Hinrich Fans Call Him Harry Potter On Court
Kansas guard Kirk Hinrich, nicknamed Harry Potter by Texas A&M fans for his shaggy hair, showcases wizardry on the basketball court amid a feature on KU stars.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2002
Page
1
Kansas guard Kirk Hinrich, nicknamed Harry Potter by Texas A&M fans for his shaggy hair, showcases wizardry on the basketball court amid a feature on KU stars.
Al Duckworth, a Korean War veteran nicknamed Miracle, rarely recalls combat until he was awarded a medal by South Korea's president. In Afghanistan, Taliban inmates plead for U.S. incarceration amid reports of harsh conditions at Guantanamo Bay.
President Bush closes a rally in Winston-Salem North Carolina urging Americans to join his USA Freedom Corps. He frames service as a patriotic duty and calls for widespread volunteerism. The speech highlights national unity and civic engagement.
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Kansas University and area schools canceled on Wednesday as a severe winter storm coated northeast Kansas in ice and snow. KU halted classes for the ninth time in 30 years and urged non essential staff to stay home while Douglas County offices and the Legislature closed for the day. Students test makeshift sleds on Daisy Hill as the day off offers time to play.
Officials announce updates on school cancellations after 5 30 a m with 6News broadcasting live weather and news every 30 minutes starting at 6 a m. Cancellation updates will also appear on ljworld com as soon as available.
President Bush singles out Iraq Iran and North Korea as an axis of evil and weighs escalating sanctions and patrols while seeking to stop arms programs and deter terrorism. Rumsfeld cautions no imminent action as officials discuss talks with Iran and North Korea and continued weapons inspections in Iraq.
GAO plans to sue to force disclosure of White House meetings with President Bush's energy task force, while giving the White House a review period. The dispute centers on records from Vice President Cheney's National Energy Policy Development Group linked to Bush's energy policy. Comptroller General Walker said the lawsuit could come in two or three weeks as White House insists on keeping the information private.
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