Section B·Page 8
The University Daily Kansan
2001
kansas.com
Kansan Classified
Kansan Classified
100s **Awardmentals**
120 Personals
130 Business Personals
131 On Campus
120 Announcements
128 Travel
128 Entertainment
140 Lost and Found
200s **Employment**
208 Help and Found
280 Professional Services
285 Typing Services
300s **Mortgages**
310 Compensation
135 Home Furnishings
136 Sporting Goods
138 Stereo Equipment
138 Tickets
140 Auto Sales
145 Motorcycles for Sale
146 Macintosh computers
146 Microsoft computers
400s **Real Estate**
408 Real Estate for Rent
410 Home or Rent
420 Real Estate for Sale
428 Roommate Wanted
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100s Announcements
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120 - Announcements
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HBO's The Sopranos to kick off new season in style Sunday night
By Frazier Moore The Associated Press
NEW YORK — *The Sopranos* will return. You will watch.
The show kicks off Sunday at 8 p.m. as HAO airs two episodes. And if the four episodes provided for review prove anything, *The Sopranos* is as good as ever.
Trust David Chase, whose vision as the series' creator keeps The Sopranos dependably startling. Trust James Gandolfini, who as New Jersey mob boss Tony Soprarno continues to lead a family of actors as accomplished as any gathered for television.
For those who revisited the first two seasons of *The Sopranos*, which HBO enced from December through last week, it should be clear the first year was as good as the second.
That was then. The new season sets off on solid ground, pointing in nervy new directions while reassuring you that, even in Tony's turbulent world, life carries on with an unforgiving sameness.
But things seemed a bit off-kilter last season
Beyond anyone's control was the future of Tony's monstrous mother, Livia, a key figure played by the alling Nancy Marchand (who died last June).
Once again, the season's first episode comes equipped with a helpful catch-me-up. But while last year began with a sentimental montage to Sinatra's accompaniment, this year's premire chooses a starkly different kind of reentry; crisp, determined, coolly detached.
With the Feds stepping up their surveillance of Tony, the hour plays out through the distanced eyes and ears of FBI agents as they attempt planting a wiretap in the basement of Tony's home.
Last year featured a distractingly colorful business trip to Italy and the destabilizing entry of Tony's gold-digging sister, Janice (Aida Turturro), Tony's headstrong young nephew, Christopher (Michael Imperioli), became more erratic than ever, torn between doing crime and writing screenplays about it.
Further uncertainty was kindled by Salvatore "Big Pussy" Bonpensiero, a close Soprano operative turned FBI informant. Ratting out the family, he was clearly living on borrowed time until his one-way sea cruise in the season finale.
Crossword
1 Rhino relative
2 Lady's address
3 Sting
4 Avoid capture
5 Seaweed
6 Patrol Nathan
7 Line of a letter
8 Bard
9 Dehydrated
10 Dry, as wine
11 Playwright Henry
12 Abu _ UAE
13 Husk
14 Severe
15 Bahaman butterfly
16 Drying kiln
17 Crow's cry
18 Atticue
19 PC" operator
20 Do cough?
21 Authordirector Kazan
22 Meaningful sequence of word
23 Pollution patrol grp
24 Thin strip
25 Right to authority
26 Alm
27 "White Men Jump"
28 Commence
29 Starway component
29 Twisting turn
30 Cross-country walk
31 Assistant
32 Household pest, shortly
33 Surefire shots
34 there, done that
35 Follow
36 Rolls of bills
37 Formerly, formerly
38 Feats
DOWN
1 Hardy heroine
2 Not aweather
3 Buyer
4 A mean Amin
5 Second drink
6 Atlas pages
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All rights reserved.
2/28/01
1. Houseplant plan
2. Meeting plan
3. Gymnastics
4. cushion
5. Former rulers of
6. Iran
7. Gem weight
8. Mystery excuse?
9. Doc
10. Linemen
11. Roys' love
12. Extremist
13. Good __ to bad
14. rubbish
15. __ du jour
16. Laundry
17. Pale
18. Tweave weave
19. Varnish weave
20. Uncomfortable
21. Use a rotary
22. phone
23. Grub
24. Simian
25. Edinburgh man
26. More than a little
27. strange
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
49 and feathered
51 Phooyil
51 City near Rome
52 Gathered, as
fallen leaves
53 News media
57 Caesar's date
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