Mangino asks fans to drop obscene chant at KU game
Kansas University coach Mark Mangino will urge fans to stop shouting an obscene chant after kickoffs. A video message to students will be emailed and shown on the video board before the game against Colorado, asking replacing words with appropriate cheer. The move follows campus discussions on reducing exposure of the chant to kids and TV audiences.
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Students Aid ALS Patient Through Break Volunteering
Kansas University students joined Extra Hands for ALS in Dallas during spring break to perform home chores for a woman with ALS. The story follows Kent Smalter, his partner Angela Nascimento, and the daily struggles of caregiving, mobility limits, and fundraising needs for costly equipment like a $32,000 wheelchair.
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Lawrence
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Walk to Defeat ALS at KU Union Sunday
Catherice hosts the fourth annual Walk to Defeat ALS starting at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Kansas Union. Registration begins at 1 p.m. for a three mile route with no participation fee. Donations welcome. music and refreshments provided. Sponsored by KU Phi Delta Theta and Keith Worthington ALS Chapter.
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Nobel Prize Glow Enables Live-Cell Imaging Revolution
Three U S based scientists won the Nobel Prize in chemistry for turning a glowing jellyfish protein into GFP used to watch brain cells, tumor growth, and cancer spread in living cells and organisms. The award compares GFP's impact to the invention of the microscope. A Harvard lab image shows mouse brain cells glowing with fluorescent proteins.
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Nader Visit Planned in Lawrence This Friday
Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader is set to visit Lawrence this Friday drawing local attention. Campaign organizers expect a public rally and a Q&A session at a downtown venue.
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Market Bottom Not Yet In Sight
Market downturn dominates U S stocks with losses topping trillions as credit crisis and housing weakness erode confidence. Dow and S P 500 fall about a third from highs while experts cite lack of bottom until housing stability and bank lending improve, underscoring broad uncertainty.
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