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Quigmans ♦ By Buddy Hickerson r 1 ... —— -■ - PoG ~7e#4S “Take THAT karate kick, you lousy ... Dang these leashes!" CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Will Rogers prop 6 Poor-box contribution 10 Projecting part 14 Break out 15 Booty 16 Brown quickly 17 First night 18 Folk wisdom 19 Against 20 Half a football t8am 22 Dregs 23 Bottle topper 26 Charles or Bradbury 27 Component 29 Middle Eastern gulf 31 Ascended 33 Islamabad's land 35 Settled a debt 40 Historical period 41 Gratuity 43 Explosive stuff 44 Mans the helm 46 Like morrarDoaros 48 Require 50 Telephoned 51 Wander 55 Essence 57 Comprehend 58 *SRy Friend_" - 59 Part of EST 62 Pats daintily 63 Govern 64 Exudes very slowly 68 Editor's “leave it In" 69 Middle Eastern 70 Kind of balloon 71 British Conservative 72 Lake makers 73 Gleeful DOWN 1 Set the pace 2 Exist 3 Hero, for short 4 Tater 5 River frolicker 6 Late night prowler © 2005 Tribune Media Services. Inc. 06/01 /05 All rights reserved. 7 Laughing bird 8 Tidbit 9 Pittsburgh pro 10 Sacred song 11 Taylor or Adoree 12 Like some cereals 13 Spot for a Role* 21 Speedy 23 Ann and May 24 Go with the (low 25 Type of tea 28 Utopias 30 French resort city 32 Brookner or Baker 34 Evidence unit? 36 Docking platform 37 Northwest African range 38 Rich or Castle 39 Avoid 42 Some artists 45 Smiled derisively Solutions a 1 d | d I v THM’sTrjTv I o Ja'Tu loll ~1 V I d lid I W 3I1 3 1 S s 3 2 0 °l3 h|s a v g ■■n H 3 1 S V dBItf H d I 3 3 swd£ n Nlld 3 o[n v 3 w 9 n v dji'i 1 vfT n TBMppi q 3 i 3 sis v ~jpB¥ d 3 3 1 s 0 d 1 ) N|id I IMh 3 O d 3 °1 v d 3 dpiNv hE 1 * v 6 ■BMBBcI 3 Tlv 0 sIn 3 q v 1 N 3 w|3 3 3MA V dlid S 3 3 TB[3~ S N 3 3 £ £jHHH I 1 N VMT d O TMT 0 9 3 £ d V 3 sll OQ ill d n d 3 MloldldBsM llvBo|s|s|v[T 47 Twist sideways 49 Mental distress 51 Center 52 Muse ol lyric poetry 53 Fossil resin 54 Cantankerous 56 Thin soup 60 Meager 61 Astas mistress 65 Verve 66 "The Raven" monogram 67 Guileful HOROSCOPES ARIES Do the thing that looks, at first, as if it will be most difficult. You’ll find it brings rewards beyond your wildest imagination. TAURUS Show your friends how smart you are. There’s no need to tell them. Let them figure it out. They’ll be even more impressed. GEMINI Heaven knows you’re good with words, but what you need now are numbers. Prove you can do a lot more if you’re given a little more, and you might get it. CANCER A rather contusing interlude has a happy ending. You’re admired for your consistency and for settling everyone down. Good work. LEO Although it takes enormous self-discipline, it’s still best to stash your money away instead of celebrating. Save the latter for later. VIRGO You don’t have to actually do the job to stay in control of the process. Be the brains behind the operation. Let someone else provide the labor. LIBRA Do the work, send it in, and then you can go out and play. You know this rule by heart, but now it’s more important than ever. SCORPIO Don’t offer expensive toys or a trip to a fancy resort. If it’s true love, your sweetheart would much rather stay home and pay off the bills. SAGITTARIUS As ybu make decisions, think about the consequences. Don’t deplete your savings. There’s another way to solve the problem. CAPRICORN oeek advice rrom an expert during this phase. You’re finding a lot of changes that need to be made. Get help setting priorities. AQUARIUS Try not to be distracted as you do what has to be done. You’ll have plenty of time to play with friends after the paycheck clears. PISCES Don’t be hasty, but do act quickly. Follow your own passion. If you like it, the odds are good the people you admire will, too. CALENDAR When Worlds Collide Party featuring Baumer, One Amazing Kid, Ben Walker Radio and David Adedokun: 5 p.m. Saturday, New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $10. FRIDAY Blue Dogs, Soul Mites: 9 p.m. Headliners, 700 Gervais St. $10. “Intimate Stories": 7,9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. SATURDAY "Intimate Stories”: 3, 7,9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. Pitch Black featuring DJ Kantrip, DJ Vitae, special guest DJ Logik 13: Art Bar, 1211 Park St. SUNDAY “Intimate Stories":3, 7,9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. Adventuring on a budget: cheap S.C. road trips THIS ISSUE: South of the Border By SHANATILL THE MIX EDITOR If you’ve ever driven along Interstate 95 anywhere between New Jersey and Florida, you’ve seen the gaudy, neon yellow and pink signs urging you to stop South of the Border and visit the mini-Mexico mecca. Located on the North Carolina and South Carolina border, South of the Border (known as SOB to regulars) offers endless opportunities for low-cost fun. Upon entering the amalgam of Old Mexico and Dixie, you must drive though the legs of Pedro — the mustached, 97-foot-tall mascot. From there, you can eat a steak dinner inside a building shaped like a sombrero, ride the glass elevator to the top of Sombrero Tower or even get hitched in South of the Border’s wedding chapel. For only $99, you can get married, stay a night in the honeymoon suite complete with champagne and a waterbed, and have free breakfast in the morning. And so you won’t forget your trip to the best little Mexico in the South, you shouldn’t leave without getting a souvenir from one of 14 gift shops filled with backscratchers, coffee mugs and shot glasses. And if that isn’t exciting enough, you can buy a keepsake from the fireworks stands or the Dirty Old Man Shop. Comments on this story? E-mail gamecockfeatures@gwm.sc. edu