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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY GANSAN
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HOROSCOPES
Because the stars know things we don't
There are so many ways to tell someone you love them, with words, gestures or symbols. Your audience is receptive, so get creative and play.
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
Today is an 8
TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
Today is a 7
A barrier dissolves at home. Banking matters take a turn for the better. Confusion diminishes, and the path ahead is clear. Old friends offer great ideas.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21)
today is are.
There's so much to learn, and you're focused. Mercury goes direct later today. Agreements move forward and groups compromise. Send off the paperwork for increased funding.
CANCER (June 22-July 22)
You could be tempted to spend impulsively
Review the budget for the big picture.
Project completion gets facilitated and lifts off.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
Today is a day
You've got power: physical, mental and emotional. Use yours to move up a level.
Creative efforts bear fruit, and travel's easier now. Push boldly forward. Let others help.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Fine-tune your home. Clean something while you contemplate your next move. Things lighten up, especially around money and travel. Compose a remodel.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2011
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Today is an 8
Great results come from being with people today, so schedule meetings, connect via correspondence and get together with friends. Interaction cases markedly, which aids productivity.
Today is an 7
Give thanks for what you have and for what you don't have. Whatever degree of health is yours, be grateful: for breathing, eating and simple pleasures.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is a 8
It's adventure time! Have you considered taking a trip to an unknown place? It's possible with a computer, or simply by closing your eyes. Sometimes an airplane is nice.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Today is a 7
It'll be easier to advance for a while. Wealth increases as things go smoothly. Productive brainstorming is possible. Someone finds you fascinating.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.18)
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)
Todorino S.
Bring your partnerships to the next level through honesty. Celebrate the possibilities of the future, and reminisce about the past. Group membership pays off.
It's time to get busy. Start gathering the nectar that will provide for you and your hive throughout the cold winter months. Bring in the harvest, and celebrate with a big dinner.
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Fewer women working in prime-time programs
The number of women working as writers and directors on prime-time broadcast programs took a big tumble in the 2010-11 season, a new study reports.
Women comprised 15 percent of writers on the prime-time dramas, comedies and reality shows on ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox and the CW, down from 29 percent in the 2009-10 season, according to the report from the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film at San Diego State University. In the directing ranks, it found, 11 percent were women, compared with 16 percent the previous year.
Overall, the center said, women accounted for 41 percent of all on-air characters, down from the record-high 43 percent the year before, and comprised 25 percent of the people working as series creators, producers, executive producers, directors, writers, editors and directors of photography, a decrease of two percentage points.
The study, which the center has been doing since the 1995-96 season, is based on surveying one randomly selected episode from each network series during the season. "Statistically speaking, the randomization of the choice of episodes, across many series, should yield an accurate picture of the season of network shows because biases or idiosyncrasies are minimized," said Martha Lauzen, executive director of the center.
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Today's Cryptoquip Clue: T equals A
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ACROSS
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1 Just one of those things
5 "Wipeout" network
8 On in years
12 George Herman Ruth
13 Four qts.
14 Story
15 Coaster
16 Freudian concept
17 Weaponry
18 Magical drink
20 CNN's Blitzer
22 In a dangerous position
26 Cumulus, e.g.
29 Apiece
30 Always, in verse
31 "My bad"
32 Founda-tion
33 Radius neighbor
34 Expert
35 Ever-green type
36 Arabian Sea feeder
37 "Gun-smoke" saloon
40 Move like a moth
41 Royal attendant
45 Hodge-podge
47 Drone
49 Ready to be picked
50 Rock drummer Ulrich
51 Kreskin's claim
52 Witnesses
53 Turns blue?
54 Homer's cry
55 Tackles' team-mates
DOWN
1 Recipe meas.
2 Head light?
3 Help illicitly
4 Tiresome
5 Representative
6 Satchel
7 Fooled (around)
8 In any manner
9 Jon's cat
10 Shade source
11 — Moines
19 African lute
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21 Rowing need
23 "Fidelio," e.g.
24 Waiter's handout
25 Support group?
26 Brat's stocking stuffer
27 Crazy
28 Where chestnuts roast
29 Brought forth a child
30 Dislodge from a steed
31 Hoover's old org.
32 Lemieux milieu
33 Lipstick alternative
34 Naiad or dryad
35 Carriage
36 Mimicked
38 Untouchable Eliot
39 Antiquater
40 Deposit
48 G.I. entertainers
MOVIES
Ridley Scott to direct 'Blade Runner' sequel
Ridley Scott will direct a follow-up to his 1982 cult-classic "Blade Runner," producers on the new film said Thursday.
Alcon principals said that they expected Scott to make a movie that
The untitled movie is not considered a remake but will take the form of either a sequel or a prequel to the science-fiction original, said Alcon Entertainment, the Hollywood company that had previously acquired rights to the first movie as well as the Phillip K. Dick novel on which it was loosely based. A screenwriter is expected to be hired shortly, and the aim is to enter production in 2013. Alcon said.
The original "Blade Runner," which underperformed at the box office but found an audience on home video and television, starred Harrison Ford as Rick Deckard, a police officer in a dystopian Los Angeles hunting for illegal "replicants," robots who are barely distinguishable from humans. Ford is not expected to be involved in the new version.
Scott recently completed "Prometheus," a follow-up to another one of his early classics; that movie, a new take on the 1979 hit "Alien," will come out in June.
stood apart from the original. "Everything Ridley does as a filmmaker is fresh," said partner Andrew Kosove. "I believe he sees an opportunity to create something that's wholly original from the first 'Blade Runner.'"
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Jayhawk Shabbat
Friday, August 26
Shabbat Dinner 6-7 p.m.
Bruckmiller Room,Adams Alumni Center
Join KU Hillel and the KU Alumni Association for our annual Jayhawk Shabbat. Stop by the Adams Alumni Center for a free dinner and lots of giveaways! Rock Chalk! Join us for the Jayhawk Shabbat!
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