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Ok WOUJ--X VoSkXt>4 !r fie dart.. 1 .,. . —^ «nes tivrarcn ii-rtpm Although you don't have as much money as you'd like, your problems are nothing compared to what one of your friends is going through. Be thankful, and then set priorities. You'll have to postpone one activ ity so you can do another. Taurus (April 20-May 20) Don't let anybody rush you into anything. Don't let them push you, either. A couple of Strtfng individu als keep trying to convince _ you. You're a pretty tough " cookie yourself. No need to argue when you already know you're right. Gemini (May 21-June 21) Education is your major theme again today. Actually, it's the major theme in your life. If you could know everything, you'd be delighted. If you're starting to feel like you don't know anything, that means you're taking new ground. Congratulations. * Cancer (June 22-July 22) You need to make a shrewd business decision. How much do you really have to buy and how much is superfluous. That's the tough part. -It's OK to get a few whistles and bells when that's what you're after. If you're not, though, cut them all out. • Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll be ready to take action soon. But first, think about what could happen if you did this. , 7'hen, what would happen li ’ you did that, instead? There are so many vari ables, but there's so little time! Take it easy to mini mize errors. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You are busy again today. Transportation could be a problem, so don't travel any more than necessary. If you're shipping some thing valuable, insure it. inere win oe aeiays, so go r with the next more expen- \ sive rate. It'll be worth the f extra money. a d Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) \ Your biggest problem is t figuring out how to choose *t who to be with. You could o do it based on their annual fi income or how good looking n they are. You could choose a the person who has the best sense of humor. Or, you could get them all together at one time. That's the best. Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) You are stubborn, decisive, slow and deliberative. You may want to make some changes, but you're not going to do them without careful consideration. When the change does come, it may seem sudden or abrupt, but you'll be ready for it. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Things are moving slowly today. This could frustrate you. You have a little grand trine in fire signs, however, so you can probably find a way to have everything work out fine. Your natural opti mism will most likely burst through. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A lot of financial activity is going on right now. You could make an excellent purchase due to insider information. You don't want to spend any more than absolutely necessary, of course. First, better find out exactly how much that is. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) If you and a mate are con sidering a big purchase, think it over carefully. Once you decide what's best, talk everybody else into doing what you want. You'll have the facts and figures to back yourself up by then, of course. That's how you'll win. risces (reo. iv-Marcn zu> You're under pressure to finish a big job. Be careful and methodical so you don't make silly mistakes. You may make some mis takes anyway, but at least 'they won't be the silly ones. Just kiddi ng. Actually, you may cut the mistakes down by paying attention. r <--— ' ' " - Fitness Center • Computer • Fax and Modem Station Linked to Campus Study Hal! • Library • Lounge Area Catering to Students Currently leasing for the Fall Semester y ' ’ : • •. t Crossword ACROSS 1 Black goo 4 Author of ‘The Godfather” 8 TV role for Borgnine 14 Shade 15 _Khayyam 16 ‘The Mouse That 17 Unimaginable 19 Vents ill will 20 Thickset 21 Fishing float 23 Winter runner 24 Claim on income 25 1990-92 French Open champ 27 E.T.s’vehicles 30 Affirmative comment 31 Man raised from the dead 33 Live on 34 Kin of a quilting jjQQ 36 Wet with perspiration 39 $100 bills 40 Endured hard times 44 Go wrong. 45 Graphite removers 46 Man of the house 49 Farm laborer 51 Musial and Mikita 52 Quick meal 53 Dawber or Tillis 55 Assistance 56 December VIP 57 Components 60 Spider or tick 62 Noah’s peak 63 Hawaiian port 64 Hospital wing 65 Rationally 66 Narrow opening 67 Sea skate DOWN 1 Like so 2 Marne" 3 Makes over 4 Versifier 5 Actress Thurman 6 River of Victoria Falls Vl •< V , v 7 Old World bunting 8 “_Miniver" 9 Fuzz 10 Japanese verse 11 Ancient tool 12 First Shaker 13 McBain and McMahon 18 Operate 12 Ice float ?5 Ruth and Diane ’6 Helps in time of need >8 Look long and lustily ?9 Understands 51 River of Hades 52 Skull cavity 54 Low spot 55 Balderdash 56 Dance move 57 Sported 58 Old World H Facts 12 Rider and Bowman 53 Twining growth 46 “_at the Homesick Restaurant” 47 Head Hun 48 Lethal 50 Mother-of-pearl 52 Scornful exclamation 54 Repast 56 Aberdonian 57 Faux_ 58 Nest-egg $ 59 Farm enclosure 61 Mr. Baba I I © 2000 Tribune Media Services. 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