12B - THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
ENTERTAINMENT
THURSDAY, AUG. 23, 2001
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Elegantly stylish
5 God of Islam
10 Rug type
14 Man of courage
15 Finnish bath
16 Soft-drink flavor
17 Caspian feeder
18 Chinese appetizer
20 Ethnic slaughter
22 Surpair
23 Inoperative, to NASA
24 Refrain from
26 College in Sioux City
30 Anil or woad
31 Ferry of Roxy Music
32 Upright
34 Not up yet
35 Writer Terkel
37 Clerain's cousin
41 Anthemomer Hubble
43 Sugary
44 Racetrack stop
47 Plung weapon
50 Sea polyp
52 Called up
53 Drawn lot
54 Source of Aster's fortune
58 Deflects
61 Taj Mahal site
62 Pretty soon
63 Years (for)
64 Sandra and Rubi
65 Evening in Bologna
66 Winter precipitation
67 Mary Baker or Nelson
8/23/01
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1 Steam engine's noise
2 Roll-call response
3 Khomeini's country
4 Portcoo
5 Select for duty
6 Toady
7 Angler's decoy
8 Colonial blackbird
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9 Solo of "Star Wars"
10 Use elbow grease
11 Uttered a raucous cry
12 Dawn-til-dusk
13 Aplyent
14 Bridge expert Charles
15 To _a phrase
16 Discover
17 Keats poems
18 CEO's degree
19 Poetic globe
20 Bread for a Reuben
21 Noveau
22 Demote
23 Cob or pen
24 Fork part
24 Actress ret. work
24 Nice summer?
24 Lateen-rigged ships
24 Shipped
Check here tomorrow for solutions to this puzzle
44 Italian dishes
45 Synchronous
46 Intense fear
48 Deep-seated rancor
49 Least cooked
51 Food from
heaven
54 Cash penalty
55 Elderly
56 ___ Scott Case
57 Gentling word
59 Gore and Capp
60 Our sun
College is time to explore kinks put sprinkles on the cupcakes
Sex — it's just one o those things. Whether it's with yourself or with another person, almost everybody does it in some form or another.
SEXCOLUMN
And it's difficult to find somebody who honestly never thinks about it, especially in college.
So why is it so embarrassing to talk about sex? Almost everybody has had a type of "birds and bees"
Likes, dislikes, quirks, kinks and fetishes are all part of a healthy sexual life, but are usually kept under wraps, in the very back part of the mind reserved for things like crushes on teachers and thoughts about Brad Pitt.
talk, but few people have actually hashed out their intimate desires with anybody, partner or friend.
closed view of what is "OK" in sex is very limiting.
Almost everybody has them, but most people are embarrassed to admit to anything but the purest of sexual thoughts.
Sex with your personal quirks included is similar to a cupcake with sprinkles - much more fun and tasty.
Anything more than that, and things seem as though they could get weird.
Meghan Bainum Sex Columnist
Commentary
Unfortunately, this
Sex Columnist
sexquestion@hotmail.com
Still, it's hard to tell the girl or guy you've just kissed that you are interested in playing around with a vibrator, or that you like to
be spanked as part of foreplay.
In fact, there may be all kinds of things you want to try and think about all the time, but just aren't sure about how to, well, start to do them.
College is the time to experience things. Granted, your aunt was probably talking about classes, but it works for sexual things too.
That's where this column comes in.
When else are you going to be in a small town with thousands upon thousands of other people your age who are —with some differences, of course—probably just as interested and curious about sexual stuff as you are?
Have a question about sex? Then ask! Anything is fair game, from how to insert slot A into tab B to buy the perfect sex toy and everything in between.
You'll help your sex life, and you might broaden somebody else's sexual horizon too. Asking questions is easy.
Just e-mail me at sexquestion@hotmail.com.
You don't have to put your name on your question unless you want to, and no serious questions will be turned away, as long as the answers aren't too risque for the editors. But don't be too serious.
Sex is something that should be fun.
All it takes is an open mind, and a little bit of know how, so everybody involved stays safe and leaves with a smile on his or her face.
Straight, gay, bi-sexual or anything else, it does not matter.
WEATHER FORECAST
TODAY
Mostly Cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms
TONIGHT
TOMORROW
Cloudy with continued showers & thunderstorms. 69.
Overcast. Showers and thunderstorms once again, but not as strong. 84.
SATURDAY
Partly Cloudy with isolated thunderstorms. 86.
KUJH-TV New
ODDITIES
Bogus body parts cause investigation of director
ST. LOUIS — A would-be horror story turned into a comedy for police after they found a torso in a trash can.
A dark red trail led them to Eric Stanze's back door. When the 29-year-old man let them inside Saturday, they found a home full of decapitated heads, disemboweled corpses and other mutiated body parts.
Serial killer? Not quite.
So fooled by Stanze's handiwork, the police called in the medical examiner to investigate the scene just to be sure.
"I went around back, and there were
The body parts, it turned out, were all movie props made of plastic or papermache and covered with bogus blood by Stanze, a director and producer of independent horror videos.
flies buzzing around the Dumpster." Stanze said. "I could see how the cops could mistake it for a real crime scene."
Turkey terrorized town before sent on its way
Mike Roberts, owner of Mike's Nuisance Animal Control, captured the wild turkey Monday and released him miles away in a wooded area.
HOLLAND, Mich. — After terrorizing residents for months, a tom turkey with a foul attitude has received a one-way ticket out of town.
"He was the bully of the block,"
The irritable bird had taken up residence in the neighborhood since April, probably fed by people who were at first amused. But he soon turned aggressive and started frightening people, pinning them in their cars or behind their front doors. Walkers altered their routes to avoid him.
Roberts said.
During one morning jaunt, teacher Sue DeMott was held at bay by the turkey, who circled her as she tried to advance. When DeMott would take a step forward, the bird would get in front of her.
Subway cars submerged to build artificial reef
OFF CAPE HENLOPEN, Del. — In true New York style, 27 subway cars are now sleeping with the fishes.
The New York subway cars made their last stop Tuesday, 80 feet below the surface of the Atlantic after a bulldozer pushed them off a barge 19 miles east of Cape Hlenopen.
The cars are the first of about 400 expected to be sent from New York to help build an artificial reef. Officials expect to have weekly drops of 20 cars for the next 20 weeks.
The subway cars will attract fish to the growing reef, fish will attract fishermen and fishermen will bring dollars, said Bill Baker, a charter boat captain and tackle store owner.
"This is going to make fishing in Delaware famous," Baker said.
Cleaning and shipping the cars to Delaware cost New York transit officials $1.6 million, a savings of about $4 million over having to clean them and dump them in a landfill.
Talking car increases safety for police officer
Liebl said the system improved safety and efficiency by letting him keep his hands on the wheel and eyes on the road. He can control sirens, lights, speed-tracking radar and radio by speaking into a microphone on the dashboard.
He can read a car's license plate numbers into the microphone and the system will access an on-board database and audibly tell him about the car's owner and registration.
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