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The University Daily Kansan
Monday, February 12, 2001
Hours: 10-5:30 Mon. - Fri. • 10-7 Thurs. • 10-3 Sat.
Organizations and Leadership Lecture Series
6:30-7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, February 13, 2001
Parlor ABC, Kansas Union
Budgeting & Finance
Your group may be eligible for Student Senate funding! This session will help guide student organizations regarding spending money and University policies. This session will also introduce how student groups may obtain funding from Coca-Cola. A must for treasurers!
A must for treasurers!
Presenters:
Aaron Quisenberry, Asst. Dir., O&L
Jaun
LeAnn Ferguson, Treasurer for Student Org.,
Congratulatory Office.
Helen, Sweetheart of the Internet
Greg Wiley, Student Senate Treasurer
CBS rebuts charges it hushed Letterman
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — David Letterman is doing what all good talk show hosts do from time to time — ruffling a few feathers.
The New York Post reported Friday that a Letterman Top 10 list that poked fun at his network was scrapped this week. The list referred to a lawsuit filed by a former Survivor participant who claimed the reality show was rigged.
The initial taping of Letterman's show on Tuesday featured a comedic list of the Top 10 reasons to sue CBS. After the taping was concluded, however, Letterman asked the audience to stay as a substitute list was filmed regarding Jennifer Lonez.
The Post quoted an actress attending the taping, Paulette Osborne, as saying Letterman seemed "very upset" that the CBS list wasn't used.
This week, the trade publication Mediaweek reported, using anonymous sources, that Dr Pepper was given a 30-second spot during the Super Bowl either for free or at a deep discount.
Letterman's joke poked fun at Dr Pepper as being foul-tasting. He repeatedly said afterward that he was only joking.
CBS spokeswoman Rosemary Keenan said no pressure was applied to Letterman, and that the talk show host and his producers decided on the change themselves.
"It didn't get a good reaction from the audience and they felt it wasn't funny enough," she said.
After a representative of Dr Pepper complained, CBS agreed not to rerun the Dec. 20 episode.
Letterman's long history of mocking the networks that air him, first NBC and now CBS, would seem to indicate that he doesn't get pushed around. Keenan said the only time CBS waves a red flag on Letterman's material is if it appears to be libelous.
Meanwhile, a Letterman joke in December at the expense of Dr Pepper wasn't deemed too funny by the company that makes the soft drink, a CBS advertiser.
CBS would not comment Friday on its relationship with Dr Pepper. A network executive, speaking on the condition of anonymity, denied that the company received a Super Bowl discount.
Crossword
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1 Sustains
2 Duped
3 Java's neighbor
4 Part of an eye
5 Armor Wallach
6 Pig or cast follower
7 Role for Madonna
8 Ex-spouse of Madonna
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20 Winters and Friars
21 "Finnegan's" __
22 Seven Dewan's
23 Hole puncher
24 Brief times
25 Disney World draw
26 Luau fae
27 Shorthall system
28 London district
29 Eisenhower
29 Fruit concoction
30 Pooh-bah
31 Evergreen
32 Exam
34 Loating
34 Adversary
34 Like a tug's cargo
39 Conception
39 Heating organ
41 Risk of "bacteriums"
44 Greek philosopher
45 Elastic knitted fabric
46 Call for help
47 Celestial bang
48 "Campbell's" Soup Can'man
49 Pass over
50 Greek letter
50 Dawn goddess
51 Garden plots
52 Eurasian viper
59 Banks
DOWN
1 Chill
2 Fall mo.
3 Superlatively wmkle
4 Take out bows
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2/12/01
5 Gather in
6 Guilde dupe
7 Bravery
8 As company
9 Shore or
Washington
10 Prelates
11 Territory
12 Bank deal
13 Traveler's rests
14 Deplained in a
flash
12 Definite article
13 Entrance
14 Roused from sleep
“The
Chronicles”
Vichy or Ems, for
example
Breakfast
gathering place
30 Buckeye
31 Malador
32 Eagemess
34 Baseball teams
34 Org. of Strange
35 Alley prowlers
45 In a row
48 Stir-fry pan
52 Rodeo rope
53 Magnani and Meffo
Mono
54 Fictional
swordsman
55 Bluenoe
56 Scholarly book
57 Roman poet
58 First king of Israel
59 Used to be
60 Bauxite or galena
61 "Viva" Vegas
Fair Housing It's Your Right!
Every American has a right to Fair Housing.
The right to live where you choose, to raise a family, to own or rent a home in dignity and without fear of discrimination is a fundamental right guaranteed to all:
It cannot be denied to anyone because of race, sex religion, color, national origin, age, ancestry, familial status, sexual orientation, or disability.
It is against the law to deny people the opportunity to live where they want to live. If you feel that you are being treated unfairly, contact:
City of Lawrence, Kansas Human Relations Commission Human Relations/Human Resources Dept.
3rd Floor - City Hall 6th & Massachusetts Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Phone: 785-832-3310 Fax: 785-832-3315
E-mail: humanrelations@ci.lawrence.ks.us Website: www.lawrencehumanrelations.org/