Broadway Cabaret at Lied Center Promises Historic Revue
A cast will wear tuxes and gowns to perform 100 Years of Broadway at the Lied Center on Thursday. The concert gathers scenes and songs that defined Broadway, delivering a classic stage revue.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2010
Page
1
A cast will wear tuxes and gowns to perform 100 Years of Broadway at the Lied Center on Thursday. The concert gathers scenes and songs that defined Broadway, delivering a classic stage revue.
Kansas University sophomore D J Beshears was named the Big 12 Conference top special teams player for Week 4 in a release that later credited sophomore cornerback Greg Brown as the Jayhawks special teams player of the week.
Bob Graham, co chair of the White House appointed BP spill commission, compares the Obama administrations low spill estimates to General Custers undercount of Native forces at Little Bighorn. He warns of a costly misjudgment as the inquiry probes disaster handling.
Robert and Molly Krause of The Burger Stand and Esquina unveil their new cookbook The Cook's Book of Intense Flavors speaking on its themes and recipes coming Wednesday.
Kansas University police officer Jimmie Druen, 31, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis three years ago, credits the drug Tysabri for his recovery. Once nearly unable to walk while caring for his month-old twins Emma and Logan, Druen now says he is back to normal with no problems. The article notes MS is unpredictable and details Druen’s decline, MRI findings, and previous Rebif treatment, highlighting his return to stability and hope.
Lawrence city commissioners weigh Lowe's 150000 square foot store proposal, with concerns about the Sixth and Folks Road site versus nearby retail zones. They question traffic, neighborhood impact, and the loss of urbanist plans, while Lowe's cites site unsuitability.
Mark Bauerlein argues that push button technology is making youth mentally dependent and lacking initiative. Critics counter that today’s students are smarter, with the debate highlighted as a page sixA discussion on generational intelligence and tech impact.
Lawrence officials weigh extending the K 12 calendar after Obama suggested a longer school year. District leaders cite costs of about 6.5 to 7 million dollars for a single extra month, amid concerns about equity and student progress for at risk groups.
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