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Solutions ■ * ' 4 \ * HOROSCOPES • ARIES The indecisiveness that's plagued you is beginning to give way. In its place you'll find steely determination. The hard work is making you stronger. TAURUS You're a good one for planning, so do that now, even if you’re under some pressure. Just because somebody else didn't plan, that doesn't mean you shouldn't. Be cool. GEMINI The task may seem overwhelming, but don't give up hope. There are people you’ve helped in the past who are ready to help you now. CANCER Your schedule may be in shambles, with quick thinking now required. Continue to be cautious with the actions you take. Impulsiveness could lead to trouble. LEO If you've done what you can within the parameters you've set, start looking outside that box. The answer is obviously there. VIRGO You need to concentrate on financial matters for a while. You're good at number crunching, but it still requires time. If you can keep everything in balance, you should do all right. LIBRA If you're having trouble , deciding between one thing and the other, share your dilemma with a straight shooting friend. What's hopeless to you may be simple to someone who is less involved. SCORPIO There are at least a couple of ways to make sure financial ends meet. One is to go without something, and the other is to make more money. The latter is a viable option now. SAGITTARIUS Yob'll soon .discover that you have a strong ally on your side. You may still face a tough confrontation, but you're not alone anymore. CAPRICORN You'd like to avoid a messy situation if you could. Unfortunately, the only way to the other side is straight through it. You'll feel better once you clean it up. AQUARIUS You’re about to come up with a new burst of energy. Good thing you've been resting up. PISCES You know which side your bread is buttered on. If you show your resourcefulness and enthusiasm instead of your wrath, you might earn a bonus. CALENDAR Cnnf lO # * w _ * %■ ■ 1 “X2: X-MEN UNITED”: Russell House Theater, 8 p.m. “STARDUST MEMORIES,” PRESENTED BY THE CREATIVE MUSIC AND FILM SOCIETY: Short films at 6 p.m., feature film at 6:30 p.m. CLAYTON RAVINE WITH DIAL 9: New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $5 over 21, $7 under 21,9 p.m. CONNER BROTHERS BAND: Sundance Grill, 902-B Gervais St. Free. “THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA”: Trustus Theatre, 520 Lady St. $12 students, $17.50 general. Saturday Sept. 13 “X2: X-MEN UNITED”: Russell House Theater, 9 p.m. CHASING AUGUST WITH THE DECEMBER TRAGEDY, DIARY OF DECEMBER, AS YOU WISH: New Brookland Tavern. $7,5 p.m. BOLT WITH SUCK, THE CAN UTILITY, MANDIBLE: New Brookland Tavern. $5 over 21, $7 under 21,9 p.m. THE OFFERING WITH JEREMIAH JONES: Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St. $5., 9 p.m. THE LACKIES: Sundance Grill. Free. “THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA”: Trustus Theatre. $12 students, $17.50 general. Sunday, Sept. 14 WEAVING THE DEATHBAG WITH DEFORMITIES OF AMPUTIES, MAN AT ARMS: New Brookland Tavern. $6,5 p.m. SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 8 p.m.: Lord of the Ringte. 11 p.m.: Harry Potter. New Brookland Tavern. Free. “THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA”: Trustus Theatre. $12 students, $13.50 general. THINK YOU’RE CREATIVE? THEN PUT IT TO THE TEST AND BECOME A DESIGNER FOIJ THE GAMECOCK. For more information, e-mail gamecockeditor@hotmail.com.