4B = THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY;APRIL23,2002
THIS & THAT
WEATHER FORECAST
TODAY
TOMORROW
Fog early, then mostly sunny and warm, with a chance of evening thunderstorms.
THURSDAY
Early showers and cooler, clearing late.
6840
SOURCE: MATTHEW F. LAUBHAN DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSTSPHERE ECI SCIENCES. KUJHWEATHER@KU.EDU
Mostly clear and warm.
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NEW YORK — Ever want to see what you'd look like as Asian, Middle Eastern, Hispanic, black, white or Native American?
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Exhibit envisions race, age unity
The show of 100 photos and media works is on view at the Grey Art Gallery in Greenwich Village. It then travels to the Blaffer Gallery in Houston, the Weatherspoon Art Gallery in Greensboro, N.C., and beyond.
The Associated Press
"It's a weir feeling," said Kathy Zajchenko, a museum visitor in her 50s from Prattburg, Penn. As soon as she sat down in the machine, she used the machine's aging function and glimpsed herself as a woman in her 70s. She then tried out a spectrum of ethnic groups.
The machine is part of "Seeing and Believing: The Art of Nancy Burson," a traveling retrospective that attempts to make an argument for human unity.
Step into the Human Race Machine.
"The Middle Eastern image worked pretty well for me," she said with a grin as she stepped out of the machine for the next person in line.
Known for her computer generated photographs of composite faces, Burson first gained national attention for her Aging Machine.
When you sit inside the box, the machine creates a digital image of your face. You push some buttons, and, using a composite of various photos of people of a certain ethnic group mixed with your own facial features, the machine comes up with an image.
"The machine is really a prayer for unity. ... It's about seeing through our differences to sameness, it's like stepping into someone else's skin," said Burson, who added the database of Middle Eastern faces, both Arab and Jewish, after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11.
The technology, later purchased by the FBI, made images of what a face might have look like as it aged. Used to come up
with the images of missing children as they aged, it proved so effective that it helped authorities find four missing children in the first year of it was used.
The exhibit also featured photos of alternative healers and what Burson said were their auras, androgynous faces, children and adults with facial anomalies, and a wall of photos of "Guys Who Look Like Jesus," including people of all ethnic groups who responded to an ad Burson placed in the Village Voice requesting Jesus look-alikes.
"There are a lot of guys around who look like Jesus, and I wondered why they look like Jesus," she said. "Some of them really carry that peaceful energy with them, and some of them just had a bad hair cut in high school."
The show is accompanied by a full-color illustrated catalog. Produced by Twin Palms Press, the hefty book provides the first comprehensive overview of Burson's work.
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9 City on the Missouri
14 Painter Chagall
15 Related (to)
16 Fleshy-snouted mammal
17 “___ She Lovely”
18 Swimming method
20 Mathematical proposition
22 Bathroom fixture
23 Dads
24 ___ Lanka
26 Pry
27 Command to Dobbin
30 Postal burden
32 Leather workers tools
33 Colombian capital
34 Make do
37 Singer Peggy
38 Examined accounts
39 Soft metal
40 Circle segment
41 Trimmed, as a tree
42 Puerto ___
43 Nominal
45 Covered haystacks
46 Soap units
48 Unused
49 Care of baseball
50 Worshipped
52 Franklin’s bill
56 Neutral
59 Impose a tax
60 Attempts
61 Poet
62 First garden
63 Sam or Remus
64 Agile
65 Tender
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1 Leave out
2 Reckless
3 Sea eagle
4 Eight-limbed creature
5 Desert stope
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7 Cover
8 Small bill
9 Director
Preminger
10 Boat basin
11 Expressing
contrition
12 Extended walks
13 Mountain ridge
19 Artificially formal
21 Quick, light blow
24 Michigan port
25 Potential looter
27 Festive event
28 Large-mouth
pitcher
29 EDP word
30 Building unit
31 Naughty
33 Tanzania's
neighbor
35 Punt
36 Seth's son
38 Exactly suitable
42 Pierces with
many holes
44 Middle East
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
republic
45 Actor Silver
46 African language
group
47 Decorate
49 Reddish
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SWIM INSTRUCTOR not required part time and full time positions available now and may apply.
fale counselors needed to lead educational and recreational activities at Wildwood, a resident park of Kansas City, Jun-Aug. 2015. Contact info: 703-400-8400 or wildwood.popeleestheme.com.
Nanny wanted this summer to help with four kids 2-3 times a week in South CK. Prefers dependable, neat person with a car Pay. Fax: Call 814-982-2872, please leave message.
FT Spanish speaking "Field Rep." M-F,
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Graphic Artist needed beginning the August 15,
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Tennis Instructor needed in Parks & Recreation 15-30 hrs. weekly beginning first of June. Requires expr: teaching children CPR & First Aid cert. Apply by 5/3.
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FT Case Manager, Mix of legal and social work. Must be available full time M-F, requires excellent analytical skills, typing & clerical skills. Spanish speaker helps start, supplies $10/hr plus initial training completed. We help patients apply for medical benefits. Must be a team player with a positive attitude. Very rewarding work, opportunity for advancement. Resume to: Medical Clinic, Migr. P.O. Box 725, Lawrence, KS 65044
Interested in working with children? Rainforest Montessori School, 4601 Clinton Parkway, located on 14 acres with swimming pools, a fishing pond and a pot-bellied pig named Wilburn is interviewing for classroom assistants and camp experience in elementary children. If you are energetic and creative, and if you love children, have a sense of humor and want to work with a bunch of nice people, call Rainforest 863-6800. Priority given to applicants who have classroom experience. Degree preferred, but not required. The sense of humor, however, is
Media Relations Specialist. Knowledge Action for Children.
Topika-based charitable organization seeks Media Relations Specialist to provide leadership for communications activities. Major duties include maintaining the brand, developing new contacts, and drafting and editing organization press releases and publications. Should have direct experience with electronic communication and travel. Bachelor's degree in related discipline preferred. Salary $32,000-$36,000, depending on qualifications. Send cover letter and resume before April 28.
Kansas Action for Children
Attn: Associate Director
Toppek, KS 66011
Equal Opportunity Employer
STUDENT STOCKHOUSE ASSISTANT. $7.17-$15.10/hour, 20 hours/week. Deadline: 5:09pm, April 30, 2002. Duties: Inventory responsibilities including stock, shipping/receiving, preparing stock in inventory and database information and making deliveries. Required Qualifications: Must be able to lift at least 9 lbs on a consistent basis. Valid KU enrollment and valid KS driver's license; ability to understand and carry out tasks; ability to spell and alphabetize names correctly and sort numerically; ability to fluently speak and fully understand the English language; ability to work independently and quickly, adhering to deadlines, available resources, and completing all required Qualifications. Previous data entry and personal computer experience, as well as previous stock inventory experience. Obtain and complete an application from the Networking and Telecommunications Services reception desk. Req's Bachelor's Degree in Electronics Engineering, Elwellworn Annes, 1728 Engel Road, Lawrence, KS 66044; Phone: 785-864-8331; Contact: Ann Riat, EO/AA.