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truck • connnuED pRom s quit our jobs, then we would consider it,” Miller said. v Until then, Blackbeard’s Truck will continue to be a Carolina favorite, .playing at regional events and venues. Fans can always hop. on the truck by catching select songs and live mp3s of covers and original material on the band’s Web site, blackbeardstruck.com. Blackbeard’s Truck next play at 10 p.m. Saturday at the Flying Saucer. Comments on this story? E-mail gameco~ckfeatures@gwm.sc. edu » * Write for The Mix. E-mail gamecockfeatures @gwm.sc.edu TH95SAMEC0CK Steve Lowndes FOR THE GAMECOCK Members,of Blackbeard’s Truck play a Kappa Kappa Gamma event at The Rooster’s Den. ' 3cene.®(V3C Today CLAYTON RAVINE, ALMOST JASON, DIVIDED WE FALL, DOGWOOD SAINT: 9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St., $5 over 21, $7 under “PRETTY IN PINK": 8 p.m. Russell House Theater IPOP! WITH WUSC DJ PETER ADOLPHSON: midnight-2 a.m. Art Bar, 1211 Park St., no cover, over 21 only “ME AND YOU AND EVERYONE WE KNOW": 7, 9 p m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St., $5.30 with student ID Saturday RED CROSS BENEFIT: 3 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, State Street Pub (136 State St.), Red Tub (134 1/2 State St.), $3 suggested donation, all proceeds go to the Red Cross Katrina Relief effort FREE TIME’S MUSIC CRAWL: Art Bar 6 p.m., Kellys (1001 Washington Clayton Ravine St.) 8 p.m., Flying Saucer (931 Senate St.) 10 p.m. and Headliner’s (700 Gervais St.) 8 p.m. $5, proceeds go to Habitat for Humanity in effort to help Hurricane Katrina victims “PRETTY IN PINK": 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. “ME AND YOU AND EVERYONE WE KNOW": 3,7,9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St., $5 matinee, $5.50 evening with student ID Sunday “PRETTY IN PINK": 3 p.m. Russell House Theater “ME AND YOU AND EVERYONE WE KNOW": 3, 7, 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St., $5 matinee, $5.50 evening with student ID Crossword ACROSS 1 Unshakeable 6 Moon lander 11 Can opener 14 Nimble 15 Doom’s partner? 16 ET transportation 17 Wood pattern 18 No longer a minor 19 Table hop 20 Add seltzer to 22 Opening 24 Cheek feature 26 Windstorms 27 Sighs 30 Browse the Web 31 Impudent 32 Show emotion 34 Soften 36 Six-shooters 39 Creative types 41 Restaurant counter 43 Borscht ingreuieiu 44 China land 46 Practice piece of music 47 Shopper’s aid 49 Number of Muses 51 Put in stitches 52 Small landmass 54 Long, thin pieces 56 Pest 58 Monkey munch 62 Illuminated 63 High times? 65 Vacillate 66 Had supper 67 Thickheaded 68 Got up 69 Okay 70 Post Office motto word 71 Busybody DOWN 1 Lengthy narrative 2 Kiddie lit. baddie 3 Perjurer 4 Homeric epic saga * * 5 Caries spotters 6 Self-image 7 Forage crop 8 Freak out 9 Section in a theater 10 Come forth 11 Turbulent 12 Fully in flames 13 Cartons 21 Ratite bird 23 Wal-Mart rival 25 Media members 27 Riyadh resident 28 Alternative to present 29 Earth orbiters 31 Sphere in a pod 33 New York and Mexico? 35 One step 37 Unclothed 38 Goulash or slumgullion 40 Make lace 42 Not so close! 45 Deeply felt 48 Pedestals Solutions V|l|N|3|AMl|3|3|n|sMs|3|A 3 S O H v|3 S_N 3 qlj 1 V a 3 A v mBs noonIi I 1 n v _n__2jOBE-2. n v_ s__i__n Ms d_ i [a _i sJgT_3_i_ s i m 3_ nJ i TTBBTIT _i ~i B _g_ o_ _n_ a ~3~BBI~v^ Tp j- 3 9 ^_n 3 >Jv]iBBs'i[sl i x a v s n n oBBglsjv sBBilo v 3 a BB1 a TldBBdansBBs h ^ S 3 1 v 9BT2 d j2_L^P j__a_ n_ i a__3 a VBBj' i v a 3 v ii _l EjtE y_ _± ^bbE _l 21 2L 2. o j ny o o i 9B3 i 1 9 v a 1 V I -L ^B 3 1 ~1 I o I v 1 3 ^B a I I 1 ~1 IOI s 50 Whippoorwill’s beak 52 Dental filling 53 Software bundle 54 Tea cake 55 Capture 57 Playwright Coward 59 Stratford-on-_ 60 Tree house? 61 Neighborhood 64 Matched collection * Quigmans ♦ By Buddy Hickerson |corw'c*- _ jraeizz S “Check it out, Jennifer! 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Let people know you’re ready, and you’re a natural for the job. VIRGO You’re much stronger than you were the first of the month, and wealthier. At least you’re headed in that direction. Keep on keeping on. LIBRA Finish old projects today and Saturday. Don’t let yourself get off track. This is how you’ll pay your debt and put money in the bank. SCORPIO Don’t let your guard down for even a moment, not even with your friends. The ones who really are your friends will understand. SAGITTARIUS Do a good deed quickly, even before you’re asked. This doesn’t pay much in money, but you definitely will be rewarded. CAPRICORN Although there will be a few small delays and annoyances, conditions look good for travel. Allow yourself a romantic outing with a passionate activist. AQUARIUS Take care of household chores again before you travel far. If you don’t, there’ll be a bigger mess to clean up when you get back home. PISCES Accept advice from one who has your best interests at heart. 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