4B = THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Red Lyon Tavern
944 Mass. 832-8228
TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 2002
A touch of Irish in downtown Lawrence
LAWRENCE
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842-8665
2858 Four Wheel Dr.
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TONIGHT - Capacira workshop
TONIGHT - Capoeira Workshop
Watch and later learn the moves of this mesmerizing martial art/dance with Mestre Rebigo and the Capoeira group. Free.
Kansas Union; Kansas Room, 6th Floor - 7-9pm
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6th - Dance workshop
Get ready for the Carnavali learn how to dance the samba and other dance steps from a group of Brazilian teachers. Free.
New York City, 5th Avenue - 6-8pm
THURSDAY, MARCH 7th - Brazilian Night
THURSDAY, MARCH 7th - Brazilian Night
Taste the food, listen to the music, and learn about the culture and art of
Brazil in this eclectic, educational, and fun event. Free.
St. Lawrence Catholic Center, 1651 Crescent Rd - 6-9pm
FRIDAY, MARCH 8th and SATURDAY, MARCH 9th - CARNAVAL
SATURDAY, MARCH 31 ST ANDREWS CAMPAIGN
Featuring the carnival bands Chicago Samba and Malaka, Lawrence's wildest party has been expanded to TWO NIGHTS! Get your tickets at the SUA Box Office (Kansas Union, 4th floor) or the Brazilian Cargo Company (4706 Holly St, Kansas City, MO). 18 & over.
Gramercy, 1020 Massachusetts St - 8pm-2am
For more information on the KU Brazilian Student Association and for more events, visit our site:
www.ku.edu/-brasa
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Automotive
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1226 E. 23rd St. • 842-5451
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Lessons
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Lenten Holy Eucharist Today (Episcopal / Anglican) 12 noon - Danforth Chapel
WEATHER FORECAST
Peter Luckey & Lew Hinshaw, Pastors
925 Vermont Street 843-3220
www.plymouthlawrence.org
Indian Hills Church of God
7:30 Early Celebration
Led by Plymouth Youth
9:30 Traditional Celebration with
Chancel Choir & Brass Quintet
11:15 Contemporary Celebration
Music from Jesus Christ Superstar
Gathering of Grace Band and Choir
TODAY
Sunday School
9:30AM
Sunday Worship
10:45AM
(785) 843-9565
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SOURCE: MATT MAKENS http://chinook.phx.uksens.edu
LEWIS
BY THOMAS AND MOZLEY
Nightline hanging by a thread
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — Top ABC executives said they were considering scrapping Nightline in favor of an entertainment program — ideally, CBS's Late Show with David Letterman. Both shows air in the same 11:35 p.m. time slot.
Ted Koppel has been silent publicly about his show's future, and was expected to steer clear of the subject on Nightline yesterday, his first day back after a vacation.
Badly hurt by the almost complete failure of its prime-time entertainment schedule, ABC is looking to make money, and some think a show appealing to young people would help.
The network's news and entertainment divisions also clashed last May when 20/20 was moved from Friday night after 25 years to make way for Once and Again,
an entertainment series that has yet to draw strong ratings.
ABC's entertainment division agreed last month to produce a reality series about the U.S. military in Afghanistan, ignoring objections from the news side, which said that could undermine journalist's efforts to gain access for war coverage.
The network's news division has received pointed messages about its place over the past year from ABC's corporate parent, the Walt Disney Co.
"The news divisions of the networks are far less a part of these giant companies than they used to be," said ex-ABC news correspondent Jeff Greenfield, now at CNN.
ABC News President David Westin, who has not commented publicly, reportedly wasn't told about the Letterman talks until the night before they were revealed in The New York Times.
Ratings for Nightline have been sinking the past few years, but it still regularly outdraws Letterman's Late Show. ABC executives are concerned that Nightline doesn't reach the young audience sought by advertisers.
In his 2000 book Off Camera: Private Thoughts Made Public, Koppel expressed concern about ABC News' place in the Disney empire.
"I truly believe that a network news division falls into a unique and very special category; we're not just another 'budget' or 'cost' center," he wrote. "But I'm increasingly nervous about the prevailing attitude at the network."
Koppel said "there seems to be no particular distinction drawn between the entertainment division and the news division when it comes to responding to the corporation's demand for budget cuts."
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Drunk-tank letters
4 Eight bits
8 Military guard
14 Period
15 Lou or Willis
16 Comic Herman
17 Ignited
18 Feedbag filler
19 Specialized vocabularies
20 Gourmet
22 Great landmass
23 Synagogue scrolls
24 Graveyard
28 Abnormal fluid build-up
29 Blunder
30 Variety show
31 Pyramid builder
34 Lift one's voice
35 Cambridge, MA sch.
38 Accumulates
40 Journey part
41 Cruising
43 Arranges by type
45 Shuts tightly
47 Not well
48 Useful
52 Formal ritual
54 Invigorating drink
55 Air Force unit
56 Source of groundless fear
57 Slow movers
60 Krakow native
61 Nabokov novel
62 Molasses candy
63 Fast-food choice
64 Sloe___fizz
65 Certify
66 Prayer ender
67 Lineman
DOWN
1 Expunge
2 Telescope support
3 Battlefield of irony vs. folly
4 Hubbub
5 Full calendars
6 Head of France
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51
52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67
$ \textcircled{c} $ 2002 Tribune Media Services, Inc All rights reserved.
03/05/02
7 Sullivan and Asner
8 Burst of activity
9 More uncanny
10 Invalidates
11 A pair
12 Soak flax
13 Affirmative
21 Tent site
22 Spray dispenser
24 Insensitively
25 Wicked
26 Cryptic character
27 Safecracker
28 Obliterating
29 Docs' org.
33 "I Saw __ Again Last Night"
35 Fem.'s counterpart
36 Words of understanding
37 Eye drop
39 Caviar source
42 Migrating herring
44 Wild attempt
Solutions to yesterday's crossword
46 Says cheese
49 Glacial epoch
50 Opening bars
51 Trip to the bank.
e.g.
53 Beginning
54 Protuberance
56 Floating barrier
57 RR depot
58 Slangy contradiction
59 Toward the stern
60 School grp.
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