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Gemini (May 21-June 21) You'll have to scramble to keep up. There could be a lot of new assignments, as well as something that needs to be done over. If you don't know what that is yet, don't worry. You're liable to find out soon. No slacking! Cancer (June 22-July 22) You're tuned in to what's going on. Trust a hunch; it's prob ably right on target. Don't trust your anxi eties, though. Hunches and anxieties feel different. One is a natural knowing, and the other is more like being afraid. Follow the former. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) You may feel antsy. You'd like to get out for a change of scenery. You're stuck in a routine, however. Something at home needs your attention, too. You may have time for a jog, but post pone the longer journey until later. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your best bet would be to find a quiet place and to study. You'll learn quickly now, so use these con ditions to your advantage. A romance novel might be fun, but something on the stock market might pay off a lot better. 4 Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Make as much as you can for the next few days. You want to buy something that's caught your eye. A partner might be willing to bail you out if you go into the red, but that's not a good idea. Paying for it on your own is better. Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) Your energy lev el is still high, but you may start to get wired. Try not to lose patience with a tem peramental co-worker. Focus on the job, not the personalities. A rude person will make life difficult enough, so let a nasty remark go Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Start off by finishing something that's overdue. Check that off your list now, once and for all. A private conversation could help you achieve the results you're after. You don't have to tell everybody everything, by the way. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You've got a meeting to attend — and a private ren dezvous, too. If you have to choose, put off the more intimate get-together. You'll have more time to relax tomorrow or the next day. The group's decision should be made by then. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) The boss, the professor or even the traffic cop could give you a tough assignment. You probably will have to follow these orders, so take notes. It's easy to forget something you don't want to do. That's not a good idea. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) You're in a learning phase, and you should be able to concentrate well. Get yourself into a sup portive environment. Cut down on the dis tractions, and you might increase your income. With your talent, you should be wealthy, so go for it. Crossword ACROSS 1 Body powder 5 Shuts with force 10 Pantomime dance - 14 Hodgepodge 15 Jewish scripture 16 Children’s books author Blyton 17 Moist 18 Surpass 19 Got the top grade on 20 In the plane, e.g. 22 Devastate 24 Employ 25 Dropped trash 27 Civil War side 30 Succinct 31 Urban roads: abbr. 32 Sanctioned 33 Recolor 36 Small, thickset dog 37 Publisher Cerf 38 Rooter 39 Ostrich’s kin 40 Means of entry 41 Fleming’s superspy 42 Most luxuriant 44 Ankara populace 45 Book divisions 47 U.S. uncle 48 E orG, e.g. 49 Moth repellent 53 Opera song 54 Caravan stopovers 57 “Kiss Me 58 Chess piece 59 Europe-Asia boundary 60 Eye part 61 Beheaded Boleyn 62 Foolish 63 Cozy place DOWN 1 Fuss 2 King or Ladd 3 Bough 4 Evasive excuses 5 Mall unit 3/22/00 I 6 Gaudy 7 Exceptional skill 8 Bonkers 9 Quicker ways 10 Throws with torce 11 Neglected 12 Feudal lord 13 Annexed 21 Spent wood 23 Listing to one side 25 State of inferiority 26 Overrun 27 Scruff 28 Egg 29 Principle of conduct 30 Zodiac sign 32 Given to lewdness 34 American, to a Brit 35 Some linemen 37 Sew temporarily 41 Yokel Solutions ■ 3 I N I N I V 1 ^IOO b _v_L_b_v 1_ _i _3 2. d_ V_ H 0 n 1 w ■ n m 3 Bs n d SIAV i_ y o n a|3|H|3|i|i|i|~ill3|s I rTMBBIB * j_ _o a_ v y.v £. _n_.o a 3 o VWo a i n olBT n v a a I N 3MH V d O IMP I 1 o vnln|HBsMvhisBoHv|i 43 Mental grasp 44 Highland topper 45 Barton or Bow 46 Wading bird 47 Pert 49 Prison unit 50 Tortoise’s opponent 51 “Miss_ Regrets” 52 Take a break 55 Jackie’s second 56 Mule of song OFFICE or ALCOHOL Al, drug ^^ PROGRAMS Based on survey data collected by the USC Office of Alcohol & Drug Programs from a random sample of USC students in November, 1998. Funding by SC DAODAS Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws Project