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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2004
Page
17
A concise roll of weekly coverage highlights including Features Focus on Monday and ongoing sections for Living Tuesday 18 Under, Food Wednesday, Friday Scene, Saturday Faith, Sunday Arts and Living.
Kansas University junior Jun Kuribayashi won a contract with Pilobolus, a leading American dance company, after a six-dancer selection from 30 male applicants. He begins training this week and will join a national and international tour in January with stops in Salina and Hays in April.
The Bowery Dancers, formed by Kansas University students, schedule two free South Park performances today an interactive children's show at 4 p.m. and a repertory show at 7 p.m. The group covers Irish step, tap, ballet, jazz and modern dance. For details call 785 218 0791 or visit bowerydancers.com.
Ad astra gallery concludes Saturday with E Pluribus Unum by Jay and Ingrid Alexander and Maggie Jones at pe Ad Astra Galleria 205 W Eighth featuring sculpture painting and stained glass. The gallery also hosts Conceptual Blue live music at 10 p.m. Saturday with Battle of the Bands finalists. Hours are 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. For more information call 785 856 GOLD.
Steven Elisha a cellist instructor and faculty lecturer at Washburn University was named the Lawrence Chamber Orchestra artistic director and conductor He also conducts the Topeka Youth Symphony and guest conducted Mozart Night Music with the Lawrence ensemble in April.
The Journal-World launches River City Weekly on Monday with host Greg Hurd interviewing area residents in a new First Person feature. The program aims to capture local voices and perspectives in concise conversations.
Jim Baker recalls first paintball experiences with Arebyreswents enthusiasts, detailing the intense impact of paint-filled capsules at high speed, the initial fear and adrenaline, the instinct to hide behind obstacles, and the moment of surviving the first round with a story to tell.
Lawrence epicenter Drop Zone Extreme Sports offers paintball gear, CO2 and nitrogen refills, and a park open Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The park charges $10 entry per person, $9 rental with kit, paintball prices scale from 4.68 for 100 to 65.54 for 2000, and free refills with paid entry. Players under 18 need a parent release and safety briefing.
In Lecompton a story recounts Michael Irvin meeting his future wife Betty Jean BJ at a roller rink rather than on a gridiron. He recalls inviting her to a drive in movie and jokes about their courtship while BJ remembers the mutual friends and first impression.
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