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THIS AND THAT
TUESDAY,DEC.4,2001
Bambino's will be available for private gatherings after 10:00 pm from now through the holiday season. For more information and reservations contact Andy at 832-8800.
KU graduate students...
The Graduate School and University Career and Employment Services proudly invites you to attend the
Graduate Student Career Fair TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4,2001 Kansas Memorial Union, Lawrence Campus
Agenda
Agenda Seminar "Employment Opportunities for Graduate Students" 10AM-11:30AM
Human resource professionals from the business, government and non-profit sector will provide information about searching for non-academic employment.
Employer Career Fair 1:30 PM-3 PM
Exhibitors from business, government and non-profit organizations will be on hand to discuss employment opportunities with current KU graduate students.
This event is for those KU graduate students earning their master's professional or doctoral degree. It is free and open to the public.
Here is a list of companies scheduled to attend:
Aquila, Inc., American Express Financial Advisors, Cora Fellows Program in Public Affairs, Defense Finance and Accounting Service Environmental Protection Agency Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Garmin International, Inc., Internal Revenue Service Midwest Research Institute, Mutual Of Omaha, Northwestern Mutual Financial Network Pawnee Mental Health Services, Peace Corps Principal Financial Group Quintiles, Social Security Administration, State of Kansas, Division of Personnel Services, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services United States Secret Service, US Army, US Department of State, US Marine Corps
For more information contact:
John Augusto Assistant Dean, Graduate School jaugusto@ku.edu, 785-864-4141
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AMANDA FISCH/DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
JAY
BY MARIO GONZALEZ
□ SILENT NIGHT HOLT NIGHT
□ ALL IS CALM, ALL IS BLOUGH!
New York theaters suffer, unite
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — They stood on a crowded platform in one corner of Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village:
A trio of Andrews Sisters look-alikes from a holiday attraction called "Christmas at the Crawfords."
—The cast of "naked Boys Singing"— half-dressed.
-Actors and representatives from small, nonprofit theaters such as the Vineyard, the Flea, the Jean Cocteau Rep, the Irondale Ensemble, the Aquila, the Cherry Lane and more.
"Downtown," about 200 people sang, answering 1960s pop icon Petula Clark as she warbled her signature tune, a song that has become the rallying cry of embattled downtown New York theaters, restaurants, galleries and shops, most of them located in an area south of 14th Street on Manhattan's West Side. Since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, all have suffered.
A survey, released last week by the Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York, gave a gloomy assessment.
ART/New York, which represents more than 400 nonprofit theaters and theater-related organizations, said the direct loss of income from box-office revenues, space rentals, canceled bookings, fund-raising events and appeals, totaled nearly $5 million by the end of October. And projected losses for 2002 were estimated at $16.3 million.
"The survival of several smaller downtown theaters, which were disproportionately affected by the disaster, is in doubt," the report said.
Since Sept. 11, the umbrella organization has provided $255,000 in loans, grants and lines of credit to help its members
who need it the most.
The Washington Square Park extravaganza was the brainchild of a newly formed group called Downtown NYC, which was started to do just that.
"We decided we could help each other if we got together. The first meeting had 10 people, the second 85," said Scott Morfee, producer of the off-Broadway play Underneath the Lintel.
Out of their discussions came the idea for the rally, which was filmed for possible use later on as a television commercial. And a Web site was born, www.downtownnyc.info, to connect off-Broadway shows to discounts for restaurants, shops and more.
On the Net:
http://www.downtownnyc.info
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Breathe in sharply
5 Info from schedules
9 Of the Arctic
14 Bruins' sch.
15 Withered
16 Accustom
17 Heavy holiday dessert
19 Pub missiles
20 Containing iron
21 Propose for consideration
23 Keats specialty
25 Born in Paris
26 BLT word
30 Counselor
35 PC symbols
36 Work at getting in shape
37 Bullring cheer
38 Light gas
39 Glistened
40 Director Kazan
41 Black goo
42 Goodman's music
43 Watercraft
44 Moving stealthily
46 Fourteen line poem
47 Existed
48 Smack
50 Respire
54 Shout approval
59 Empirical philosopher
60 Building by a swimming pool
62 Different
63 "A Death in the Family" author
64 Weapons
65 Timely benefits
66 Standard
67 Type of production
DOWN
1 Meaningless talk
2 Field measure
3 Disparaging remark
4 Couple
5 Portuguese coin
6 Make fun of
7 Noah's craft
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12/04/01
8 Understands
9 Walter of "Mrs.
Miniver"
10 Wild ass
11 Entrice
12 Liberal __
13 Remainder
14 Sounds a horn
22 Loosen
24 Malay wraps
26 Gradations of
color
27 Vast expanse
28 Demi of film
29 Actress Blyth
31 Sharp taste
32 Fastballer Ryan
33 Type size
34 Dough raiser
36 Sparse
39 Rustling sound
40 Longest period in
time
42 Ice hockey
players
43 Bungle
45 Rouse from sleeps
10
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
46 Tammany Society leader
49 Run a sprinkler
50 Shapeless form
51 Newspaper section, once
52 Sonic boomerang
53 Israeli diploma
Abba
55 Rich soil
56 Halo
57 Doctrines
58 Untidy state
61 Gone by