8B = THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THIS AND THAT
WEDNESDAY,OCT.31,2001
FEEL THE PRIDE
KANSAS vs. #1 NEBRASKA •Tickets Still Available•
First National Bank
"CHALLENGER" THE BALD EAGLE
"CHALLENGER" THE BALD EAGLE At the end of the National Anthem "Challenger", the bald eagle will soar into Memorial Stadium "Challenger" is the only bald eagle that is trained to free fly in sporting events such as this year's World Series games in New York and the Opening Ceremonies for the 1996 Olympics. "Challenger's" pregame flight is sponsored by The University of Kansas chapter of Pt Beta Phi.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK $10,000 KICK 4 CASH!
Four lucky fans will be randomly selected to compete for the First National Bank $10,000 Kick for Cash half time competition
FIRST NATIONAL BANK JAYHAWK FOOTBALL BUTTON GIVEAWAY
The first 5,000 fans entering Memorial Stadium will receive a Jayhawk football button courtesy of First National Bank.
The first 5,000 fans will also receive a Kansas football schedule magnet and coaster.
WILLIE PLESS KANSAS FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME INDUCTION
Kansas football great, Willie Pless (KU - 82 - 85), the all time leading tackler in Kansas Football history
will be honored in special halftime ceremony
THE ZONE FAN INTERACTIVE AREA/GAMEDAY BANDS Beginning two hours prior to kick off be sure to stop by The Zone (underneath the video board) presented by Coca-Cola and 9.5 the Buzz. E Double will be playing on Campanile Hill
RICHARD PETTY DRIVING EXPERIENCE CONTEST
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**RICHARD PETTY DRIVING EXPERIENCE CONTEST**
Three fans will compete for the chance to win two passes to attend the Richard Petty Driving Experience.
One of the three contestants will be randomly selected from fans in attendance at the game. The remain
two contestants will be selected from entry box locations at both Lawrence area HhVee stores.
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WEATHER FORECAST
TODAY
76 49 Frightfully warm and goolishly windy.
TOMORROW
73 45 Sunny and pleasant.
FRIDAY
70 45 Sunny, getting cooler.
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BY MARIO GONZALEZ
Release of Harry Potter movie creates excitement for all ages
The Associated Press
Howard Katz, a 75-year-old dentist in Manhattan, can't wait until mid-November. Neither can 11-year-old Anna Harris in Utah.
Years and miles apart, they share one thing: They're readers who are wild about Harry Potter. And they're eagerly awaiting the movie version of the boy wizard's first adventure.
"I want to go into the theater and see what they do with it. ... I want a ride," said Katz, who has refrained from re-reading book one of the Potter series in favor of letting the movie refresh his memory.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone premieres in London on Nov. 4 and hits theaters Nov. 16. Based on the first of author J.K. Rowling's best-selling series, the movie follows the adventures of Harry, an orphan boy who is invited to become a student at the Hogwarts School
The movie — directed by Chris Columbus and starring little-known Daniel Radcliffe as Harry
of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
- faces giant expectations not only among the book's fans but at the box office too.
Paul Dergarabedian, president of the box-office tracking company Exhibitor Relations in Los Angeles. said Sorcerer's Stone could break opening-day and opening-weekend records.
"It's just a dream come true for kids," said Dergarabedian, who has already seen the film and liked it. "It is one of the most anticipated films ever, and I think it will live up to that."
Because it is the first in a potential series, it's especially important to the filmmakers that the movie do well, Dergarabedian noted. And it is expected to usher in a strong end of the year for the industry, along with Monsters, Inc. and Lord of the Rings.
There was no word from
Warner Bros. on how many of the nation's 6,979 theaters would show Harry Potter; Mission: Impossible 2, which opened in May 2000 in 3,653 theaters, has the record.
In Logan, Utah, Anna and her 8-year-old brother, Ian, thought they had hit on the perfect way to see Sorcerer's Stone on opening day. After hearing that their uncles cut school to see Star Wars in 1977, they suggested to their mother that she take them out of school to see Harry.
"The matinee would be right when I have gym and lunch." Anna said, stressing that she wouldn't be missing any academic classes.
Mom wasn't swayed.
"We're not going to be skipping school for a movie," said Lynette Harris. But since she's a Harry fan, too, she admitted, "We probably will have someone in line" for tickets to an evening show that day.
Crossword
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1 Waiter's aid
5 Lady Jane
9 Spontaneous statement
14 Rajah's wife
25 Contumelious
16 Type of fire?
17 French girlfriend
18 Poe poem
20 Flowerpot spot
21 Wisdom unit?
22 Poetic contraction
23 Impetuosity
27 Dawn goddess
28 CPA's activities
28 Kind of blouse
35 Envelope centerpiece
38 Summer cooler
39 Pages
40 Actor Ayres
41 Volunteer State
44 Assault guns
46 Graduation souvenir
47 Perfect-game box score
48 Office sports gambling
55 __ Mahal
58 Created stacks
59 Chase away
60 Smart set
63 Diamond Head's island
64 Couch potato
65 Feudal serf
66 Guitar increment
67 Comic Arbuckle
68 Black and White
69 G-men and T-men
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1 Rubbish
2 Bast fiber plant
3 Old-womanish
4 Gave the right-of-
way
5 Wine source
6 Ancient letters
7 Ferber and Best
8 Pine
9 Super serve
10 Singer Shannon
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11 Composer Schifrin
12 Words of understanding
13 Porter or stout
19 Obscures
24 Actress Myrna
25 Take to court
26 '60s radical grp.
29 Wight or Skye
30 H.S. student
31 Puts in a hem
32 Actor Damon
33 Overhead lightbulb?
34 Lairs
35 Some sloths
36 ETO leader
37 Fourth grade
39 At a slant
42 Letters on a rubber check
43 Workers' right:
abbr.
44 Fifth note
45 Fills a nearly full tank
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
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47 Dated platters
49 Wearies
50 Word-weary
51 Insurance company
52 Chicago airport
53 __ and ahhed
54 Boors
55 Wage-slave's
refrain
56 "Paper Lion" star
57 Leave at the altar
61 Hanoi holiday
62 Make an effort