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Wednesday, August 16, 2017 K A N S A N .C O M / N E W S
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Getting to know Chancellor Girod
NEWS MANAGEMENT New chancellor is genuine and down-to-earth, say former colleagues
Editor-in-chief REBEKAH LODOS
Conner Mitchell EMILY WELLBORN
@RebekahLodos
Managing editor @EmWellborn
Omar Sanchez
Editorial adviser
Gerri Berendzen Senate opts for SafeRide app over Uber
The University Daily Kansan is
the student newspaper of the
University of Kansas. The first copy
MONA AHMED time program does not,
is paid through the student activity @MonaAhmed Carter said in an email.
fee. Additional copies of The Kan- More than that, Kel-
san are 50 cents. Subscriptions Although it was a cam- say said, the applications
can be purchased at the Kansan
paign promise in the spring main goal is to reduce wait
business office, 2051A Dole Human
Development Center, 1000 Sunny-
election, Student Senate time to 15 minutes.
side Avenue, Lawrence, KS., 66045. leadership has decided not Were working on new
to implement a partner- technology to improve
The University Daily Kansan ship with Transportation pick-up times, Kelsay said.
(ISSN 0746-4967) is published on
Network Companies such Were looking to increase
Mondays and Thursdays during the
academic year except fall break,
as Uber, instead focusing the amount of drivers on
spring break and exams. It is pub- on creating an application the road, and with the data
lished weekly during the summer for the already existing from the app we can better
session excluding holidays. Annual SafeRide service. estimate and better plan.
subscriptions by mail are $250
Senate leaders declined Students tested a pro-
plus tax. Send address changes to
The University Daily Kansan, 2051A
two bid proposals: one totype of the app this sum-
Dole Human Development Center, from Uber and the other mer, Kelsay added. No spe-
1000 Sunnyside Avenue. a joint bid from Lyft and cifics were given on which
MV Transportation the students were able to try it
KANSAN MEDIA current company used by File Photo / KANSAN or how it performed.
PARTNERS the University for SafeRide MV Transportation has worked with a Dallas based company on an application to make In all, Carter said, Stu-
and buses. SafeRide much similar to Uber. The application is expected to become available to dent Senate executives saw
Check out KUJH-TV on Wow! of Zachary Kelsay, a stu- students this January, if not this fall. it more feasible to improve
Kansas Channel 31 in Lawrence for dent transportation coor- the current system than to
more on what youve read in to- dinator who goes between SafeRide program that we Kansan reached out to strictions and working on implement a new one.
days Kansan and other news. Also the Senate and the Parking have now. WSU to comment on its ways to increase efficien- Despite the current
see KUJHs website at tv.ku.edu.
and Transit Department, Last spring, Student reason for termination, but cy, like adding cars, Kelsay setback, we will continue
said the Uber proposal was Body President Mady did not receive a response said. to work to do everything
KJHK is the student voice in radio.
rejected due to the esti- Womack and Student Body by the time of publication. According to Carter, an we can to ensure students
Whether its rock n roll or reggae,
sports or special events, KJHK 90.7 mated high cost of running Vice President Mattie Car- The University still has application-based SafeRide have an opportunity to
is for you. the program. ters campaign promised a contract with MV Trans- program would be more ef- benefit from the more effi-
We felt for what we to bring free Uber to the portation through Decem- ficient for students instead cient features offered in an
were getting, we didnt University, modeling the ber 2018, Kelsay said. In of the current system, application-based program
2000 Dole Human Development think it was worth the program after Wichita the meantime, Student where students contact in the future, Carter said.
Center 1000 Sunnyside Avenue money, Kelsay said. Be- State Universitys Shock- Senate will work on ex- the service by calling. Kelsay said the new
Lawrence, Kan., 66045 cause it is so expensive to er Ride partnership with panding SafeRide services. An application-based SafeRide app will go into
run a high frequency sys- Uber. Were working on an SafeRide program would effect when classes start
editor@kansan.com
tem like that in Lawrence, However, as of July 13, app platform for the cur- provide the efficiency and on Aug. 21.
www.kansan.com
Newsroom: (785) 864-4552 we felt it would be more 2017, WSU terminated its rent SafeRide program peace of mind that a phone
Advertising: (785) 864-4358 appropriate to improve the contract with Uber. The where were removing re- call-based, 45-minute wait
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FROM GIROD PAGE 2 think, a lot of headway, we Russ Waitman, associ- Girod said. Its the student mired Girod for his ability people working closely with
clearly have a lot of work ate vice chancellor for En- that should be at the cen- to grasp subjects outside him will help his leadership
is we want them to do ex- left to do, and its also clear terprise Analytics, echoed ter of every conversation his area of expertise. and decision-making.
actly, Girod said. Tim was that diversity is so import- the opinion that Girod was and thinking about whats Field also said he ad- Hes a smart guy who is
really the third person in ant for the life of our cam- an inclusive leader for the best for the students to re- mired the chancellors in- surrounded by smart facul-
that role, and weve kind pus, really for the life of Medical Center. Waitman ally help drive our decision tellect, as well as for his ty, students and staff, Field
of restructured it each time our state, for the life of our did not work with Girod making as we think about inclusive leadership. said. As a great listener, he
as weve gotten better at it economy, that we really, daily, but reported to him how we move the institu- He cares, plain and pulls together his knowl-
and a better understanding ultimately, have to get this quarterly. tion forward. simple. He genuinely cares edge and ideas with those
of its workings. figured out. I think Dr. Girods foci David Antonacci, chief about KUs success, Field of others to make well-in-
Girod said one aspect were on consensus, trans- information officer at the said. formed, smart decisions.
of the University that he parency and deliberative Medical Center, said he ad- Field also said that the
wants to work on is out- He cares, plain and efforts for alignment,
reach, and the vice chan- simple. He genuinely Waitman said.
cellors office will play an cares about KUs Waitman also said
important role in this goal. success. that this approach would
KU should be and could be appreciated in future
be the destination institu- Tom Field talks with the legislature
tion of the Midwest, Girod Former Girod employee concerning funding for
said. We just got to tell our the University.
story a little bit better, I My sense is his at-
think. Girod took leadership of tention to consensus
In his first public mes- the Medical Centers Inclu- and transparency may
sage to the University on sion and Diversity Cabinet, be appreciated by the
July 12, Girod expressed his which Field said was an in- [Board of] Regents, legis-
desire to make the Universi- dication of the importance lature, governors office
ty an accepting place. he places on ensuring an and other campus stake-
We will continue our accepting culture on cam- holders, Waitman said.
work to ensure KU is wel- pus. Student feedback on Girod also said his
coming and inclusive and diversity issues was also goal this semester is to
that every Jayhawk feels welcomed by Girod, Field improve the student
valued, Girod said in the said. experience. He said he
message. He has included stu- wants to meet with stu-
One of those challenges dent representatives in all dents, faculty and staff
faced by many is diversity of the inclusion initiatives to understand what
on campus. Girod said that on campus, and he always improvements can be
working to change cam- takes time to hear stu- made.
pus culture will ultimately dent concerns and provide The students are
come from working with thoughtful response, said really the reason we are
faculty, staff and students. Chari Young, who served on here. We are first and
Its an issue that were the cabinet with Girod. I foremost an educational
all dealing with obviously have no doubt this will con- institution. We have lots
and its not a new issue, he tinue in his role as chancel- of missions, but that is
said. While weve made, I lor. really our core mission,
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Werner: Dont glorify mental illness
Free For All section on Columnist Laura Werner argues that flaunting mental health issues on social media is
Kansan.com
harmful to others and society in general.
Oh that familiar
scent of coffee
creamer and print
If youre wondering
how sorority
recruitment is
going: I forgot I had
estrogen until a few
days ago.
I can already
hear the Wescoe
preachers
Am I on campus or
in a construction Illustration by Roxy Townsend
site?
Leaving California to
come back to Kansas LAURA WERNER selfish nature, no one how depressed they are or Instead of talking every 40 seconds.
is ROUGH @laura_werner81 cares. In fact, if anything, it talking about how they feel about your own problems If you are wanting
just makes people feel bad anxious, more than likely on social media, make a to help people through
You know youre In this day and age, about their own selves for they arent actually dealing difference. social media, the National
a college student social media is a typical not having or doing those with that. Yes, people with Alliance on Mental
when you are signed place for people to vent. things. Just like David If someone is depressed, mental disorders need Illnesses has some great
up for all of the Theres nothing wrong Foster Wallace, the late they sleep all the time to know there are others ideas for posts you could
restaurants rewards with that, but sometimes it author of This is Water, and dont want to talk to out there like them. But, use.
programs can be viewed in a different would say regarding self- people, let alone tweet when everyone is talking If you are struggling with
light. Not every person centeredness: It is our about it. If someone truly about mental disorders a mental disorder, there are
Time to start my is familiar with mental default-setting, hard-wired has anxiety, they would like theyre this cool new sources that will give you
college diet again... disorders, and they do not into our boards at birth. be far too nervous to post thing, it makes it seem attention, the right kind
Pizza and beer understand the feelings of Because of that selfish about their feelings for less important. It makes of attention. Headquarters
those who are venting. nature, people will do everyone to see. others not want to get help Counseling Center has
Ill have my summer Social media can also anything to get a few more Feeling a little depressed because whats the point great counselors that are
body just in time for cause low self-esteem. likes. But you dont need to or anxious or moody if everyone feels like this? there to listen 24/7 at
winter this year According to Amanda get likes by bragging about does not mean you have So, by emphasizing the 785-841-2345 or NSPL at
MacMillan from TIME having a mental disorder. a mental disorder. If you importance of getting help 800-273-8255. If you go to
My calves are not Magazine, a survey Its not a new shirt or have been experiencing or providing resources for the University, Counseling
prepared for the states that Instagram is car. Its a disorder. Its those feelings for weeks people to try, it puts that and Psychological
hills connected to high levels something that should be or months at a time and idea in their head. Services provides
of anxiety, depression, taken seriously because it interferes with your This doesnt mean to supportive counselors or
Why is Wescoe Hall bullying and the fear of there are some people out ability to function, then just tweet the suicide psychologists to help. You
still here? missing out. After all, there who dont think its thats a problem. See the hotline every time a can also call 211 and they
Instagram is just a place funny or cute. There are difference? celebrity commits suicide. will help connect you with
I am so excited for to show off what you some people out there who People need to vent, Dont do it after something a service that is right for
the Kansas sunsets! have, make yourself look are truly struggling. but venting to all of your bad happens to a famous you.
better or post about where Yes, the purpose of Twitter followers is not person because its
How many lost youre vacationing for the social media is to express going to help you get better. happening every day to Laura Werner is a
freshmen are gonna summer. yourself. However, there More than likely, all you are people everywhere. Tweet sophomore from Kinsley
get in my way while I This should be are some lines that going to get is backlash for it now, post about it now, studying journalism and
walk to class? something people in your shouldnt be crossed. If it, making your problems because according to the psychology.
life would want to see, but people are tweeting or worse. Social media does World Health Organization,
My friends summer: because of peoples natural posting on Instagram about not equal therapy. someone commits suicide
camping in the
Rocky Mountains,
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Leslie Soden is the mayor of Lawrence. Soden became involved in politics 10 years ago when she joined the East Lawrence Neighborhood Association.
KATIE BERNARD tiple conversations, events between the two entities is the city commission elec- only vote in the elections According to Markus,
@KatieJ_Bernard and social media connec- is important. Looking for- tions that happen every if they are permanent resi- students can apply for sea-
tions to work to improve ward, Mayor Leslie Soden two years. On Aug. 1, the dents of Lawrence, there are sonal jobs with the city, as
For many, Lawrence is relationships with the city, said she expects changes, field was narrowed down still ways to get involved. well as volunteer for adviso-
just the town that happens KU and Haskell, Markus specifically from an admin- from eight candidates to The voter education co- ry boards and commissions
to surround the University said. istrative standpoint. six, knocking out Christian alition will have a candidate concerning everything from
of Kansas. Students come This has included cre- Lyche, a University sopho- forum, Soden said. Stu- housing to technology to
and go, but the local resi- ating a city liaison intern This past year, the more who ran for the office. dents should submit their hospitals. Students are also
dents and the city govern- position to facilitate con- city and universities Although there are no questions. free to attend public meet-
ment are there throughout versation between the city, had multiple major issues in this years In addition to city com- ings.
it all. the University and Haskell, conversations, election on Nov. 7, voters mission, Markus pointed All city commission
As far as students are specifically focusing on events and social will be able to decide if out that a sales tax renew- meetings, which take place
concerned, the city has ju- student organizations. media connections they are content with the al question will arrive on every Tuesday at 5:45 p.m.,
risdiction over things such Additionally, the city to work to improve current commissioners run- the ballot in November. are open to the public and
as basic city and sidewalk has to be involved in the relationships with the ning for re-election or if its The initiative will most di- allow public comment.
maintenance and down- approval and regulation of city, KU and Haskell, time for new faces. rectly impact students, as On the other hand,
town parking, but it main- campus construction proj- Of the six other candi- it allows voters to decide Soden said, the best way to
tains a close relationship ects such as road closures Tom Markus dates, the two candidates whether to keep or dump get involved might just be
with the University. connected to construction Lawrence city manager with the most votes will the additional .55 percent to get to know the commu-
According to Tom of dorms on 19th Street earn four-year terms as city sales tax paid in Lawrence nity.
Markus, Lawrence city and the new Earth, Energy Its going to be interest- commissioners while the businesses, Markus said. Appreciate everyones
manager, the citys relation- & Environmental Sciences ing to develop our relation- candidate with the third For students looking to differences and try to pay it
ship with both Haskell and building. ship with the new chancel- most votes will earn a two- get involved in Lawrence forward, Soden said.
KU is incredibly important. Because the University lor, Soden said. year term. government in ways be-
This past year the city is such a major part of Law- An event that will im- Mayor Leslie Soden said sides voting, there are mul-
and universities had mul- rence, a solid relationship pact students in the future that while students can tiple opportunities.
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NOLAN BREY
ter encourages students to er its you prefer a quiet temporary works, including we have on display, all the open house from 10:00 a.m.
@NolanBrey
explore the many resources study space, so maybe you books, manuscripts, films, time that were open... stu- to noon on the third floor of
that can be found online at want to come to Watson postcards and videos. dents are welcome to come Anschutz Library. Refresh-
The Universitys library
lib.ku.edu. and go up to the fifth floor, The library, which is in anytime, Whittaker said. ments will be served and
system employs over 100
I think a lot of students or maybe youre a little bit used by hundreds of un- Moreover, starting this students can meet librari-
full-time employees and
dont realize that you have more social and you like to dergraduate students each month, the Spencer will ans and learn more about
provides a number of ser-
access, by virtue of being an go to Anschutz, we have a year, is located directly be- display a new exhibit, en- the libraries. Additionally,
vices at no cost to the
enrolled KU student, to just lot of space over there. It hind Strong Hall. Its stacks titled To Make the World the same space will hold
student body, yet many of
thousands of databases, doesnt matter whats going are closed, but any student Safe for Democracy: Kansas a first-generation college
those services go unused by
and the libraries pay a lot of on, what you need, KU li- may enter the library to ac- and the Great War, which student meetup on Aug. 24
students, said Undergrad-
money to be subscribed to braries has a space for you. cess its historic collections. will run until December. from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.,
uate Engagement Librarian
these databases, and once Some of the collections where students can interact
Callie Wiygul Branstiter.
you graduate, unfortunate- It doesnt matter may also be viewed online. [Students] are always with librarians, too.
However, for new and re-
ly, you dont have access whats going on, what Additionally, anyone welcome to come in when As a librarian, I view my
turning students, learning
to many of them, Wiygul you need, KU libraries can now view the Spencers we have exhibits. We have kind of relationship with
how to take advantage of
Branstiter said. I encour- has a space for you. newly renovated North Gal- two to three large exhibits the student as a collabora-
library resources is as easy
age students to really take lery, which houses a perma- a year, and they vary on all tion. Were research part-
as approaching a reference
advantage to see what we Callie Wiygul Branstiter nent and interactive exhibit sorts of topics, Whittaker ners. Were here to help you.
desk, Wiygul Branstiter
have, see whats out there undergraduate that represents the Spen- said. If youre on Jayhawk No question is too small.
said.
while theyre here. engagement librarian cers diverse holdings. Beth Boulevard, and you have Were more than just kind
Really, its just an in-
Wiygul Branstiter also Whittaker, director of the 10 or 15 minutes and you of books in the library,
formation desk. You can
encourages students to uti- Spencer Research Library, dont know what to do, pop Wiygul Branstiter said. We
approach anyone at any
lize interlibrary loans. While Watson and An- said the gallery can appeal in and check out an exhib- really want to help you be
of those desks, and ask a
If we dont physically schutz libraries provide di- to anyone. it and have an experience successful in kind of tack-
question, Wiygul Bransti-
have a copy of something verse services, the Kenneth Even if someone is with some original mate- ling your research, whether
ter said.
you need, or we dont have Spencer Research Library is not interested in doing re- rials, some archives, some thats a research paper or
Whether the question
it available through KU unique among University li- search, if they just want to photographs and then get its a capstone project may-
involves checking out a
libraries online system, braries as it houses the Uni- come in and look at one of on your way. be youre working on later
book or research consul-
we can retrieve it for you versitys archives as well as our exhibits or sort of check On Aug. 21, the Universi- in your program.
tations, Wiygul Branstiter
from another library, and ancient, medieval and con- out our antique furniture tys libraries are hosting an
said library staff are eager
its free, Wiygul Branstiter
to help.
said.
Alternatively, if students
The libraries provide
are unable to make it to a
many other resources, in-
reference desk, the Uni-
cluding research consul-
versitys libraries provide
tations with field-specific
free, online consultations
librarians, an online library
through the Ask a Librari-
catalog, a retrieve-from-
an function at lib.ku.edu/
shelf book-pickup ser-
ask-librarian.
vice, group study rooms
If you click on that
by reservation, up to $8 of
button, you can chat with
free printing a semester, a
a librarian, you can email
quick-record studio named
a librarian, you can give us
Studio K as well as devic-
a call. Thats really nice,
es available for checkout,
especially if youre in, say
which include: iPads, lap-
Anschutz Library and you
tops, headphones, mice,
dont want to give up your
calculators, chargers, voice
table, Wiygul Branstiter
recorders and dry-erase
said. You can just chat
markers.
with someone right there,
More than this, the
wherever youre sitting, and
Universitys libraries pride
you dont have to worry
themselves on their diverse
about leaving your stuff or
study spaces.
losing your table.
We are an open, inclu-
The libraries also pro-
sive environment. Were all
vide many online resources,
about KU libraries being a
like electronic books and
place for everyone, Wiygul
databases. Wiygul Bransti- File photo/ KANSAN
Branstiter said. Wheth- Students study in Anschutz Library.
K ANSAN.COM WHAT TO KNOW A13
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The 43 Red bus continues onto its next stop at Snow Hall while the 42 Orange bus stops at Bailey Hall.
TANNER HASSELL wouldnt say it was intim- routes and times, Kelsay should reference the web- drunk driving, but also students are taken care of.
@thassell17 idating using the buses, said, all times and routes site when confused about for protecting them from For students with a long-
more just weird using are available through Goo- routes or times. drunk drivers, he said. term or short-term disabil-
For students on and off buses for the first time. gle Maps. Always trust the web- Even if youre walking, ity, Kelsay said J-lift is a
campus, the buses, SafeBus Transportation Coor- site. The times are sched- youre still at risk. Especial- door-to-door service trans-
and SafeRide provide a free dinator at KU on Wheels, uled, Nussbaum said. ly on wild nights in a col- portation service available.
and safe method of trans- Zachary Kelsay, a junior Your KU ID is When you need to stop, lege town. I think its a very The idea is, if you have
portation. from Independence, Mis- essentially a bus pull the string. Some peo- reliable and important ser- a disability that prevents
Heres a few things to souri, said the most im- pass, and I think ple dont know that at first vice for students to have. you from making it to class,
know about public trans- portant thing to remember thats important and just ride wherever. Kelsay said the SafeRide they will come and pick
portation at the University is all buses on campus and for students to For students trying to system is undergoing im- you up and make sure you
explained by KU on Wheels in Lawrence are free to stu- remember, navigate campus after the provements to address is- get there on time. You just
and a student who utilizes dents. day routes end, Kelsay said sues with pickups and safe- have to set it up in advance
the free transportation. Your KU ID is essen- Zachary Kelsay the new Route 44 will be ty concerns. with the AAAC (Academic
Jaden Nussbaum, a tially a bus pass, and I Transportation coordinator available from 5:30 p.m. Were experimenting Achievement and Access
sophomore from Rose Hill think thats important for to 10:30 p.m. For getting with new ways to improve Center).
majoring in behavioral neu- students to remember, If you go to the route around town at night, Safe- efficiency of pickups. So Nussbaum said the bus-
roscience and education, Kelsay said. Additionally, planning on Maps, and you Bus and SafeRide are two basically reducing the wait es are a service all students
said the bus system was a virtually every major loca- click the transit option, more free options available time, he said. All of the should utilize, particularly
bit strange to him initially. tion in town can be reached Kelsay said. So if you have to students, according to drivers have over 40 hours because they are paying for
It was weird because through the bus system. A any location in the city of Kelsay. of training, all the cars have it.
Id never ridden a public lot of students use the bus Lawrence, you can type SafeBus is really im- cameras and theyre all in I would encourage ev-
bus before; I came from a system to get groceries, in the starting and ending portant because it allows radio contact with the dis- eryone to use the buses;
small town. It wasnt really to go to Walmart, to go to location and Maps will cal- students downtown to have patcher. Its a lot safer than the service is coming out of
an adventure for me, I just work and to get to class. culate the best routes avail- a reliable way home. I think an Uber ride or a Lyft ride, your tuition, he said.
Googled what bus to take For students who have able. its important, not only for and its a little bit more
and I was good, he said. I difficulties navigating the Nussbaum said students preventing students from monitored to make sure
what to watch
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Then-freshman forward Mandi Duggan drives the ball to the net during a 2016 playoff game against Missouri.
SHAUN GOODWIN beat to the ball all over the the game through a close- going forward. and senior forward Lois all of the freshmen in the
@ShaunGoodwinUDK field, said Kansas coach range header from senior We have a couple of Heuchan, as well as a close second half worked a lot
Mark Francis. In the air, Karly Stuenkel in the 28th others thatll be able to fill range volley over the bar better Ceri [Holland], Izzy
Just three days removed on the ground, in every line minute, it was the injury of that spot. Today there were from sophomore defender [Cavalcante], Kat [Castro],
from being voted to finish of the field the back line, Kansas sophomore forward a couple of spots where we Addisyn Merrick, Kansas Avery [Hall] when she came
second in the Big 12 pre- midfield and upfront. Mandi Duggan that cast a were a little bit thin, but could not draw level. in. All the freshmen that
season coaches poll, Iowa shadow over the game in weve also kids that are In the final minute of came in looked night and
defeated Kansas soccer 1-0 I think all of the first half. coming back, Francis said, the game, sophomore mid- day from the first half.
on Saturday in a friendly the freshmen in Just seconds after com- singling out freshman for- fielder Sophie Maierhofer Francis will look to rest
match. the second half ing on as a substitute, Dug- ward Kailey Lane, who he had a shot deflect off an his players in the coming
Iowa, who finished sec- worked a lot gan challenged for a ball and expects to be back in action Iowa defender and onto the days before preparing for
ond-to-last in the Big 10 better All the immediately went down in- next week. outside of the post. The Kansas next two games
in 2016 with a conference freshmen that jured as the ball ricocheted Kansas came out stron- chance summed up a frus- at Rock Chalk Park in the
record of 2-9-0, traveled to came in looked away. After several minutes, ger in the second half, at- trating afternoon for Kan- Rock Chalk Invitational in
Rock Chalk Park with no night and day Duggan was helped off the tempting four shots in the sas. the coming week.
other intentions but to win. from the first field and Iowa went on to first 15 minutes of the half Despite the loss, Francis Kansas will play former
From the first whistle, Iowa half. score the only goal of the as many as they managed was pleased with the show- Big 12 rival Nebraska on Fri-
had Kansas on its back foot, game moments later. in the entire first half. They ing in the second half. day at 7 p.m. before facing
spending a majority of the Mark Francis Although Duggan joins also limited Iowa to just a We had a lot of young off against Central Michi-
first half in Kansas final Kansas Coach a growing list of injured single shot the entirety of kids out there. A lot of gan on Sunday at 1 p.m.
third. players who can play on the the second half. them were just scared, first
My biggest beef with wing, such as junior Anna Despite golden oppor- college game; 45 minutes,
them at halftime was the Although Iowa managed Courtney, Francis is not tunities to score for sopho- get that out of your sys-
fact that we were getting to score the only goal of worried about the situation more forward Katie McClure tem, Francis said. I think
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Kansas coach David Beaty high fives players as they come off the field.
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Senior wide receiver LaQuvionte Gonzalez makes a catch and is taken down by three defenders during the spring game.
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Kansas Athletics is planning to raise $300 million to renovate Memorial Stadium, a facility originally opened in 1921.
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Led by sophomore Taylor Martin, the Jayhawks run out to take on the Texas Longhorns in November.
FROM SPENCER and hes a pretty good his mark on the mens golf record with a 10-under 61
PAGE B12 ball striker. I think as he program and became a star at the Kaanapali Collegiate
continues to progress and golfer after four seasons Classic in November 2016.
golf course. Hes just given he continues to get better with the team. Both Hanna and
me a little bit of advice he can achieve some great Spencer are competing
about what it takes to get things. in the Southwestern Golf
to the next level and what Hanna also said one I think the skys Amateur this week from
to expect at the next level. of Spencers greatest the limit for June 14-17 in Scottsdale,
This past weekends strengths which could Andy. Hes got tall Arizona.
event marked the fourth also continue to grow length and hes a However, while Hanna
time that Hanna has is his putting. Fittingly, pretty good ball will attempt to enter the
played in the challenge Spencer tallied an event- striker. I think realm of professional golf
with Watson. high 16 birdies to secure a as he continues in the coming months,
I just [enjoy] to see how seven-stroke victory over to progress and Spencer will return for his
he goes about his business Hanna. he continues to second season at Kansas in
really to see what he Over the final round on get better he can the fall.
does to make him good, Sunday, Spencer tallied achieve some great Hanna will be expecting
Hanna said. birdies on holes No. 3, No. things. nothing but growth from
As for Spencer, Hanna 5 and No. 8 over the front his friend.
Chase Hanna
marveled about the nine, while adding two Im so excited to follow
former Kansas player
potential he believes he more on the back at holes him these next three
Photo Courtesy of Kansas Athletics has at Kansas. No. 14 and No. 16. He years, Hanna said.
Sophomore golfer Andy Spencer won the 2017 Watson I think the skys the never scored above par on Hanna set a school
Challenge this weekend at Milburn Country Club, beat- limit for Andy, Hanna the day. record and was one stroke
ing out former teammate Chase Hanna. said. Hes got tall length But for Hanna, he left from tying the NCAA
NOW LEASING FOR FALL 2017
WESLEY DOTSON They talked to us about another point guard. Is [Ma- seen turnover in both the DeAaron Fox both will be the first player in Kansas
@WesDotsonUDK Frank for months about son] as big a priority? head coaching position and great for their franchise to- and Big 12 history to av-
how much they loved him, Despite the Kings se- front office over the past gether. erage more than 20 points
Early in the draft scout- Self said. They brought lecting Fox, Mason still several years. (20.9) and five assists (5.2)
Hell bring a
ing process, the Sacramen- him out there twice to work heard his name called from Sacramento has had in a single season in 2016-
toughness to their
to Kings took a liking to him out. the team that has shown nine different coaches 17. His 20.9 points per
culture that will be
former Kansas guard Frank However, doubt of the the most interest in him since 2006 and has won game average ranked first
very positive. I think
Mason III. On June 22, the Kings drafting Mason crept ever since the draft process less than 40 games each of in the conference.
he and DeAaron Fox
Kings made Mason the into Selfs mind after the started. those past 11 seasons. His stellar season also
both will be great
newest member of their or- team drafted Kentucky That tells me right there Self said he thinks Ma- helped propel Mason to
for their franchise
ganization. guard DeAaron Fox with how much they like Frank if sons mentality will con- a top six ranking in both
together.
Sacramento drafted Ma- the No. 5 overall pick. they want him on the ros- tribute to creating a posi- points (1,885) and assists
son in the second round We thought that [No. ter so much after they took tive culture the Kings have (576) in Kansas history.
Bill Self
(34th overall) of the 2017 34 overall] would be a good Fox, Self said. I think its a been searching for. Mason is the first Jay-
Kansas coach
NBA Draft. backstop for [Mason], just great place for him. I think His value will be even hawk in the history of the
After he was selected, because we didnt think hell have an opportunity to more so than what he does Kansas program to rank
Kansas coach Bill Self said hed fall past that, Self not only make the team but on the court, Self said. After winning national sixth or higher in both cat-
the Kings have been in- said. But when they took play a lot. Hell bring a toughness to player of the year honors egories.
trigued by Mason for sever- Fox with their first pick, Mason will join a strug- their culture that will be from 10 different media
al months. now all of a sudden, theres gling Kings team that has very positive. I think he and outlets, Mason also became
what to do
INSIDE
horoscopes
ARIES GEMINI LEO LIBRA SAGITTARIUS AQUARIUS
(MARCH 21-APRIL 19) (MAY 21-JUNE 20 (JULY 23-AUG. 22) (SEPT. 23-OCT. 22) (NOV. 22-DEC. 21) (JAN. 20-FEB. 18)
Compulsive desires Youre more assertive Friends and loved Its not a good time Listen for when its Romance could seem
cause problems. for the next two days. ones pester you. to travel or advance time to be firm and tangled up or distant.
Revelations can Try not to run over Breakdowns require an idea. Avoid conflict when to be flexible. Take extra care of
rock a romance. anyone. Protect your consideration. Focus with authority. Relax Compromise is yourself. Resist the
Communication builds own interests without on group activities and study the situation. required today and desire to run. Recharge
bridges today and infringing on anyone over the next few days. Love lurks behind the tomorrow. your batteries.
tomorrow. elses. Confer with allies. . scenes.
LA PRIMA TAZZA
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THE JAVA BREAK Java Break is practically WI-FI? SIGNS OF LIFE AIMEES COFFEE
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HOURS: seating, an expansive and hours HOURS: Monday through Saturday: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Monday: until midnight eclectic menu, and a quirky HOURS: Monday through
Tuesday: 7 a.m. to atmosphere, this coffee FOOD OPTIONS? This coffee shop features friendly baristas and plenty Saturday: 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
midnight shop has a lot of customer Pastries, sandwiches, and of open space. Its attached to an art gallery and Christian
Wednesday: 7 a.m. loyalty especially during a full cereal bar next to the bookstore (disclaimer: the owners prefer to say the store Sunday: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
to 24 hours finals week, when students barista counter reflects a Christian worldview), so the seating area might
Thursday through Sunday: take advantage of its 24- feature a different kind of customer base than other shops WI-FI? Free and unlimited
24 hours hour schedule. in town.
FOOD OPTIONS? A
WI-FI? Free and unlimited delicious array of pastries
and breakfast foods
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The rotating menu posted behind the bar at Mass Street Fish House and Raw Bar, which was opened in
December 2016 by Ayrick Madeira.
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Local businesses can struggle during the summer months without the influx of student shoppers.
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