WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2005
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Two Lawrence firemen leave Fraser Hall after responding to reports of an electrical fire. Nathan Stover, Lawrence Fire department captain, said no fire was found and that the report was made based on sparks from a light switch.
BAND: Louise's Downtown to use bands as ID for semester
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Scholarship details are still being finalized, he said. Louise's Downtown Bar, 1009 Massachusetts St., sells its wristband as form of identification. Two weeks ago green, "Live Louise's" inscribed bands began working as a form of security. Buyers must be 21 and the bracelets serve as a receipt that the owner has paid the one-time cover charge for Thursdays this semester.
John Davis, manager of Louise's, said the bracelets cost $5 with a KUID and $7 without an ID. They are only sold at the bar's downtown location on Thursday nights.
"A bracelet was the simplest thing to give people to keep and use again," said Davis. "We weren't going to give people a medallion; a bracelet
Photo illustration by Stephanie Farley/KANSAN it is hoped the "Live Louise's" bracelet set at Louise's Downtown Bar, 1009 Massachusetts St, will cut down traffic at the door on Thursday nights, manager John Davis said.
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was the easiest thing."
BIG ON BANDS
Students can purchase wristbands at the following locations:
- Louise's wristbands are available at Louise's Downtown Bar, 1009 Massachusetts St., Thursday nights at the door
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Students can purchase the Hillel bracelets at KU Hillel, 940 Mississippi St., Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Students can purchase "Teri Tough" bracelets online at www.vapor.com
www.terizenner.com
Administration projects $427 billion shortfall
WASHINGTON — The White House will project that this year's federal deficit will hit $427 billion, a senior administration official said yesterday, a record amount partly driven by wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The official, among three who briefed reporters on condition of anonymity, said the estimate was a conservative one that assumed some higher spending than other analysts use.
Last February, the White House projected that the 2004 shortfall would hit $521 billion, only to see it come in at $412 billion.
The official said the figure represented progress because it would be smaller than last year's record $412 billion shortfall when compared to the size of the growing U.S. economy. That ratio is a key measure of the deficit's potency.
The number was among a blizzard of figures released yesterday that illustrated how federal deficits remain a problem that Bush and Congress must reckon with.
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The Associated Press
OPERA: Show teaches morals, life lessons
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"This is a shtick-free production, and I have a whole bag of shtick," said Maykowski, Colorado Springs, Colo., doctorate student. "But to try and find the humor the real way, that has been real hard for me."
COSI FAN TUTTE
Where: Robert Baustian Theatre, 102 Murphy Hall
When: 7:30 p.m., Jan. 28,
20 Feb. 1, 2, 4, 5 and 7
This is isn't the first time that "Cosi" has been updated. The 2004 film, "Closer," used the same idea and used music from the opera for the soundtrack.
The English translation of the phrase "cosi fan tutte" roughly
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"The moral of the story is that you learn a lesson from every journey you take," Wrensch said. "And you gotta see the humor in that."
the opera is about learning from life's lessons.
She said the other moral of
Ocel plans to give the play, "Candide," a similar setting remake this spring when he directs it. In his version, Westphalia, a province in Germany, will be the University of Kansas and Pangloss will be a professor.
means "all women are like that," or fallible, Wrensch said. This is the moral Alfonso is trying to teach the soldiers.
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