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Monday April 6,1998
HOROSCOPES
Today's birthday (April 6)
Make this a week of accomplishments. Try to get ahead of yourself because it will make a better weekend.
Aries: Today is an 8.
Everything becomes an adventure when romance is in the air. Use your excess energy for something more than imagination and anticipation. All of your activities seem to happen through the eyes of your beloved.
Taurus: Today is a 4.
Gemini: Today is a 6.
If you have a plan today, it should be to drop all other plans. Your life is about to be complicated by the unexpected. Avoid expensive situations for the next few days.
Bluffers beware — there is someone who can see through you. Your knowledge is impressive without stretching the boundaries. Friendly rivalry adds a little spice.
Luxury presents a bright spot in a normally austere lifestyle. You know better than to spend more than you have. It doesn't take much to make you happy today.
Leo: Todav is an 8.
You have more energy than some people can stand. Those with an appetite for intensity find you to be an absolute joy. Your charm easily wins those who are somewhat intimidated by you.
Virgo: Today is a 6.
You have a low tolerance for distraction. If you want to stay focused on the issue at hand, you may have to remove yourself from the company of others. Team activities do not go as well as solo projects.
Scorpio: Today is a 5.
Libra: Today is a 7.
You are a candidate for any leadership position. Do not be afraid to step forward and claim what is yours Friendly competition creates unity rather than division.
Sagittarius: Today is a 6.
Capricorn: Today is a 6.
This is not the time to ask for a favor. Your state of need makes you too vulnerable for risky exposure. Keep a low profile to better hide the flaws in your armor.
Self-righteous people disturb the harmony of your life. Why bother trying to change someone's mind when he will not even listen? The surrounding circumstances are far more persuasive than you can be.
Aquarius: Today is a 5.
Try not to presume too much today. Others have their own reasons, and you are in no position to judge them. Immere yourself in sensory experiences, and do not look too far below the surface.
The Golden Rule swings both ways. Instant karma is alive and well in your neighborhood. Be fair in your dealings with others. If someone treats you badly today, it could be your own fault.
Pisces: Today is an 8.
Suddenly, and much to your surprise, you are super organized and far ahead of schedule. Try not to be distracted by your amazement. Ride this trend for all it is worth, and see how much you can accomplish
Members of track teamshine in Lone Star State
The Kansas men's and women's track team brought home two individual titles from the Texas Relays last weekend in Austin, Texas.
SPORTS BRIEFS AND SCORES
Marcus Scheld, Overland Park senior, won the men's long jump title with a jump of 24-5 3/4.
Candy Mason, Nevada, Mo. senior, won the women's pole vault. She vaulted 12-9 1/2 and set a Big 12 Conference and school record. Mason broke the school record of 12-7 1/2 that she had previously set Feb. 14 at the Husker Invitational during the indoor season.
Mason qualified provisionally for nationals in the pole vault and the javelin. Her seventh-place throw of 153.1 was a personal best and ranked fourth in school history.
Head coach Gary Schwartz said the team did well despite having limited practice time outdoors.
"Overall, we had a pretty good meet," Schwartz said. "It's been awhile since we've won an individual title down here, let alone two. We did better in the field events than we did in the running events, but the team is working hard and improving."
Freshmen indoor All-Americans Andrea Branson and Scott Russell also qualified provisionally. Branson, a Leawood native, placed third in the pole vault with a jump of 11-7 3/4. Russell, a native of Windsor, Ontario, placed third in
the javelin with a personal-best throw of 235-0.
Garrett Attig, Lawrence sophmore, placed seventh in the pole vault with a personal and team-bump of 16-10 3/4.
The athletes who did not attend the Texas Relays competed at the Emporia State Relays Thursday in Emporia.
Misty Bruna, Marysville senior,
won the women's 200-meter dash
with a career-best time of 24.96
seconds. Bruna also placed second
in the 100 with a time of
12.43.
Nicole Stinger, Kansas City, Mo., freshman, placed first in the women's triple jump, leaping 34-3/4.
Angela Johnson
Chip Malmstrom, Mahtomedi,
Minn., junior, won the pole's
vault with a jump of 16-2 3/4.
The Jayhawks will compete Saturday at the Wichita State Triangular in Wichita. Kansas State also will compete.
The Kansas rowing team won one of 11 races this weekend at a quad-rangular meet in Iowa City, Iowa.
Kansas rowing team struggles in Iowa City
The meet was divided into a morning session and an afternoon session, each featuring three varsity races. The morning session also had three novice races, and the afternoon session had two.
Kansas won one of the morning varsity races, but Iowa dominated the rest of the meet by winning seven of the eleven 2,000-meter races. Kansas State won two races and Drake won one.
Note: Horoscopes have no basis in scientific fact and should be read for entertainment purposes only.
The team will compete this Saturday on the Kansas River in a meet against Kansas State, Creighton, Tulsa and Texas.
The money was raised by the groups' annual ultimate Frisbee tournament, which took place Saturday at Broken Arrow Regional Park at 31st and Louisiana streets and featured 12 teams that paid $50 each to participate.
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will give $1,450 to the Boys and Girls Club of Lawrence.
The donation was raised from entry fees, T-shirt sales and contributions from sponsors. Tournament sponsors accounted for about half of the donation, said Patrick Hosty, Oklahoma City junior and tournament organizer. He said more money could still be raised because all of the shirts had not been sold.
-Kansan staff report
Flying Frisbees help fund local children
Amini Scholarship Hall, the only non-greek organization in the tournament, entered the winning team.
Members of the Boys and Girls Club attended the tournament.
"They were just there to support us," Hosty said.
Tournament sponsors included La Familia, Quality Towing, Commerce Title, Pyramid Pizza, Nouvelle Deli, West Coast Saloon, Brien Plumbing, Mercantile Bank, Aster's, Play
This year's tournament raised three times as much money as last year's, Hosty said.
it Again Sports, Little Caesars Pizza, Backwoods, Holiday Inn, Terraplane, Gregg Tire and Ernst & Son Hardware.
Freshman Fizer wins top Cyclone honors
— Carl Kaminski
AMES, Iowa — It was the Iowa State basketball banquet but it might as well have been called Marcu Fizer night.
Fizer was named the most valuable Cyclone Saturday night. He also was named the outstanding freshman and
"Marcus met the expectations of our staff," said coach Tim Floyd. "That's important to him because he didn't come in and disappoint anyone."
the outstanding offensive player.
The 6-foot 8-inch, 240-pound native of Arcadia, La., averaged 15 points and 6.7 rebounds this season for a team that went 12-18 overall and 5-11 in the Big 12.
Floyd said Fizer was the leader of this year's team but he said it's critical for Fizer to keep his focus on making improvements.
“What its critical for him is that he handles the notoriety he has received and understands that he must improve to meet his personal goals. As good as he is, he must must come further. He can be a better rebounder, a better defender, and a better free-throw shooter." Flovd said.
Also, Paul Shirley was named the most-improved Cyclone, Brad Johnson was named the outstanding defensive player and Klay Edwards was named outstanding rebounder.
— The Associated Press
Today:
SPORTS
CALENDAR
All day in St. George, Utah—Women's golf in St. George Classic
All day in Santa Cruz, Calif.—Men's golf at Western Intercollegiate
Tomorrow:
12 p. m. in Austin, Texas, Softball vs. Texas
2 p. m. in Austin, Texas, Softball vs. Texas
7 p. m. at Hoglund-Maupin Stadium—
Baseball vs. Fort Hays State
Wednesdav
3 p.m. at Robinson Tennis Courts—Men's Tennis vs. Drake
3 p.m. in Lincoln, Neb.—Women's Tennis vs. Nebraska
7 p.m. at Hogland-Maupin Stadium—Baseball vs. Kansas State
TV TONIGHT
PRIMETIME # APRIL 6, 1998
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7 PM | 7:30
8 PM | 8:30
9 PM | 9:30
10 PM | 10:30
11 PM | 11:30
BROADCAST STATIONS
**KSMO** 7th Heaven "My Kinda Guy" **7th Heaven "I Love You"** **Hercules: Legendary Jmys.** **Mad Abo. You** **Designing** **Hard Copy** **Cops**
**WDAF** **Damon** **Get Personal** **Ally McBeal (In Stereo)** **News** **News** **Real TV** **H. Patrol** **Ricki Lake (R)**
**KCTV** **Cosby** **Raymond** **The Closer** **Murphy** **100 People of the Century** **News** **Late Show (In Stereo)** **Seinfeld**
**KCPT** **National Geo.** **Frontline "From Jesus to Christ: The First Christians"** **Business Rpt.** **MotorWeek** **Charlie Rose (In Stereo)**
**KSNT** **Suddenly** **Suddenly** **Caroline** **Frasier (R)** **Dataline (In Stereo)** **News** **Tonsight Show (In Stereo)** **Late Night**
**KBMC** **Push "Plot"** **2020** **Practice "Food Chains"** **News** **Roseanne** **Grace Under** **MA"SHA"
**KTUW** **Dictators: Fidel Castro** **Frontline "From Jesus to Christ: The First Christians"** **Travel Mag.** **Business Rpt.** **Charlie Rose (In Stereo)**
**WIBW** **Cosby** **Raymond** **The Closer** **Murphy** **100 People of the Century** **News** **Late Show (In Stereo)** **Late Late**
**KTKA** **Push "Plot"** **2020** **Practice "Food Chains"** **News** **Seinfield** **Married...** **Nightlife**
CABLE STATIONS
A&E
Biography: Casanova
Tom Jones (Part 2 of 3)
Law & Order "White Rabbit"
Biography: Casanova
Ricardia
Rivers Live
News With Brian Williams
Charles Grodn
Cnnn
World Today
Larry King Live
World Today
Sports Illus.
Moneyline
Newnight
Showbiz
COM "Madhouse" **** 1/900, Comedy* John Larroque.
1 Night Stand Make-Laugh
Daily Show Stein's Money
Saturday Night Live
COURT Trial Story
Prime Time Justice
Cochran & Company
Prime Time Justice
Prime Time Public Affairs
Prime Time Public Affairs
DISC 20 Wild Discovery (R)
Old Before Their Time
Inside Area 51 (R)
Justice Files "Catch a Trial"
Wild Discovery (R)
ESPN 18 Cheerleading Gymnastics: Rock 'n' Roll (R)
Baseball
sportscenter
HIST 19 Rome's Eternal Wonders
Saints-Sinners: Nations
Trains Unlimited (R)
Secrets of World War II (R)
Rome's Eternal Wonders (R)
LIFE 19 Unsolved Mysteries
"Okahoma City: A Survivor's Story" (1998) Kathy Baker, R.
New Attitudes Golden Girls
Golden Girls Mysteries
MTV 19 Artist Cut Say What? Rockument Top 5 of Day Road Rules Daria R.
Loveeline In Stereo
Singled Out 12 Angry
SCIFI 19 Sightings Making-Space
Siliders "In the Mystery" VR.5 "Parallel Lives"
Sequestrian DSV "Abaton"
Sightings Making-Space
TLC 19 Extreme Machines
Connections III
Extreme Machines (R)
Connections III
TNT 20 WCW Monday Nitro (In Stereo Live)
Warriors **** 1/979, Drama) Michael Beck.
USA 19 Walker, Texas Ranger
World Wrestling Federation WWF War Zone (In Stereo)
Silk Stalks "Hard Copy" Highlander: The Series (R)
VHI 19 Generatin Pop-Up Video "Urban Cowboy" **** 1980, Drama) A Texas oil worker looks for love at a popular hokey-lok.
Hollywood-Vinyl Grease
WGN 19 Th heaven "My Kinda Guy" 7th Heaven "I Love You" (New in Stereo)
Beverly Hills 90210
In the Heat of the Night (R)
WTBS 10 "Point Break" **** 1/991, Drama) An FBI agent infiltrates California's surfrey subculture
Steel Dawn **** 1987, Science Fiction) Patrick Swayze.
HBO
"Independence Day" (1995) Survivors band together to repel an alien invasion. "Always Outnumbered" **** 1998) Laurence Fishbone. (R) Comedy Jam
MAX 19 Heartburn **** 1/988, Drama) Jackichion (R)
"The Neighbor **** 1993) Rod Steger, R." Desert Passion **** 1992) Carrie Janisse.
SHOW 19 Dead Man Walking* Susan Saidman, R."
Looking for Richard **** 1994) Al Pacino, R." Richard **** 1993) Kim Knee. (R)
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