4B = THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY,DEC.11,2001
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Alternative Gift Market
Kansas Union Tuesday, December 11th 9am-3pm
Give gifts that make a difference and keep making a difference! *tree seedlings *chicks *rabbits *sheep *pigs *goat *llama *water buffalo -How it works-
Buy a share for purchase of a water buffalo and change a family's life Buffalo milk is sold and is an invaluable source of food. Calves are given to others -- self reliance is enabled -- poverty and hunger
is lessened.
Purchase a gift for community in need. Send a card announcing your gift has been given in recipients honor and the gift keeps on giving!
*wheel barrow set (hoe, shovel, rake)
*fish net and 500 fish fingerlings
- bicycle water pump
giving!
GONGFARMER
BY RANDY REIGER
*sewing machines
*water well
- landmine protective vest, visor, mine probe
- *tractor, seeds
- de-miners salary
Scarves made in Zandia - proceeds benefit persons affiliated with AIDS and AID prevention sponsored by ECM and KU Greens
Comedy CD profits go to charity
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — More than a mood shift, it was an emotional somersault.
Then again, the very purpose of his trip was a strange juxtaposition. The star of television's Everybody Loves Raymond was trying to drum up sales for a comedy CD to benefit victims of a tragedy.
Without that connection, he'd probably still be back in California.
During a visit to his hometown, Ray Romano's schedule called for him to tour the ruins of the World Trade Center with his brother, a retired New York City policeman, then be whisked uptown to tape a Sesame Street appearance.
Romano's first comedy CD, a recording of his appearance at Carnegie Hall on June 9, 1999, was scheduled to be released on Oct. 2 — timed to coincide with
the opening of another TV season and to make sure it was in stores for the holiday shopping season.
Sept. 11 instantly made it all seem meaningless.
Romano canceled promotional appearances. The CD seemed likely to go unnoticed in store bins until Romano decided to donate all proceeds from any sales to the September 11th Fund.
"I really just want it to do well so I'm making a substantial contribution," Romano said.
So far, it's a modest one. In a market in which comedy discs are a hard sell, Romano's "Live at Carnegie Hall" CD had sold about 16,000 copies in a little more than two months.
Romano's comedy is different from what people who watch Ray Barone every week on CBS might expect, even though Everybody Loves Raymond was born out of his standup act.
"Ray Barone is a PG guy," Romano said. "My standup is slightly more edgy. It's like PG-13.
In its sixth season, Everybody Loves Raymond has built into a dependable hit, the anchor to CBS' strong Monday schedule. Much was made of viewers turning to Friends for post-Sept. 11 comfort. But Raymond has quietly rung up its best ratings this season, with the Nov. 26 episode the most-watched ever.
Romano has been nominated for three Emmy awards for lead actor in a comedy, but hasn't won. His co-star, Patricia Heaton, has won two straight Emmys for portraying Barone's long-suffering wife.
"It's a weird compromise. You don't want the audience to dictate what you do, but you also have to take into account what fits you."
Would you like to help decide how to spend that money?
You're about to pay a whole lot more for your education.
The Board of Regents is putting the burden of a tuition increase on the students. Student Senate would like to tell the administration what students want for their money. Please take a few minutes to fill out this survey:
1) Year in school:
_Sophomore
_Junior
Graduate
2) School (CLAS, Business, etc.):
3) Hometown and state:
4) How do you pay for school?
(Check all that apply)
__ Self
__ Family
__ Financial Aid
__ Scholarships/Grants
__ Student Loans
__ Other:
5) What attracted you to KU?
(Check all that apply)
__ Campus
__ Faculty and its reputation
__ Diversity of opportunities
__ Size
__ Cost
__ Location
__ KU Athletics - I'm a fan
__ KU Athletics - I'm an athlete
__ Other: ___
Technology
Faculty salaries
_Technology
6) How would you like the KU administration to spend the additional money?
Improved classroom
GTAsalaries
Make your voice heard by turning in surveys before break at one of the following locations. Student Senate office (410 Kansas Union). Wescoe, Murphy Summerfield. McCollum. Mrs. E's. GSP Dining Hall. Oliver Dining Hall.
Increased financial aid
facilities
Please make any additional comments below regarding your vision for the future of KU:
Other:
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16 Lofty nest
17 Golf club
18 Sleuth Wolfe
19 Florida port
20 Highly seasoned sausage
22 Meteorological prediction
24 Coarse file
26 Separate
27 Put among
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35 Blockhead
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38 Maine college town
39 Historical period
40 Swaggering behavior
42 Actress Lupino
43 Financier John Jacob
45 Luxurious auto
46 Secondhand
47 Planter
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51 Calendar span
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2 Italian currency unit
3 Mil. truant
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8 Newspaper exclusive
9 London bridge
10 Fission site
11 Columnist Bombeck
12 Small drinks
13 Act as an usher
21 Deface
23 Tease
25 Foot-operated lever
27 Concepts
28 Scandinavians
29 List of candidates
30 Demon
32 Western state capital
33 Chilean range
34 Encumbrances
37 Appoints
40 Old-time trousers
41 City center
44 Homeric epic
46 Straightens out
48 Stadium cheer
12/11/01
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
50 Expected
52 Fit for a king
54 Sentry's command
55 Wide-mouthed pitcher
56 Good review
57 What makes the world go 'round
59 Work hard
60 Word with stretch or run
61 Just got by
64 Sticky stuff