Strange Sounds Echo Through KU Dorm
KU Ellsworth Hall hosts 48 students in the Summer Russian and Polish Institute open June 8 to August 14. English is outlawed for participants who study Russian and Polish, live on a language-focused fourth floor, and attend near full-time classes with room and board totaling 355 dollars for residents and 520 dollars for nonresidents.
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Horoscope Zodiac Guide for This Week
Aries starts by organizing duties and coordinating with co workers. Taurus seeks improved appearance and health while highlighting talents to share with others. Gemini considers mutual benefits and prompts avoidance of petty conflicts with friends. Moon Childens calls for meetings with allies to spark future ideas and accurate reporting. Leo needs perseverance to act on good ideas and focus on details. Virgo urges breaking routine and pursuing promising prospects with new clothes and openness. Libra faces unpleasant duties to achieve results and practical surroundings. Scorpio a trusted friend brings progress ideas and strong social contacts tonight. Sagittarius loyalty to leaders yields better future results and civic spirit. Capricorn inspiration fits plans. distant letters may carry needed info. Aquarius start week with kin to plan the near term and gain support. Pisces avoid unnecessary talk with partners and seek clear accord over dining out.
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Old Law on Posters Strikes Campaign Displays
Workers for a congressional candidate had just posted 180 campaign posters when an anonymous caller urged City Attorney Philip R. Monson to consult a 1911 ordinance prohibiting display of handbills or posters without a city license. The posters were removed and police said the ordinance had not been enforced before.
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White Dwarf Density Posits 15 Tons per Cubic Inch
A science note explains that matter compressed in white dwarf stars reaches extreme density with estimates of about 15 tons per cubic inch, highlighting stellar physics and degenerate matter.
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