4A / ENTERTAINMENT / WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 2011 / THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN / KANSAN.COM
CROSSWORD
ACROSS 3
1 Disarray 4
5 Drunkard 4
Mac-Donald's place 4
12 Year-end celebration
13 Lawyers' org.
14 Dunkable treat
15 Hiker's energy source
17 Bellow
18 Mingle (with)
19 Sequentially
21 Pitching stat
22 Replaces divots
23 Fool
26 Wet wriggler
28 Handle skillfully
31 Comestibles
33 Lair
35 Inside picture?
36 Potato, for one
38 Have a bug
40 That woman
41 Harvest
43 Mai — (cocktail)
45 Asian capital
47 Buccaneer
51 Brewery products
52 Temporary solution
54 French meat entree
55 Trojans' sch.
56 Sea eagle
57 Charon's river
58 "A mouse!"
59 Iditarod team
DOWN
1 Legend
2 Modern money
3 Thick chunk
4 River through Paris
5 Did a springy Brazilian dance
6 Japanese sash
7 Urban fleet
8 New Jersey base
Solution time: 21 mins.
9 Wake-up calls
10 Caboose's place
11 Early hours
16 Traditional tales
20 Promptly
23 Astern
24 Not worth a —
25 AA goal
27 Meadow
29 — -di-dah
30 Coloring agent
32 Discard
34 Argue over trifles
37 "Norma —"
39 Secular
42 Irritate
44 Annoyed
45 Sailors
46 Greatly
48 Roundish do
49 Chime sound
50 Former partners
53 Work with
CRYPTOQUIP
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Yesterday's Cryptoquip: IF A DIETER GOES ON
A TOUR OF MANY ART MUSEUMS, COULD YOU
SAY THAT HE IS COUNTING GALLERIES?
Today's Cryptoquip Clue: J equals L
HOROSCOPE
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
Today is a 7
TODAY Imagine all possible scenarios, allow for new revelations that inspire action. Someone else's crazy idea gets you going, and solutions occur simply. Clean up after.
CROSCOPE
10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
No more procrastination for the next two days. Settle in and get down to planning and following through on details. Slow down and contemplate. Stay close to home.
Today is an 8
GEMINI (May 21-June 21)
the next few days are great for social gatherings and spending time with friends. Business meetings are productive. New opportunities arise. But a quiet evening at home entices.
CANCER (June 22-July 22)
Today is all Folks are watching right now, and you've got the stage. A rise in status results from a fine performance. Stick to a well-practiced routine, and play boldly.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)
Today is an 8
Today
People seem to be coming together.
You'd rather play, then work,
and, if you can get away, then go.
This looks to be a fun, adventurous
weekend, so finish deadlines and
pack a picnic.
today
Financial situations destabilize.
Keep the money in the back. If the obstacles seem too large today, take some time off and approach them again after some thought and rest.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Don't forget what you've learned.
Remember your past; dream your future;
but focus on the present;
but live out and protect a morale booster, just about now.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
You'll be very busy for the next two days. Don't borrow or lend money now. Consider options. Be sure to have all your ducks in a row, and then some. Planning works.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Traveling on business can be deductible. Little things add up, so keep track. Pay bills before you go shopping, and stash the change. There's new income possible.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Today is 8 o'clock.
Focus on your focus. You can solve the puzzle, but you need to figure out what you want first. Show your thoughtfulness. Don't invest in a group activity yet.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.18) Today is an 8
Conceptis SudoKu
By Dave Green
Unexpected costs may appear, so conserve resources. Share feelings for the next two days. Confide to a friend, and find support. Say everything you need to be complete.
Watch for a new source of income,
even in the face of obstacles,
and accept a generous offer.
Communicate to solve any overlapping appointments. Be open to satisfaction.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)
Difficulty Level ★★★
Answer to previous puzzle
Difficulty Level ★★★
MONKEYZILLA
Kevin Cook
THE NEXT PANEL
Nick Sambaluk
TV NEWS
BY MCCLATCHY-TRIBUNE
Couric to leave CBS, get show on ABC
ST.LOUIS - As widely expected, Katie Couric has announced (via a People magazine exclusive) that she's leaving "CBS Evening News."
"I am looking at a format that will allow me to engage in more multi-dimensional storytelling," she said.
Expectations are that Couric
will get a talk show. TV Guide reported Tuesday that CBS expects that show to be produced by ABC.
"ABC has made a big push for a Couric talk show plus even wider exposure across its network news platforms, including a presence on its 2012 presidential election coverage and prime time specials," TV Guide's Stephen Battaglio writes. "CBS
News is not willing to match that end of the offer. NBC, which had expressed interest, is no longer in the running."
the running about an hour after Couric's announcement, CBS News issued this statement:
"There's a lot to be proud of during Katie Couric's time at Evening News.' CBS News, like Katie herself, is looking forward to the next chapter."
MUSIC
As a member of X-Ray Spex, Styrene, born Marianne Joan Elliott-Said in Kent, England, became a symbol. The sight of a teenage girl
LOS ANGELES — Poly Styrene, whose clarion call, "Oh bondage, up yours!" became the rallying cry of punk feminists everywhere and foretold the Riot Grrrl movement, died Monday at the age of 53 after a long battle with cancer.
with braces, chubby cheeks and quirky nonsequitur outfits screaming "Thrash me crash me/Beat me till I fall./I wanna be a victim/For you all/Oh bondage up yours!" was transformative in early British punk rock; it served as an indication to both the musicians and the fans involved that the movement, which in the beginning comprised mostly angry, jobless young men, could be a wide enough tent to support not just that disaffected male lot, but girls with their own set of complaints
Singer, punk feminist idol dies at age 53
BY MCCLATCHY- TRIBUNE
poke a point at him.
About "Oh Bondage, Up Yours."
It begins with Poly making a point heard round the world: "Some people think that little girls should be seen and not heard. But I say, 'Oh bondage, up yours!' before the all-male band behind her launches into a furious set of riffles that made countless girl bands possible.
(including the way angry, jobless punks treated their women).
Her tame was relatively short-lived, though. Styrene struggled with what was later diagnosed as bipolar
disorder, and though she released a gorgeous, underrated solo album, "Transluence," on the United Artists label in 1980, it and subsequent releases, including a New Age album(!), Flower Aeroplane, in 2004, failed to make an impact on the general public. She had just released a highly anticipated new full-length "Generation Indigo" in mid-March. The album, produced by Youth, featured Styrene returning to her New Wave/punk rock roots.