University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Two students make a run to Joe's Bakery for hot doughnuts. The bakery was open weeknights until 2 a.m. to appease late-night student cravings. photo Renee Knoeber A 40 rJ',,.- , ,.,f s ,pr ,i -. A. if continued from p. 2 Since 1973- l lt was also a year that brought investigation to allegations that former law professor Emil Tonlcovich sexually harassed one ofhis students. It was a year of newfound victories and teamwork. lt was a year of a football comeback. The team was ranked nationally in the top 25 by Associated Press for the first time lt was a year in which an economic recession continued making it difficult for graduating students to find jobs in their fields when they got out. It was a year during which manr students who did not find jobs in their fields decided to opted for graduate school. It was a year of looking at problems and trying to fins l n t r o d u c t i o n

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Fraternity and sorority members drench each other with water from the Chi Omega fountain during Water Wars Fest. The water wars were part of Greek Week activities. photo by jason Hyman. Students wave the wheat after KU's fourth touchdown against Ball State. photo by Stephen Pingry, Stacy MacFarlane, as Ariel, describes her past service as spiritual servant to Prospero, William Kuhlke, during the University production of The Tempest. photo by john Gamble, lntroduction

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lllllfl' lm: Q11 Q10 id il U Mil- tilcl l in H1 DUN solutions. It was a year that saw development ofnew alternative presses like Whosiiwtions and the Oread Review to show different sides of an issue not covered by the mainstream campus newspaper. lt was a year of seeing all ofthe angles and all ofthe alternatives. And it was a year of discovering strength in our diversity. Kyle Bean, Lawrence resident, demonstrates in front of City Hall. N.O.R.M.L. protested every Tuesday night to urge for the legalization of marijuana. photo by jay Thornton Kyle Wilson, Kansas City, Mo., senior, studies while Michelle Putthoff, Kansas City, Kan., senior, relaxes under a tree between Watson Library and Fraser Hall. photo by Jay Thornton TEM, 'nf 1 'N S JZ? IO! Kilt 61' If Todd Moore, Olathe junior, sings to anyone who passes by on Jayhawk Boulevard. Moore sang many of his own songs as a tension-reliever for students. photo Stephen Pingry I :Liga , I n t r o d u c t i o n .5 V , is 4.2!