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ENTERTAINMENT
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY JULY 8 2009
ACROSS
1 Make up your mind
2 Syndicate boss
8 Applaud
12 Neither mate
13 On in years
14 "Clue" weapon
15 Work with
16 Excellent
18 Bundle of wheat
20 Long lunch?
21 Brat's stocking stuffer
24 Receded
28 Uneaten
23 Thy
33 Puncturing tool
34 Painter of ballerinas
36 Raw rock
37 Movie holder, once
39 PDQ
41 Abject terror
43 Rend
44 Shell game item
46 Old Christmas gift?
50 "Cheers!"
52 Debtor's letters
56 Columbus' home
57 Shake-spearean villain
58 Wrestling surface
59 Ostentation
60 London neighborhood
61 Type squares
DOWN
1 Responsibility
2 Luxurious
3 Genealogy chart
4 9 Lives product
5 Past
6 Vigor
7 Probability
8 Ill-natured
9 Despondent
10 Gorilla
11 Apiece
17 Wish undone
19 Put on a show
22 State with conviction
23 On the up-and-up
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25 Benefit
26 Modern money
27 Game show host Carey
28 Fat
29 Basin acces-sory
30 Take off
31 Anger
35 Hair cleaner
38 Compute type
40 Give it a go
42 Volente preceder
45 Writer Kingsley
47 Frost
48 Wander
49 Shacks
50 Jazz style
51 Discover-er's call
52 Allen or Conway
53 — Paulo
54 Reaction to castor oil
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MOVIES
'Slumdog' child star moves out of slums
BY ERIKA KINETZ
MUMBAL, India — "Slumdog Millionaire" child star Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail and his mother moved into their new home Tuesday, leaving behind a corrugated metal slum shanty for four solid walls, doors that lock and an indoor toilet.
"I was shocked when I saw this house," Azhar, 11, said, before turning on one of his favorite Hindi songs and dancing around the living room. "I want to thank Danny Boyle for giving us this flat."
Associated Press
Boyle, the director of the Oscarwinning hit, and producer Christian Colson will transfer the $50,000 one-bedroom apartment to Azhar's name when he turns 18, provided he finishes school.
At the moment, Azhar has sever
al new challenges to ponder — chief among them, what to put on the walls, and how not to forget one's house keys
He held up pink and blue "Welcome" posters against the apartment's cheery yellow walls, considering which might be best — or whether to go with a shining red rendering of Mecca.
The apartment is on the ground floor of a seven story brown concrete apartment building called "Harmony," which sits on a quiet cul-de-sac in the Santa Cruz West section of Mumbai, not too far from where Azhar attends school.
Azhar's mother Shameem Ismail said she was looking forward to their first night in the new apartment.
"God has given me so much," she said. "We will sleep very well tonight. There is no water leaking, no bad environment, no quarreling."
She and Azhar will share the main room, while Azhar's brother Irfan Ismail
Sheikh, 22, and his wife will sleep on a mattress in the kitchen, she said.
Meanwhile, back in Garib Nagar, Azhar's father, Mohammed Ismail, sat disconsolately on the hard wooden bed crawling with flies that the family used to share. He will remain here, and visit his son and wife in the new apartment regularly, he said.
He said he's hoping to get some government land in exchange for the shanty, and prefers to remain near the neighbors, chickens and mucky lanes he has always called home.
Azhar's mother said she doesn't want her husband in the new house because he does drugs, but she pledged to return to Garib Nagar for visits.
"That is our memories," she said, sitting on her new bed in her new living room as a huge smile dawned on her face.