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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10,2008
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VOLUME 120 ISSUE 58
THE STREAK CONTINUES
football Like Sharp has the ball popped loose in the first quarter against Nebraska. The Kansas running game had troubles Saturday afternoon with only 90 yads rushing from Sharp in Kansas' 45-35 loss. Kansas lost for the 20th consecutive time in Lincoln. FOOTBALL | 1B
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RESEARCH
Professors' ideologies don't affect students
Two recent studies refute the idea that universities are hotbeds of liberal indoctrination, finding that professors have little to no affect on their students' political ideologies.
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RESEARCH
Probing Antarctic ice for hidden mountains
BY HALEY JONES
hjones@kansan.com
Under more than two miles of Antarctica's ice may lie a mountain range larger than the European Alps.
exists and, if so, how large it is.
In less than a month, engineering student Chris McMinn will head to the continent to determine whether the range
McMinn, Olathe junior, is a member of the Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets, or CReSIS, a research group that develops radars to measure ice depth. David Braaten, professor of geography, is going with McMinn on the four-week trip. He said no one had ever accurately measured the depth of the ice or found what was beneath it. Seismic
measurements taken in the 1950s are one of the few concrete pieces of evidence supporting the mountain range's existence. Braaten said a stronger pull of gravity in certain areas of the continent indicated a mountain range.
"It tells you there's something massive down there.
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