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By Rebecca Braverman, Annie Fischer, Nadia Pflaum
Published on September 29, 2005
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Kelley Seda
Cats fans go wild at the K-State happy hour.
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We could be wrong, but we're pretty sure this is Otis.
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K-State Alumni Happy Hour, Rusty's Last ChanceTHU 9/29
Wildcats psyched for Saturday's game against Oklahoma should head to Rusty's Last Chance (10901 West 75th Street in Shawnee) Thursday for a K-State Happy Hour. The evening starts at 5:30 p.m. For more information, call the K-State Alumni Association at 800-600-2586. — Rebecca Braverman
Royal Welcome
Bring us your horses, your rodeo, your barbecue — and your toga.
9/30-11/19
American Royal CEO George Guastello II still refuses to tell us what went on back in May when rogue barbecuers broke off from the traditional horses-and-meat fest and started the competing Great American Barbecue contest. All he'll say is that, yes, he went to the other contest, and it was great, and did you know that he has invested in a premiere footing for the animals that includes 25-percent pulverized topsoil and 75-percent specialized sand silt? Way to change the subject, George.
A few new events grace this year's Royal. The first is Barbecuelooza (are we done yet ending things with looza?), a barbecue contest featuring a restaurant row. And, in homage to Animal House, there's a Friday Night Toga Party with live music from the Kingsmen and movie alums Otis Day and the Knights.
The agricultural shows that require the pulverized soil run until November 19. See www.americanroyal.com for a complete schedule. — Nadia Pflaum
Football Foodstuff
Kiss the Chief — oops, chef.
FRI 9/30
We haven't been to any Chiefs games this season, but we have had some disagreeable grill fare. So we recommend the All-American Tailgate cooking class from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (4525 Oak). Cost is $40 for museum members ($60 for nonmembers); call 816-751-1278 for reservations. — Annie Fischer
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