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Features ColumnsMiniature 'Stonehenge' found off beaten path
By Mike Pound I sort of messed up. A couple of weeks ago, Caroline Calvin sent me an e-mail. She mentioned that while she and her husband were walking their dogs in a Joplin, Mo., park one afternoon, they came across what she described as a “smaller version of Stonehenge.” She told me that she and her husband thought the rock creation was sort of neat, and that it was obvious that someone went to quite a bit of trouble to put the thing together. "
Mayer's narcissism hopefully not catching
By Jeremiah Tucker Now that a couple weeks have passed and Jessica Simpson has been allowed to respond to the "sexual napalm" comment, let's take a moment to reflect.
Don’t stop believing the future is still the future
By Mike Pound The Kansas-Kansas State basketball game ended about 15 hours ago, as I type this, and I’m still wondering when my hearing will return. If there is a “bucket list” for college basketball, I’m thinking that watching the Kansas Jayhawks play the K-State Wildcats in Allen Fieldhouse on the KU campus would be at the top of the list, along with, I suppose, taking in a Duke-North Carolina game along Tobacco Road. "
Kidneys, "Bounty Hunter" trailer cause massive pain
By Benji Tunnell It is a great weight I carry, knowing that each week dozens upon dozens of people anxiously flip to my column, after spending ample time with sports, the weather and the occasional Beetle Bailey, dying to know what "that "
Foodstuff: Coddle Up with this Irish Stew
By Scott Hutcheson Nearly 400 years. That’s how long my family has lived in the “New World.” I’ve traced my roots back to a Scotch-Irish Clan in Virginia. The records are unclear after that, but my last name is very prevalent in Scotland, particularly Glasgow. That is a long time and unfortunately every last trace of Scottish culture and tradition has been washed out of my DNA. In recent years I’ve spent time in Scotland and read the works of Robert Burns to reconnect to my heritage.
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