8 = THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN THIS&THAT FRIDAY, JAN. 18, 2002 Sprint PCS The clear alternative to cellular $ ^{\mathrm{sm}} $ Free Audiovox 9100*While Supply Last...Hurry! $29.99 3000 minutes Real National Long Distance 200 anytime minutes/2800 off peak minutes Manufactured By Audiovox Kyocera Samsung Sanyo Touchpoint VALUE PLAN VALUE PLAN $49.99 5000 MINUTES Real National Long Distance 500/ anytime minutes/4500 off peak minutes MIDWEST DIGITAL Communication Solutions 2121 Kasold Drive (next to Hy-Vee on Clinton Parkway) 785-331-3553 Member SBDN. New activation required, one-year service agreement required. $ Receive a $100.00 service credit on a two-year agreement a $150.00 service credit on a three-year agreement with the purchase and activation of a Sprint PCS Phone. All phones factory direct!D We Have Another Winner For The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival! WEATHER FORECAST TODAY SATURDAY 28 16 Partly cloudy, but cold. SUNDAY 38 14 Sunny and warmer. 43 19 More sun and warmer, too. MATT MAKENS/DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES KUJH-TV News GONGFARMER BY RANDY REIGER Museum to open McCarthy exhibit The Associated Press APPLETON, Wis. — In the early 1950s, a supporter gave Sen. Joseph McCarthy a brush — not to brush his teeth or to comb his hair but "To Brush off the Communists in Washington," as it says on a piece of paper glued to it. The Outagamie County Museum near McCarthy's hometown gathered the brush along with dozens of other items — including his boxing shoes and three war medals — for a two-year exhibit entitled "Joseph McCarthy: A Modern Tragedy." The show opens tomorrow. In the 1950s, McCarthy, a Republican from Grand Chute, Wis., hunted real and imagined communists in the government, Hollywood and elsewhere. McCarthyism and its tactics — indiscriminate accusations, sensationalism and inquisitorial investigative methods — ripped the nation apart and remain a matter of contention. The U.S. Senate censured McCarthy in 1954. He died of acute hepatitis in 1957, during his second term. Kim Louagie, a curator at the museum, said she tried to be fair when putting together the $25,000 exhibit. Despite McCarthy's negative image, a lot of people here liked him, she said. McCarthy was born in Grand Chute in 1908. After a year at Little Wolf High School in Manawa, he graduated from Marquette University in Milwaukee in 1935 with a bachelor of laws degree, served in World War II and became a senator in 1946. McCarthy's wife, Jean Kerr, gave many items to Marquette. Some pieces are on loan to the museum, including McCarthy's three World War II medals, the brush and his burial flag. The exhibit also includes his military footlocker and its contents — dress shoes, dress hat, machete, Japanese flag, a decoder and a pair of women's earrings. About 100 photographs also are part of the display. Some pictures are from the Army-McCarthy hearings in 1954, which were held after the Army charged McCarthy with interfering with operations as he searched for communists. Louagie said between 35,000 to 40,000 people a year visit the museum in Appleton, a city of about 70,000 in eastern Wisconsin. Crossword ACROSS 1 Like the sea 6 Oven setting 10 Yearn 14 In flames 15 Sign 16 Yummy 17 One's son's son's son 20 Dish using stock 21 Itemize 22 Readily available 23 __ rehearsal 25 Phonograph record 26 Zoo attraction 29 Lights out 32 Permit 33 Hive worker 35 Fort __, NJ 36 Disparaging remark 37 Combat between knights 38 Chap 39 Bond 40 May or June 41 Monterrey mister 42 Surround 44 Om, for one 45 Take on 46 Puget or Pamilco 48 Fight site 50 Thaw 51 Place one's stake 55 Tailor's requirement 58 Comfort 59 Gripping tool 60 In the company of 61 Tiny feathered friend 62 I second that! 63 Thick DOWN 1 Droops 2 Frizzy do 3 In __ of 4 Hatch 5 Still 6 Actor Karloff 7 Gather 8 English county 9 Finish 10 Horrified $ \textcircled{c} $ 2002 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ___ ___ ___ ___ 15 ___ ___ 16 ___ ___ 17 ___ ___ ___ 18 ___ ___ 19 ___ ___ 20 ___ ___ ___ 21 ___ ___ 22 ___ ___
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