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UF6(*i W&LU ©ioo3 B>v* MAff fP.ftlJK.l'J, I CftfiT TVV.U a'a iKNft. ►iftpfeo WNCiMS w«6T«se yt»j one peo-wwi *v.^oa. ft.jTi-u>i>a. r* cP I r> 5 <n ■< c * 4t 5 0 1 X 1© I «5 * A t\ to 0 m | 1 O' Bob the Angry Flower by Stephen notley s I I Buttercup Festival by elliott g. garbauskas Captain RibMan »> Viva La France! by Sprengelmeyer & Davis I s r rv ✓—v I I I Oscars CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 on author Susan Orlean’s “The Orchid Thief.” “In light of all the troubles in this world, I wish us all peace,” Cooper said as he received his award. Cooper thanked his “Adap tation” collaborators, especially Meryl Streep. “Working with this woman was like making great jazz,” he said. The Oscar for foreign-language film went to the German drama “Nowhere in Africa,” about a fam ily of Jews who leave Germany be fore World War II and settle on a farm in Kenya. The Japanese fantasy “Spirited Away” won the award for animated feature film. The movie, which had a limited U.S. release last fall and grossed a modest $5.5 million, was a sur prise winner against a field of nominees that included $100 mil lion Hollywood hits “Ice Age” and “Lilo& Stitch.” “Chicago” won the film editing, sound, art-direction and costume design prizes. “The Lord of the Rings: The Tfao Towers” won the sound-editing and visual-effects awards, while “Frida” took the statuettes for makeup and origi nal score. Comments on this story?E-mail gamecockmixeditor@hotmail.com j—u ■ ■ ' PH$TO COURTESY OF KRT CAMPUS Elijah Wood and Sean Astln star In “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers,” which garnered awards for sound editing and visual effects at the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday night. CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Clash 4 Support 8 Like many European languages 14 A Gabor 15 Actress - Lanchester 16 New York prison 17 G-man 18 Aircraft carriers’ runways 20 Stew 22 Use indigo 23 Lunch-counter perch 24 Japanese mercenary 28 Slumber 32 Rambled 35 Army post 38 Doubtfire" 39 Play some more! 40 Actor Baldwin 41 Large shrimp 43 Door feature © 2003 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 08/24/M Mogadishu AH rights reserved. 46 Ring of flowers 47 Nuisance 48 More incisive 8 Fri. follower Solutions 49 Central city of 9 |nc. in the U.K. Islam 10 Had lunch 51 Pricey 11 Vito Rocco 53 Nigerian city Farinola's stage 57 Butterfly snare name 59 "Magic 12 Gooey Moments" 13 instance composer 19 Barnyard layer 63 Makes secure 21 Trigonometric beyond need function 67 Animal coat 25 Promoting i 68 Italian city peace 69 Harvest 26 Negative prefix 70 Viral infection 27 Carson’s 71 Agreement predecessor 72 Pointed tools 29 Dominion 73 Weep 30 Make a blunder 31 Biblical song DOWN 33 Love god 1 Gordon and 34 Obligation Goldblum 35 soa|< Up rays 52 Network of 60 Saintly glow 2 Prevent 30 Burn balm “Nature” 61 Driver’s team 3 Part of RCA 37 Academic 54 Fishing poles 62 Get better 4 Come to pass divisions 55 Eye: pref. 64 Agile deer 5 Pipe bends 42 itty-bitty 56 Decorative plant 65 Lodging house 6 Fire-sale phrase 45 Director Spike 57_Scotia 66 Rebellion leader 7 Current fashion 50 Holds tightly 58 Nights before Turner HOROSCOPES ARIES You could impress an older person with your style and grace, and you may be asked to take on more responsibility. Look sharp! You’re attracting attention. TAURUS It’s OK if you’re feeling slow and deliberative. You’re good at that. Let others race around and do whatever needs to be done. Hide out. GEMINI Discuss your plans with your partner before making a big purchase. You may have to decide quickly in order to get the best deal, so decide what you want ahead of time. CANCER Your workload is getting to the point where you should be thinking of specializing. Do what you do best, and let somebody else do the rest. LEO Work may place a few constraints on your time, but don’t despair. There’ll be plenty of energy left for fun when it’s done. VIRGO You may have to invest money, as well as time, in a complex household project. Be frugal, but do it right. LIBRA You seem like an easygoing person, but you hate being ordered around. It’s smarter to go along with things now rather than complain. You’ll get your chance to be in control later. SCORPIO Make calls and negotiate big deals early. Study up so that you can do a different kind of job. Practice is also required in order to achieve perfection. SAGITTARIUS Your enthusiasm . can eas ily lead to a new source " of revenue. Put your imagination to work, too. Meanwhile, stick to your budget. You don’t have to overspend. CAPRICORN Go ahead and finish the job you’ve already begun. Completion is sometimes elusive, but getting there sure feels good. AQUARIUS New developments give you lots of new things to think about. Make time for some contemplation before making a big decision. PISCES Don’t let somebody’s brusque manner throw you for a loop. With a little help from your friends, you can adjust i and do what’s required. CALENDAR Monday, March 24 “THREE BUSINESSMEN" 7 p.m., Russell House Theater. “SPIRITED AWAY”: 7 and 9:30 p.m., Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. WEEK 2 OF THE JAM ROOM STUDIO ACOUSTIC SHOWDOWN: 9 p .m., New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St., $2. Tuesday, March 25 “SPIRITED AWAY”: 7 arid 9:30 p.m., Nickelodeon Theatre. use SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WITH STUDENT SOLOISTS AND GUEST CELLIST DANIEL LEE: 7:30 p.m., Roger Center. CAROLINA HOMEGROWN SERIES FEATURING POP 39, DON'T TELL DICK AND MAGIC JOHNSON RIDE: 8 p.m., New Brookland Tavern, free.