMA KAPPA 212-218 SIGMA NU 263 SIGMA PHI EPSILON 267 Sikes, Susan 195 Simms, Amy 142 Simon, Brittany 201 Simon, Timmy 236 Simpson, Taylor 156 Sinnott, Devin 172 Sinovic, Ryan 271 Sito, Kyle 195 Sivewright, Conner 242 Skaugstad, Brett 201 Skutch, Sally 195 Slaughter ln, Tom 265 Sleeper, Erin 195 Slivinski, Erin 149 Slomka, Evelyn 195 Smart, Chris 97 Smid, lackie 164 Smith, Allison 156 Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith , Iessica 195 , Iessica 142 Smith, Smith, Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith , Ashley 135 Calli 156 Chad 225 Dustin 256 Elizabeth 172 loe 256 Ioshua 242 Kaydee 196 , Kristyn 196 , Kyle 256 , Margot 201 , Matt 271 , Meghan 149 Smith, Sara 135 Smitka, Kimberly 135 Smothers, Ryan 225 Snapp, Lourdes 149 Sneep, lanna 172 Snowden, Eric 97 Soarjsm Matt 242 Sola, Dominique 172 Solander, Iessica 142 Solis, Melissa 201 Soltero, Dominic 271 Sorensen, Emily 142 Sotello, Stefanie 209 Sourk, Allison 180 Southern, lon 242 Sowards, Elliot 242 Sparks, Sean 271 Speer, Katie 209 Spexarth, Katie 164 Spikes, Megan 201 Spinks, Iessica 187 Spitz, Kent 275 Spriggs, Meredith 135 Springer, Elizabeth 172 St. Clair, Lindsey 180 St. Clair, Scott 225 St. Iohn, Kim 180 St. Thomas, Brooke 156 Stacy, Brandt 275 Staed, Tighe 275 Stahr, Katherine 164 Staiger, Samantha 180 Stallbaumer, Ashley 149 Stamm, Bryson 256 Stanard, Sydney 136 Standeter, Colleen 196 Stantield, Joseph 231 Stanitorth, Kaitlin 180 Staudenmyer, Tara 201 Stebbins, Mandi 209 Steele, C.H. 256 Steen, Greg 265 Steimer, lames 242 Stein, Iustin 251 Steinway, Patrick 265 Stelzer, Emily 180 Stelzer, Kasi 180 Stephens, Andrew 225 Stephenson, Tom 265 Sterling, Danny 221 Sterling, lohn 248 Stern, Thomas 242 Stevens, Anne 156 Stever, leniter 172 Stewart, Diana 196 Stewart, Ioshua 231 Stillman, losh 221 Stinson, Zachary 225 Stinston, Will 225 Stitt, Michael 271 Stock, Nathan 275 Stockton, Brian 236 Stone, Emma 196 Stout, Kaitlin 201 Strait, Erica 143 Stransky, Tyler 248 Streepy, Colsie 143 Streit, lenniter 202 Stroda, Hillary 180 Stroud, Iessica 196 Struble, Sally 209 Struck, Ienniter 164 Strunk, Adam 257 Stuart, Ion 257 Stubbs, Christopher 225 Sullivan, Amy 196 Sullivan, Iasmine 172 Sullivan, Kate 196 Sullivan, Meghan 143 Sullivan, Patick 236 Sullivan, Sarah 136 Sullivan, Sean 242 Swade, Micah 271 Swain, Allison 209 Swallow, Meghan 202 Swanson, Tim 257 Sweeney, Courtney 209 Sweeney, Kathy 209 Sweeney, Meggi 209 Sweet, Megan 187 Sweetman, lenniter 209 Szatkowski, lana 156 Tagliatero, Chris 257 Talbott, William 225 Talley, Iustin 245 Talley, Ryan 245 Tangney, Brian 236 Tanke, Emily 164 Tata, lulia 202 Taylor, Bethany 202 Taylor, Krysta 164 Taylor, Lauren 209 Tazic, Lauren 196 Teetey, Chris 248 Tegt, Dana 187 Tehel, Michelle 188 Telander, Tristan 181 Terbovich, Mindy 210 Ternes, Ienny 149 Tetuan, Mitchell 231 Tetwiler, Meghan 188 Theidel, Colleen 164 Theilke, Matt 265 Thein, Stacey 210 THETA CHI 272 Thomas, Brian 236 Thomas, Kelly lean 136 Thomas, Lindsay 181 Thomas, Monica 172 Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, , Tad 257 ,Amy 156 Ben 251 Hayes 271 Kara 210 Lucas 225 Rich 242 Thornhill, Peter 242 Thornton, Matt 265 Thorpe, Carly 173 Thorpe, Kristen 173 Thurston, Ienny 165 Tidrick, lack 242 Tisdale, Colin 275 Toader, lulia 173 Todd, Becca 173 Toland, Carol 143 Tomlin, Elizabeth 173 Tomlin, Luke 237 Tomow, Matt 275 Torres, Vanessa 181 Townley, Christine 210 Trabon, Tyler 265 Tramill, Lacey 149 MLZBT Trebles, Brent 257 Treu, Tony 231 Tribbey, Lauren 188 Tribble, Matt 97 Tribulato, Nick 257 Tripp, Danielle 165 Trompeter, Eric 257 Troutman, Greg 245 Tuley, Brianne 165 Tully, Ryan 271 Turek, lohn 242 Turner, Brandon 251 Turner, Lindsay 136 Turner, Lisa 149 Turner, Lisa 196 Turnquist, Annika 210 Turpin, Cameron 156 Tushaus, Keri 136 Tytle, Trent 257 Udell, Andy 221 Udell, leftrey 221 Urnphrey, Will 243 Ungaro, Vito 231 Unruh, Kenneth 225 Urbauer, Nathan 275 Van Blairicum, Grant 225 Van Blaricum, Craig 225 Van de Vort, Erin 143 Van Dyke, Kara 143 Van Slyke, A.l. 97 Van Zandt, losh 271 Vananne, Erin 156 VanAntvverp, Taylor 196 VanBuskirk, Maggie 136 VanDeWyngarde, Mike 257 VanHouden, Chad 248 VanMoorleghem 265 Vanrookel, Seth 237 Vanvvyk, Davvn 173 VanZant, Cari 196 Vaughan, Makenna 150 Vellinga, Megan 196 Vendley, lulianne 181 Vernon, Erin150 Vernon, Kevin 257 Vetter, Andy 231 Vibbard, Amanda 156 Vincent, Natalie 202 Viola, Allison 210 Vitale, Kathy 165 Vogel, Chris 237 Vogt, Adrienne 165 Voldness, lenniter 202 Volkers, lared 271 Volmer, Stephanie 188 Volz, Dustin 231 Voorhis, Kasi 136 Votava, Brian 275 Vyanek, Tony 245 Wacker, Brian 275 Wahl, Megan 202 Wakefield, Britta 156 Walden, Anne 196 Waldo, Brittany 173 Waldorf, Tyler 225 Waldron, Amy 196 Waldron, Kelly Kate 156 Walker, Adam 252 Walker, Lee 237 Wallace, Ashley 173 Wallen, Michele 173 Walsh, Bridget 173 Walstrom, Cara 181 Wegner, Ellen 181 Walter, Carolyn 202 Walters, Christine 136 Ward, Alison 181 Ward, Andrevv 245 Ward, leremy 248 Warde, Rene 136 Waring, lenni 156 Warner, David 271 Warner, Mike 243 Warren, Scott 237 Watkins, Byron 248 Watkins, Katy 210 Watson, lason 266 Weatherly, Megan 165 Weathers, Catherine 136 Weaver, lennifer 181 Webb, Ashley 156 Weber, Lindsey 136 Weber, Lisa 188 Webster, Mark 225 Weidenbacher, Lee 232 Weidenbaker, Brooke 210 Weidensaul, Bethany 136 Weller, Samantha 196 Weith, Steve 266 Weitkamp, Nicole 196 Welch, lelt 257 Welling, Kylee 173 Wells, Ben 252 Wells, Kelly 196 Wells, Molly 202 Welsh, Billy 243 Weltz, Elizabeth 136 Wempe, Anne 210 Wendlandt, Blair 143 Wendler, Ashley 150 Weneck, Todd 275 Werner, Randy 237 Wesley, Lou 150 Wesley, Megan 143 Wessling, Erin 165 Westerbeck, Nicole 173 Westerlield, Mike 231 Westlake, Lauren 202 Weston, Ashleigh 181 Weston, Erin 181 Wetschensky, Stephanie 1 Wetta, Katy 210 Wetta, Patrtick 237 Wetterhus, Katie 136 Wetzler, Kristin 202 Whalen, Kate 136 6 Wheeler, Reagan 150 Wheeler, Timothy 252 White, Elizabeth 165 White, Kim 173 White, Molly 202 White, Tim 257 White, Zachary 243 Whitney, Bobby 243 Whittington, Lindsey 210 Wiard, Tyler 271 Wiedameyer, Derek 271 Wiedner, Lance 243 Wiens, lenny 188 Wienstroer, Brigette 156 Wienstroer, Megan 156 Wilder, Kelly 181 Wiley, Ann 188 Wilhite, Stephanie 210 Wilkinson, lill 210 Wilkinson, Kayla 210 Wilkinson, Kyle 242 Will, Kevin 243 Willard, Erin 143 Willet, Patrick 245 Williams, Angelica 173 Williams, Ashley 181 Williams, Benjamin 226 Williams, Emilie 165 Williams, lacob 226 Williams, Lauren 165 Williams, Shannon 173 Williamson, Katie 143 Williamson, Lisa 173 Willis, Amanda 165 Willkerson, lamie 202 Willoughby, Anni 156 Willoughby, Grant 232 Willoughby, Katie 156 Wilner, lenny 150 Wilner, loe 271 Wilson, Carrie 143 Wilson, lamie 237 Wilson, Jessi 173 Wilson, lulianne 156 Wilson Kyle 252 Wilson Lindsay 143 Wilson Lindsey 165 Wilson, Matt 232 Wilson Mike 275 Wimsett, Matt 243 Winetroub, Elizabeth 188 Wingerter, Megan 136 Winkelman, Megan 202 Winkler, Will 243 Winn, Bridget 181 Winn, Stephanie 165 Winzenread, Laura 188 Wise, Dayna 156 Wismer, Kelli 157 Withers, Ashley 196 Witt, Suzanne 150 Woerther, Lindsey 136 Wolcott, Katherine 173 Wolcott, Sarah 173 Wolf, Brian 232 Wolfe, Erica 202 Wolfe, Liz 157 Wolovvicz, Laura 157 Woltman, Lorrie 143 Womble, lill 181 Wong, Timothy 226 Woodring, Ellen 181 Woods, Shannon 136 Woodworth, lohnny 257 Woody, Carla 136 Woolwine, Anne 181 Worsvvick, Michelle 136 Worthington, Audrey 157 Wright, Ali 196 Wright, Kellie 143 Wright, Taylor 157 Wu, Alexandra 210 Wyand, lennifer 181 Wymore, Andy 257 Yarbrough, Andrea 181 Yarbrough, Erica 181 Yartz, Lindsay 210 Yeakel, Tyler 271 Yemm, Abigail 202 Yingling, Brooke 196 Yoo, Christina 143 Young, Chris 232 Yount, Kali 210 Yount, Meggie 210 Zagurski, Mike 97 Zainali, Dave 232 Zamora, Mike 257 Zanatta, Christie 202 Zander, Collin 275 Zarate, Kim 150 Zarda, Derek 248 Zarda, Jamie 210 Zarter, Darren 248 Zavvada, Nick 275 Zbikowski, Nicole 181 Zeigler, Claire 188 Zeller, Molly 165 Zeoli, Dana 173 Ziegelmeyer, Anne 21 O Zillman, Mark 275 Zimmerman, Emily 150 Zimmerman, Kari 211 Zimmerman, Mike 275 Zimmerman, Zack 252 Zinn, Matt 257 Zollinger, lanelle 150 Zuendel, Liz 173 Zupek, Rachel 188 Zurovveste, Anna 181 mea Buying a yearbook won't make you cool. lt won't get you into Rock Chalk, win you a spot on the Bachelor or secure your celebrity status on Hollywood Boulevard. lt will, however be the best S40 you spend all semester Unlike a new pair of pants or dinner at Chipotle, the laynavtker will sunfive the test of time. MLA. still Sligphllld? We Think back to your senior year of high school, as painful as 3 'mat might be. Hidden under the bad prom date and state championship that never materialized is what really matters. The ,I place, people, memories that you didn't know you formed. Somewhere in the pagc-5 of your old yearbook are the stories H' b St l your hold onto. Se e e l The laynaviken with the vigor and ebgoertise of memory l eagoerts, has collected the stories that will matter as much th tomorrow as they do today Though words and pictures will never l change, the stones they tell wil grow and change with you I through the years. can buy Time. l M EIDUUJE US Thelaynavrker IS a publlcattoh that has served the students faotltyand KU communrtyforthe past 115 years WIWIIE our goal rs to provde an accurate hrstoncal record ofthe school year we smve to capture and preserve the enthusiasm dlversnty and sprnt of the student booy and academic commuhrty IH the form of a oyhamrc professrohal publrcauon As a jourhalrshc yearbook thus publrcaton has tive purposes to be a prclure book a hrstory book a reference boolc a publrc relahohs tool and an educahonal egoenence Jl0MLfULlIUlL231Llfl0DlI7 ttsstllhottoo latetoprdcupyourovvhcopyotthe 2003 1aynavxkeryearoookorpreorderacopyotthe2004bodn Srmpyvstsendar1emarItoyea1'ooolfCQkL1edu orvsrtour vrebsteatvvvvvvku edu! yearoodafor more rrrformatoh Ads make the vvorld go round. They pay for the magazines you read until the pages are stuck up on the wall They pay for the sitcoms you callin sick to work to vvatch. Although some are just filler - time to run to the fridge for a quick snack or a bathroom break- some stick with us. Phrases like Yo quiero Taco Bell and Whassssssssssssup? have become as much a part of pop culture as l3ritney's belly and l. Lo's backside. Print can be just as povverful. The Got Milk? moustache and Nike's lust Do lt. are povverful symbols. We don't expect you to be advertising geniuses. That's what vve're for We pride ourselves on getting your message across in a colorful vvay Lifelong friendships, homecoming, formal and just about anything can be immortalized in print. Let us turn your life, memories, emotions into a lasting impression. 'r X 1 1 5 Q f N w Q 1 F .... we ..... .... .......... l lt's not all boring. Some of it is actually important. lt may not provide the shock and avve you get with a quality feature, but it tells the story - honest and faithful. The news is more important than the vvords. lt's more important than the quotes and the pictures. When you tie the news from one vveek to the next, from one year through 1 another, it tells the story of hovv we came to be vvho vve are. There are students vvho deserve to be singled out. They deserve our recogni- tion, our respect and a place in pages of the layhavvker. For almost a century, the layhavvker staff has honored the students vvho have acheived excellence in academics, leadership and community service. Over their four years at the Univerity of Kansas, these six seniors have proven their aptitude in the class- room and their leadership on campus. is - l i it es ie ie X 4 7' Athletics are important. lt's that simple. They bring us publicity, recognition and the all important buck. Their rises to greatness and falls from grace entertain, inspire and encourage us. Our cameras capture last second shots and two out homeruns. Behind the stats sheets and coach's clipboards are stories just as important as Final Fours and national championships. Stories that the layhawker is determined to find. . LFLW cccccc as ccccu s.s,-- You never know what you'll see on a walk from the Union, past Wescoe and down to Summerfield. The guy bang- ing madly at invisible drums. The small group ot students playing frisbee on the lawn. A sidewalk chalked full of slogans and spelling errors. lt changes from day to day, but the theme is always the same. We are KU. Every one of us brings a unique story to the collage of campus tales. For every story we tell, some unknown person is made a legend. For every event we experience, a birth of new memories occurs. it is our job to capture these moments, memories, legends and scandals. Student Life is who we are. W2 l'l22El ll0ylll' l12lD. WAWAWMMMMm We are constantly in search of people with a passion for words, pictures, telling a story and capturing a moment. lf you are interested in vvriting, photojournalism, public relations, business or web design, vve'd love to talk to you. Email us at yearbookQDku.edu for more information or visit our website at vvvvvv.ku.edu!Nyearbook. alias .... - ...... - .. - ... ... . .. . . ...... .. - . .... .... . . . . . . . .. . .. .. .. .... . . . A quality book isn't made with good quotes and inspirational vvords. A good story is just the beginning. Great pictures vvith just the right angle may catch the eye but don't tell the vvhole story. lt is our responsibiility to bring everything together. Without us, the big picture vvould never be told. The pages of the layhavvker would be filled with individual moments that fall short of telling the story of KU. lt's our quest for greatness that uni- fies the vision of our vvriters and photographers. ,, uf' 'A ff fifQ1ffffllliffffflfffffffffffffflfffflffwminqngfflffffl ' f f T' We write becasue it's the only vvay to make our imaginations soar We write to feel the energy pulse through our temples and out into our fingers as vve capture a scene, a quote, a moment. We vvatch, vve listen, vve ask the questions everyone is dying to knovv. And the ones they never thought to ask. We give our stories to the reader with confidence becasue vve have gone through first dragts, major revi- sions and the editor's red pen has finally run out of things to change. We write becasue it's the best way to learn. We write becasue it's just so much freakin' fun. Why else would vve even bother? ...... , ,....... --.,,a,,, W .... H ..... W .... - ..... J .... s ..... We are not photographers. We are photojournalists. Time and time again, vve prove our perserverence by caputuring that one moment in time that illustrates the subject and educates the audience. We strive for that one photo that captures the heart and soul of the subject -the one photo that tells the the story. The vvhole story. mpamnusjiiec 0 inilexnlslniices. S 010-011 layhawks on Parade 012-013 KU Ambassadors 014-015 Marching Band 016-017 Dole Center 018-019 Panhel!lFC!House that Greeks Built 020-021 Dance 022-023 Homecoming 024-025 Kevin Willmott!CSA 026-027 Thematic Learning Communities 028-029 jobs 030-031 Bars!Bartenders 032-033 KJHK 034-037 Women ot KU!Distinction 038-039 CCO 040-041 Student Senate!Free Bus 042-043 Primaries!Elections 044-047 SUA 048-049 Winter Weather 050-051 Best Places to. .. 052-065 Lied Center 056-059 Rock Chalk Revue 060-061 Sports Div 062-063 Football 064-065 Tangerine Bowl 066-067 Soccer 068-069 Cross Country lVlen's 070-071 Cross Country Women's 072-073 Intramurals 074-075 Bill Self 076-077 Volleyball 078-079 Swimming 080-081 Women's Basketball 082-085 Men's Basketball 086-087 Crimson Girls!Cheer 088-089 Women's Golf 090-091 lVlen's Golf 092-093 Women's Tennis 094-095 lVlarion Washington 096-097 Baseball 098-099 Softball 100-101 Rowing 102-103 Women's Track 61 Field 104-105 lVlen's Track 61 Field 106-107 New Rec Center lheyearbuukunlyeuslS35lunuiehase.Whalahaidainl lhe Zlllil layhawkei Yeeiheek is lhe uiuduel ul a smell eluslei el dediealed individuals whu devuled mess eniuunls el lime le ieseaiehind, wiilinn, desiuninn and nienannu neues. lhiee ediluis and a handlul el nhuluuianheis snenl lheiiliee lime eenluiindlheyeaiselhelyuuwenl leidel il. nudes in lhe llieneailJuukl1esdlJeen aieund sinee lhe bdeuidnning ul Kid, in JLHILQQJJLZLZQQ BUHUSB :: leekine hack, il jusl seemed like aueed idea. Semelimee yeu ean'l ask why. il Women from Kappa Kappa Gamma greet their new members as they exit Budig Hall on Bid Day New members recieved their bid cards in the afternoon and then spent the evening' with their new chapters. Students participate in an on-campus comedy night. DBIICEYS enrolled in' ballet classes ' at the University spent time warming up before X dancing. Ballet offered students an opportunity to continue their earlier dance training. ---photos by i -,mb loah Buchanan Even looking back, we can't always answer that ll i .,,. .ww rr r 'iwlll Il wi i ll it l iii in L . .l rr i ll lilj l . ll, . if rl ill ll ' r W. wil ll li iw W Jlilllllilrl i it e lllrx A W llllllllw f W ihf 1 W W W .ill l!llh5'lJf'. . 1,7 ff e.Lf,,,,, ,,,,,,, fum ,,-M ,,,,,N,, .. 'Will 'i . 'lllilil:'l. 1, . rlxlllllll l'.l rq l .,,Qr,'l,ii- '- 'ilrwi 'l 'Wi-.. i l i.lllii'i f l lilly, y l lfiilflif fly question. We can learn a lot in retrospect - hindsight being 20120 and all that - but we it may take awhile before we understand why, or sometimes how, we did the things we did. Your first answer might not be the right one. Why did you sleep through class? lt probably wasn't because you were a little sleepy. Maybe you kissed a boy on the dance floor and now he sits next to you in Introduction to Poetry and you just can't lace him this morning. Why did you blow oil your research paper? Why didn't you read the assigned chapter? Why did you think seven consecutive days of drink specials seemed like genius? mmap l2ll1SlD2.. Why can be inquisitive, hostile, or sarcastic. lt can also easily be transformed into a why not? that reflects confidence, adventure and risk. Why not? is about spontaneous dance parties, road trips, seeing a jazz trio on lflass Street or answering a Want Ad in the Kansan. lt's the college experience it two little words. lt's acquring knowledge and making memories. The why not? moments will be the stories you tell your children and dinner party guests. lclockwise from lower ,leftl Wumell from Kappa Delta sorority await their ' new member class. --photo byloah ' Buchanan Cafblille Smith defends the ball against her opponent. -photo , by Ryan Scarrow StlldEIlfS participate in the Victory Campus Ministry halloween party -photo by loah Buchanan Inslaad al asking i'why? , ask 'iwhy nat? Upsn your mind and Ial il all in. assafaaa W h y I because it's time to start iiguring things om on your own M41 v'x-v.- HHH W., . .JH fx jig W4'1l,-:-im-Q.,-. gre?--V 95 fm -U Y- ,g,1.,m,.,wJLy 4!w.x . H ,, . 4- V- J., ,L , af ffm 2-L. 1. , mm-tu-'lb 1 4-', f-I i, :qw w., , -v, .. ms, 1,1 1. .V sl-f. .2 J 1, Q1-'e1,g Q.z:,5fQ , wgfnsif,-15 -- X:- yfgf 1,55 , Q 1' 'T..' 'QA' Q, . ' . , in .::'z2f'l -1 ww V'- .,,.. , . ', ,fm w si. u1v.:. , wr - ,,, ,, Ll: , 1 IV-WAAKQZ... hw W ff- fl v -- 1 , . f 'f ' r ' Vw I H- 1 :W u.. 4, ,u U5 Uv ,L H' . pf ,, 11 Vx! ' rl flq . f , . , 1 V ' x rl' ,JM 4 1 -,M 1 W A 7HHlIHII!HiQ'l'Mli!rT4-TPL-I ' ' lx s il? W ' 1 r 991. f .L , s cc colophon. lauren airey. editorin chief. jacky carter. director of production. joah buchanan. director of photography. matt beckner. director of marketing. staff. ryan scarrow, jessica fergen, daniel rieman, andrew ward The layhawker yearbook was published by Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, Texas. The 304 pages were submitted on CD-R for a press run of 2,000. Pagination was completed using Adobe Pagemaker 7.0 and Photoshop 6.0. Fonts used throughout the book include Libel Suit, Steelfish, Pakenham, Blue Highway, Bodoni SvntyTwo, CA Aires and Adadi Light Condensed. Athletic photos were taken by KU Athletics. Fraternity and sorority composites were contributed by University Photo and Fraternal Composites. Many kudos and well wishes go out to those who helped us through the challenges this year. Bob Turvey, who we bombarded with emails and questions and was always able to come up with ideas to get us out of a bindg lohn Hudnall and Diane Lazaarinog Kevin Garberg The Union and CCL office staff who put up with our odd work schedules. Thanks, lt's been real. I