These are the answers for the puzzles on page 4 of the Nov. 12 Daily Kansan. Crossword Answers Cryptoquip Answers Cryptoquip 1: NOVEL ABOUT A SCARLET-TONED FERRET’S RELATIVE THAT IS BRAVE: “THE RED BADGER OF COURAGE.” Sudoku Answers
KU Dance Marathon was held in the Kansas Ballroom Nov. 10. It is a fundraising event and 100 percent of the proceeds go to local children and families through KU Pediatrics. It was held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. It was the fifth dance marathon event at KU and had over 530 registered [...]
They didn’t pass out chocolates or roses, and Valentine’s Day remains more than three months away, but the Kansas men’s basketball team is in love. They are in love with the jump shot, specifically the 3-point jump shot, and it demonstrated their love by shooting 22 3-point attempts in the game, even though they made [...]
World War II Navajo Code Talker and former student Chester Nez will receive his diploma from the University Monday. At 91 years old, Nez is the only remaining living code talker of the original 29 who served during World War II. Overall, 420 Code Talkers served during the war after being recruited by the original [...]
Student senate passed several funding bills during its full meeting Wednesday night. The passed bills include: A performance by vocalist Nirmalya Dey and percussionist Mhan Shyam Sharma hosted by the Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst Youth on Nov. 11 Speakers Marc Basmuthi Joseph and Loretta Ross will speak during [...]
These are the answers for the puzzles on page 6A of the Nov. 8 Daily Kansan. Crossword Answers Cryptoquip Answers Cryptoquip 1: IF IT’S DISCOVERED THAT SOME FISH WERE FIBBING, THEY VERY WELL MIGHT HAVE BEEN COD IN A LIE. Sudoku Answers
From 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. this Saturday, students have the opportunity to make a difference in their community. The University will host its fifth Dance Marathon this Saturday in the Kansas Union Ballroom. Dance Marathon is a program under the Children’s Miracle Network that raises money for children and their families at hospitals in [...]
With cell phones as bedmates and college a necessity, the millennial generation is fast setting itself apart from parents and grandparents. The millennial generation, or those born after 1980, has the highest amount of education, with 54 percent having some college education, according to a 2010 Pew Research Center study. The study examined millennials age [...]
There’s nothing like going to the movies. As a kid, I’d spend my summer days at the local theater for a $2 matinee. For my first “date,” I saw a horror movie and got to hold the girl when she was scared. Even in my senior year of high school, I’d spend Thursday nights at [...]
From the standpoint of an outsider, the life of a professional extreme sport athlete looks glamorous. Although the struggles on their turf are visible to their fans, what goes on behind the scenes can sometimes be just as stressful. Tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Liberty Hall, Hand Built Productions will present two snowboarding documentaries: Their [...]
Potter Lake is over the hill — no pun intended. The small body of water is now 101 years old and has seen its fair share of lunch-tray sledding sessions, picnic gatherings and sunken goalposts. But despite its storied history, littering, sedimentation and foul-smelling algal blooms have plagued the lake in recent years. Because of [...]
A unique show with local artists is preparing to blow the minds of its patrons with an upcoming performance. The Kansas City–based show Quixotic, which originally began its creative ventures in abandoned warehouses and buildings in the Kansas City area in 2005, will perform Friday night at the Lied Center. Much like Cirque du Soleil, [...]
About 50 students were gathered in the lobby of the Kansas Union watching as Barack Obama was announced the winner of the 2012 Presidential Election last night. When Obama reached 270 electoral votes and Wolf Blitzer of CNN announced that he was reelected, cheers erupted from many of the students in attendance. “I voted for [...]
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An election watch party was held Tuesday night on the fourth floor of the Kansas Union put on by Student Union Activities (SUA.) Students crowded around a projector screening live coverage of the election results on CNN.
