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Aries (March 21-April 19) The money you’d
planned to spend on one thing may be needed for
something else. Use your experience, rather than
a friend’s advice, to figure this one out.
Remember a similar situation in your past and do
what worked.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) Things aren’t working
out as easily as expected. You’re determined that
you know best, but others aren’t easily convinced.
Use facts, along with your natural stubbornness.
You can win them over to your side.
Gemini (May 21-June 21) You’re too busy to
travel, but don’t worry. If it hadn’t been that, it
would have been something else. Reschedule the
^ip for later. Sunday’s your best bet. You can get
a lot done through other means — and other
people. Delegate.
Cancer (June 22-July 22) You’re a generous
person, but you don’t have to give all your money
away. If you hear from another worthy cause, take
care. Go through your budget, and only give
what you can afford. Put your own home and
family first.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) Every time you turn
around, you’ll meet with criticism. Everybody has
comments on what you should do next, but don’t
complain. Listen, instead, and take notes. If you
0o that, they won’t repeat themselves as often.
That will be a blessing.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Don’t bother
scheduling a luncheon date. You won’t have much
free time until next week. Put that on your
answering machine and then turn off your phone’s
ringer. That’ll give you the peace and quiet you
need to concentrate.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct 22) Your sweetheart or
partner could be in a tizzy about money, and this
makes your life difficult. Work out a budget that
you can both live with. You have a broader
perspective right now. Your friend can’t see out
side the box.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) A roommate has
plans for this weekend that involve you and your
home. Are you launching into a new project?
Better not to invite friends over for dinner until at
least Sunday. There’s liable to be too big a mess
before then.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Something you’re
trying at work could fall flat. You may have
received faulty information. Conditions will be
better for fixing things next week. Try not to get
stressed over something that’s not working right.
Deep breaths, OK?
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Buying nice gifts
for the people you love is one of your favorite
things to do. But, are you being realistic?
Overspending isn’t a good way to show
somebody you care. It doesn’t work all that well.
Think of something else.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Something isn’t
going well at home. It’s upsetting and may have
you confused. Don’t be too hard on yourself. An
older person can help. That person may have
been trying to tell you what to do for ages. Just
do it and stop arguing.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) You’re strong, while
others are having all sorts of problems. They’re
liable to come to you for help making decisions.
Advise them to go over the material one more
time. They’ll solve their own problems, and you’ll
look wise.
I WHAT IS THE TRUTH?
Perspectives on Science and Religion: An Open Forum'
Where: Belk Auditorium, BA Building, Room 005
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Crossword
ACROSS
1 Charlesonor
McKellen
4 Rile
10 Maglieand
Mineo
14 Have debts
15 Meaningful
sequence of
words
16 East of the Urals
17 This moment
18 Saying again
20 Mottos
22 Break times
23 Actor Scheider
24 Islamic women's
quarters
28 Fancy dances
30 Saw wood?
31 Weep
34 Manufactured
baloney?
35 Stroked lightly
36 Row
37 _, poor Yorick!
38 Principle of good
conduct
39 Spouse
40 Guys
41 i-iaie
42 Duel tool
43 Ames and
Sullivan
44 Declares
45 Excalibur, e.g.
46 Strongly
disinclined
47 High mount
48 Sound judgment
51 Poker-pot
increasers
55 Language
change
59 Boring routine
60 Helper
61 East
62 Writer Burrows
63 Calendar span
64 Stiffens
65 Put in stitches
DOWN
1 Charged atoms
2 Mil. truant
3 The Big Easy
4 Fine jets
5 Subsequently
6 Canine redhead?
7 Snitch
8 Exploit
9 _diem (daily)
10 Fills to excess
11 Sale-tag words
12 Fluff
13 Droops
19 Packing heat
21 Top Olympic
medals
25 Pollen-bearing
organs
26 Cookers with
spits
27 Upright
28 Point a finger
29 Felt poorly
31 Daytime dramas
32 Grade-B Western
33 Produce
offspring
35 Nettle
39 Whimpers
41 Barry and
Brubeck
45 Football team in
3D
46 “Lou Grant” star
48 Remain
49 Border lake
50 Nothing in
Granada
52 First-rate
53 Gullible dupe
54 Pot meal
56 Grouped
merchandise
57 Exist
58 Malleable metal
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