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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2006
Page
13
A reflective, ironic meditation on honesty and self delusion. The narrator weighs lying to others and oneself about talents and failures, the pull of convenient falsehoods, and the value of candid friendship. It ends mid thought with a jarring example of confession after a crime.
The narrator reflects on mood swings and a tight job market fueling anxiety about money. A man drives toward the sunset as his wife suggests navigation, while the nation’s drama—the Arctic melt and Iraq, democracy, and a symbolic SUV led by whimsy—echoes in the background. Garrison Keillor’s Prairie Home Companion airs Saturday nights on public radio, including KANU.
Vic Perry leads a session for Lawrence residents as the Happy Time Squares host dance lessons starting Jan 31. Dancers range from 12 to 83, enjoying exercise, music, and social time. The club aims to attract younger generations and new members with live and recorded music.
Nicholas Susi, a freshman piano major at Park University, won the piano division of the Philharmonia of Greater Kansas City Concerto Competition held December 10 at Graham Tyler Memorial Chapel Parkville MO. He performed Liszt Totentanz and won 500 dollars and an invitation to perform February 12 under conductor Andrés Franco at Park University.
A dense sample of venues across Lawrence and Kansas City lists performances tonight. Tea Leaf Green at The Bottleneck, Beyond Blue at The Jackpot Saloon, and The Spanktones Open Jam at The Jazzhaus highlight diverse acts. KU events include Student Chamber Ensemble and Opera performances at Swarthout Hall and Murphy Hall with traditional venues like Liberty Hall and the Granada also hosting acts.
The list covers theater showings at The Coterie Theatre The Nerd at American Heartland Theatre A Raisin in the Sun at Kansas City Repertory Theatre and multiple campus events including a provost candidate presentation and reception Walking the Dream with Rep Emanuel Cleaver Tap Dogs at Lied Center plus public faculty Q and A, seminars at The Hall Center, Talkin Jayhawk, Over the Hump Night, various lectures and visiting artist events at KU and Kemper Museum with dates, times, and contact numbers.
Visual Art Drama and Dance Session classes begin at Lawrence Arts Center on 940 N.H. Lecture on Intelligent Design by William A. Dembski at Lied Center. Jonathan Boyarin and Natalie Dykstra discuss cultural studies and vernacular photography at Hall Center. Publishing seminar by Douglas Armiato at Hall Center. See calendar at ljworld.com.
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