Lowest scoring title game in college basketball history
The University of Connecticut defeated Butler 53-41, producing a championship game with record low offense. Butler made only 18.8 percent of its field goals, the worst shooting mark ever in a title game, while Kentucky’s 46-36 win in 1949 remains the only lower combined point total.
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Kansas sesquicentennial celebration featured by LJWorld.com
LJWorld.com marks Kansas 150th birthday on January 29 2011 with a special feature. The site collects Kansas history stories from its reporters and the Wichita Eagle about notable events and figures such as Carrie Nation Amelia Earhart Dwight Eisenhower and Dust Bowl era life. A gallery of historical photos accompanies the coverage and a calendar of 2011 events remains active.
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Motorcycle crash injures Tonganoxie woman in fair condition
A 44 year old Tonganoxie woman riding as a passenger on a 1998 Harley Davidson was listed in fair condition Tuesday at Kansas University Hospital after a Sunday afternoon crash on U S 24 40 near 243rd Street. Driver Bret A Clark 48 of Tonganoxie was also hospitalized with unknown condition. The sheriff said Clark lost control after hitting sand in a curve and the bike overturned into a ditch.
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Kansas University Pharmacy Ranked No 4 in NIH Funding
Kansas University School of Pharmacy holds a No 4 ranking in NIH funding among U S schools of pharmacy with the position cited amid unclear details in a Tuesday article.
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National Institutes of Health
Schools of Pharmacy
Jazz It Up honors KU dean at DCSS fundraiser
Douglas County Senior Services presents Jazz It Up a black-tie fundraiser honoring Ken Audus KU dean of the School of Pharmacy and 2011 Seaver Award winner. The event runs 6 to 9 pm April 28 at Maceli's 1031 N H. Clyde Bysom and River City Six perform. Tickets $75 at DCSS 745 Vt or Peoples Bank 4831 W Sixth St or by calling 830-4626.
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