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The Kansas men's tennis team will face its second ranked opponent when No. 16 Arkansas comes to Lawrence on Saturday.
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Even though Kansas' previous ranked opponent, Minnesota, defeated the Jayhawks two weeks ago, Coach Michael Center said the team gained a lot of confidence by proving it could compete with a high-quality team.
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The Kansas track team will travel Saturday to Ahearn Field House in Manhattan for the annual meet.
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Kansas coach Gary Schwartz said the meet was second in importance only to the Big Eight Conference Indoor Championships.
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"I think it may be the closest we've been together competitively since it started," he said.
Schwartz predicted it would be a very competitive event.
Junior Julia Saul said that this is one meet where all of the athletes were willing to sacrifice themselves by running in any event to help the team earn points.
"I think people know that it's an important meet," she said. "We're not focused on times, just concern about beating K-State and Missouri."
Kansas enters this dual with a 2-2 record overall. Saturday's dual begins at 4:30 at the Alvamar Racquet Club, 4120 Clinton Pkwy.
Junior Harun Hazim warm up for his events by doing sprints in practice.
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EVENTS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE EXHIBITION
Les XX and the Belgian Avant-Garde:
Prints, Drawings, and Books, ca. 1890
Spencer Museum of Art, the University of Kansas January 24-March 21, 1993
Thursday, January 28
LECTURE—"Folk纪录片 in Flemish Art" by Stephen Goddard, curator of the exhibition and Spencer Museum of Art curator of prints and drawings. Spencer Museum Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Reception following in the Central Court.
Sunday, January 31
MUSICAL PERFORMANCE—"Intimations of the Inner World: The Music of Fin-de-Siecle Europe" by Lorraine Gorrell, mezzo-soprano, and Janice Bradon, pianist, Department of Music, Winthrop College, Rock Hill, South Carolina. Spencer Museum Central Court, 2:00 p.m.
CONCERT AND PANEL DISCUSSION—"Cosopolitanism and Provincialism: Belgian art in European Culture." Music that was performed at the Brussels Les XX exhibitions in the 1890s, performed by Alice Downs, piano; Michael Kimber, viola, and Ed Laut, cello, of the University of Kansas music faculty. Spencer Museum Central Court, 3:00 p.m.
Followed by Hall Center for the Humanities panel discussion with moderator, Cheryl Lester, Dennis Domer, Stephen Goddard, Leonie Marx, and Carl Strikwerda of the University of Kansas, and Donald Friedman, Winthrop College. Spencer Museum Auditorium, 3:30 p.m.
Thursday, February 11
FILM—"Brugge die Stille (Bruges the Dead)," in Flemish with English subtitles, widower Hugues Viane wanders the underworld of Bruges, searching for his dead wife and eventually worshipping her double, whom he then murders. Spencer Museum Auditorium. 2:00 p.m.
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■ FILM—“De Vlasschard (The Flaxfield),” in Flemish with French subtitles, an account of the struggle between father and son, set at the turn of the century on the sweeping farmland of Flanders. Spencer Museum Auditorium. 2.00 p.m.
■ **VIDEO:** “I’m Mad, I’m Foolish, I’m Nasty.” A Self-portrait of James Enner.” Spencer Museum Central Court. 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.
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