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THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 2011 WWW.KANSAN.COM VOLUME 123 ISSUE 106 WEIRD SCIENCE BY IAN CUMMINGS “The 800-pound gorilla in the [email protected] room is putting it in the ground safely,” said W. Lynn Watney, The Arbuckle Group, a watery, senior KGS scientific fellow. Ancient rock may assist underground rock structure, was “We’re trying to prove the con- created in southern Kansas 480 cept so that it will be palatable to million years ago, when fish were regulators.” just beginning to evolve. Since W a t n e y , f then, time has buried it as much and Saibal as 8,000 feet beneath the earth’s Bhattacharya, in climate control e orts surface. the lead KGS In modern times, the 17-county engineer, are area over the Arbuckle has been the principal ARBUCKLE AQUIFER AT WORK a profitable territory for the oil investigators CO2 industry, but now those oil rigs of the project. BEREXCO DRILLING EQUIPMENT are being used for a different pur- Their team is Watney pose. If all goes as anticipated, using oil rigs instead of pumping out oil, the and advanced rigs will pump in carbon diox- seismic imaging technology to ide in an effort to curb climate test the Arbuckle aquifer’s ability change. Deep inside the earth, to store carbon dioxide within the the Arbuckle’s aquafier system saltwater and pores in the rock. 8000 FT will become a depository for the The KGS initially received a $5 greenhouse causing gas. million grant from the DOE in With $10 million in fed- 2009 and received another $5 mil- eral grants, members of the lion last month. POT University’s Kansas Geological Watney said the goal of the ABLE GROU Survey have drilled 5,000 feet into project, which is to be complet- NDW ed in December of 2012, is to AT the Arbuckle in Sumner County, ER just south of Wichita, to investi- measure the volume and test the gate its potential for storing car- safety of the Arbuckle. The cur- rent project plan does not involve SH bon dioxide. ALE any injection. Impermeable barrier SOUTH-CENTRAL KANSAS CO2 PROJECT CO2 AS OIL/GAS Geologic carbon sequestration, INDUSTRY TOOL the pumping of man-made carbon The petroleum industry has dioxide deep underground, is a been injecting carbon dioxide nationwide Department of Energy into the earth for more than 30 (DOE) initiative to mitigate the years, but not for the purpose of ARBUCKLE AQUIFER effects of greenhouse gases. trapping it. Enhanced oil recovery A porous rock formation between The DOE estimates that geo- is the industry term for pump- ing carbon dioxide into oil or 250 and 8000 feet below the logic formations in the U.S. such as saline aquifers and oil and gas gas reservoirs in order to increase ground. It underlies 17 counties in reservoirs have the potential to productivity. As practiced today, southern Kansas. absorb the nation’s total output it has no significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions. — Information from kgs.ku.edu of carbon dioxide from fossil fuel CARBONATE ROCK emissions for the next 600 years. The KGS has subcontracted with petroleum firms such as Dolomite, limestone By trapping carbon dioxide underground, policy makers hope Berexco LLC, Beredco Drilling and Bittersweet Energy Inc. in SALTWATER, OPEN SPACE to help the U.S. meet its goal of halting the increase in greenhouse order to accomplish the drilling, CO2 would be pumped into these spaces. gas. They also hope to make a new gain access to practical expertise industry as private businesses find and draw private industry into the economic incentives to dispose of business of carbon dioxide. carbon dioxide. “If the industry looks at it as an However, some studies question asset, they might help build the current estimates of the volume pipeline and make it feasible for a of carbon dioxide those geologic power plant,” Watney said. spaces can hold, while others raise questions about groundwater con- SEE WEIRD SCIENCE tamination. ON PAGE 6A

GREEK LIFE CAMPUS Revue creates bonds, supports charity

BY LISA ANDERSEN with his prosthetic leg. [email protected] “I’ve always helped build the sets and whatnot but this is my irst year Chris Bronson/KANSAN h ursday through Saturday dancing,” Killen said. Renew KU iled a complaint against its opponent, KUnited, for allegedly breaking campaign rules. marks the 62nd annual Rock Chalk Killen was diagnosed with bone Revue at the University of Kansas. cancer at nine-years-old and has his year’s theme is “No Turning had a prosthetic leg since. He looks Back”. forward to his role as one of the ‘lost Each year, ive shows are selected boys’ in the show entitled “Myth of KUnited accused from 13 shows auditioned by greek the Campanile”. organizations are performed at “It’s one of those things I’ve just the Lied Center for the Lawrence never let hold me back,” Killen said. community with all proceeds go- “I’m an athlete. I like to be an ath- of chalking too early ing to the United Way of Douglas lete.” County. Killen said participating in Rock BY HANNAH DAVIS “I am not aligned with KUnited For Cam Killen, a senior from Chalk Revue helps him feel con- [email protected] this year. I have no stake in the nected to the University. process,” Dollinger said. Omaha, Neb. and a member of Phi Aaron Harris/KANSAN h i Section 401:1 of the student sen- Delta eta, this means his rst Chris Pyle, a senior from Leawood, sings during practice for Rock Chalk Revue at the Lied The student senate coalition, GREEK ate election code said this about stage appearance. He’ll be dancing SEE ON PAGE 6A Center Tuesday evening. Renew KU, filed a complaint Wednesday morning with the stu- chalking: “Chalking shall begin no dent senate elections commission. earlier than five weeks prior to the In the complaint, Renew KU alleges week of the general election.” INDEX HEALTH | 8A JAYPLAY | Inside that KUnited, an opposing student “Even though the calender isn’t out yet, the code clearly states that Classifieds...... 7B senate coalition, broke campaign rules by prematurely “chalking” on chalking cannot begin earlier than Crossword...... 4A campus. five weeks before the senate elec- Cryptoquips ...... 4A Listen Study: HPV The formal complaint contin- tions,” Dollinger said, “and KUnited Opinion...... 5A to the ues with an allegation that the adhered to those restrictions.” Sports...... 1B vaccine is Student Senate Chief of Staff and Dollinger defines “week” as an Sudoku...... 4A former member of KUnited, Aaron academic week. The week of Spring beat Dollinger “failed to publish the Break is not counted. Michael Wade WEATHER safe for men elections calendar and appoint Smith, student body president and Students an elections commissioner within member of KUnited, agrees with TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Women have been getting the required time frame.” As of Dollinger’s interpretation. show their Wednesday, no elections calender “There are hardly any students the vaccine for more than 10 passion for had yet been published. on campus during Spring Break so campaigning basically comes to a 62 42 48 28 45 26 years. A new study says it is music at KJHK, Lawrence’s Dollinger said the calender will Mostly Cloudy Showers Cloudy also efective for preventing college station devoted to be published in the next few days. halt,” Smith said. — weather.com infection and cancer in men. Dollinger said his former ties with alternative and local content. KUnited will not pose a conflict of All contents, unless stated otherwise, © 2011 The University Daily Kansan SEE CHALKING ON PAGE 6A interest. 2A / NEWS / THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 2011 / THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN / KANSAN.COM

QUOTE OF THE DAY — Thursday, March 3, 2011 “I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious.” Holocaust survivor speaks at ECM Students hunt for jobs

— Albert Einstein People with O- blood types are universal donors. People with AB+ FACT OF THE DAY Featured blood types are universal Einstein was ofered the Presidency videos recipients. The KU Blood of Israel in 1952 but declined it. An kansan.com Drive is next week in the element named einsteinium was Kansas Union ballroom and other campus discovered in 1952 and named in his Holocaust survivor Eva Edmunds spoke School of Education students attend locations. honor. Wednesday at Ecumenical Christian Ministries. Career Fair. They spoke with potential employers from across the country. — articleswave.com

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FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY March 4 March 5 March 6 n International students seeking U.S. employ- n Orienteer Kansas will be sponsoring an outdoor n The Lunafest International Film Festival is a ment, whether on or of campus, can attend a activity. Read a topographical map to race or hike festival of short ilms by, about and for women. workshop on how to write an efective American- around the course. Beginners are welcome and Sponsored nationally by Luna Bar, the festival trav- THURSDAY style resume. General resume writing advice will instruction will be ofered. Groups or individuals els from October to April each year and donates all March 3 be shared, and tips speciic to unique interna- are eligible to participate. Event will be held, rain proceeds to charity. The festival will run at Liberty tional student concerns will be highlighted. The or shine, at Perry Park from 1 to 4 p.m. Hall, starting at 5 p.m. Tickets are $10 for the gen- n Author Alan Glines will speak about workshop will be from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the eral public, $8 for students and seniors. his recent memoir “A Kansan Con- Jayhawk Room on level ive in the Kansas Union. quers the Cosmos: or, Spaced Out All My Life” at 1 p.m. at the Jayhawk Ink, MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY level two in the Kansas Union. March 7 March 8 March 9 n Join the directors of the MBA program for lunch n SUA will be hosting a Student Recipe Contest n Radio host, columnist and author Garrison Keil- in a casual business atmosphere and get the from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Jayhawk Room in the lor will talk about his experience growing up in insider view on the KU MBA program. The event Kansas Union. the Midwest. He will speak at the Lied Center from For more events, see will take place from 12-1 p.m. on the Edwards 7:30 to 9:15 p.m. calendar.ku.edu Campus.

ODD NEWS NATIONAL ODD NEWS Dog found in fridge Northwestern holds Congressional leaders YUMA, Ariz. — A runaway dog darted into an Arizona apartment and found a cool place to hide — the bottom of the refrigerator, sex demonstration negotiate a spending plan a Yuma Fire Department spokes- man said. MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE on stage with her male partner, MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE through September, a proposal said House Speaker John Boeh- When they went to the fridge who then penetrated the woman Democrats say is reckless. ner, R-Ohio. “We’ve done our to get some food to try to lure the CHICAGO — Northwestern with the device. WASHINGTON — he Sen- With both parties privately work.” dog outside, the animal jumped “It was a fun and educational University acknowledged ate on Wednesday gave inal doubtful about prospects for an Democrats maintain their in the appliance and refused to Wednesday that an unusual dem- experience,” Melvoin-Berg said. f approval to a stopgap measure agreement by March 18, when opening o er is already on the come out. onstration was held on campus last The students, he said, “seemed to to fund the government for two the two-week spending plan ex- table — a freeze in spending lev- Fireighters found the small week in which students observed be incredibly pleased. We had a weeks and President Barack pires, the White House stepped els. Coupled with the reductions black terrier-type dog crouched a woman being penetrated by a number of them that got closer in to prevent a succession of tem- passed Wednesday, they contend Obama called on congressional on the bottom shelf, snapping at sex toy. and closer.” porary measures, which oicials they are halfway to meeting the leaders to negotiate a lasting anyone who approached. They The university will pay the man Melvoin-Berg said he typically worry will create uncertainty in GOP goal for federal spending spending plan that quells the used protective gear to pick up who arranged for the demon- gets paid $300 to $500 for an hour- continuing risk of a federal shut- the economy. reductions. the pooch and put it in a carrier. stration, which was held in front long lecture, but he declined to down. “We will Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., say how much Northwestern has of about 100 students attending But the “It’s time for them to look to these the Senate majority leader, dis- psychology professor J. Michael agreed to pay him. Spokesman Al p r o s p e c t negotiations missed GOP pressure to present Mystery letter Bailey’s human sexuality class. The Cubbage confirmed that the uni- for politi- outline for us what’s to ind the a new Democratic plan as “fool- demonstration occurred after class versity has agreed to pay. cal drama c o m m o n ishness.” their position to keep the h arrives 70 years late and was optional. There are 567 students regis- quickly con- ground that “ at’s what negotiations are MONTGOMERY, Ala. — A World Bailey occasionally holds lec- tered for Bailey’s class, Cubbage fronted the government funded.” we believe all about,” Reid said. War II-era letter addressed to a exists,” said he nature of the reductions tures, demonstrations and other said. Bailey did not return calls White House woman at a Red Cross hospital or e-mails seeking comment, and JOHN BOEHNER White House sought by Republicans brought activities after class, and on Feb. request for in California has been delivered Cubbage said Bailey told him he House Speaker spokesman a renewed round of objections. 21, he invited Ken Melvoin-Berg, talks, as Re- nearly 70 years after its postmark would not comment. p u b l i c a n Jay Carney. Secretary of State Hillary Rod- a Chicago tour guide, to discuss in Alabama, but the mystery of the Northwestern issued the fol- leaders de- Republi- ham Clinton again warned human sexuality, fetishes and message remains. female orgasm. lowing statement: “Northwestern clined to immediately agree to can leaders would not immedi- against steep foreign aid cuts, The letter is addressed to Miss After an initial discussion at University faculty members attend the irst meeting, which ately say whether they would at- which she said would weaken h R.T. Fletcher, American Red Cross Ryan Auditorium, the class was engage in teaching and research could be held as soon as urs- tend, demanding that Democrats national security. i h Station Hospital, Camp Roberts, told that a couple were going to on a wide variety of topics, some day. rst present their own budget “ ere have always been mo- h ofer, rather than simply criticiz- ments of temptation in our coun- Calif. demonstrate the use of a sex toy. of them controversial and at the e White House said that ing the GOP’s cuts. Republicans try to resist obligations beyond Camp Roberts was closed in “Both Professor Bailey and myself leading edge of their respective Vice President Joe Biden would also complained that the White our borders. But each time we gave them five or six warnings disciplines. lead talks, intended to break an 1970, so the letter was delivered House did not personally extend have shrunk from global leader- about what was about to happen “The university supports the impasse between congressional to the Camp Roberts Historical an invitation. ship, events have summoned us and it would be graphic,” Melvoin- efforts of its faculty to further the Democrats and Republicans Museum. Curator Gary McMaster “It’s time for them to outline back to reality,” Clinton testiied Berg told The Chicago Tribune. advancement of knowledge.” over the scope of federal budget says he hasn’t opened the letter reductions. Republicans insist on for us what’s their position to before the Senate Foreign Rela- The woman undressed and got for privacy reasons. extracting more than $60 billion keep the government funded,” tions Committee. — Associated Press

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Wednesday’s Supreme Court rul- Snyder killed in Iraq ing in favor of the right of Topeka’s Daily Kansan, disagreed with the “The court leaves the morality of Interfraternity Council President Jay Trump highly controversial Westboro ruling. the protests up to you and me to resigned Tuesday, two weeks after the IFC was placed Baptist Church to protest at mili- “Today’s decision is a disap- decide.” on probation. tary funerals has spurred a national pointment for Kansans who have The “God hates fags” and similar MARCH 10, 2006 IFC, the governing body for fraternities, was placed endured for so long the embarrass- protests evoke such strong reactions debate that’s many students and Westboro Baptist Church pro- on a two-year probation Feb. 15, following a hazing ment brought upon our state by the because of basic human nature, faculty on campus have continued. tests at Matthew Snyder’s funeral incident that occurred after a leadership turnover cer- shameful conduct of the Westboro Carnell said. And it’s a great thing Many of them have seen these pro- in Maryland. emony in November. Some mem- Baptist Church,” Schmidt said in a the law goes against what people tests first-hand and are wrestling bers of the council engaged in pad- media release Wednesday. naturally feel. with conflicting notions of the right dling after the ceremony, according According to the release, his “(The law) stops people from to free speech and the ideal of com- JUNE 5, 2006 to a report released by the Office of mon decency. office intends to “defend vigorously enforcing community values and Albert Snyder, Matthew’s father, the constitutionality of the Kansas social norms; it allows dissent, even Student Success. “As a citizen, I think what they iles a lawsuit against Fred The report completed by Lori do is vile, horrible, mean, petty and Funeral Privacy Act if and when it if it’s disgusting,” he said. “It creates Phelps, the Westboro Baptist Reesor, associate vice provost for disgusting,” said Chris Crandall, is challenged.” a good, democratic society.” student success, was distributed to professor of psychology. “But the Mark Johnson, adjunct pro- In other words, First Amendment Church, Rebekah Phelps-Davis Trump students at a Feb. 3 forum for the law protects what they do, and that’s fessor in journalism and a First laws exist to protect people from and Shirley Phelps-Roper, for greek community to dicuss the IFC what makes America great.” Amendment lawyer, understood the others’ natural reactions to ideas defamation, intrusion upon hazing issue. The report said Trump, John Pecis and The 8-to-1 majority decision of concerns of “vindication” for Phelps they don’t like, creating a forum for seclusion, publicity given to pri- the court affirmed this idea. and his followers, but said the law all ideas. vate life, intentional inliction of Jake Drodge had engaged in paddling along with other members of the council. “Speech is powerful,” Chief Justice is clear. Even if you don’t like the speech, emotional distress and civil con- “Some worry that this will con- he says, the need to protect it is “Three former exec members (Jake Droge, Jay John G. Roberts wrote for the deci- spiracy; the suit seeks punative firm that it’s worthwhile and should powerful, too. Trump, and John Pecis) also have new positions with sion, passed down Wednesday after damages for each count. four years of proceedings in the be continued,” Johnson said of the IFC. John was re-elected to his same position; Jay was Snyder v. Phelps case. “It can stir WBC’s funeral protesting. “But even — Edited by Corey Thibodeaux elected president; Jake was elected to IFC J-Board. They are the only three former members who par- OCT. 31, 2007 ticipated in the ‘paddling event’ and currenlty serve as TWEETING WITH THE A Maryland court rules in favor leaders within IFC” the report said. of Snyder and awards him $8 Pecis and Droge have also resigned from the coun- KANSAN million, which is later reduced to cil. $5 million Trump said in a statement that he does not believe @TheKansan_News in hazing and that he has never paddled or hazed “Students - what do you think of today’s Supreme Court anyone. ruling in favor of Westboro Baptist?” SEPT. 24, 2009 “A campaign has been waged against me in the The Fourth U.S. Circuit court of media and in emails and I have been labeled as a appeals overturns the original hazer, even though I am not,” Trump said. @dvlsndrgdlrs At the forum, multiple members of the IFC execu- “If people just ignored/didn’t acknowledge WBC, they would go away. They are gloriied trolls.” verdict, ruling in favor of Phelps tive council said they were willing to have other members vote on whether they should retain their positions. At an IFC meeting Feb. 15, a measure to @AlexBoyer90 MARCH 8, 2010 remove Trump as president failed by one vote. “It’s a toughie, but freedom of speech should never be infringed upon, even if what they have The U.S. Supreme Court agrees As part of the probation, members will meet with to say is stupid.” to take the case Nick Kehrwald, student conduct officer. Some mem- bers will attend an anti-hazing seminar in Colorado @MelanieRR and an anti-hazing consultant will be hired. In addi- “Coming from Topeka I hate the Phelps as much as anyone & even though it sucks, the right OCT. 6, 2010 tion, staff advisors will be present for all future turn- decision was made.” Oral arguments begin over ceremonies. @Roozle10 Aaron Dollinger, a member of the University’s anti- “Hate to see anything go Phelps’ way, but all citizens have a right to protext, even loons like the hazing task force, said the IFC presidential position MARCH 2, 2011 will remain vacant until December. The responsibili- WBC.” Supreme Court rules in favor of ties of president will be distributed among the rest of Phelps and Westboro the council. @ars627 Calls to the IFC office, Vice President Ben Pyle and “It’s victory for free speech. A defeat for common decency.” Source: Legal ilings,— the Office of Student Success were not returned. 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ARIES (March 21-April 19) Today is a 7 Today is a perfect day for medita- tion and soul searching. Find time to get away from noise, even the kind that you can’t hear, and just listen.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today is an 8 Listen to a friend, even if they seem like a hopeless dreamer. Let go of a fear by inspecting and researching it. Throw your hat over the fence, and jump after it.

GEMINI (May 21-June 21) Today is a 9 Write blueprints for a vision. Your reputation is on the rise. It may translate into a new career, a raise or new discoveries that pay off nicely.

CANCER (June 22-July 22) Today is a 7 Dreams empower. Listen to your environment. Go on an adventure; smell the flowers; look under the RON ARTESIAN rocks. Be like a three-year-old. Don’t be afraid to ask “Why?”

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today is a 7 Take it easy today. The more you learn, the more you discover you don’t know, and that’s a good thing. Keep it up. Stick to the facts, even when tempted to embellish.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Today is a 7 Today you may be torn between wanting to be alone, and wanting to be with others. While you’re fig- uring it out, go burn some calories. No excuses.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Today is a 9 New information opens up new possibilities. Avoid distractions for great productivity. You’re the king of the jungle today. Be a good and just ruler.

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EDITORIAL Cutting Federal Pell Grant Program will hurt future job market The U.S. Congress is preparing to school for a full academic year or less. bility for grants under the Republican fewer college graduates. This will only vote on wide-reaching budget cuts that The maximum Pell Grant award for proposal. add to the budget deficit in the long will affect millions of college students the 2010-2011 year is $5,500. Obama’s proposal would end run by reducing economic growth and across the country. According to the Kansan, 7.2 mil- supplemental Pell Grants starting in negatively affecting future entries into Both the president and Republicans lion students nation-wide received Pell summer 2012. Since 2009, students the job market. in Congress have put forth proposals Grants in 2009-2010. This includes planning to attend summer school The current cost of the Pell Grant to cut funds to the Federal Pell Grant 4,284 University of Kansas Pell Grant could apply for a second Pell Grant Program to the federal government is Program. While any cuts to this pro- recipients. to pay for school year-round. 650 KU about $45 billion. Obama’s proposal gram will be harmful, Obama’s pro- Under Obama’s plan, maximum students received a supplemental Pell would cost about $35 billion and the posal will result in slightly less damage aid will remain at $5,500, while the Grant last year. Republican proposal about $25 billion. than the Republicans’. Republican proposal slashes maxi- The loss of supplemental Pell Grants The Republican proposal might The Federal Pell Grant Program mum aid to $4,500. This is important will certainly hurt students who need save the government more money at opinion provides need-based grants to low- because the maximum grant is also the to attend school year-round, but will first, but at what costs in the long run? income college students. Different Expected Family Contribution cutoff be less damaging than the loss of Obama’s proposal, while still harmful, Ofrom loans, these grants do not have level for eligibility. Under Obama’s eligibility for any Pell Grants to 1.7 is a compromise. to be repaid. According to studentaid. plan a student with an EFC of $5,000 million students under the Republican for ed.gov, the amount awarded depends would be eligible for a grant, but not proposal. Erin Brown for the Kansan Editorial on a student’s financial need, costs to under the Republican proposal. As Drastic cuts to the Federal Pell Board. Freeall attend school, status as a full-time or cited by the Kansan on Feb. 21, 1.7 Grant Program will result in fewer apps.facebook.com/dailykansan part-time student and plans to attend million students would lose their eligi- people attending college and therefore

PAGE 5A Mizzou is currently having a Beat KU week. Pathetic or inspiring? I can’t RELIGION decide. Deinitely makes us a big deal LETTERS TO THE EDITOR though. Q&A with Tyrel Reed: The high court should not silence I had a dream that I baked brownies with Markief. Hopefully that’s a sign of my perfect life to come. Keeping the faith alive the Westboro Baptists, we should Practicing faith is a challenge. It takes I have just read the Associated understand that the strong bully is I think I’ve developed CREEPERanoia. support, enthusiasm and dedication. Press article on the Supreme Court’s himself a scared boy, as terrified by Meaning I am now paranoid that Tyrel Reed, senior guard on the men’s defense of the Westboro Baptist larger evils as the children he tor- every creeper is creeping on me. basketball team, keeps his faith alive by Church and its right to free speech. tures. This is what you have done to me KU making it a priority even in the midst of libraries. I hope you’re happy. As a native Topekan, I am appalled The Westboro Baptists fight evil a crazy student athlete schedule. Wayne that such a cruel group of people with evil, and we cannot continue Simien, who retired from professional have thrived so near my childhood this cycle. Through a display of per- basketball two years ago to work in home. However, I agree with the sonal strength, let us resurrect ques- KJHK brings world famous slam Christian ministry, meets with Reed BY ALLISON BOND poet Anis Mojgani to KU, the Kansan Supreme Court’s ruling: their right to tions in their children’s minds that and several other players on the team, [email protected] free speech is important for the pros- erased by cultish propaganda, quell- brings The Ying Yang Twins. That says for a weekly bible study. it all. perity of the American individual, ing a new generation of zealots. I sat down with Reed to talk about here. Once he got done playing profes- and limits on their hurtful attacks I want the nation to understand how his faith has grown through bas- sionally, he wanted to start minister- cannot be made through the courts. that Kansas is not characterized by DEAR JAMES FRANCO, PLEASE SWIPE ketball and the support of those closest ing to athletes. I was very encouraged Instead, I urge the nation to follow blind anger and shortsightedness. I MY V CARD. to him. by that and wanted to meet with him. in Topeka and Lawrence’s example want the Kansas political climate to There is a ‘By the Kingdom Living’ of legal tolerance but extreme per- evolve from the creationist school I will now extend my “frat pack” to What has your background in reli- book we went through the first semes- sonal disdain. It is our duty to voice board curricula and hateful Fred more than ive. gion been like? ter. They encourage us to meet one-on- our vehement disagreement with Phelps clans and display the compas- I went to church growing up with my one if we want as well. their racist, homophobic, treasonous sion, reason and strength of character OH MAH GODZ MEAN GIRLS 2 is as family. I was baptized and confirmed propaganda, but I urge each of us to we associate with the Midwest. funny as a butterly tramp stamp. in the Catholic How do you combine your faith fight them on their home court: the A nation cannot defeat this mon- Church. When I with basketball and school? powerful arena of public opinion. ster, but the individual can. Perhaps was growing up, and I think faith can be apart of your As Fred Phelps and his family as we, one by one, soften their I wish the whole world would be started to get older, everyday life. We pray every day before urge us to “mourn our sins,” I ask resolve, we can watch the dissolution populated with blondes. Hope practice. Before each game, as a team, that we lead the nation in mourning of Fred Phelps’ nauseating agenda. someone comes up with a ‘virus’ that I started going to we say the Lord’s Prayer together before their deep misunderstandings. The makes everyone blonde. youth groups and certain things in we run out of the tunnel. Coach Self is Westboro Baptists have weaponized Nicole McClure is a Senior from high school (which oriented in faith as well, and he allows the fallibility of the military, govern- Topeka Reed us to practice our faith. With school- ment and individual; however, we Okay, Hitler. led me to) a Baptist church. Now I go work, I think whether you want to do it or not, you are doing the work for the I want whatever Charlie Sheen is to a non-denominational church called Lord. Just go at it as hard as you can. having. #WINNING Morningstar here in Lawrence.

I’m on a drug. It’s called Charlie How do you juggle being a student What advise do you have for other Be proud to live in Lawrence Sheen. and keeping an active faith? students who try to keep an active In my life, I put Jesus before every- faith? I have a few objections to Taylor pals adieu before departing our sepa- Bussinger’s proposals to change rate ways to go learn something new. I love looking through my old thing. He is the most important person If you have a heart for God and a Lawrence in Tuesday’s paper. First, Finally, prohibit Tech N9ne shows? anthropology notebook and seeing in my life. There are times when I have heart for the Lord, just really focus on please don’t abolish the Hawk because Clearly Mr. Bussinger has not attend- the lack of notes and the abundance to juggle a little bit, though. I’ve got him and know that he is in charge of game days would not be the same. ed one because they are delightful. of rocket ships, dinosaurs, basketball and school. There are times everything. You can’t try and separate Second, there is nothing wrong with a I’m proud to live in Lawrence. Love sharktopuses and the word “cake.” when you have to be good at time man- one from the other. Overall try to be a agement, so that you’re able to do all good person. Do the right things and little southern style and a good pair of it or leave it. Farewell, Tyrel! Give ‘em Hell! the things that you want. just be nice to everybody. That’s one boots; don’t mess with Texas. Third, way of showing your faith. walking to class with my friends in a Chad Huston is a junior from Every time I start to feel sorry for How did the bible study with Wayne Frat Pack is far more enjoyable than Tulsa, Okla. myself, I just thank my lucky stars Simien get started? Allison Bond is a junior in religous walking by myself. I shouldn’t be ridi- that I am not an engineering major. Wayne Simien is our team chaplain. studies and journalism from Andover. culed for dressing nice or bidding my I knew him before I was even a player I hate making decisions, alcoholism or grad school? Alcoholism or grad school? Maybe both... HUMOR I’ve got a bad case of BIEBER FEVER! Sorry, orangutans, it’s hard to choose forests over hin Mints I need a beer fever is more like it. In late February, environmentalist unhealthy for you with the rationaliza- 1976 remake of “King Kong” and Peter Glenn Hurowitz ran an opinion piece tion that you are supporting a youth Jackson’s “King Kong.” We really like Gingers have no souls, blondes have in The Huffington Post congratulat- organization. It would be like if you “King Kong.” no brains and the brunettes have ing two Girl Scouts who were forgoing could support the Red Cross by playing You know what? We’ll give you a it all! the traditional Girl Scout cookie sale Xbox for four hours a day. second chance. We’re a fair species, and because of the cookies’ connection to The cookies are vital to the Girl we wouldn’t want a fellow primate to deforestation in Southeast Asia. Scouts image. If they stopped selling us go extinct if there were some way to Gingers > Blondes > Bald > Apparently, the famous Thin Mints boxes of Trefoils and Savannahs, they avoid it. If you can somehow convince Brunettes. and Samoas require palm oil, the har- BY LOU SHUMAKER wouldn’t be any better than the Boy us that the lives of you and your fellow vesting of which has led to massive [email protected] Scouts, and we mostly just make fun of animals are worth more than boxes of habitat destruction in Indonesia and those guys. cookies, we will halt the production of Not just females. Chuck Norris, Malaysia and threatens to wipe out orangutan. You don’t want that to happen to the palm oil. Shaun White, Groundskeeper some critically endangered animals, You just couldn’t understand. We’d Girl Scouts, do you? Be reasonable. We have to warn you, though, Willie, and I believe that Gingers are especially orangutans. The message like to help you, we would, but we’re Frankly, you’re not presenting we’ve gotten pretty comfortable with superior to all. couldn’t be more clear. going to have to let you go. much of a defense. We already made the way things are, so your environ- So long, orangutans! Now, I know this doesn’t make a lot “Dunston Checks In,” what else could mental solutions better not require Note to self: What may look like a You did a great job, you really did. of sense to you. You’re looking around you possibly offer us? very much work. The fact is, if we had potential cancerous lump could You made hilarious faces, you looked and you’re thinking, “What is going When it comes down to it, we just to, we would brain you with a box of simply be a huge pimple. adorable in human clothes and throw- on? Why are these cookies such a big don’t like you as much as other apes. 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5k Race closes up shop for Ronald THE BEST NEST IN TOWN BY LAURA NIGHTENGALE “I’m talking to some people and McDonald House [email protected] they are working on whether or not they can make it happen,” Kaminski 1,2,3,& 4 Bedrooms Available The Pink Box Bakeshop’s pink said. door and window displays have In addition to the building attracted customers since 2009, but space, buyers wishing to continue now under the trademark pink block the Pink Shop Bakeshop business For details on leasing info contact: letters hangs a sign announcing the model would be able to purchase raffle prizes & free t-shirts (785)841-5255 business’s imminent closure. Kaminski’s recipes. She said she The bakeshop, 727 Massachusetts would sell the recipes for the entire Sat 4.2.11 or visit: St., opened when owner Michele menu unless the new business South Lawrence Traffic Rail www.hawkspointeapts.com Kaminski took a break from her owner wants to take over the exist- $15 Student Registration career in brand marketing to make ing business. $20 Non-Student her hobby into a full-time occu- The bakeshop will remain open pation. After about two years in until March 17, and will close business, Kaminski has decided to immediately after the St. Patrick’s return to marketing and plans to Day parade. sell her business. Kaminski could offer no specific Kaminski’s sign states that offers information about potential buyers, to buy the business will still be con- and remains open to offers from sidered, and she is currently work- other prospective owners. ALPHA DELTA PI ing with other potential buyers. — Edited by Brittany Nelson

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and caused no higher incidence of side effects Doctors recommend than did the placebo. Denning said that there is a risk of side effects with any vaccine. Possible side effects of any vaccine range from the common vaccine for prevention soreness and swelling around the injection site to fainting or, in rare cases, the development of infection and cancer of Guillan-Barre syndrome, which affects the immune system. Denning said it was the policy at Watkins that in men and women patients remain seated for 10-15 minutes after a vaccination in case of a fainting spell. BY IAN CUMMINGS Watkins administers both Gardasil [email protected] and Cervarix, a second vaccine that is only administered to females. Gardasil is available to A recent study published in the New England males and females between the ages of nine and Journal of Medicine reports that a human 26 and offers protection against four strains of papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine is safe and HPV, including those that cause genital warts effective for males. Doctors have recommended and the various types of cancer. Cervarix protects the vaccine to females for more than 10 years. against two strains of HPV that cause cancer. The vaccine is available at Watkins Memorial Gardasil is administered in a series of three Health Center. Patricia Denning, chief of staff injections over a period of six months, each of at Watkins, said the University helped develop which costs $150. Denning said the cost may or the vaccine from its experimental stages to may not be covered by insurance, but students commercial develoment, serving as a test site in are welcome to call for information or to make the 1990s. an appointment. The study reports on Gardasil, one of the two HPV vaccines currently available. The study — Edited by Danielle Packer tested the application of the vaccine among men and boys against a control group and found that it is effective in preventing infection. The STATISTICS vaccine also proved effective in preventing the devolopment of genital warts, which is the most nAbout 1% of sexually active men in common symptom of the disease in men. HPV the U.S. have genital warts at any one can also cause cancers of the penis, anus, head time. and neck in men. n800 men get HPV-related penile HPV is generally considered to be a greater cancer per year threat to women, as it causes 12,000 cases n1100 men get HPV-related anal of cervical cancer each year. Cervical cancer cancer per year is particularly dangerous because it typically n5700 men get HPV-related head and does not show symptoms until it is already neck cancers per year. advanced. Vaccination of males can be an effective —Source: Center for Disease Control means of preventing the spread of the disease if they have not already been infected. For this reason, some medical professionals recommend that the vaccine be administered to individuals WATKINS MEMORIAL before they become sexually active. The Center for Disease Control recommends HEALTH CENTER vaccination as one means of preventing infection Phone: and spread of the disease, as well as the associated (785) 864-9500 symptoms. Jeff Dimond, a spokesperson for the Hours: CDC, said the data in the study was available Monday - Friday when the vaccine was licensed for use by the 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. FDA. Saturday “So, this was taken into consideration when 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. we deliberated on the vaccine in 2009,” Dimond Sunday said. 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Check the UptoDate website at www.uptodate.com/ The study reported that the vaccine was safe patients/info THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN BASEBALL 6B Jayhawks work to pass .500 SPORTS The team heads to the Coca-Cola Classic this weekend after a three-game home stand.

THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 2011 WWW.KANSAN.COM PAGE 1B KANSAS 64, TEXAS A&M 51 COMMENTARY Jayhawks Title No. 7 is heaven play ugly Jayhawks celebrate Senior Night with to beat their seventh Aggies straight Big 12 title BY TIM DWYER [email protected] twitter.com/UDKbasketball

It’s supposed to be a feel-good night — Senior Night is. The seniors are supposed to have grins on their faces as they give their BY KORY CARPENTER speech after beating some Big 12 [email protected] foe. They’re supposed to be able to crack jokes and get laughs, even if eams need games like this. the jokes aren’t that funny. Maybe not every team, but The smiles were there any team with national Wednesday, just like they’re sup- T title aspirations certainly does. posed to be. And it seems they It was nearly 40 minutes of ugly, were a little bit wider when the bad-shooting basketball. It was Jayhawks clinched their seventh full of defense and lacked any consecutive Big 12 title on the semblance of rhythm. But don’t same night. It’s a streak unmatched take my word for it. since UCLA’s untouchable run of “The game had no rhythm,” 13 consecutive Pac-10 champion- Bill Self said of Wednesday’s ships, which ended in 1979. 64-51 win over Texas A&M. “It “It is amazing,” Self said. “I don’t was an ugly game, but that’s how think anybody’s won seven in a they needed to play to give them row. And of course, they had 13, the best chance.” and we aren’t getting 13.” With the amount of talent on Thirteen may be out of reach by this Kansas roster, running with Self’s count, but there’s plenty of the Jayhawks isn’t normally a pride to be had in seven, which no great idea. They’re “pretty,” says team has accomplished since the their coach. Pretty teams win a lot advent of the three-point line in of games and fill plenty of high- college basketball. light reels but don’t always suc- And talk about impressive: ceed in March. Just ask last year’s With this title, Self now has as team. The 2010 Jayhawks entered many losses at Allen Fieldhouse the tournament as the overall No. as he does consecutive conference 1 seed, only to be bounced by championships. That stat speaks Mike Gunnoe/KANSAN Northern Iowa, whose system can to Self’s unerring consistency Senior guard Brady Morningstar hugs Sophomore guard Elijah Johnson when Morningstar was taken out for the last time at Allen Fieldhouse. The Jayhawks won the game 64-51. be the poster child for “pretty” and a primary reason why the killers. They held the ball, con- Jayhawks are so difficult to top in trolled the tempo and rendered conference play. the best team in the conference A loss at Missouri and a Texas the Kansas talent nearly useless. When the Jayhawks don’t lose again, and Morningstar, hesitantly, win at Baylor this Saturday Read more of The highlight-filled careers of at home, that’s eight conference did just that. would mean a split title with the Basketball Sherron Collins and Cole Aldrich wins. Go at least .500 on the road “I mean,” he said, pausing. Longhorns, the only Big 12 team the seniors’ were gone after one ugly game. — the worst conference record “Yeah.” the Jayhawks haven’t beat this sea- rewind on That’s all it takes in March when in the streak was 12-4 — and it’s He didn’t want to say yes, it son. you meet a team with that men- tough for anyone else to claim the seems, because the title isn’t theirs “It’s a pretty good accom- speeches on 3B 4B-5B tality. crown. alone just yet, so the Jayhawks plishment,” senior guard Brady All season, Bill Self has talked “This is the best place to play in aren’t happy. Though the Big 12 Morningstar said. “But we’ve of his team’s need to get stops the world, believe it or not,” senior Championship trophy was in the still got business to take care of on the defensive end when the guard Brady Morningstar said. “I building, and the championship Saturday. We don’t like sharing shots weren’t falling. It didn’t hap- don’t think there’s another place in t-shirts were given out to players our titles.” To view more photos from Senior Night, pen for the first 29 minutes and the country, a better venue to play in the locker room, there was little 58 seconds against Texas A&M. in, so we’re spoiled with that.” congratulations offered and even — Edited by Erin Wilbert visit kansan.com/photos/galleries But after a Kansas timeout with The Jayhawks can say they are less pomp and circumstance. 10:02 left in the game, something clicked. Elijah Johnson finished an alley-oop from Marcus Morris SOFTBALL and the defense came alive. The Jayhawks finished the game on a 21-10 run, putting the Aggies to rest and ensuring the three Big 12 competition heats up as season continues seniors — Mario Little, Brady Morningstar, and Tyrel Reed — BY HANNAH WISE Diego. After three weekends of to Kansas’ 123 hits. The pitchers ended their Allen Fieldhouse [email protected] play the team has not changed have a team average ERA of 2.11 careers with a win. their mentality. They plan on on the season and are being led “Those are tournament type After three weekends of play focusing on the fundamentals and by freshman Kristin Martinez at games, where shots aren’t falling,” in tournaments in Florida and what they can control. 1.35. Tyrel Reed said. “You’ve got to North Carolina the Jayhawks “We are going to focus on our- “It has been the same goal all grind them out, because you can’t are 14-1 and ranked number 33 selves and that’s our goal. That’s year--to keep the ball down. We really get in a rhythm.” what we have been doing all sea- always say work the knees so in the nation, according to the For the first three quarters son and that’s what we are going keeping the ball down and hitting USA Today Coaches Poll. The of the game, questions arose. to do this weekend, just focus on our spots. We always focus on most competitive teams they have Neither team was looking great, faced are the University of North what we need to do and hopefully what we need to do rather than and the slow tempo would make Carolina and the University of it will all work out,” Smith said. focus on what the batter is doing,” even Phog Allen proud. The Minnesota. However, Big 12 play This weekend’s competition senior pitcher Allie Clark said. ugliness brought back memories is looming on the horizon and the will be some of the closest to what The offense has been able to majority of the teams in the past Big 12 play is expected to be. The work away because the pitchers of last year’s tournament loss. weekends are not equal competi- biggest difference that the team and the defense have been ending The final 10 minutes, however, tors to what the team will face in will see as they approach confer- innings quickly. As a team, the answered those questions. the upcoming weeks. ence play is pitching. Jayhawks have hit 24 home runs Any national champion will The Jayhawks defeated UNC “Every team in the Big 12 has on the season. This weekend will play at least one of these games 5-4 in their season opener. At the great pitching. Some teams we see be a good opportunity for the hit- in the tournament. It’s bound time, the Tarheels were ranked in the pre-conference season have ters to see tougher pitching and to happen over a six-game No. 25 in the nation. Minnesota maybe average pitching. So every make the necessary adjustments stretch. Last year’s “pretty” team delivered the Jayhawks’ only loss team we are going to see is going to still bring in runs. couldn’t beat an ugly team in at 5-4 during the past weekend’s to have stellar pitching; each game Things are coming together as the tournament. Will this year’s tournament opener. The two is going to be a tough one. It is they should be at this point in the version accomplish the feat if teams met again in the tourna- going to be a fight each game and season. As long as the team con- needed? Only time will tell, but we are going to have to be pre- tinues to stick to the fundamentals ment finals. Kansas came out on Wednesday night’s victory showed pared for that,” Smith said. and controlling the little aspects of top in the 1-0 win. fans, and more importantly the The team has continued to the game there is no reason they “We played some really good players, that they are capable of it. softball here the last few week- work together to pull out wins. should not continue to be a strong Chris Bronson/KANSAN It wasn’t appealing to the eye, ends and we are going to put it to The outfielders have not had to competitor and move up into the make many diving catches so far top 25 ranked teams. Senior pitcher Allie Clark pitches during practice Wednesday afternoon at the football practice but it was needed. the test at UNLV,” coach Megan i Smith said. because of the work done by the eld. The Jayhawks just won the Spartan Classic in Minnesota on Feb. 27. The Jayhawks next — Edited by Erin Wilbert This weekend the team travels pitching staff. This season the — Edited by Brittany Nelson game will be against Bradley on March 4, part of the UNLV Eller Media Stadium Classic. to Las Vegas to face Bradley, San pitchers have been kept oppo- Jose State, UNLV, Troy and San nents to only 76 hits compared 2B / SPORTS / THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 2011 / THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN / KANSAN.COM

QUOTE OF THE DAY THIS WEEK IN MORNING BREW KANSAS ATHLETICS “The scoreboard doesn’t lie. Never has.” TODAY It’s hard not to like Kansas State Baseball — Actor Charlie Sheen in one of his recent interviews vs. UC Riverside I know that this may be sacrilegious 5 p.m. considering that I am a student from Surprise, Ariz. the University of Kansas, but I really like Kansas State and the way that the team is FRIDAY playing right now. Baseball Everyone needs a good rival. And I think vs. CSU Bakersield FACT OF THE DAY respect is something that’s important in a 5 p.m. rivalry. New Jersey Nets point guard BY SAMANTHA ANDERSON Surprise, Ariz. Behind Frank Martin’s sideline-stomping [email protected] Deron Williams has 47 assists in his tantrums, ill-fitting mobster suits and stares irst three games with the Nets. It’s Softball that could probably turn someone to stone, I in shambles. How much of that had to do the most assists in the irst three vs. Bradley do think there is a guy who cares a lot about with overly high expectations? How much 11 a.m. games on a new team for any his players and the game of basketball. was due to bad luck? And how much of it a No. 1 ranked team. vs. San Jose State player in NBA history. Just look at what he’s done this season. was Martin and his over-the-top coaching That win lit a fire for the Wildcats, more 3:30 p.m. After the UNLV loss in December, many style, we won’t know. The good thing about than even Frank Martin’s wide-eyed, spit- — ESPN wrote the team off. Right before the game it rock bottom, however, is that there is only spewing screams could. Since then, K-State Las Vegas, Nev. was announced that two of K-State’s veteran one way to go. has been unbeatable. Winning a hard-fought players, Jacob Pullen and Curtis Kelly, would So what did the Cats do? Well, to me, it contest against Missouri at home and then Track not be playing because they received imper- appears they got angry and scared. Jacob traveling to Texas to control a game against Alex Wilson Last Chance missible benefits at a clothing store. Pullen Pullen said he wasn’t going to play in the a team that had the Big 12 conference title in Meet TRIVIA OF THE DAY missed three games and Kelly four. NIT tournament, and he meant it. When a its grasps. NCAA Qualiier And the team kept spiraling downward, freshly crowned, No. 1 Jayhawk team trav- Now the question for Jayhawk fans is All Day Q: How many games did it take opening the Big 12 season with a pair of eled to Manhattan, a desperate Wildcat team what kind of threat will Kansas be? Can South Bend, Ind. Deron Williams to get to 47 assists losses against Oklahoma State and Colorado was waiting to claw its way back into the they beat a healthy Kansas team in a neu- when he started his NBA career at home. NCAA tournament. And that’s exactly what tral site, either at the Big 12 tournament or SATURDAY Finally K-State managed to beat a lack- in Utah? it did. I was at that game, and K-State was even during the NCAA tournament? Has Tennis luster Texas Tech team at Bramlage, but that K-State finally found its stride? Or has it just a completely different team. It came alive. Houston was followed by another pair of losses. The Every shot was contested; every rebound was been lucky to face teams who are down on A: 11 11 a.m. team’s trip to Allen Fieldhouse was embar- important. And Jacob Pullen was playing a their luck? I’m not sure, but I do know that Lawrence rassing, and following that game it lost one game that even I had to be impressed with. I would not want to risk facing that Frank — ESPN of its big men, Wally Judge. Martin stare come mid-March. The Big 12 player of the year candidate came SUNDAY It seemed like K-State hit rock bottom. to life with an unbelievable 38 points against The projected No. 3 team in the nation was — Edited by Emily Soetaert Baseball vs. Air Force 11 a.m. FOOTBALL COLLEGE BASKETBALL COLLEGE BASKETBALL conference tournament. Surprise, Ariz. Xavier completed its ifth Berglund returns No. 16 Uconn loses Napier added 18. Xavier clinches its straight undefeated A-10 sea- Tennis Napier’s jumper with 2:49 son at home. The Musketeers vs. St. Louis home for the Spring to West Virginia remaining broke a 5-minute ifth straight A-10 have won a league-record 40 11 a.m. Freshman quarterback Brock MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — scoring drought and brought CINCINNATI — Senior guard consecutive home games. Lawrence Berglund will return home to Kevin Jones scored 13 of his 15 the Huskies within 56-53, but Dante Jackson scored 18 The Musketeers ended the Colorado and not participate in points in the second half and West Virginia scored the next points Wednesday night, and night by taking turns cutting Softball spring practices, Kansas Athletics West Virginia used a late run to nine points, with Truck Bryant No. 23 Xavier beat Charlotte down the net in front of their vs. San Diego announced Wednesday. beat No. 16 Connecticut 65-56 sealing the win with seven free 68-48 to secure at least a share bench while a spray of blue, 2:15 p.m. Berglund, a three-start recruit on Wednesday night. throws over the inal 1:19. of its ifth straight Atlantic 10 white and silver confetti lut- Las Vegas from Highlands Ranch, Colo., com- Jones had 10 rebounds for West Virginia moved into a regular-season title, tying the tered from the ceiling. mitted to Kansas in December and MONDAY his second straight double- three-way tie for sixth place in league record. Nobody’s done more net graduated high school early to Men’s Golf double. Joe Mazzulla led the the Big East entering the confer- During its 16 seasons in the snipping in the A-10. The ive enroll in classes second semester. Louisiana Classc Mountaineers (19-10, 10-7 Big ence’s inal weekend. Connecti- A-10, Xavier (23-6, 14-1) has straight titles ties the league re- Berglund threw for 2,150 All day cut lost for the third time in won outright or shared nine cord with Massachusetts, which yards as a senior on his way to be East) with 18 points, three after Lafayette, La. four games and dropped into a regular-season titles and four inished with the best record in named the Colorado 4A player of halftime. three-way tie for ninth. tournament championships. the A-10 from 1992-96. the year and winning the 4A state Kemba Walker led Connecti- cut (21-8, 9-8) with 22 points The victory on Wednesday championship. — Associated Press — Associated Press — Kory Carpenter on 8-of-23 shooting. 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BRIAN MARKOWITZ coach Senior from Leawood “Tyrel because of his hustle and his threes that always bail us out. Every team needs a player like him.” “Coach Self, most peo- “So oten the guys that score ple look at you like a all the baskets get all the father igure, I look credit. But I promise you at you like a brother that there is no way that because we’re about we would be 28-2 the same age.” without him.”

—Brady Morningstar —Bill Self on Brady Morningstar MARYBETH THORENDAHL Senior from Overland Park “Mario Little because he has a cute Brady smile.” Morningstar 12 “here’s no bet- “To think a young kid ter place in from Burlington would America come here with all these to play, and no dreams, and now his better coach to name will hang in the raf- play for.” ters for all eternity. “ —Tyrel Reed —Bill Self on Tyrel Reed MATT STETTNER Freshman from Minnetonka, Minn. “Tyrel Reed. His hustle, positive attitude and contribution to the 14 team. He is always reliable, and one Tyrel Reed of the nicest guys around.

“I just want to thank He’s been through some the whole KU orga- ups, been through some nization, the fans downs, but he’s for supporting me, never wavered.” everyone from the cheersquad to Baby Jay.”

—Mario Little —Bill Self on Mario Little

QUENTION LOCKE Freshman from Olathe “Tyrel, the little white guy that no one expects to be good, that 23 always comes through in the clutch Mario Little when we need him.” 4B / SPORTS / THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 2011 / THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN / KANSAN.COM KANSAN.COM / THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN / THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 2011 / SPORTS / 5B KANSAS 64, TEXAS A&M 51 Kansas 29| 35 — 64 Game to remember

Brady Morningstar Texas A&M 24 | 27 — 51 Morningstar inished with nine points on perfect 3-of-3 shooting, four assists, zero turnovers and four steals. It was the quintes- Jayhawk Stat Leaders sential Brady Morningstar performance, delivered on his long-awaited senior night. Throw in a seventh straight Big 12 title — it Points Rebounds Assists Morningstar MEN'S BASKETBALL REWIND only seems like he’s been there for all of them, he’s had just ive — and it was a night for all the Jayhawks to remember.

Game to forget

Tyshawn Taylor Marcus and Thomas Robinson Brady Twenty minutes into the game, life looked Markief Morris 5 Morningstar pretty sweet for Tyshawn Taylor. He had 13 4 seven points, no turnovers and was starting the second half. It wasn’t a fool’s bet to think he’d already won his starting job back. But Kansas Elijah Johnson outplayed Taylor in the sec- Taylor Player FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA Rebs A Pts ond half, particularly on the defensive end, and Johnson, Self said, will be the starter at f Markie Morris 6-12 1-2 3 2 13 Missouri for all the Jayhawks to remember. Marcus Morris 5-10 0-0 5 2 13 Brady Morningstar 3-3 2-2 2 4 9 Quote of the night Tyrel Reed 4-6 3-5 0 1 12 “Coach Self, people look at you like a father Mario Little 0-5 0-3 3 1 0 Mike Gunnoe/KANSAN igure. You’re like more of a brother to me, Fans hold up signs thanking the seniors during the last home game of the season Wednesday at Allen Fieldhouse. Kansas defeated Texas A&M 64-51. because we’re the same age.” Thomas Robinson 0-4 0-0 5 0 0 f — 25-year-old senior Je Whithey 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Brady Moringstar

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Totals 24-53 8-17 28 16 64 FIRST HALF (SCORE AFTER PLAY) 19:44 —It’s itting that the irst bucket comes from a senior: Texas A&M Tyrel Reed. It’s also itting that a senior picked up the assist: Player FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA Rebs A Pts Mario Little. .(3-51)

David Loubeau 5-11 0-0 6 0 14 13:32 — Tyshawn Taylor gets the steal and pushed it to Tyrel l Khris Middleton 4-10 1-4 4 1 9 Reed, who could have ushed it for an easy dunk, but instead calmly lays it in. (9-6) Nathan Walkup 1-1 1-1 3 1 3 6:08 — The backdoor ally-oop that was run so eiciently in 2008 Dash Harris 1-5 0-3 4 3 4 makes an appearance. Morningstar throws a perfect pass to B.J. Holmes 3-7 3-6 1 3 10 Markief Morris. (13-11)

Blake McDonald 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 SECOND HALF Keith Davis 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 16:36 —Tyshawn Taylor air balls a jumper, but Markief Morris is there to kick it to Brady Morningstar, who hits a three. (36-28) Kourtney Roberson3-6 0-0 10 1 6

Ray Turner 2-3 0-0 4 1 4 9:51 — Coming out of a timeout, Marcus Morris throws the backdoor ally-oop to Elijah Johnson. (45-41) Totals 19-48 5-16 35 11 51 6:55 — Brady Morningstar gives Kansas its largest lead of the night after hitting a wide-open three pointer infront of the Schedule Kansas bench. (52-43) *all games in bold are at home 2:58 —After two Texas A&M free throws, it starts pressing Kan- sas. The Jayhawks easily break it and Elijah Johnson inds Marcus Date Opponent Result/Time Morris for the oop. (62-49) Nov. 2 WASHBURN W, 92-62 Nov. 9 EMPORIA STATE W, 90-59 Notes Nov. 12 LONGWOOD W, 113-75 Morningstar now has 60 assists and 10 turnovers in confer- Ashleigh Lee/KANSAN Nov. 15 VALPARALSO W, 79-44 Junior forward Markief Morris embraces senior guard Tyrel Reed before Reed checked out for the inal time as a Jayhawk in Allen Fieldhouse. Reed was one of three Jayhawks to ence play score in double igures in the senior night game against Texas A&M with 12 points. Nov. 19 NORTH TEXAS W, 93-60 Since 1983-84, Kansas has won 27-straight home inales, including 26 consecutive Senior Days Nov. 23 TEXAS A&M CORPUS CHRISTI W, 82-41

Nov. 26 OHIO W, 98-41 The last four speeches, dating back to Sherron Collins, have said that Coach Barry Hinson has the best barbeque Nov. 27 ARIZONA W, 87-79

Dec. 2 UCLA W, 77-76 Seniors recognize pivotal years at Fieldhouse Dec. 7 MEMPHIS W, 81-68 BY MIKE LAVIERI softer side. to those of Larry Brown, who was Morningstar called him a brother Key stats [email protected] As for the other two seniors, in attendance. Brown said, “There’s because they are so close in age. Dec. 11 COLORADO STATE W, 76-55 Kansas has won seven consecutive twitter.com/kansanbball Brady Morningstar and Tyrel Reed, no better place to coach, there’s no “I thought it was pretty good to Big 12 Championships. Dec. 18 USC W, 70-68 they choked up at times, but fought better place to go to school, there’s be honest,” Self said. 7 It’s tradition before the game back the tears. no better place to play.” Brown That wasn’t the best part of the Dec. 22 CALIFORNIA W, 78-63 for the cheerleaders and dancers Reed said he has lived the dream left Kansas after Danny and the night. Morningstar finished his to throw roses on the court when and thanked the fans for allowing Miracles captured the school’s speech by telling fans to vote for Elijah Johnson played 12 second-half Dec. 29 UT ARLINGTON W, 82-57 the seniors’ names are announced. him to. Reed is five wins away fourth national title. Reed for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS 12,7 minutes to Tyshawn Taylor’s seven. Self Jan. 1 MIAMI W, 83-56 It’s also tradition for the seniors to (125) from tying Sherron Collins When Morningstar was thanking Award and to donate to the Lisa said Johnson will start Saturday. address those in attendance when for the most in school history. the staff, he got to coach Manning Robinson Foundation. Mike Gunnoe/KANSAN Jan. 5 UMKC W, 99-52 they hear the buzzer one final time “There’s no better place in and said that he wants to go out on Senior guard Tyrel Reed is called for a charge in the second half Wednesday at Allen Fieldhouse. Reed inished the game with 12 points in the victory. Texas A&M outrebounded Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse. America to play, and no better top like he did. — Edited by Brittany Nelson Jan. 9 MICHIGAN W, 67-60 (OT) 35-28. Coach Bill Self gave the three coach to play for,” Reed said during Morningstar joked around 35-28 his speech. with his age. He said that Self was Jan. 12 IOWA STATE W, 84-79 seniors four minutes to give their speeches; all exceeded the limit and Those words are eerily similar like a father figure to most, but Kansas shot worse than 50 percent Jan. 15 NEBRASKA W, 63-60 guard Mario Little almost took up 45.3 from the ield in a victory for the irst the entire 12 minutes allotted for time since beating Nebraska Jan. 15. Jan. 17 BAYLOR W, 85-65 all three by himself. “Those guys did a good job, but llege Jan. 22 TEXAS L, 74-63 In case you couldn’t A Better Way to Pay for Co obviously they far exceeded their Jan. 25 COLORADO W, 82-78 four minute time limit,” Self said. “I thought Rio maybe forgot to tell by our name, Jan. 29 KANSAS STATE W, 90-66 thank a couple of ushers and some Need money for school? people working concessions, but I we’re pretty big fans At KU Credit Union, we Feb. 1 TEXAS TECH W, 88-66 think he was able to touch base for want to help you find Feb. 5 NEBRASKA W, 86-66 everybody else.” the best funding for your Little went down the line thank- of the crimson and Feb. 7 MISSOURI W, 103-86 ing every single person on the education. Kansas basketball staff. He thanked the blue— Feb. 12 IOWA STATE W, 89-66 his teammates, the fans and his 

 
 
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BASEBALL Kansas moves on to play four games in next four days

BY MIKE VERNON Junior first baseman Zac slugging percentage of .436. [email protected] Elgie and the Jayhawks The lights will be bright will take on UC Riverside Saturday at 6 p.m. when Opportunity lurks for the Thursday at 5 p.m. in its first the Jayhawks take on No. Kansas baseball team on game at Surprise Stadium. The 7 Arizona State. The game a business trip to Surprise, Highlanders out of Riverside, boasts two big-time arms, Ariz., this weekend. With four Calif., are riding a four-game with Kansas throwing its games in the next four days, winning streak into the week- ace, T.J. Walz, against ASU’s the Jayhawks are sure to have end, and will be a threat at the top pitcher, Kyle Ottoson. their hands full in the Coca- plate against Kansas. Ottoson is 2-0, with an ERA Cola Classic. Freshman Alex Cox will of 1.38. “The great thing for us is handle the arduous task of Kansas will finish the we’re going to go where it’s slowing down the Highlanders’ weekend Sunday at 11 a.m. warm and where the sun is bats. UC Riverside is bat- against an Air Force team shining,” coach Ritch Price ting .301 on the season with that is 3-4 early in the sea- said. an average of five runs per son. Senior Wally Marciel has The Jayhawks have only one game. The lineup for Kansas opened the year strong with day to recover from a three- will also have a tough task, an ERA of 2.25. game home stand that ended facing UC Riverside pitcher, Kansas worked hard this Tuesday. Kansas won all three Eddie Orozco, who has posted past week to get its record games, and Price said he was an ERA of 1.12 early in the back above .500, and the pleased with how the starting season. progress it makes this week- pitchers performed. On Friday at 5 p.m. the end could either vault the “I thought it was important Jayhawks will square off Jayhawks in the right direc- that the starters went deep against the Road Runners tion or leave them meander- into the game, and gave us of Cal State Bakersfield. Cal ing around the .500 mark. a chance to protect ourselves State Bakersfield brings an “Depending upon how for the four-game series that impressive 6-2 record into the this weekend goes, I think starts Thursday,” Price said. weekend. Sophomore pitcher we have a chance to kind of The Jayhawks take their 4-3 Tanner Poppe will take the get on a hot streak here and record into a weekend that’s mound for Kansas, against win some ball games,” Elgie sure to be action-packed, as an even more potent Road said. the Jayhawks will be taking Runners offense. Cal State Chris Bronson/KANSAN on four West Coast teams, Bakersfield is currently bat- — Edited by Corey Thibodeaux Senior pitcher T.J. Walz throws a pitch during the top of the 4th inning of Monday’s game against Iowa at Hoglund Park. Walz pitched for six innings and had eight including No. 7 Arizona State. ting an impressive .337 with a strikeouts and ive walks in the Jayhawks 5-2 win over Iowa.

NBA Amare and Carmelo combine for 46 as Knicks pound Hornets, 107-88 ASSOCIATED PRESS open the game. After rallying to beat Miami buckets in a 12-2 surge that gave signed with the Knicks on Tuesday Anthony and LeBron James teas- Anthony was held below 25 on Sunday before Orlando blew New York a 77-56 bulge with 2:46 after coming to a buyout agree- ingly reminded him during the All- NEW YORK — Amare points for the first time in his five by them on Tuesday, the Knicks left in the quarter. ment with the Rockets last week. Star break, it was Paul who added Stoudemire scored 24 points, games with the Knicks, but that’s returned from Florida with a com- Anthony smiled his way through Jeffries was the last piece the fuel to it with his playful toast at Carmelo Anthony added 22, and only because he sat out the fourth plete effort, shredding one of the most of the period, which ended Knicks brought in during their Anthony’s July wedding in New the New York Knicks rolled to quarter of New York’s sixth straight league’s best defensive teams while with New York up 82-62, before week of tinkering for the playoff York that those two would come a 107-88 victory over the New win over New Orleans, matching finishing with one of their own top taking a seat after going 8 of 18. run. There’s long been talk that join Stoudemire with the Knicks Orleans Hornets on Wednesday its longest current winning streak defensive performances. Only Wilt Chamberlain, with 10 in Paul could be the final piece to a to counter Miami’s newly formed night. against any opponent. Up eight early in the third peri- a row in 1959 for the Philadelphia potential title contender when he Big Three. Toney Douglas also scored Jarrett Jack scored 21 points and od, New York got a three-point Warriors, had a longer streak of becomes a free agent and eligible Douglas hit all four shots, includ- 24 points in place of an injured David West had 16 for the Hornets, play from Anthony and two bas- games with 25 points after join- to flee the small-market Hornets ing a pair of 3-pointers, and scored Chauncey Billups, outplaying who have lost three straight, six kets by Douglas in an 11-2 run that ing a team, according to the Elias in 2012. 10 points in leading the Knicks to slumping Hornets All-Star Chris of eight and 12 of 16. Paul had 10 extended the lead to 63-46. New Sports Bureau. Paul ignored the fans near the a 27-25 lead after one. The Knicks Paul in the point guard matchup. assists but just four points on 2-of- Orleans cut it to 11, then Williams Jared Jeffries had six rebounds Hornets’ bench who were shout- scored eight straight late in the half Shawne Williams finished with 16 7 shooting, following nights of 2 made two 3-pointers and a layup in 24 minutes in his return to ing to him before the game that to open a 12-point lead before Paul points off the bench, 11 in the third for 12 and 3 for 10 in the previous on a bullet pass from Anthony, the Knicks. Traded last year to he’d be on the Knicks someday. He made a jumper for his only basket quarter when the Knicks broke two losses. and Stoudemire had the other two Houston at the trade deadline, he may be annoyed by the talk, but as of the half, cutting it to 52-42.







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COLLEGE BASKETBALL NBA Duke breezes past Clemson Hawks battle Bulls for win

ASSOCIATED PRESS it down the stretch despite being That was one of the only things ASSOCIATED PRESS one point at 79-78 on a 3-pointer Korver answered Johnson’s shot held to two field goals in a late that came easy on this night for by Marvin Williams with 1:18 with a 3-pointer. DURHAM, N.C. — Nolan 11-minute span. the Blue Devils and their Smith. ATLANTA — Al Horford remaining. he Bulls established a physical Smith scored 21 points and Kyle The latter part of that drought The ACC’s leading scorer matched his career high with 31 Atlanta inally pulled even at and dominant pace when Noah Singler had 18 in their final game coincided with the span when approached his average of 23 points, including a jam with 29 79-all when Horford made one of beat Horford for the opening at Cameron Indoor Stadium, lead- the Blue Devils gave themselves points, but he struggled to do it, seconds remaining to give Atlanta two free throws with 56 seconds tipof. ing No. 4 Duke past Clemson just enough separation. They out- finishing 7 of 20 from the field with its irst lead, and the Hawks remaining. Noah pushed Chicago’s Rose passed to Carlos Boozer, 70-59 on Wednesday night. scored Clemson 13-4 while push- a career-high eight turnovers. beat the Chicago Bulls 83-80 on lead back to one point by making who jammed for the game’s irst Seth Curry also had 18 points ing the lead into double figures Duke, which bounced back Wednesday night. one of two free throws with 37 basket. Noah blocked a shot by for the Blue Devils (27-3, 13-2 for just the second time. Curry from the weekend loss at Virginia he Bulls scored the irst 14 seconds remaining. Horford on the other end, and the Atlantic Coast Conference). capped that run with a free throw Tech that cost it a No. 1 national points of the game, took a 19-point Following a timeout, Jamal Bulls were on their way to the 14-0 They overcame a season-high with 5:02 left that put Duke up ranking by winning its NCAA-best lead in the second quarter and kept Crawford drove toward the basket run. 20 turnovers and never trailed in 63-52. 36th straight home game, claim- the lead until the inal minute. and passed to Horford, whose jam Chicago starters outscored the second half, capping a 17-0 The Tigers cut it to 65-59 ing its 56th in a row at Cameron Horford had 16 rebounds and gave Atlanta its irst lead at 81-80. Atlanta’s irst ive 42-16 in the half season at Cameron — their sec- on Tanner Smith’s jumper with against unranked opponents and two steals, including one ater Chicago’s Kyle Korver missed a for a 50-33 lead. ond straight undefeated season at 2 minutes left, but didn’t score avoiding its first losing streak his go-ahead basket that set up a 3-pointer at the inal buzzer. Tensions lared late in the irst home — by shooting 42 percent the rest of the way. Nolan Smith since 2008-09. jam by Joe Johnson for the inal Horford had 13 points in the half when Horford was fouled against the league leader in scor- answered by scoring on a baseline The Blue Devils went 65-2 at margin. third quarter as the Hawks cut hard by Boozer. With Horford on ing defense. drive and then splitting through Cameron during the careers of he Hawks, who were without into Chicago’s lead. Johnson, who his back under the basket, Hawks Demontez Stitt scored 14 points the Clemson defense on his way Singler and Smith, with the only injured forward Josh Smith, have struggled most of the game, hit a center Zaza Pachulia pushed to lead the Tigers (19-10, 8-7). to a tomahawk dunk with 37.6 losses coming during their fresh- six straight home wins in the series jumper from the corner with 6:22 Chicago players away. Horford They kept it within single digits seconds left that put Duke up by man and sophomore seasons to with the Bulls. remaining to trim the lead to 70- remained in the game to make one forKANSAN most of the game and were in double digits to stay. hated rival NorthCLASSIFIEDS Carolina. he Hawks cut Chicago’s lead to 69. of two free throws.

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COLLEGE BASKETABLL New Mexico beats No. 3 BYU in game upset, 82-64

dismissed leading rebounder right combination on the court losing to the Lobos for the second shots and six of their first seven in Wednesday confirmed that Davies’ No. 1 seed in the Brandon Davies for a violation of without Davies. time this season. taking leads of 10-2 and 27-12. offense was not criminal but a the school’s honor code. BYU started 6-foot-10 junior A three-point play by Charles With Davies gone, more of violation of the school’s honor NCAA tournament The loss left the Cougars (27- James Anderson in Davies’ place Abouo pulled BYU within 48-37 the burden fell to guards Jackson code, which requires students to 3, 13-2 Mountain West) reeling but coach Dave Rose quickly with 14:41 left, and Fredette had Emery and Fredette. But they were be chaste and virtuous, honest, now looks like a long just as they had vaulted into the went to Plan B and inserted Kyle a chance to cut it even further. a combined 5 of 17 in the first to not drink alcoholic beverages top five nationally and sought a Collinsworth. But he missed a 3-pointer and half. or coffee and to attend church coveted No. 1 seed in the NCAA Not much seemed to work as McDonald countered with a 3 to New Mexico shot 50 percent regularly. shot for the Cougars tournament. BYU’s inside game disappeared. bump New Mexico’s lead to 51-37. in the first half and finished 9 of They close out the regular sea- That looks like a long shot now The Cougars made just 8 of 30 The Lobos’ 11-0 run continued 20 on 3s. son Saturday at home against ASSOCIATED PRESS even though the Cougars still have shots in the first half and were with a 3-pointer from Jamal The partisan BYU crowd tried Wyoming, The Mountain West national player of the year candi- outrebounded 25-14 as the Lobos Fenton. to keep the faith, with signs that tournament is next week in Las PROVO, Utah — Phillip date Jimmer Fredette. (19-11, 7-8) took a 42-26 lead. New Mexico, which beat the read “Believe” and “We Still Got Vegas. McDonald scored 26 points to lead Fredette had 33 points but it The Cougars came in averaging Cougars 86-77 on Jan. 29, came Jimmer.” They can still claim a share New Mexico to an 82-64 upset of came on 10-of-26 shooting includ- 83 points a game and shooting 38 ready to play from the opening The Cougars have little time of the MWC regular-season title No. 3 BYU on Wednesday night ing 1 of 9 from 3-point range in a percent from 3-point range. They tip. to regain the momentum after but their long-range goal was to just two days after the Cougars game that saw BYU try to find the finished 5 of 26 on 3-pointers in The Lobos hit their first four losing Davies. School officials on advance deep into the NCAAs.

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