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ACROSS 1 Foolishly imitative 6 Writer Stoker 10 “Auld Lang _" 14 Free-for-all 15 “The _ of the - Ancient Mariner” 16 “This Is_Life” 17 Trojan War story 18 Summer drinks 19 Speaking Asian starling 20 Observatory users 22 Playwright Hart 23 Withered 24 Attended 26 Sitter’s creation 29 Cacophony 30 Conceited one 34 Long way off 36 High peak 38 Paycheck recipient 39 Computer communicator 41 Still 43 Book ID 44 Limit 46 Circle part 48 Algonquian language 49 Pittsburgh pro 51 Eighth mo. 53 CIA forerunner 54 Outskirts 55 Teheran’s place 57 Thailand, once 60 Bill changers? 65 Unattractive fruit? 66 Bathe 67 Rest period 68 Showdown time? 69 Fulda feeder 70 Tusk material 71 Diver Louganis 72 Lairs 73 Tightly stretched DOWN 1 Nice friends? 2 Animal hide 3 Pelvic bones 4 Scorches CROSSWORD © 2003 Tribune Media Services, Inc. Q1 /29/Q3 All rights reserved. 5 Avoided a straight answer 6 Shamelessly 7 Commute 8 Set an arbitrary punishment 9 Moral of the story 10 Balanced 11 Cellist Ma 12 Sisters 13 Important times 21 Met highlight 25 Castle protector 26 “The Silence of the 27 In progress 28 San Diego player 31 Opening bars 32 Monica of the nets 33 Acacia and baobab 35 Cashing in 37 Round legume 40 Pinochle display 42 Workout leaders Solutions 45 Entertained in style 47 Milk part 50 Overhauled 52 Ploy 56 Effrontery 57 Warbled 58 Composer Stravinsky 59 Medicinal plant 61 Tied 62 Kind ot Dodge 63 Jolly old salts 64 Actress lone HOROSCOPES ARIES A painful memory comes, not to haunt you but to warn you of present dangers. Humility is a better tool than arrogance. Use it to achieve your goal. TAURUS Thoughts of distant friends and favorite faraway places could have you gazing out the window. Don’t be blue. Make a phone call. It’s a good investment in your mental health. GEMINI You’re generally gregarious _ interested in everything and always the first to ask questions. Give it a rest. Let somebody else shine. It’ll be relaxing. CANCER You’re the brains behind the operation, with help from an expert or two. Everybody thinks you’re all powerful. Smile knowingly. Don’t argue. LEO The awful truth may be that production can’t keep up with your marvelous expectations. Verbal and physical abuse just makes matters worse. Try compassion. VIRGO Make time for a special person, just for the fun of it. Especially now, when you’re so busy, it’ll do you both a world of good. LIBRA A private conversation with a close family member is a valuable use of your time. One of you, or possibly both of you, will feel much better later. SCORPIO Even if you’re in a tough spot, you can think your way out of it. Don’t let a previous failure shut you down. Learn from it. SAGITTARIUS If you’re temporarily shy, encourage another to interface with the public on your behalf. They won’t mind, and that’ll give you time to ponder things before taking further action. CAPRICORN An issue you’ve been struggling with is finally subsiding. You may not get rid of it, but you can get along. From now on, it will make you stronger. AQUARIUS Make time for contemplation and recuperation. It’s wise to review past successes and failures before launching a new endeavor. Launch it late Friday. PISCES You may think the friends who are telling you that you’ve done a good job don’t really know what they’re talking about. Thank them graciously anyway. Accept their gift. CALENDAR r» Wednesday, Jan. 29 f/ “IN PRAISE OF LOVE”: 3,7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 State St. NONSTOP HIP-HOP LIVE: New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. THE INTERSTELLERS : Art Bar, 1211 Park St. Thursday, Jan. 30 BRING YOUR OWN BAND: Featuring Roni Zafeoria, Dan Johns, the Lackies, Tigerbot Hesh, Connor Brothers, Brett Treacy and IX Two. 7 p.m. Russell House Ballroom. “IN PRAISE OF LOVE”: 7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. PILOT ROUND THE SUN WITH THE EVOKA PROJECT AND RAY BROWER: 7 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. DEAD MEDOW WITH SUPERBIKE: 10 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. TRAPT, ETHERSEEDS, BLEAK Reese Witherspoon stars in “Sweet Home Alabama,” which will show at 8 p.m. Wednesday through Friday in the Russell House Theater. AND HEADSNAP: Uncle Doctor’s, 1734 Mobile Dr. rrufe O C^o wxe \ / WupH.. coofe , ^■U-v floTtfSTS J tejnocy . , &£<^UOQS ^y diqjcvy.. 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GARBAUSKAS rv£ A,u- »F Twei Aw^ W-OOVL TH& &hi*e', H*<-> o o -10\j pC<-u TH6/-V Af^T^ HOo* \S Ass'S o>j6- oF US / CS»Wv»l boisweo from, out* j asCMahSoR .S *?■ Hew Oo liG ‘ ‘•V^P from t«G M'A-SmA sF l HuMAmvM, thc 4AeRe«> ^ FRAT«Rs> vTA oF ^ AMt- FAC«P | UlFAwFS, AMO LA'S > Ci-MM VO THC ilMUOOi m«w>om l wH'L-m 14 ooR MI«H) A«s> ( a OR J 'soob M«W t LomSS, OOR — _vMtf: aJO, Kou> Do T*e*~« T-weM APART 'f CAPTAIN RlBMAN*1" Beer Nuts by Sprengelmeyer & Davis Show CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 From Autumn to Ashes brought needed relief from the ut ter bore that was Glasseater. Autumn to Ashes played melod ic hardcore songs in the vein of Glasseater, but with more hard core and less emo. The anticipa tion was high for From Autumn to Ashes, and it did not disap point in the least. The crowd responded well to the band, which proved to be much better than North Star, A Beautiful Mistake and Glasseater. With the exception of Burns Out Bright, which always puts on a great live show, and Autumn to Ashes, the show was not that good. North Star, A Beautiful Mistake and Glasseater have nothing orig inal to present in their music, and that lack of a voice translates into their live shows. The bands can try to fake it as much as they please, but few audience members were fooled. The Get Up Kids are not very original to begin with, and ripping them off only makes North Star a copy of a copy. From Autumn to Ashes is definitely worth listening to and seeing again. As for Bums Out Bright, own its albums, buy its T-shirts, see it live, and tell band members they’re great. They deserve it. Comments on this story?E-mail gamecockmixeditor@hotmail.com