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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2012
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
CROSSWORDS
ACROSS
1 With
5-Across,
fade
5 See
1-Across
8 Old World
duck
12 Inaugura-
tion
recitation
13 Genetic
stuff
14 Comic
strip
possum
15 Lo-cal
16 Squid's
squirt
17 Acknowled-
edge
18 Gold
coin
of old
Italy
20 Differen-
tly
22 Berlin-
born
actress
26 Hack-
neyed
29 Banned
pesticide
30 Ostrich's
kin
31 Miners'
finds
32 Pair
33 Okla-
homa city
34 Zodiac
sign
35 Onassis,
familiarly
36 Isolated
hill
37 Berlin-
born
actress
40 Census
statistics
41 Slanted,
in print
45 Fence
opening
47 Pitch
49 Angry
50 Verve
51 — out a
living
52 PC
picture
53 Dissolve
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19 Under the weather
21 Parcel of land
23 Buzz Aldrin's real first name
24 Send forth
25 Discourteous
26 Brazen
27 Vicinity
28 Re newborns
32 Had a rendezvous
33 Bicontinental region
35 Shock and —
36 Wager
38 Representative
39 Weary
42 Places
43 Press
44 Penny
45 Prized possession
46 Hearty brew
48 Alias abbr.
ACROSS
1 Rd.
4 "Little Women"
woman
8 Colorless
12 Wrestling win
13 Met melody
14 Libertine
15 Vindicating
17 Count counter-part
18 A billion years
19 Gold measure
20 Heathen
22 "Just the facts, —"
24 Low-pH
25 Gaffer's responsibility
29 Pale
30 Wise lawgiver
31 Born
32 Tabloid event re Elvis
34 Check bar codes
35 Highly-
rated
36 Upper
crust
37 Tweet
40 Elevator
name
41 Parliam-
ment
figure
42 At it
46 First
victim
47 Between
jobs
48 Compete
49 Inquisitive
50 Active
sort
51 Shade
provider
DOWN
1 Spring,
NO
2 Twilight hour, in a way
3 Attractive
4 Major-ette's prop
5 Burnett of CNN
6 Can makeup
7 Crone
8 Fantasized
9 Bellow
10 Emanation
11 Region
12 Boss
19 Actress Madeline
20 Handles clumsily
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21 Antioxidant berry
22 Winnie-the-Pooh's creator
23 Enthusiastic, plus
25 Pork cut
26 Impressively direct
27 Spruced up
28 Kelly or Hackman
30 Halt
33 Almost not at all
34 Skirt feature
36 An anesthetic
37 Family
38 Vagrant
39 Ticks off
40 Leer
42 Newton fruit
43 Bachelor's last words
44 Zero
45 Sparkler
ACTIVITY
Experience a supernatural Lawrence
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the tour stops.
Start with a spooky hotel and a haunted frat house. Add a couple of creepy cemeteries, old photographs with ghostly apparitions and an entire collection of documented personal experiences.
Tour dates are this Saturday, Sept. 22, Oct. 13, Oct. 19, and Oct. 27. The two-hour tour departs from The Eldridge Hotel at 8 p.m. and highlights haunted locations around Lawrence and on campus. Haskell Indian Nations University, the Pioneer cemetery near the Lied Center and Sigma Nu are among
For fans of the paranormal or those getting into the spirit of Halloween, the Lawrence Ghost Tour is an opportunity to experience the city from a supernatural standpoint.
Beth Rupert has been a Lawrence Ghost Tour guide for five of the 10 years it has existed. She said the tour locations are rich in history and paranormal activity. Although each is different, there have been many paranormal sightings during her tours.
Earlier this year, a man on the tour wanted to capture a ghost on film.
"When we went to Pioneer Cemetery, I was probably five feet from him and he actually took a picture, called me over, and you could see that there was a full-body apparition of a man, and he was walking sideways," Rupert said.
She encourages spectators to bring their cameras and flashlights on the tour, and to keep an eye out. More than one group has seen ghosts and full-body apparitions,
and some have seen a little boy in the Haskell cemetery.
"just pay attention to what's going on," she said, "and you might be amazed by what you see."
"They had heard voices coming from a corridor of this area in the school building and they turned around and there was no one there," she said. "It was really weird."
Freshman Natalie Hiebert has been on the Lawrence Ghost Tour twice with her family. A believer in the paranormal, she remembers one story she heard at Haskell that stuck with her.
"You learn about Lawrence in a different way," she said. "It's a fun thing to do, and it gives you goosebumps just a little bit."
Hiebert said the tour was a "really cool" way to experience her hometown's ghostly past.
The members of Sigma Nu conduct the tours at their fraternity, which is supposedly haunted by the mysteriously-hanged mistress of a former Kansas governor.
her arms, and she's looking right down at me and she's smiling," said Law. "I didn't know how to react, so I just pulled my blanket over my head and just sat there for a few seconds like." "This isn't happening."
Although the tour is designed for everyone over the age of 12 to enjoy, Rupert believes it can hold special significance with KU students.
"I woke up at three in the morning . . . and all of a sudden I turned to my right and I see this woman in a black and white kind of maid-themed dress, and she's crossing
Kendall Law, a junior from Lenexa, claims he's been visited by the entity at the house twice in the past two weeks.
"This is real. This is right where they live, especially if they're on campus and they are students." Rupert said. "We talk about some of the history right around them."
Tickets are $17 for this Saturday and $20 for the October dates. For more information about the tours or to purchase tickets, visit www.ghostourskansas.com.
"And you never know if you're going to end up seeing a ghost or not," she added.
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STYLE
Media provides fashion inspiration
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Angelo Huffman fluctuates between urban and preppy styles. Huffman says he takes style inspiration from movies, TV, blogs and celebrities.
Rarely do you hear about people combining preppy and urban together, but this tactic is exactly what struck me to Huffman's unique style. Creating different characters within his wardrobe makes this KU student stand out on campus.
When asking Huffman to explain his personal style, he described it as, "a little bit of everything. I have a lot of urban clothing, and preppy clothing also. I used to be an athlete, so I have a lot of gym wear too."
Taking fashion ideas from celebrities, blogs, TV shows and other media sources are a great way to spruce up any closet. My personal favorite idea source would have to be the infamous reality
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As for inspiration, Huffman looks towards media outlets. "I try to keep up with the stuff that's in," he said. "I shop around a lot, but I watch a lot of TV too, since I'm a film major. I see stuff on TV and try to mix and match and incorporate it into my own stuff."
When pondering fashion, one of the first things that come to mind typically aren't male college students. Popular fashions among young adult males usually include a simple, and sometimes predictable, wardrobe. While I personally don't mind a simple dresser when it comes to guys, (it allows my amazing style to shine through without any distractions), occasionally switching it up can be a serious eye opener. Junior film student Angelo Huffman is a man of many styles, and shares how he pulls off his diverse wardrobe ever so perfectly.
CALLAN REILLY-PINA/KANSAN Junior Angelo Huffman shows off his preppier style.
show, "Keeping Up With the Kardashians." Yes, they're everywhere, and yes, they're ridiculous, but no one can deny the fabulous style the celebrity family has. Without their impeccable wardrobes, my own fashion inspiration would be shot. Celebrities and other people in the media can be great canvases for any style.
Dabbling in unknown style territory can be a great way for guys, and girls, to explore fashion this season. Don't be afraid to step outside the box. Changing it up can never hurt, as long as you're still comfortable. However, be sure to not overdo it. Skintight clothing, tank tops, massive bling or large
amounts of pastels are a few things to stray away from. Boys, bottom line, we want to see you, just maybe a slightly more stylish version.
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