Vivian Moriarty’s favorite self-serve treat at 3 Spoons Yogurt
Vivian Moriarty, 6, visits 3 Spoons Yogurt in Lawrence with mom Laura to enjoy a self-serve strawberry yogurt dish with cheesecake and chocolate chips. The shop, opened a month ago at 732 Mass, taps a growing frozen yogurt trend as US servings rise 2 percent to nearly 140 million and stores exceed 21,000 nationally.
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KU Music Lied Center season tickets offered at discount
The KU School of Music provides a reduced price season ticket package for Lied Center concerts. Season tickets allow picking any 10 listed School of Music Lied Center performances for 50 dollars for adults and 25 dollars for students and seniors. Tickets may be exchanged for other listed concerts with two weeks’ notice.
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KU Arts Series Tickets and Schedule at Lied Center
A brief note outlines a $2 per ticket fee plus a $5 Lied Center service charge per package. Single tickets remain $7 general and $5 for students and seniors, with box office contact at 864-2787. The package lists KU Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble events from Sept to May, including Elijah and multiple ensembles.
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Best Bets: campus talks, library events and local shows
David Crystal presents Language Play at Hall Center 3 30 p.m. W E B Du Bois and Booker T Washington influence on black conservatism at Dole Institute 4 p.m. KU Campus Make A Video Game at Lawrence Public Library 4 p.m. Kaw Valley Fiber Guild meets 7 p.m. Community Building 115 W 1th St Hit or Miss show 7 30 p.m. Lawrence Arts Center Unwed Sailor at Jackpot Music Hall 8 p.m. Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings at Midland Theater 1228 Main Kansas City Mo Tuesday Transmissions at The Bottleneck 9 p.m. Radar Brothers Sky Picnic at Replay Lounge 10 p.m.
Coloring in Balance and Boundaries for Busy Teens
The piece argues teens overcommit themselves, urging慎 purpose and color choice like a careful painter. It compares schedules to a coloring page, advising three questions: Do I have to, do I want to, and is it good for me. It stresses limits, balance, and mindful selection over endless activities.
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