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MONDAY, APRIL 1, 2013
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What advice would you give to someone leasing for the first time?
Josh Huelskamp, junior from Augusta
"I would tell someone that is moving into their first place to be aware of the charges that they will bill you for when you move out. Take pictures of your apartment before you move everything in."
"Make sure you don't settle on the first thing that seems right. Try and find a place you can stay a few years. Moving gets old quickly."
Bria Sweany, junior from Salina
Seth Amott, junior from Wichita
"Acknowledge online ratings. From my experience they are 98 percent true and very helpful when wanting to know the hard truth about a complex or location."
"Read the lease word for word. I skimmed over my recent lease and now I regret it daily. It might be tempting to skim it, but don't."
Gordon Cave, senior from Augusta
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receiving the Agnes Wright Strickland Award on Wednesday afternoon.
Jamieveeer, Shannon Collins, Kimberleine Hinkle, Matthew Moore, Bernadette Myers, Sida Sima, Bryan Trong Do, Cooper Nickel, Carol Kruse and Megan Watson are the 2013 University Awards recipients.
Hannah Bolton and Samuel Schroeder both received the Agnes Wright Strickland Award, which consists of a lifetime membership in the University of Kansas Alumni Association.
EMILY WITTLER/KANSAN
RIGHT: Cooper Nickel, a senior from Lindsborg, receives the Chancellor's Award during a class on Monday, March 25. To be included in the pool of applicants for the prestigious Chancellor's Awards, a student must either have been nominated by a faculty/staff member or have submitted a Chancellors Student Award application.
Bolton studies business management and leadership with an interest in university administration.
and hopes to get a Master's degree in higher education after she graduates.
EMILY WITTLER/KANSAN
The Caryl K. Smith Student Leader Award was awarded to Matthew Moore. Moore studies human biology and plans on attending the KU School of Medicine after graduation.
Bernadette Myers and Sida Niu both received the Class of 1913 Award. Myers studies English, Italian and European studies and plans on pursuing a Ph.D in early modern literature. Niu stud-
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Kruse studies communications with a minor in leadership studies and plans on seeking a career with which to use and develop her communication and leadership skills. Watson studies chemistry and English, with an emphasis on creative writing. She will pursue a dual MD and Master's in public health at the KU School of Medicine next year.
Edited by Paige Lytle
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Don't forget Come support the Jayhawks in their baseball game against Creighton today at 6 p.m.
Today's Weather
Mostly sunny. 20 percent chance of rain.
Wind E at 7 mph.
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HI: 54
LO: 31
Is that you, spring?