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THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 2014
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUDOKU
ACROSS
1 Tiny tale
4 Coloring agents 4
8 Low voice
12 Expert
13 Royal of India
14 Carbon compound
15 $100 bill, slangily
17 Old portico
18 Pooch
19 Discarding unceremoniously
21 Moon of Mars
24 Witness
25 Gun the engine
26 Enthusiast
28 Hydrophobic
32 Dunkable treat
34 Jazz style
36 Gambling game
37 Talkative
39 Chart
41 Profit
42 Slight touch
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44 Breathe laboriously
46 "Song of Hla-watha" tribe
50 Antique
51 Caffeine source
52 Fund-raising events
56 Bar
57 Bedouin
58 Upper limit
59 — reten-tive
60 Anger
61 Attempt
DOWN
1 "Great!"
2 "Rocks!"
3 Start to touch your toes
4 St. George's victim
5 Thanks-giving veggie
6 Okla-homa city
7 Kind of headache
8 Signify
9 Con
10 Any minute now
11 Ore refuse
16 Occupation
20 Mal de -
21 Ship's front
22 Brave one
23 Long lunch
27 Cruise or Hanks
29 Eggs —
30 Powerful hurricane of 1966
31 Over-indulge, with "on"
33 Kook
35 Man-handle
38 Deviate off course
40 Pal of Rachel and Monica
43 Kid-lit pachy-derm
45 Sprite
46 Gumbo need
47 Lunden or Baez
48 Pelvic bones
49 Antitoxins
53 Gripe repeat-edly
54 Pitch
55 Agent
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Liberty Hall, 644 Massachusetts St., will screen "The Wizard of Oz" at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday to celebrate the film's 75th anniversary.
Liberty Hall celebrates 'Wizard of Oz' milestone
CODY SCHMITZ
@Cody_Schmitz
"The Wizard of Oz" celebrated its 75th anniversary this month and Liberty Hall Cinema is marking the event by holding a screening of the classic film. It will be shown at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday.
"It's something that's pertinent to the state of Kansas," said Brendan Costello, the Projection Assistant at Liberty Hall Cinema. "The Wizard of Oz' is a classic piece of cinema and we wanted to bring that to the community."
The movie premiered in Oconomowoc, Wis., on Aug. 12, 1939 — 75 years ago this month. The studio spent about $2.7 million on the creation of the film, so the studio's executives wanted to see if the movie would
play well in the Midwest before they opened it to a broader audience. Oconomowoc is the hometown of Meinhardt Raabe, one of the munchkins, and the home state of Herbert Stothart, who scored the movie.
BRENDAN COSTELLO Projection assistant
Betty Chung, a junior from Orange County, Calif., said that two things come to mind for her friends when they think about the Sunflower State; wheat fields and "The Wizard of Oz."
"It's something that's pertinent to the state of Kansas. 'The Wizard of Oz' is a classic piece of cinema and we wanted to bring that to the community."
"My friends call me Dorothy now because I live in Kansas," Chung said.
Deven Knapp, a freshman from Overland Park, said he thinks the film stereotypes Kansas, which is something that the Oz Museum in Wamego plays off of.
Hollyn Smith, the gift shop coordinator at the Oz Museum, said the museum will celebrate the anniversary with "OztoberFest." Smith said the 75th anniversary shows how much of a legacy "The Wizard of Oz" is and how it still plays a big part in our community and society.
Lizzy Langa, a freshman from Chesterfield, Mo., said, "It's nice to live in the state that coined the phrase, 'There's no place like home.'"
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Kansas City concert series ends Friday
ALEAH MILLINER
@KansanNews
Buzz Under the Stars, a music show hosted by Kansas City radio station 96.5 The Buzz will take place this Friday, Aug. 29. The show features the bands Groupelove, Portugal. The Man and STRFKR and will take place at the Crossroads outdoor music venue in downtown Kansas City, Mo.
"I started listening to them and their lyrics just kind of stuck with me," Diesing said.
The three bands have been on the Honda Civic Tour together since Aug. 10 and will continue through mid-September.
Travis Diesing, a junior from Omaha, Neb., is attending the show and said that of the three bands, he is looking forward to hearing Portugal. The Man.
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This show is the fourth and final concert in this summer's "Buzz Under the Stars" concert series. Other installments have featured bands such as Foster the People and Vampire Weekend.
Melissa Yunk, a sophomore from Burlington, said that she is a fan of Grouplove and that if she had known about the concert she would have gone.
Veising said that it doesn't matter if the concert is in Kansas City.
"I would drive four hours or more for a concert," Veising said.
Doors open at 6 p.m. and the concert is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m.
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