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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"We are living in a world today where lemonade is made from artificial flavors and furniture polish is made from real lemons." Alfred E. Newman
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Monday, November 22, 2010
FACT OF THE DAY
Latin has no word for lemon.
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MONDAY
What's going on?
November 22
Anschutz Library is holding an instructional services workshop from 1:30 to 4 p.m. in the library.
TUESDAY November 23
Men's basketball vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at 7 p.m. in Allen Fieldhouse.
WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY November 24 - November 28
Thanksgiving Break — no classes
TUESDAY
November 30
The KU Bookstore at the Edwards Campus is hosting a book signing with Shawn Buchan Greene of his book, "Border War Football 1891-2009: University of Kansas vs. University of Missouri" from 5 to 6:30 p.m.
The Dole Institute of Politics is hosting a discussion with ambassadors from the U.S. and South Korea in honor of the 60th anniversary of the Korean War at 7:30 p.m.at the institute.
Hanukkah begins.
THURSDAY
December 2
The Department of Dance is hosting a dance concert at 7:30 p.m. in Robinson Center.
What is on your iPod?
BY JACKLYN BAILLERGEON
CLAY SCHNEIDER Topeka senior
**toupea plays**
"Strawberry Fields" — The Beatles
"Hey Jude" — The Beatles
"Subterranean Homesick Blues" — Bob Dylan
"Break on Through" — The Doors
"Break on Through"—The Doors
LUCAS SINGLETON
Hutchison junior
Crit Punch Homie"
"About to Get Fruit Punch Home...
— The Wonder Years
"Neon Bible" — Arcade Fire
"Dancing Shoes" — Arctic Monkeys
"New Wave" — The Shin
PAIGE JOHNSON
land Park sohornore
Overland Park sophornore
"Collie Man" — Slightly Stoopid
"Shattered" — O.A.R.
"Skinny Love" — Bon Iver
"Mr. Jones" — Counting Crows
LAUREN HAMMOND
Overland Park freshman
Overland Park freshman
"Don't Stop Believein'" — Journey
"Sweet Thing" — Keith Urban
"History" — Matthew West
"Teenage Dream" — Glee
ODD NEWS
Candidates draw cards for election
MINDEN, Nev. — In true Nevada style, a county board election that resulted in a tie between two candidates was decided by a draw of the cards.
The Record-Courier of Gardnerville reports that Natalie Yanish drew the ace of clubs Friday to win a seat on the Kingsbury Grade General Improvement District board over Robert McDowell, who drew the eight of diamonds.
The two tied for third place in
the nov. 2 election. They finished with 373 votes each in an 11-way race for three seats. State law allows candidates to settle ties by either drawing cards or flipping a coin.
Douglas County Clerk Ted Thran shuffled a deck of cards and each candidate selected one.
Nevada's tie-breaking method has been used to settle at least several other races in counties across the state over the last decade.
Associated Press
ODD NEWS
Dance team causes highway terror scare
WEEHAWKEN, N.J. — A dance troupe from Florida caused a rush-hour terror scare when they ditched their cars in the Lincoln Tunnel and tried to run to a TV appearance in Manhattan while wearing their camouflage costumes.
The dancers drove about
1,000 miles so they could appear Wednesday on BET's live "106 & Park" show. But they hit traffic at the tunnel, which connects New Jersey and New York City and is just two miles from the TV studio.
plaza.
The five young women and three young men decided to sprint the rest of the way. They left their adult chaperones behind and ran through the toll
Armed officers with Port Authority police and the FBI-NYPD Joint Terrorism Task Force gave chase, closing the tunnel for 45 minutes.
They eventually offered to escort the dancers to the show, but the producers told them it was too late.
Associated Press
ODD NEWS
Gross video leads to woman's guilty plea
HICKORY, N.C. — A North Carolina woman accused of appearing in a gross video at a Domino's Pizza kitchen that was posted on the Internet last year has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the video.
The Hickory Daily Record
reports that 32-year-old Kristy Hammonds received a suspended sentence Friday and also was placed on probation for 18 months. During that time, she cannot work at any business that prepares or serves food or beverages.
In the video, a giggling Hammonds narrates as 32-year-old Michael Anthony Setzer sticks cheese in his nose and waves
salami under his rear end while making a sandwich. Both had been charged with breaking food sanctions laws.
Hammonds was told to turn over recordings of the incident to Domino's Pizza and not to discuss the case with anyone.
Associated Press
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