WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2002
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN = 3
KEG REGISTRATION: Beginning July 1, keg merchants will be required to keep records of who buys kegs. Read about it on page 8.
FARMERS MARKET: Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, a downtown parking lot becomes and open-air market. Read about it on page 29.
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Table of contents
The University Daily Kansan is the student newspaper of the University of Kansas. The first copy is paid through the student activity fee. Additional copies of the Kansan are 25 cents. Subscriptions can be purchased at 119 Stauffer-Flint Hall.
Dog Days .p.1, 4 to 6
University announces job, program cuts .p.2
‘Dogs’ routine follows established circuit .p.5
Middle Eastern students face tougher restrictions when studying in the U.S. p.7
Keg registration to begin this summer .p.8
Task force searches for new MRC location .p.9
Athletics Department hires new head trainer for football .p.9
Convention aims to dispel myths about anarchists .p.10 to 11
Student keeps sights on eye of the storm .p.12 to 13
Unwelcome e-mail bothers students; University aims at decreasing it .p.14
Parents protest Nickelodeon special about gay families .p.14
Deal reached in 22-year-old kidnapping case .p.14
Professor meets Arafat, discusses peace in Mideast .p.15
Track and field athletes ready for championships .p.16
MLB teams pick former Jayhawks in draft .p.16
Kansas Graduate concentrates on professional career .p.16
Don’t let soccer fever die after World Cup .p.17
Stanford eliminates Notre Dame from series .p.17
‘Disagreements’ rock from Subway to Lawrence .p.18
Big Brothers Big Sisters beneficial to kids .p.19
Younger sister saw abductor in Utah case .p.20
Kentucky considers suspending public funding for birth control .p.20
Air tanker crashes while battling wildfire .p.21
Enron discloses senior salaries .p.21
‘Throat’s identity safe still, 30 years later .p.22
Reporters could face jail time for contact with jurors .p.23
Listeners leaving FM radio, saying it’s repetitive .p.23
Ryder jokes about arrest, some not amused .p.24
‘Ralph’s World’ appeals to both young and ol .p.25
Matt Damon follows George Clooney’s advice when it comes to the fame game .p.26
Spielburg, Cruise say futuristic forays will continue a while .p.27
‘Undercover Brother’ one of many to rely on ‘70s black culture .p.28
Try something different, go to the farmers market .p.29
SUMMER KANSAN STAFF
NEWS
Brooke Hesler
managing editor
bhesler@kansan.com
Kyle Ramsey editor kyramsey@kansan.com
Laurie Sisk
photo editor
lsisk@kansan.com
ADVERTISING
Eric Kelting business manager adsales@kansan.com
Karen Donnelly sales manager adsales@kansan.com
Tim Zepick operations manager adsales@kansan.com
ADVISING
Malcolm Gibson general manager adsales@kansan.com
Matt Fisher sales and marketing adviser adsales@kansan.com