University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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umu-Crawl out of bed. 0732-Jump in the shower. 0758-Look in the closet for something clean to wear. 0807 Grab a Mountain Dew for breakfast. 0818-Catch the late bus. 0830-Take an Art History Midterm. 0920-Chuck it to Summerfield in 12 minutes. 1012-Wake up in Economics. 030-Center for Community Outreach meeting. 1145-Lead the Western Civ. discussion without having read Ccmdzde 1230-Cafeteria food and the Kcmsan for lunch. 1338-Play hide and seek in the Watson Library stacks. 1452-Abandon hopes of finding friend. 1503-Miss the late bus. Walk home. 1529-Arrive at home, get ready for Work. 1555-Make it to work on time for once. 1600 Make first telemarketing call lll 1602-Get cursed at and hung up on for the first time of the day. 1930-Leave Work for home. 1934-Catch your roommate in a compromising position. 1935-Clean up in the shower. 2000-Meet friends at The Crossing.

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AYHAWK THE ATMOSPHERE CRACKLED wma sPrR1T DURING Homecoming weekend on Mount Oread. Students and community members united to celebrate what it meant to be a Jayhawk. The festivities began on Friday with the annual Homecoming parade, which lasted one hour and prevented any traffic from traveling down Jayhawk Boulevard. Fraternities, sororities and other cam- pus organizations built floats forthe parade. Stephenson Scholarship Hall's float was dis- qualified because it was considered to be in poor taste. HI think that in one respect, it is cool because they said they had first amendment rights, Kevin Sontag, St. Louis sophomore said. f'But I also think this parade was supposed to be in good taste, and by what they did they abused first amendment rights. I didn't think it was meant to be anything but a publicity stunt. Triangle fraternity and Alpha Gamma Delta sorority won first place for their float. The second place winners were Theta Chi fraternity and Al- pha Chi Omega sorority, Carrie Julian, Shawnee sophomore, said she enjoyed the parade because it tied the University with the Lawrence community. I think it's wonderful that so many members of the community come to watch the Homecom- ing paradej' Julian said. f'It shows that KU and Lawrence have a real connection when poeple in the town have as much pride as we do. Saturday marked the football game against Southern Methodist University. Memorial Sta- dium was specked with crimson and blue as thou- sands of students, alumni and other fans cheered the Jayhawks to a 27-9 victory. 'fSeeing KU win the homecoming game made me proud to be a Jayhawk, Alison Paul, Webster Groves, Mo., freshman said. BY AMANDA HAY PHOTOS BY KATE LEVENSON campus life l -f' 'H J - -T,--1 1 ,- i' 4 ,, rl: -.. ' L 1- :Gen A 5'-sipna 1 I ,'5V?1'..., if lj ft2'.uf.':.p Y' ' ' ik ' X 'I T V' ff ' .Y M4 V l