Myers visits Kansas State after 49 13 win
Gen Richard Myers, former Joint Chiefs chair and Bush adviser, broke from duties to attend the Kansas State football game defeating Nebraska 49 13. He toured the Wildcats locker room after the win and commented on being 2 0 in his two visits to Manhattan. Myers, a Kansas State mechanical engineering graduate of 1965, grew up in Merriam and aims to attend at least one game yearly.
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Seinfeld Star Jason Alexander Teaches USC Class
Jason Alexander known for Seinfeld's George Costanza serves as the George Burns Visiting professor at the University of Southern California School of Theatre. He urges students to work hard and not imitate his career path, noting his own late break and high per episode earnings. He will star next as Max Bialystock in Los Angeles' The Producers.
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Auction of Ann Landers items to be sold in Chicago
Fans can bid on hundreds of items from the late advice columnist Ann Landers Eppie Lederer including a typewriter desk and a Cadillac The Elgin auction house will offer Li items November 23 24 at her Lake Shore Drive Ti room apartment The sale features more than 40 owl statues and dozens of signed books by Erma Bombeck Richard Nixon and other celebrities.
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Crowell Announces Second Album Learning How to Fly
Country songwriter Rodney Crowell will release Learning How to Fly on DMZ Columbia this spring, following The Houston Kid. He will perform at the Ryman Auditorium on Tuesday with Mary Chapin Carpenter Rosanne Cash and John Hiatt.
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Landmark Dates In History And Time Zone Change
The piece notes key events from history including the 1928 premiere of Walt Disney's Steamboat Willie in New York, the 1883 adoption of Standard Time zones by the United States and Canada, the 1966 repeal of meat abstention rules by U S Roman Catholic bishops, and the 1978 Jonestown massacre in Guyana where California Rep Leo J Ryan and four others were killed.
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Birthdays spotlight Owen Wilson and peers in Hollywood
Today's notable birthdays include Owen Wilson turning 34, Linda Evans at 60, Jameson Parker 55, Graham Parker 52, Kevin Nealon 49, Kirk Hammett 40, Duncan Sheik 33, and Chloe Sevigny 28. Owen Wilson.
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Legacy of Genghis Khan Exhibit at the Met
The Metropolitan Museum of Art hosts The Legacy of Genghis Khan from November 3 to February 16, highlighting 200 plus works from Western Asia 1256 1353. The show surveys textiles tiles books and metalwork reflecting Mongol rule across China Iran and beyond with pieces from many international collections. It travels next to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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Biography reveals JFK had serious ailments
The New York Times reports historian Robert Dallek obtained JFK’s secret medical records detailing chronic back pain irritable bowel syndrome Addison's disease and a range of medications including codeine Demerol methadone Ritalin Librium Lomontil and hydrocortisone. The files note eight daily drugs at times and nine secret hospital stays from 1955 to 1957, with a Kennedy clan committee guarding access.
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Potter's fortune in Potter's Secrets debuts at 87.7 million
The film Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets earned an estimated 87.7 million in its debut weekend, ranking second behind Spider-Man and ahead of Sorcerer's Stone. It opened in 3,682 theaters on 8,515 screens, with My Big Fat Greek Wedding projected to reach 200 million by Tuesday.
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