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Sophomore quarterback D.J. Beshears runs up the middle during Kansas game against Baylor on Saturday. The Jayhakwls fell to 2-3 on the season, losing to the Bears, 55-7. Beshears finished the game with 47 rushing yards, a season high for the sophomore.
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A student reported the attack behind The Wheel Wednesday
gsears@kansan.com
A female student reported to police that she was raped early Wednesday morning in
a University park ing lot behind The Wagon Wheel, a popular student bar at 14th and Ohio streets.
The student said she was raped in University
Thursday afternoon
Capt. Schuyler Bailey of the Public Safety Office said the rape reportedly happened between cars in the lot "directly behind" The Wheel.
IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION, CALL:
KU Public Safety Office:
/785) 864-5900
parking lot 100 between 2:30 and 3:10 a.m. Wednesday by an unknown man, according to a University crime alert posted
Crime Stoppers hotline:
(785) 864-8888
According to the University website, there is another section of lot 100. Bailey said the
Bailey asked that anyone who saw what happened call the Public Safety Office at 864-5900. Any tips can be called in to the Crime Stoppers hotline anonymously at 864-8888.
SAFETY TIPS
- Be aware of your surroundings.
- Walk or jog in groups.
- Stay on lighted pathways and avoid taking shortcuts behind buildings and through parking lots.
- If you are the victim of a crime, contact the police as soon as possible.
- Report any crime in progress or any suspicious activity to the KU Public Safety Office.
section involved was the larger section of lot 100, right off of Ohio Street, not the section on the west side of Stephenson and Pearson Scholarship Halls, by Sprague Apartments.
A University crime alert encouraged students to be aware of their surroundings,
walk in groups and stay on lighted pathways.
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WEATHER
TODAY 75 48
Scattered T-Storms
Sunny
TUESDAY 81 52
WEDNESDAY
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Self, players have fun at Late Night in front of recruits
BASKETBALL|1B
Marcus Morris played well in the scrimmage, but festivities directed at recruits were the greater purpose of the evening.
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A member of the Kansas City Falcon Skydiving Team glides into Kivisto Field with a KU flag before the game. Kansas fell to in-state rival Kansas State in the Sunflower Showdown 59-7 Thursday night at Memorial Stadium.
SENATE | 6A
SenEx approves task force
The University Senate begins discussion on a new financial aid program for KU faculty and staff and his or her dependents, spouses and partners.
OPINION | 5A
Facebook is problematic
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Mandy Matney tells why Facebook and other social networking sites cause frustration, stress and emotional havoc on college students' minds.