THE UNIVERSITY DAILY GANSAN
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entertainment
HOROSCOPES
Because the stars
know things we don't
Aries (March 21-April 19)
Today is a 7
Apply beautiful creativity for concrete goals this month, with Venus square Neptune. Proceed with caution.
Travel or study with a solid plan. Don't fund a fantasy. Crazy dreams seem possible, but fall outside your budget. Imagine harmony. Make an important connection.
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
Today is a 6
New opportunities present themselves to follow a dream. Take the lead. Believe you can prosper. Find the weakness in the plan. Charm your way through a difficult situation. Love enters the equation. Plan a getaway
Today is a 7
Gemini (May 21-June 20)
Today is a 7
Success today favors strategists.
Share your dreams. Friends help you reach your goal. Count funds and pay bills. A shortage threatens your plans.
Work interferes with travel. Stay put and earn extra
Cancer (June 21-July 22)
Today is an 8
Push yourself forward. Put in extra effort with collaboration. Dress it up. Keep practical and realistic. Worries about money could stress. Stick to your budget. Don't be afraid if you don't know how. A hidden benefit gets
are Trevor
bber,
unveiled.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)
Today is a 6
Let your partner handle household matters, with grace and gratitude. This week, clown out steady work results. It's busy time! No more prankstroisting. Someone may try to fool you. Imagine perfection. Water sports get your attention. Go play later.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Today is a 5
A job doesn't go as planned. Try recycling, literally or metaphorically. Creative work is required. Others look to you for practical advice. Don't try a new trick yet. Postpone travel. This phase could be luxurious lovely. Don't overextend.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Today is a 6.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Today is a 6
Stay close to home as much as you can.
Beautify the kitchen or bathroom.
Something you try doesn't work.
Family comes first. Communication comes easier. Take advantage.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
Today is an 8
Read and research from home, it'll be easier to learn. Proceed with caution around a disagreement over priorities. Something goes bump in the night. Listen carefully, and shine a light.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is an 8
Make a stand for beauty. Tap another revenue source. Share dreams. Try some of them out. Say what you mean. Make sure everybody's on the same page. Don't fall for a trick. Your imagination soars.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Today is a 7
Capnitton (Uec. 22-14, 18)
Today is a 7
Turn down an expensive proposition.
Life seems easier for the next few days. Increase your family's comfort.
Balance your checkbook before spending. Inspire participation from your team, rather than demanding.
Guard a valuable secret. Enjoy time together.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
Today is a 7
Discipline is required. Don't worry indefinitely, or let yourself get too far off on a tangent. It's emotion versus reason. Keep in action. You're gaining confidence. Grow your compassion. You're inspiring.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
Today is a 7
Mull over your plans. You'll be more analytical, with help from a technical friend. Imagination works when all else fails. If you're not prepared, do what needs to be done first.
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9 They're checked at the door
12 Birthright barterer
13 Bread spread
14 "The Matrix" role
15 Incidentally
17 "Erie Canal" mule
18 Barrel parts
19 Syrup flavor
21 Prop for Paul Bunyan
22 One of Donald's exes
24 Oration station
27 Literary collection
28 "American —"
31 Grecian vessel
32 Petrol
33 Ram's mate
34 "Beetle Bailey" dog
36 Last (Abbr.)
37 Scandinavian city
38 Disney's mermaid
40 Hirt or Gore
41 Not as important
43 Chihuahua chums
47 Conclusion
48 Behind closed doors
51 Noshed
52 Appear
53 Grand-scale
54 Comical DeLuise
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10 Transaction
11 Unrivaled
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25 Illustrations
26 Together
27 Chills and fever
29 Hooter
30 Zodiac sign
35 Acapulco gold
37 Dickens-based musical
39 Hibernian
40 "What Kind of Fool —?"
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45 Singer Redding
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ASHLEIGH LEE/KANSAN
University alumni Tim and Shantel Grace hope to change the way college students view ramen with their new restaurant Ramen Bowls, located at 125 E. 10th St. The restaurant's grand opening is this weekend.
FOOD
Alumni offer tasty twist on college diet staple
I DANI BRADY
dbrady@kansan.con
All college students have found themselves heating up a bowl of water and tossing in a 65-cent package of salty powder and a dry slab of noodles at some point or another. We may not be proud of it, but ramen noodles taste delicious because we're lazy, broke college students.
Alumni Tim and Shantel Grace are attempting to change the way Lawrence views these Asian noodles with Ramen Bowls, located at 125 E. 10th St.
Why would we want to pay more for ramen when we can make it in our dorm or small apartment kitchen? It's essentially the same reason we are willing to pay a little extra at an authentic Italian restaurant instead of eating a can of Chef Boyardee.
Tim and Shantel met at the University, fell in love, got married and moved to Hawaii shortly after graduation. Living there for almost five years, they became immersed in the culture, food, language and tradition of the
island. After having their first child, they returned to Kansas and decided to introduce what they learned about island cuisine to the rest of the Lawrence community.
The couple, with no previous restaurant experience, was trained by a ramen consultant from Singapore and has hired professionally qualified ramen chefs. The noodles date back to imperial China and require many hours of preparation.
"We wanted to open a restaurant with a playful atmosphere that doesn't take food too seriously," Shantel said.
"What most people don't realize is that we make our broths from scratch and begin roasting our pork bones as early as 5 a.m." Shantel said.
The restaurant is currently in their "soft opening," only offering a portion of the menu in order to get a feel for what will work and what won't.
I was pleasantly surprised after eating at Ramen Bowls. At first I couldn't imagine why I would pay for a package of ramen that I could make at home in three
Difficulty Level ★★★
I ordered gyoza, which are pork-filled dumplings, fresh noodles with pieces of chicken in a creamy chicken broth called haoole ramen, and fried rice tossed with egg, carrots and peas all for under $20. The waiters wear uniforms resembling kimonos, lanterns hang from the ceiling, and island music plays throughout the small and intimate location providing an authentic atmosphere.
minutes, but the restaurant offers so much more than stringy, sodium-enriched noodles. Incorporating Asian and island cuisine they serve dishes besides ramen, including egg rolls, dumplings and fried rice.
Shantel and Tim are ready for the quirks and common mishaps that come with opening a new restaurant. They are happy to hear that more people actually know or have heard of a ramen bar before and they have been pleased with the positive response from their customers, Shantel said.
Ramen Bowls plans to introduce their full menu this weekend as part of their grand opening.
— Edited by Jessica Mitchell
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News from the U
A CAMPUS GEM:
Take a class in Bowling? Who Knew?
Ever wander around campus looking for something to do?
The Jaybowl, located on the first floor of the Kansas Union, offers the perfect solution. The bowling alley has been a part of the KU campus since 1953. If you haven't been there lately, consider checking it out this weekend.
Twelve 60-foot bowling lanes are the centerpiece of the Jaybowl, which also offers plenty of comfortable seating for friends to gather in a retro-style decor. The snack bar features some of the best eats on campus including chicken fingers, hot dogs and fried mac and cheese wedges.
Rowing ballets for KU students are $2.50 per game plus a $2.00 shoe rental fee. Avid bowlers can purchase a Weekend Pass for $25 in January and take advantage of free, unlimited bowling Thursday through Sunday all Spring semester. For those who are less predictable with regard to their bowling habit, there's always a daily special:
● Monday: Free tee volleyball.
● Wed: Bowl two games with shoes for just $6.00.
● Thurs: Penny Day—the cost to play is just a penny for every pin bowls knock down.
● Friday: Fifth Quarter Day, with 1.25 games, shoes, hot dogs, nachos, small drinks and slushes.
● On Friday and Saturday nights, he Jaybow goes a little wild. Student
- Monday: Free shoe rentals.
Union Activities (SUA) sponsors Free Cosmic Bowling from 10:00 pm to 1:00 am! That's when they turn the regular lights off and the black lights on, with disco bails and fun music. KU students only, so be sure to bring your KU Card with you when you stop by.
Finally, birthday parties are a blast at the layback. For just $50 per bowler, guests enjoy a two-hour bowling party. Need a gift engraved for the birthday honoree? The layback offers an engraving service and can engrave on most metal, plastic and acrylic items.
One last surprise. Did you know you can take a bowling class at the layboy? It's a one-credit hour class where students learn the general elements of bowling and how to operate a league. HES 108 — sign me up!
The Jaybowl is open Monday through Thursday 10am-9pm, Friday 10am-1am, Saturday noon-1am, and Sunday 12pm-5p. You can reach manager Lane Stalbaumer at 785.864.4249. For more information and some great photos, visit jaybowl.com.
You really don't have to leave campus to find something to do, you know. Join us at the Jaybowl on Friday or Saturday night to bowl a few games amid those wild disco lights!
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