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Volume 126 Issue 68
kansan.com
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
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COMMENTARY Former Jayhawk to appear in Super Bowl
Matt Corte sports@kansan.com
Although men's basketball is currently in the midst of an elusive 10th straight Big 12 confer-
NCAA
STATING A UNION
College athletes take first steps toward unionization
JAYHAWKS ABROAD
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7. This Scandinavian country will host KU students learning about health policy this summer
8. KU students won't have to worry about a foreign language in this country, but they may have to look twice before they cross a street
9. This European country will host three summer programs for students studying architecture, social-welfare, or foreign language
12. Students can gain international work experience doing one of these in London, Dublin Madrid, Sydney, or Shanghai this summer. Applications due February 31
13. This country in the Southern Hemisphere has exchange programs and internship programs, and is perfect for biology or engineering majors
14. KU students will visit this African nation as part of a health initiative
15. One in five KU study abroad participants is awarded one of these by the Office of Study Abroad each year
16. This Chinese city offers semester programs in English for a variety of majors, including business, education, art, and sciences
- answers can be found on our blog at:
jayhawksbroad.dept.ku.edu
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1. At.J.F. Oberlin University in this Asian island nation, students can study East Asian Language and Culture in English
2. In this Catalan speaking city, students studying foreign language can stay with host families and take weekend trips to the beach
3. In this Asian country, students can study visual art and take their classes in English
4. The best university in this Central American country has been a partner with KU since 1958, forming the longest study abroad exchange in the Western Hemisphere
5. In this Eastern European country, KU students can spend a semester taking classes taught in English in a variety of subjects, including business
6. In this South American country students can spend a semester or summer learning the language or practicing tango
7. This city in China will host its first group of KU internship students this summer
11. This nation in Great Britain offers a great opportunity for all KU students to study abroad on a semester exchange
10. Lawrences city sister in this country is Eutin
SUMMER PROGRAMS
An Archeological Tour of Ancient Israel
Art Archaeological Tour of Ancient Israel
Arabic Studies in Ifrane, Morocco
Architecture in Berlin, Munich & Switzerland: Urban Form in Transition and
Emerging Technologies
Architecture in Italy: Reading the City - Exploring the Civic Realm
NEW: Architecture in Nordic Countries
Art and Photography in Europe
Art and Photography in Europe
Bilingual Spanish Language Intensive for Social Workers British Summer Institute in the Humanities
Business China - The China Connection: Strategies for Entry and Operation Cambridge, England Summer Legal History
Cambridge, England Summer Legal History
Chemical & Petroleum Engineering in Ireland
Chemical & Petroleum Engineering in Poland NEW: Cuban Immersion Experience
DIS - Danish Institute for Study Abroad, Copenhagen, Denmark
Education in Japan
NEW: Cuban Immersion Experience
DESIGN in Paris + London. Comparing Cultures
Education Majors: A Cross-Cultural Experience in Carpi, Italy
Engineering in New York, Ireland
Engineering in New Zealand
Environmental Studies of Europe
Environmental Studies of India
European Business School, Oestrich-Winkel, Germany - Summer
Field Biology in Amazonian Peru
Graduate Business Exchange, France Business School, Ciermont-Ferrand, France
(Exchange)
Great Britain Direct Exchange - University of East Anglia, Norwich, England (Exchange)
Great Britain Direct Exchange - University of Exeter, Exeter, England (Exchange)
Great Britain Direct Exchange - University of Leeds, Leeds, England (Exchange)
Health Care and Social Policies in Sweden
Great Britain Direct Exchange - University of Exeter, Exete
Great Britain Direct Exchange - University of Leeds, Leeds
Health Care and Social Policies in Sweden
International Social Work: A Costa Rican Perspective
International Social Work: An Italian Perspective
NEW: Interprofessional Global Health Initiative in Malawi
Irish Studies - Queen's University Belfast
J.F. Oberlin University, Tokyo, Japan (Exchange)
Language and Culture in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Language and Culture in Florence, Italy
Language and Culture in India
Language and Culture in Nicaragua
Language in San José, Costa Rica
Language Institute in Eutin, Germany
Language Institute in Holzkirchen, Germany
Language Institute in Lviv, Ukraine
Language Institute in Paris, France
Language Institute in Zadar, Croatia
Language, Literature, and Culture in Barcelona, Spain
Law in Ireland
Law in Istanbul, Turkey Music Therapy in Thailand
NEW: Portuguese Language and Brazilian Culture Professional Studies in Stuttgart, Germany Social Welfare in South Korea Supply Chain Management and Logistics in Panama Theatre in Greece
Supply Chain Management and Logistics in Panama
Theatre in Greece
Typography, Printing and Papermaking in Italy
Université Paris I Pantheon-Sorbonne, Paris, France(Exchange)
University of New South Wales - Business
University of New South Wales - Engineering
University of New South Wales - Environmental Studies
University of Stirling, Stirling, Scotland (Exchange)
Visual Art in Japan
Visual Culture and Creativity in Spain
comes down to the little guy.
Does the name David Tyree
ring a bell?
While watching this Sunday, remember it's never a guarantee that a college will have a player represent them in sports' most hallowed game. Just look at national powerhouses Alabama and Ohio St., both of whom have exactly zero players in the Super Bowl.
With that being said, maximize your opportunities to watch Steven Johnson on the field. Special teams plays might be your time for a bathroom break or twitter feed update, but not on this Sunday. Five years have passed since we saw a Jayhawk play in the Super Bowl, and another five could pass before we see another. Don't miss out.
Edited by Cara Winkley
to texas at Allen fieldhouse on Tuesday.
The Jayhawks looked fantastic to begin the game. After missing their previous 11 3-point shots dating back to the second half of last week's match-up against Oklahoma State, Kansas made six of its first seven attempts from deep Tuesday night at Allen Fieldhouse.
"I thought the first half we came out very aggressive," junior guard Asia Boyd said. "Second half, we just came out too flat."
The Jayhawks fought hard in a competitive first half that saw 10 lead changes. Even with junior forward Chelsea Gardner neutralized in the post (0-5, 0 points in the first), the Jayhawks were able to stay in the game as the threes kept
them."
Initially, both teams were incredibly sharp from long range. What was thought to be a defensive battle coming in quickly turned into a three-point contest. The two went a combined 13-24 in the first half, trading threes on consecutive possessions several times throughout the game.
But the threes quickly disappeared for Kansas, as it promptly followed its hot start behind the arc by missing another 11 straight to end the game. Texas outscored the Jayhawks by 21 in the second half as the proverbial wheels began to fall off. Kansas was held to only 28.6 percent from the field while allowing the Longhorns to just under 59 percent, including 3-5 from
As the rest of the team fell apart, Gardner finally got things going. After sitting the first half's final five minutes with two personal fouls, a revitalized Gardner was 5-5 shooting for 10 points after the intermission. But that was the peak of the game for the Jayhawks during an otherwise miserable second half performance.
"I think we're disappointed in ourselves as a whole," Boyd said. "We didn't play as hard as we know we could've in the second half."
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Outside of Gardner, Kansas was only 3-25 from the field in the second, including 0-7 from three. A crucial 11-0 Texas run midway through the second put the Longhorns up 60-42.
Kansas junior guard Asia Boyd tys to keep up with an opposing player. Kansas fell to Oklahoma 64-56 at home on Jan. 22. Their 80-55 loss to Texas on Tuesday marks the second straight home loss for the Jayhawks.
The Jayhawks allowed Texas numerous uncontested looks throughout the game, and more often than not, the Longhorns took advantage. Senior guard Chassidy Fussell led the way with 18 points on 6-9 shooting (4-5 3PG) while junior forward Nneka Enemkali added a double-double (10 points, 11 rebounds) to
put the nail in Kansas' coffin.
Henrickson said her team has to put Tuesday's loss behind them and focus on their impending two-game road trip.
"We've got to learn from today and then probably let go of it," she said. "Myself included."
Edited by Cara Winkley
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