University of South Carolina Libraries
ACROSS 1 Bronco prodder 5-Aberdeen man 9 Climb 14 Yearn 15 Ray of “Battle Cry” 16 Skin cream 17 Start 19 External 20 Musical exercise piece 21 Captives 23 Sodom survivor 24 Integers, briefly 26 Make a choice 27 Old French coin 28 Was fit for 33 Letter recipient 37 Mindless worker 38 Zhivago’s beloved 39 Passe communication system 41 New Rochelle college 42 Sidestep 44 Basic 46 Conferences 48 Chang’s twin 49 Machinery part 50 Collection of , anecdotes 51 Prohibit 54 Departing secretly 59 Jeweled headdress 61 Fuming 62 Comes to light again 64 Broadway backer 65 Pisa’s river 66 Superman's a|jaS 67 City SW of York 68 Pay heed to 69 Bowl over DOWN 1 Sales pitch 2 Kind of bean 3 Full-length 4 Marsh growth 5 Made a lap 6 Film snippets 7 Skunk’s defense 8 Singer Tennille CROSSWORD © 2002 Tribune Media Services. Inc 10/16/02 AA rights reserved. 9 Bent by age 10 Offering in response 11 Pot starter 12 Sly stare 13 Drops the ball 18 Pound pieces 22 Signal for help 25 Expel 27 Removed completely 28 Carillon components 29 Wide shoe size 30 Debatable 31 Sicilian resort 32 Distribute cards 33 Pub potables 34 Kline movie 35 Apothecary measure 36 Tarot user 40 Superhero movie 43 Paint choices 45 Maternally related 47 Stereo part, for short Solutions Alvlils AH12L s 39a I N_ V_ 50 Contract negotiator 51 Breakfast ring 52 Showplace 53 Mean 54 Pushbutton forerunner f 55 Sea eagle 56 Actor Nicolas 57 Teheran’s place 58 Roman ruler 60 Riles 63 A Stooge HOROSCOPES ARIES Feeling a little pensive? "Less confident than usual? This is natural. Mull over the news you recently received, and review your plans for this weekend. TAURUS Don’t be afraid to use your imagination. There’s nobody on Earth exactly like you, so it figures that nobody else can come up with your ideas. Write them down and share them. GEMINI More listening is required in order to get your meaning across. No, it’s not the other person who needs to pay attention; it’s you. Do it, and you’ll be amazed. CANCER It may seem as if there’s way too much conversation going on. And you’re right, because the most important messages are being sent without the words. LEO You’re excellent at getting what you want, even when others think you can’t. But don’t get overexuberant this time. The naysayer is right. VIRGO Don’t be overly critical of a person who can be a big help to you. Carefully explain how things should be done, watch to see that they’re done right, and provide support. LIBRA By now, you may have escaped your old familiar routine. You could be out in new territory, unsure about how to proceed. This is good. Real creativity emerges. SCORPIO Follow through on yesterday’s project, buying what’s needed at the best possible price. Again, it’s experience that will lead you to the wise purchases. SAGITTARIUS A disagreement will take a while to resolve. Be patient. You may end up with a workable compromise that neither of you likes much, but you can both adapt. CAPRICORN More study will be useful in solving a technical problem. Or you can simply hire somebody to come fix it. What do you have more of, time or money? AQUARIUS Festivities may be interrupted by a practical need. Like, for example, doing whatever it is that you do to pay the rent. Don’t forget! PISCES Connect with a faraway loved one and get a nice energy boost. You’re appreciated, even if little things still go wrong. CALENDAR I Atmnsnhere DAy I RvicE St * With Mr. Dibbs, Blueprint, Murs, Brother Ali, DJ BK1 and DeeJayBird. From Minneapolis, Atmosphere is composed of Slug, i emcee, and Ant, producer. The two combine to create a brand of emotional, heart-rending hip-hop. [Wednesday. Uncle Doctor’s, 1734 Mobile Wednesday, Oct. 16 CAT POWER WITH WINGED DNA, THE LESSER LIGHT AND WINTERWAKE: New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. “RAIN”: Director Christine Jeffs’ debut film, a sexual coming-of-age story, details the life of Janey as she baby sits her kid brother in their summer cottage while their parents’ marriage deteriorates. 3,7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. MARCIA BALL: 9 p.m. Senate Park, 931-B Senate St. $15. “MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING”: Presented by the S.C. Shakespeare Company. 8 p.m. Finlay Park. Free. Thursday, Oct. 17 HARMONY GROVE WITH BLACK ELK AND ONE WAY 1 LEFT: New Brookland Tavern. MIDTOWN WITH TAKING BACK SUNDAY, RECOVER AND DADE COUNTY RESISTANCE: 7 p.m. Senate Park. $7. “RAIN”: 7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. “MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING": Presented by the S.C. Shakespeare Company. 8 p.m. Finlay Park. Free. THROTTLEROD WITH QUINTANE AMERICANA AND TALL: Uncle Doctor’s, use BATTLE OF THE BANDS: Featuring Don’t Tell Dick, Dead Lay Cover, Chad Carter Project, Exit 101 and Thomas Reed Band. The winner of the competition will receive free studio time, as well as $350 worth of band equipment. 7 p.m. Russell House patio. Free. Heads and Tails BY JONATHAN HUGHES/THE GAMECOCK DRAG RACE SPORTS TEAM JERSIES. SHORTY SHORTS. SLEEVELESS CONCERT TEES. MESH. MAN CAPRIS. TUXEDO T-SHIRT (AS FORMAL WEAR). ASS-LESS CHAPS. THAT LOOK IS DEAD. CAPTAIN RiBMAN ■. Life Lessons by Sprengelmeyer & Davis J HOW AM I GOING TO GET GOOD GRADES IF NO ONE WILL HELP ME!T! ■ ADVICE AND ' THERE'S YOUR I YOUR QUESTION ANSWER, NOW I REALLY DOESN'T GO AWAY. ^ MATTER. J, garnet&black is coming to town Look for it Oct. 21 The South Carolina Semester Program offers USC students the chance to gain valuable work experience as a paid intern with South Carolina State Government— »<• and earn six hours credit for GINT 379 and a $2,000 stipend. Participating students work as staff with the General Assembly ... the Governor's office... policy-making committees... | and key state agencies. Students also % attend one doss a week for lectures and discussions with top state government ® officials. And students in the program earn $2,000 for the semester! & _.i lo be eligible, students must nave |umor status and a 3.0 6PA. Students from all majors are invited to apply. Enrollment g is limited - so don't delay. Deadline for I submitting your complete application is 3 p.m. on Friday, November 1,2002. The Sooth Carolina Semester yL I Program. Earring credit. Making 1 money. Helping set public policy. |