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Moan Walk 13 Blocks Back Home JayplaySEPTEMBER 14, 2006 ON THE ROAD 15 JAYPLAY TAKES A 5 BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK AT THE GUYS 7 BEHIND THE SCENES. BAND ROMANCE BREWERIES DRIVING TIPS 10 making music together the art of making beer taking care of your ride ÓTABLE OF CONTENTS t o c 3 4 5 I spent a semester in Spain during CALENDAR CONTACT OUT my juniornote. year. My study abroad friends and I would regularly crave Sugarcult and more dating your band mate a look at Lawrence brewpubs things from home like peanut butter, hip hop music and movies. Of the 27 Americans I studied with, we had about 10 DVDs that we would shuffle FEATURE through and loan out to each other. Of these, I watched Almost Famous the guys behind the music repeatedly. I still never get tired of the movie. The carefree adventures of rock stars on the road, and the relationships between band mates, groupies and roadies appeal to my sense of adventure and love for travel. Too bad 7 I can’t sing. Rikki Kite’s feature about roadies gives a behind-the-scenes look at the PEOPLE people who keep the band wheels opera singer with blindness turning. Roadies do everything from managing the band to setting up equipment and stretching guitar strings. So maybe the life of a rock star is not for me, but until I perfect my 8 tambourine-playing skills, I’ll be 10 13 15 reading Kite’s article and watching Almost Famous again and again. ■ Carolyn Tharp, Editor COVER photo/kimberly WESTPHALL HAWK TOPICS NOTICE SPEAK news you can use learn about your car a family addition JAYPLAYERS EDITOR QUEEN OF THE CASTLE BITE/HEALTH GOOD FOR YOU CONTACT HELP YOUR LOVE LIFE Carolyn Tharp Erika Bentson Lisa Anderson Rikki Kite Megan Heffley ASSOCIATE EDITOR PUDDIN’ POP Rachel Parker Becka Cremer CREATIVE CONSULTANT KNOWS A LOT PEOPLE KNOW EVERYONE Carol Holstead CLERK GETS AROUND TOWN Katherine Loeck Rene Ward Frank Tankard WRITE TO US [email protected] DESIGNERS MAKE IT PRETTY OUT HIT THE TOWN Kim Wallace Carissa Pedigo JAYPLAY Bryan Marvin Caleb Regan The University Daily Kansan 111 Stauffer-Flint Hall PHOTOGRAPHER MCGUYVER SHIT NOTICE TAKE NOTE OF IT 1435 Jayhawk Blvd. Amanda Sellers Beth Breitenstein Lawrence, KS 66045 Jared Gab Jacky Carter Kimberly Westphall Bart Vandever VOLUME 4, ISSUE 5 02 JAYPLAY 09.14.2006 Reliant K where? 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Bottleneck, www.thegranada.com. september 20 (816) 753-5207 Lecture by author Rod Smith: 8 p.m., all ages, $14, www. “Campaign Finance Reform. pipelineproductions.com. Lecture by former Consul WEDNESDAY Replay Lounge Does is Subvert American General of Japan, Mr. Takao Engineering and Computer 946 Massachusetts St. Democracy?” Dole Institute of Shibata: Japan-China Science Career Fair. Kansas Lawrence Politics, 7:30 p.m., free. Relations in the 21st Century: Union Ballroom, 12 p.m. (785) 749-7676 Cosmic Bowling. Jaybowl, Reconceptualizing World War II 10 p.m., free with KUID, www. on The Eve of China’s Economic Daniel Libeskind. Woodruff Uptown Theater suaevents.com. Expansion.” Kansas Union, 7:30 Auditorium, 7:30 p.m., all ages, 3700 Broadway St. p.m., free, www.ceas.ku.edu. free, www.suaevents.com. Kansas City, Mo. Unwed Sailor / We’re From (816) 753-8665 Japan / T.G. Cid. Jackpot The VooDoo Organist / Built to Spill / Helvetia / Prids. Music Hall, 10 p.m., 18+, www. 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Jaybowl, prizes for sexiest and most Gaslight Tavern, 9 p.m., www. 21+, $2, www.replaylounge.com. 10 p.m., 21+, $3, www.jazzhaus. 10 p.m., free with KUID, www. unique togas. gaslighttavern.com. com. suaevents.com. 09.14.2006 JAYPLAY 03 Niloofar (MORTIFYING MOMENT) Shahmohammadi BUSTED BOUNCER BITCH After having a few beers with friends while + watching a KU basketball game, Matt Sager, Shawnee junior, decided to join his friends at It’s Brothers! on Massachusetts Street. Even though the night is still a little blurry to Sager, he recalls running Chris Raine into a guy he had gone to high school with at the bar. The guy held a grudge against Sager and threw Please send your him out. Sager couldn’t find his friends and had to questions andmoan walk 13 blocks back home. After recapping the night concerns to with his friends the next day, he realized that the [email protected] guy who threw him out did not, in fact, even work at Brother’s. ß Megan Heffley CATHERINE COQUILLETTE of Club Terr. IT SEEMS ALL MY FRIENDS HAVE NO PROBLEM FINDING the Ideal date: Getting together A GUY WHO ACTUALLY TAKES INTEREST, BUT I NEVER CATCH with a group of friends and SEEM TO LAND THE PERFECT GUY, OR ANY GUY. THEY going out all tell me I’m the perfect gIRL: NOT TOO TALL, Worst date he’s ever had: It was a picnic, and it was really NICE AND SLIM, EVERYTHING A GUY COULD WANT. BUT Name: Georgeweek Regan, Shawnee awkward FOR SOME REASON NO ONE SHOWS INTEREST. I WILL junior What he sees in his future: I’d ADMIT I CAN SEEM EXTREMELY SHY, BUT I TRY NOT TO Major: Psychology like to get a job and settle down with a family back in BE. IS THERE ANYTHING I COULD DO IN THE HOPES OF Favorite personal feature: Kansas City.
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