In the Halls by Robert Riley Question on KU player favorite
Clarke Cunningham, a seventh grader at South Junior High, names Drew Gooden as his favorite KU basketball player citing his consistent double doubles.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2005
Page
6
Clarke Cunningham, a seventh grader at South Junior High, names Drew Gooden as his favorite KU basketball player citing his consistent double doubles.
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Jason Mraz reflects on his second album Mr A Z noting it finally mirrors his artistic vision. He contrasts it with Waiting for My Rocket to Come and explains label shifts under Warner and Atlantic giving him freedom. The polished, experimental record centers on relationships and his signature wit.
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