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HOROSCOPES
Because the stars
know things we don't.
Aries (March 21-April 19)
Today is a 7
today is a 7
There's plenty of work today and tomorrow with creative projects. Start by learning the rules. Check your schedules and the map. Watch out for the unexpected, and navigate misunderstandings gracefully.
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
Today is a 5
Romance is a growing possibility today and tomorrow. Notice hidden beauty. Your loved ones encourage you to take on a new creative challenge. Wait until a disagreement blows over. Fantasies prove flimsy. Resist the temptation to impress impulsively.
Gemini (May 21-June 20)
Today is a 7
The next two days are good for making changes at home and household decisions. Clean up a mess. Make a discovery that illuminates a hidden truth. Dispel a fantasy. Stick with common sense choices.
Cancer (June 21-July 22)
Today is a 7
Push yourself forward. Your load gets lighter soon, but for now keep plugging on. Don't speculate or splurge. Your ability to concentrate will be enhanced marvelously today and tomorrow. Don't talk about money vet.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)
Today is a 7
Enthusiasm wins over facts. Don't touch your secret funds. A new assignment brings in more revenue. Enjoy the applause. Temporary confusion could fog the path ahead. Focus on making money for the next two
Today is a 7
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Today is a 7
Your focus narrows to personal issues today and tomorrow. Your confidence and energy surges, but don't chase nebulous dreams. Go for solid, practical results. A job gets more difficult than anticipated
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Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Today is a 7
Your curiosity enhances your attractiveness. Be respectful around elders and authority figures. Work interferes with travel, so revise the itinerary. Rest and recuperate today and tomorrow. Consider divergent opinions. A critic speaks out. Take notes.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Today in a 7
Today is a 7
Play with your friends today and tomorrow. Meditate a disagreement and score points with both sides. Social life benefits your career. Things seem to flow with greater ease.Increase the glamour at home without spending money
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is a 7
Consider new opportunities today and tomorrow. There may be a test; positive results increase your career status. Keep your patience and frugality. Push past old barriers. Expect increased scrutiny.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan.19) Today is a 7
Invest in tangibles, not fiction. You don't have money to waste. Venture farther today and tomorrow. Plan a vacation or adventure. Study, research and plot your path.
Aquarius (Jar. 20-Feb. 18)
Today is an 8
KANSAN PUZZLES
A lack of funds could wreck your plans, so get into financial planning today and tomorrow. Count your wins and losses. Send invoices, and make collection calls. Issue a call to action. Handle details with care.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
Today is a 6
Rely on a partner today and tomorrow. Get expert assistance with a tricky problem. Take care to navigate a change in plans. Reality and fantasy clash. What you get isn't what you expected.
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4 Raced
8 Poet
12 Book-keeper (Abbr.)
13 Hawaiian city
14 "I cannot tell —"
15 Sites for swingers?
17 Pleasing
18 Author Buscaglia
19 State legislator
21 Pedestal part
24 Junior
25 W. Hemisphere org.
26 Scatter seeds
28 "Real Time" moderator
32 Choose
34 Fruit stone
36 Auction, for one
37 Old anaesthetic
39 Talk on and on
41 Crazed
42 Arrest
44 Carter's Georgia home
46 Shipment from Florida
50 Everyone
51 On the qui —
52 Overacts
56 Walkman descendant
57 Touch
58 Inseparable
59 Say it isn't so
60 Bad hairpieces
61 Present
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2 Hot tub
3 Marvin of Broadway
4 Launches
5 Photo
6 Fraternal group
7 Measures of meds
8 Woody Allen movie
9 Dis-mounted
10 Puerto
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29 $10 portrait
30 Verve
31 Wine-list section
33 "Ich bin ein Berliner" speaker
35 Spigot
38 Erstwhile garment
40 Explosions
43 "The View" alumna Joy
45 Foreman foe
46 "Metamorphoses" writer
47 Mature
48 Revlon rival
49 Hollywood's "Elephant Boy"
53 Oktoberfest souvenir
54 Popular card game
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MUSIC
GLASSNOTE RECORDS
A musical retrospective of the spring semester
This past semester has been quite eventful for music. There have been tons of great album releases and concerts in the Lawrence and Kansas City areas. Here are the best of the best:
BEST CONCERT
Childish Gambino visited Arvest Bank Theater in Kansas City, Mo., in promotion of his latest album, "Because the Internet." The show was unlike anything else. Before going to the show, Gambino encouraged attendees to download an app which was created specifically for the concert. Before the show, there was a screen behind the stage that acted like an online message board which could be accessed through the app. Throughout the show there were also polls which were voted on through the app. Childish Gambino's performance was incredible. He had great energy and performed songs from multiple projects.
BEST ALBUM ART
Wild Beasts - "Present Tense"
This particular category had nothing to do with the quality of the album, even though the album is fantastic. This category was purely aesthetic, and the album art for Wild Beasts' "Present Tense" is great. Combining drawings,
By Ryan Wright sports@kansan.com
photos and an assortment of colors makes for some great album art. This is one of those covers that you can't take your eyes off of.
BEST UP AND COMING ARTIST
Back in January, Isaiah Rashad quietly released one of the best albums of the year so far "Cilvia Demo." Rashad flexed his witty lyricism and ear for good production. Rashad was recently selected as one of XXL magazine's 2014 freshmen. With the critical acclaim of "Cilvia Demo," Rashad's next project should be something to keep an eye on.
Even though it's only been out a few days now, Toronto based jazz band BADBADNOTGOOD's "III" is a masterpiece. You can hear the growth the band has made from their first two projects "BBNG" and "BBNG2." This is BADBADNOTGOOD's first project with completely original material and they've proved that they aren't just a jazz cover band. Every song of the album is great and all of the instruments are played
ALBUM OF THE SEMESTER
News from the U
KU MEMORIAL UNIONS WELCOME NEW CORPORATION BOARD MEMBERS
Comprised of students, faculty and alums, the KU Memorial Unions Corporation Board provides strategic leadership for the KU Memorial Unions. At its May 3 meeting, the Board welcomed a host of new officers and members.
"Our facilities, services and programs better serve KU through the dedication and contributions of our board members" said David Mucci, Union Director.
The KU Memorial Unions Corporation Board Members who will serve the Unions and KU in the upcoming year:
Board of Directors:
Kaitlin DeJong, Board President and VP, Alumni and Community Relations, SUA
Tammara Durham, Vice President and Vice Provost for Student Success
Katrina Yoakum, Treasurer; Morgan Said, President, Student Body
Miranda Wagner, VP, Student Body; Bea Tretbar, President, SUA
Andrew Mechler, VP of Administration, SUA
Dylan Fehl, VP, Membership and Development, SUA
Subha Upadhayyala, VP,
Communications, SUA
Lauren Arney, University
Affairs Chair
William Admusson, Student
Senate Representative
Camden Bender, Student
Senate Representative
Emma Halling, Student
Senate Representative
Thomas Plummer, Student
Senate Representative
Appointed Faculty:
Ruth Ann Attchley, Chairperson,
Assoc. Proc., Psychology;
Jessica Li, Asst. Professor,
Business; Matthew Burke,
Assoc. Professor, Art
Alumnt Appointees:
Nick Sterner, KU Endowment;
Kate Harding Pohl, Architect;
Scott Kaiser, Attorney; Sydnie
Kampschroeder, Marketing
Consultant; Chris Hanna,
Personal Investor/Entrepreneur
Alumni Adpointees
Outgoing Board President,
Thomas Plummer, said
presiding over his last
meeting was bittersweet.
"I have really enjoyed my time as board president and am proud of what we have been able to accomplish," said Plummer. "Serving the university in this role has been a great privilege."
beautifully. With finals next week, this is a perfect album to study to.
see you at the U
ARTIST OF THE SEMESTER
KU MEMORIAL UNIONS
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Pharrell Williams is the artist of the semester, not because his album was the best, which it wasn't, but simply because of the impact he's had on music over the last semester. You can't leave your apartment without hearing his smash hit "Happy." He's also produced for other artists, featured on several songs and he even helped Hans Zimmer score "The Amazing Spiderman 2." There's no denying the impact he's had so far. 2014 is shaping up to be the year of Pharrell Williams.
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After such a great semester, hopefully this summer and the following semester will be just as good.
— Edited by Alec Weaver
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