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5 Student Artist Allyson Walters, Piano Professor Alice Downs
September 12 Faculty Artist Michael Hall, Trombone
September 19 Student Artist Pelien Wu, Piano Professor Alice Downs
October 3 Faculty Artist Margaret Marco, Oboe
October 10 Student Artist Susan Andrade, Soprano Professor John Stephens
October 17 Faculty Artist Alan Hawkins, Bassoon
October 24 Student Artist Kathryn Koscho, Piano Professor Jack Winerock
October 31 The Kansas Woodwinds
November 7 Student Artist Hugo Vera, Tenor Professor John Stephens
November 14 KU Saxophone Quartet I
November 28 Faculty Artists Ben Sayevich, Violin and Toni Marie Montgomery, Piano
December 5 SFA Roundtable: Creativity
December 12 The Opera Workshop
Wednesdays, 12:30 pm to 1 pm, Alderson Auditorium, Level 4, Kansas Union
Piano courtesy of Vaccaro's Piano and Organ of Overland Park School of Fine Arts University of Kansas
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BY RANDY REIGER
GONGFARMER
Fate of Emmys still up in the air
The Associated Press
LOS ANGELES — If CBS decides against a third attempt at airing this year's Emmy Awards, then other plans will be made to honor the winners, Emmy organizers said Monday.
"If they want to have a show, we'll go ahead with it," said Jim Chabin, president of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. "If they don't, we'll proceed with distributing the Emmys at a dinner or press conference, an appropriate venue."
The 55rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards were to have aired Sunday on CBS but the network and academy called off the ceremony after U.S. and British attacks on Afghanistan.
The ceremony already had been postponed three weeks, from its original Sept. 16 air date, because of the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington.
"This has all happened so quickly," CBS Television President Leslie Moonves said Sunday. "It's really one day at a time, like it is for everything in America right now."
CBS programming executives and academy officials met Monday to discuss the show's fate. Moonves has the final say, expected this week.
"It's a decision that not only impacts the TV academy and CBS but the industry as well." CBS spokesman Chris Ender said.
Moonves acknowledged Sunday that many in the industry, including producers and casts of TV shows, had called to express reluctance at taking part in the ceremony
One TV producer, appearing on a local TV program Monday, took a poke at fellow industry members worried that the Emmys might be a potential terrorist target.
Malcolm in the Middle producer Linwood Boomer said the idea that terrorists would focus on what he called "TV people" was
"just ludicrous on the face of it. But trying to fight self-importance in Hollywood is a lost cause."
Industry concerns about the propriety of a Hollywood celebration already has led to changes. Sunday's ceremony was to be a muted one, with time spent paying tribute to heroes and victims of the Sept. 11 attacks as well as on award recipients.
The academy is intent on finding a way to honor Emmy winners if CBS nixes the ceremony, Chabin said.
"From phone calls we've received, people feel it's appropriate to distribute the awards," he said. A non-televised dinner at a Los Angeles area hotel would be one possibility.
Thomas O'Neil, author of The Emmys, said it would be a shame if television's awards were taken off television entirely, suggesting a low-key dinner ceremony could be filmed and presented later by CBS or another network.
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Greek marketplace
6 Brits' raincoats
10 Strike with an open hand
14 Man's man
15 Sonic boomerang
16 Lome's land
17 Insect stage
18 Table extension
19 Thoroughly corrupt
20 Characterizes
22 Majestic
24 Down in the dumps
25 Brit's gun
26 Elected off.
27 Church key
28 Kuwait's ruler
33 And not
34 __ rabbit
38 Zhivago's love
39 Dirties
42 Insect stage
43 QB Differ
45 Cat tail?
46 Touch against
47 Emcees
51 UFO crew
54 Speaker of baseball
55 Mongrel
56 Cocktail dash
58 Singer Etheridge
62 NYC theatrical award
63 Kett of the comics
65 Homer
66 Pleasant city in France?
67 Witnessed
68 Mr. T's group
69 Chatters
70 Ash or ice follower
71 Salamanders
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1 Eager
2 Ready for the action
3 Norwegian saint
4 Official enrollee
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10/10/01
5 Unmelodious
6 Tillis and Torme
7 Top marksman
8 Pure
9 Muffle
10 Editor's note
11 Sweetheart
12 Nimble
13 Nonmalignant growth
21 Utopias
23 All over again
25 Short races
27 Big swig
28 Moreno or Epps
28 Wear out
30 Tic-tac-toe win
31 Return to one's country of birth
35 Service station job?
36 Incite
37 Derby and fedor
38 Flight from the law
41 Open spot
44 Carryall
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
48 Stem
49 Half or step ending?
50 Ottoman ruler
51 Jet black
52 Shinbone
53 Item in the mud?
57 PGA props
58 More than a few
59 Slumgulliion or goutash
60 Chair
61 Weapons
64 Oolong or hyson
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