THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
HOROSCOPES
Because the stars know things we don't.
Aries (March 21-April 19)
Today is a 7
Discover a money machine.
There's good news from afar,
and a hefty assignment's got you in the thick of the action.
Mercury is direct, with communications moving forward.
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
Today is a 7
Mercury's retrograde (since Jan. 23) comes to an end today, with an easing of travel conditions. Still, business chugs along, and the money's coming in. Keep stoking the fire.
Gemini (May 21-June 21)
Today is an 8
There may be less talk and more action. Your power is in your networks.Meet face to face, or get together with friends at home.That's where your heart is, anyway.
Cancer (June 22-July 22)
Today is an 8
For the next four weeks, you'll have sweet dreams. Write them down, and if so inspired, take action to realize the one that calls to you most clearly.
Your team's hot.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)
Today is an 8
Communication and travel energy are prominent. There's more business coming in, too! Stay active, and make up for lost time. Love's the word.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Today is an 8
Part with some of your treasure for the benefit of all.
Launch new endeavors and sign contracts after. Words flow easily, so catch them with writing projects.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Today is a 7
What you learn benefits many.
Try out a new idea. Use the
materials that you find in
your own closets and garage.
Summarize everything with a
romantic description.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
Teen in 8
Today is an 8
Visit friends, send emails and get the word out. It's been so sluggish, but that's shifting.
Go for an income increase. You can find the resources now.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Todou is a F
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is a 6
Taking a break in nature
reinigates. Pay attention
to new career opportunities
that fill you with joy. Imagine
the future, fulfilled. Now take
another step.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Today is a 7
Work gets more fun for a little while. You're expanding and growing faster than you think. Reaffirm a commitment, and stay in action. Share laughter.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
Today is a 6
Take advantage of a new business proposition. You may have to take the lead to resolve a conflict. Don't dismiss your friends' ideas. Replenish your coffers.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
Today is a 7
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
Today is a 7
Find strength in numbers,
especially with those who support and believe in you. Return the favor. Flexibility is key.
Take some time off outdoors.
CROSSWORD
BROSS
1 Day segments (Abbr.)
4 "Hail. Caesar!"
7 Shaft of light
8 Trap
10 "Who ya — call?"
13 "The Seven Year Itch" star
16 Weep
17 Hermit
18 Charged bit
19 Moist in the morn
20 Scored 100 on
21 Spin
23 Arousing suspicion
25 Actress Cannon
26 "A — home is ..."
27 Spring mo.
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28 Metric measures
30 "Help!"
33 Classic comedy starring 13- Across
36 Tried hard
37 Just one of the bunch?
38 Stay in one place, like a helicopter
39 Drones
40 Prepared
41 Golf gizmo
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 2012
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2 Hindu princess
3 Not as big
4 Japanese cartoon style
5 "Discreet is the better part of —"
6 Ms. Brock ovich
7 Piglets' papa
8 Cher's longtime partner
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CRYPTOQUIP
9 Improve
10 Yukon SUV man ufacturer
12 Viscous
14 Cry of distress
15 Conclusion
19 Noise
20 Donkey
21 Mistakes in print
22 Ardor
23 Partner of fortune
24 Perception
25 “— Kapital”
26 Creator
28 Michael Jackson prop
29 Construction site fastener
30 Disgrace
31 “My bad”
32 Canon-ized Mile.
34 Cupid's alias
35 Verifiable
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RIVERBED EXPERTS HAVE SIMILAR OPINIONS,
THEY PROBABLY EXCLAIM "MY SEDIMENTS
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Today's Cryptoquip Clue: U equals T
White House attorney inspires ABC drama
LOS ANGELES — Judy Smith was there when White House intern Monica Lewinsky, Chief Justice Clarence Thomas, quarterback Michael Vick and Idaho senator Larry Craig found themselves in the middle of major crises. The attorney and author is a crisis-management expert who's mediated so many high-profile cases — such as the Iran-Contra investigation — her career has inspired the new ABC drama "Scandal."
TELEVISION
MCCLATCHY TRIBUNE
In the series, starring Kerry Washington as the Smith-inspired Olivia Pope, deals with high-profile problems that range from keeping the
client list of a Washington D.C. madam under wraps to a scandal surrounding the president. Her tactics are cold, calculated and effective.
Smith said dealing with a crisis is a matter of coming up with a good strategy — whether or not it's a popular solution.
"At the end of the day, I play to win and otherwise I wouldn't be good at my job," Smith said. "I'm also not a person that sort of talks around an issue."
SUDOKU
Difficulty Level ★★★
4/04
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'HIMYM' star to host Tony Awards again
AWARD SHOWS
LOS ANGELES — Neal Patrick Harris will host Broadway's biggest night for the third time, organizers of the Tony Awards announced on Tuesday. The award show is scheduled to take place June 10 at the Beacon Theatre in New York and will be broadcast live on CBS, with a delay for the West Coast.
Harris has proved a popular choice for the Tonys, but will the "How I Met My Mother" actor, who hosted last year's Tonys as well as the 2009 ceremony, be able to reverse the show's declining TV viewport of the last three years?
Last year, the tonys faced tough competition from the NBA Finals, which aired on ABC.
Chase's voicemail may jeopardize his TV return
McClatchy Tribune
will be back for a fourth season. But as of this week, it's an even bigger unanswered question whether Chevy Chase will be back
MCCLATCHY TRIBUNE
the show even if it does return.
Chase
LOS ANGELS — It's still an unanswered question whether or not NBC's "Community"
On the voicemail, posted on TMZ, Chase lets loose with
the snow even if it does return.
Based on Chase's feelings about show creator Dan Harmon in a voicemail posted on various websites last week, it's apparent that there's not a lot of hugs going around.
According to reports, the phone call stemmed from an incident at the show's third season wrap party in which Harmon reportedly dressed Chase down in front of the cast, crew and the actor's wife and daughter.
a string of not-safe-for-NBC language describing his talent and his script as "an abomination, and your writing is getting worse and worse." (That's the part that's printable. The rest is available for listen at TMZ, though beware foul language.)
"I don't get talked to like that in front of anybody, certainly not in front of my wife and daughter," Chase said.
Chase has had more than his share of feuds in the course of his career. There's all the not-so-nice things pretty much anyone associated with "Saturday Night
Live" has had to say about him over the years. And there's the infamous Chevy Chase roast that's notable for being one of the meanest events in that institution's long history.
But Harmon himself isn't a stranger to behind-the-scenes conflict. As the writer told Marc Maron on his podcast last year, he left "The Sarah Silverman Program" before it ever aired over conflicts with the show's star.
The writer spent much time dealing with fans on Twitter taking him to task for his reported wrap party behavior.
David Fischer wrote, "Nothing warrants what you did to Chevy in front of his wife and daughter."
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