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Who Is Mrs. E? Budig, Malott and Wescoe Are People Too Jayplay FEBRUARY 01, 2007 POWER OF A JERSEY SUPERSTITIONS OF ATHLETES AND THEIR FANS PAGE 5 PROTECT YOURSELF ALWAYS USE SUNSCREEN AND OTHER TIPS PAGE 11 ROCK, PAPER, BEER BEER DISTRIBUTORS PAGE 13 WHO IS MRS. E? BUDIG, MALOTT AND WESCOE ARE PEOPLE TOO. PAGE 8 AND MARK VIERTHALER EXPLAINS HIS OBSESSION WITH A DANGEROUS SPORT. PAGE 15 ABLE F onTenTs It was raining outside 13 whennote. I camet to visit the University during my senior year of high school, but through the clouds and the drizzle campus remained an impressive sight. As our tour guide backpedaled adroitly down Jayhawk Boulevard (a 11 practice that baffled me as much then as it does now), I began to imagine myself as a Jayhawk, taking classes 07 in the stately confines of Strong Hall and studying late at night deep in the heart of Watkins Library. 15 Campus was full of the beautiful old buildings I 14 imagined would be there 08 and I liked it immediately. Then I saw Wescoe Hall. The squat gray building lay splattered across 15 campus like the birthmark 05 11 on Gorbachev’s forehead, a terrible blotch on an otherwise idyllic canvas. I could not believe anyone calendar 03 had ever allowed it to be music and evenTs built and began to wonder Dave Diamond, Will Hoge and more 1307 what sort of criminal the people 11 1516 building was named for. Pushin’ booze 05 Had he been a bootlegger, a The lives of alcohol distributors plagiarist or worse? I could notice 05 only speculate. It turns out the man, the do you believe in magic? 08 late W. Clarke Wescoe, was Sports superstitions anything but a criminal and out 13 had served the University on The road again well as its 10th chancellor from 1960 to 1969. In “Good health 07 Lawrence’s The Brody Buster Band Afternoon, Mrs. E,” Frank WinTer Warnings Tankard tells the true stories of Wescoe and a few of the Protect your skin all winter other forgotten men and speak 15 women whose names have become places on campus. Welcome To The suck feature 08 Mark Vierthaler is obsessed with hockey ßDave Ruigh, co-editor good afTernoon, mrs. e The people behind the buildings ON THE cover: illustration/ Katherine COQuillette JAYPLAYERS EDITORS MAKIN’ IT HAPPEN PHOTOGRAPHERS MCGUYVER STUFF OUT HIT THE TOWN CREATIVE CONSULTANT FOUR SEA There were two errors in last week’s Dave Ruigh Amanda Sellers Matt Elder CREATURES Jayplay. 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