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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2001
Page
2
Yoko Ono speaks on art and the future during a Minneap olis exhibit opening at Walker Art Center. The Yes Yoko Ono retrospective covers paintings sculpture music and Lennon's peace efforts and runs through June 17.
CBS host Craig Kilborn a Montana State University alumnus plans a Montana themed Late Show taping on March 13. Kilborn, a 1984 MSU theater arts and media graduate and former Bobcats basketball player, says the event will feature students and faculty and be dedicated to Montana.
Pat Sajak and wife attend the dedication of Anne Arundel Medical Center’s six story Sajak Pavilion breast cancer center. The Sajaks donated 1 million dollars to fund a comprehensive diagnostic treatment and education facility designed to comfort patients.
Christine Evelyn Roth, 27, pleaded innocent to misdemeanor trespassing after being found sleeping in Pamela Anderson's bed. She remained jailed on 5000 bail. deputies arrested her March 4 at the former Baywatch star's home for trespassing and stalking. Authorities cited no stalking charge due to lack of threat evidence.
Events span World War II turning points with MacArthur promising to return after leaving the Philippines. Napoleon Bonaparte’s proxy marriage to Marie Louise in 1810 is noted. Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun opened in 1959 at New York's Barrymore Theatre. Mikhail Gorbachev was chosen to succeed Chernenko in 1985.
Today's notable birthdays include Thora Birch at 19, ABC News correspondent Sam Donaldson at 67, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia at 65, singer Bobby McFerrin at 51, film director Jerry Zucker and singer Nina Hagen at 46, and actress Alex Kingston from ER at 38. Thora Birch
Consumer groups urge websites to place information privacy policy at the top of pages. The piece discusses online privacy expectations and how users assess site safety. Experts say clear, accessible policies build trust and protect personal data.
Dennis the Menace marks 50 years of publication. Hank Ketcham, creator, recalls early 1951 debut and enduring popularity across 1000 newspapers in 48 countries and 19 languages. He reflects on the strip's innocence, loyalty, and the enduring appeal of a mischievous boy.
The Met unveils Vermeer and the Delft School featuring 15 Vermeers and Dutch masters. Three Vermeers at the Frick join the display, with pieces like The Art of Painting and The Procuress highlighted. Curator Walter Liedtke notes the rare, first time in decades grouping in one city. The show runs through May 27 before moving to London.
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