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The University Daily Kansan
Monday, April 16, 2001
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Today's Birthday (April 16). Your imagination is running rampant in April. Don't try to remember all those ideas; write them down. Bring in the funding in May, and do the research in June. Get yourself grounded in July, then get frisky again in August. Serve others in September, but let another tussle over you in October. In December, drop a bad that's bad for you. In February, join a team that makes you proud.
HOROSCOPES
Aries (March 21- April 19) — Today is an 8. Your friends provide inspiration, but if you leave it all up to them, nothing will ever get done. Planning is important, but don't let it drag on too long. Light a fire under them! Give them one more day, tops, before liftoff.
faurus (April 20-May 20) — Today is a 4. You may feel as if you're carrying the weight of world on your shoulders. Rules and regulations are driving you nuts. Don't give up. Your day will come before the end of the month, actually. Besides, all this weight lifting is making you stronger.
Cancer (June 22-July 22) — Today is a 4. Some days, the best you can do is to think about how great things are going to be further down the line. But, hey, a good science is worth its weight in hey. Sure you're working too hard for too little, but just think of the experience you're gaining.
Gemini (May 21-June 21) — Today is an B. You're so popular, it's hard to fit all your invitations into one day. You'll have to move some over into tomorrow. For example, of having lunch with one friend, go with three or four. But don't include any who are the jealous sort.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Today is an
8. You're doing pretty well on your own,
but with the right partner, you're awe-
some. Remember to be appropriate.
If you have too much fun at work or in
class, you could get into trouble. Just
keep your brain in gear.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sep. 22) — Today is a 5. Somebody else's problems could be taking up all your time. Somebody else's financial situation could be getting sorted out, but what about your own? Are you asking for an extension so that you can provide a service to someone else? Good for you.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Today is an 8. You're naturally inquisitive. You like to figure out what would happen if you did this or that. Your quest could now lead you into some very interesting new areas.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — Today is a 4. You don't have much room to be creative. You have to pretty much do what you're told, and quickly. Do it well, and you could make a tidy profit.
**Sept. 23-Oct 22)** — Today is a 9. You don't mind when somebody wants to make the decisions. That frees you up to point out whatever modifications are necessary, to make things balance perfectly. Your input is needed, so don't daze off. You're very important to the success of the project.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Today is a 4. There's just not enough of you to go around. By the time you get done working for others, there's hardly enough time or energy left for what you want to do at home. Work smarter instead of harder. Spend your down time planning.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — Today is an B. You've got a frisky attitude and, you're curious. You want to know how things work, and you're not afraid to take a risk. This could move you outside the bounds of reality as you knew it. What fun!
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Today is a 5. The money you need for a household project is close at hand. It might even be in your own pocket. You've got to believe there's more where that came from before you'll part with it, though. If you have a thrifty partner, you'll have to prove there's more money coming.
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1 "The Raven" pool
2 Public享用 shell
3 Certification of a will
4 Country hotel
5 Well-homed knifes
6 Of the dawn
7 Greek wine
9 Dealers
10 Nile dam
11 TV role for Beatrice
12 Watery
14 Film reel
15 Singer Surmac
16 Geological time period
19 Time between 12 and 20
20 Ostrich relatives
20 Build-building hormones
24 Banquets
25 "Saint Maybe" writer
26 Poinsettia, e.g.
28 Barnyard strutters
29 Desert springs
30 Teryak or presto
38 Harstying shell
40 Wood or anil
48 Skunk indicator
49 ___ slaw
50 Put back pictures
52 Dine at home
53 Hopeful one
60 Of questionable stock
68 Hanging more greenery
99 Weep
"___ Got a Secret"
11 Nags
12 Coloration
13 Part of rpm
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1 Buccaneers
2 Single attempt
3 Interweave
4 Corrond or
5 Coffee server
6 Celgary event
7 Cause of
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45 Ringo and Belle
48 Transparent
49 Automobile
50 Schism
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The University Theatre announces Auditions for the opening of the Fall 2011 Season: April 19-25, Murphy Hall. Sign Up. Nine - 4 p.m., Thursday, April 19. Visit us at all other locations to all KU students enrolled in 6 hours or more in the fall of 2011. Open Call Auditions, 7 p.m. Monday, April 23, Craftron-Frayer Theatre, auditioners will have 2 minutes to answer questions. The call will be posted by noon daily in the Green Room. The University Theatre opens the 2011 season with Butterfly Kiss by the band Danny and a dark, contemporary play by a woman and about women, this drama details the life of a woman who has been subjected to sexual and mental abuse during her high school years and Six Degrees of Separation by John Guare, October 5-14, Craftron-Frayer Theatre, 15 roles including a 2-something degree of Separation (i.e. 'Six Degrees of Separation' theory (i.e. 'Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon')? Guared coenre the phrase with this contemporary comedy about a young Black man who is being abused. The adamitance into the homes of prosperous New Yorkers looking to 'do good.'
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Student Programmer Consultant Deadline: 04/20/11. Salary: $7.40-$8.40 (depending upon experience), 20 hrs. per week with more hours available for summer. Duties: Help faculty, staff and students with dial-up service; form, involves hardware troubleshooting and adapter/driver search and installation. Install and troubleshoot operating systems and critical applications on a variety of systems; labs, use, and support qualifications; enrols in 6 hours at KU, familiarity with hardware installation on PC systems, familiarity with Winxz and Winxz installation on PC systems, familiarity with community computer software, enrols in PC's telephone consulting with faculty, staff, and students. To apply, submit a cover letter, a current resume with references to Amar Sersones or computing company, and other critical applications o
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