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Stalls, stores short on TP after victory
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By Nedra Beth Randolph
Whenever the Kansas basketball team wins, toilet paper seems to disappear from stalls and stores in Lawrence.
Kansan staff writer
Dennis Constance, Oliver Hall custodial supervisor, said that when the Jayhawks won important games, such as the game against Arkansas on Saturday to gain a spot in the Final Four, toilet paper was taken from the residence hall's restrooms and used during celebrations on campus.
"Based on past experience, I will be more prepared again if this happens."
Alan Zarley, Oliver custodian who worked after the celebration last week, said 64 rolls of toilet paper were taken from the hall.
Matt Harrah, Kansas City, Mo. freshman, said that immediately after KU won, all the toilet paper on his desk was of Joseph P. Pearson Hall was gone.
"Most of the guys went on a ram-paper," he said. "All the toilet paper canisters were broken open and every single roll was taken.
"The whole first floor of the hall was TPed," Harrah said. "And we took the leftover rolls to the rally and drove it up to a pretty wild crowd on first floor."
Dave Platt, director of JRP, said this was the first time the hall had been TPed in the year he had been there.
Platt said he would not be surprised if more rolls disappeared if KU won in the Final Four.
Terry McWilliams, store director of Checkers Foods, 2300 Louisiana ST, said he was sure his store had a big customer base, but it's strung around campus Saturday.
"Some of our workers who are students said they saw toilet paper that was sold at our store," he said. "We do a lot of student business in toilet paper."
Josie Lewis, a check-out clerk at Checkers who worked from noon to 8 p. Saturday, said students bought lots of alcohol and toilet paper.
"People better stash the toilet
four," she said again in the Finne
"四," she said.
Students and toilet paper fill a tree in front of Wesco Hall during a celebration after Kansas defeated Arkansas 93-81.
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