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to figure out: It doesn’t matter. It
doesn’t matter how fat your
resume is or how many clubs you
were in. If you genuinely enjoy
being an officer in six organiza
tions, then keep doing it. But if
you’re like me, and you’d rather
stay home and read a book, then
do that.
Do whatever you want, as long
as you’re doing something you
love.
Resident Evil
Veterans will
appreciate plot
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Veronica’s equivalent of the
rocket launcher. Just like the
rocket launcher, it comes with
unlimited ammo.
While this game is pretty
good, it isn’t perfect. I’m
pleased I learned more about
the series’ storyline. I was
looking for better control as
well as amazing PS2 graphics.
You can’t expect amazing
graphics, however, from a port
of a much less hardware-savvy
system. The controls can be
pretty frustrating at times
because they limit your
maneuvering. If you know
Resident Evil, you know it’s
“run and dodge” just as much
as “blast the beast.”
The game lives up to its
chilling atmosphere and
terrifying suspense. While it’s
not a bad place for beginners to
start experiencing the series,
veteran Resident Evil players
will better appreciate the plot’s
twists and turns. Capcom, the
game’s publisher, has once
again kept my heart rate up
and my senses alert.
A bonus is the Devil May Cry
demo that comes bundled with
Code Veronica - it alone is
worth the game’s $50 price tag.
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CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Primary
6 Use a stiletto
10 Pouchlike
structures
14 Rumaki
ingredient
15 Sandusky's lake
16 Hog-wild
17 Purchase too
much coverage
19 Unconscious
state
20 Forsakes
21 Berry or cherry
22 Falsehoods
23 Root
24 Engine adjunct
28 Minute particle
29 Dodges
30 Coup d’
31 Bikini part
34 Makeover
35 Delaware's
capital
37 Pile
38 Before to a bard
39 Make ends meet
40 Wistful
42 Captured GIs
43 Cooked with dry
heat
44 Practical trainee
47 Son of Leah
48 Actress Bo
49 Seemed logical
54 Australian
gemstone
55 With regret
56 Drawstring
57 Disassemble
58 Ballplayer
Garciaparra
59 Huskies' pull
60 Speak roughly
61 Folklore beast
DOWN
1 Lump ol dirt
2 Center of activity
3 Currier &_
4 Eliel Saarinen’s
son
5 Put on a ruffle
6 Sonnet ending
7 Some quiz
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8 Lah-de-dah ways
9 Speller’s test
10 Pelvis part
11 French love
12 Kind of book or
relief
13 Ray
18 Pinpoints exactly
21 One end of a
table
23 Begin anew a
24 Cabbie’s
passenger
25 Declare
26 Protuberance
27 Brief life?
28 Wolfed down
30 Holiday
forerunner
31 Top of the heap
32 Deserve
33 Imitated
36 Saturn’s wife
37 That man's
39 Wine stopper
41 Bringing up
42 Pared
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44 Images of gods
45 Katmandu’s
kingdom
46 Wiretap
47 Touches down
49 William Gibson’s
“ Lisa
Overdrive”
50 Collar or jacket
51 Verne's captain
52 Bridge triumph
53 "Jane_*
55 Mongrel dog
HOROSCOPES
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (SEPT. 28)
— Whatever problems you had
before have been either solved
or forgotten. They’re not even
at the level of minor annoyan
ces any more. Are you in love,
or what? It sure looks like it
from here, and it looks to be
with a fascinating intellectual
type. A good conversationalist
is a joy. Don’t be afraid to make
the commitment.
ARIES (MARCH 21-APRIL 19) -
Confer with others who share
your goals. It’s a great day for
conversations. Once you figure
out exactly what you want to
accomplish, getting there will
be easy. The hard part is keep
ing everyone else on track.
TAURUS (APRIL 20-MAY 20) -
Face whatever has you intimi
dated, whatever it is you don’t
want to do. Odds are good this
is the demon who’s guarding
the door to the treasure — the
treasure with your name on it.
GEMINI (MAY 21-JUNE 21)
How’s your French? Your
Spanish? Your Japanese? Now
is the perfect time to learn a
new language. Knowing other
languages leads to adventure,
possibly soon.
CANCER (JUNE 22-JULY 22) -
If you can buy widgets cheap at
Point A and sell them for a lot
at Point B, you can earn
enough to get tickets for
yourself and your sweetie to
Point C this weekend. It’s
worth a try, but don’t leave
anything to chance. Get
everything in writing.
LEO (JULY 23-AUG. 22) - Let
someone else do the talking.
Not only will you learn a lot,
but it could be quite entertain
ing. Your resident expert
would love to expound. Offer
encouragement.
VIRGO (AUG. 23-SEPT. 22) -
Thank heavens it’s Friday!
Your fingers are worked down
almost to the bone. You’ll have
enough energy left to get
through another busy day, but
barely. Can you take extra
hours for extra money? You
can sleep tomorrow or the next
day.
LIBRA (SEPT. 23-OCT 22)
There might be several suitors
vying for your attention.
Maybe you should throw a
party and invite them all. Since
they’re all intellectuals, the
conversation should be
outstanding.
SCORPIO (OCT. 23-NOV. 21) -
You should have everything in
almost perfect order by now.
There are just a few more
details to work out. Blast
through them so you can
entertain over the weekend —
not a big crowd this time. An
i
intimate and significant
interlude.
SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22-DEC.
21) — Send packages, confer
with associates and ask for
favors. Even someone who
turned you down before might
comply. You’re charming, true,
but it’s not just that. Conditions
are now in your favor. Don’t
wait. Tomorrow will be much
different.
CAPRICORN (DEC. 22-JAN. 19)
— There’s plenty of work
involved, but you could be the
boss. That’s a natural talent of
yours, so it wouldn’t be bad.
You get bored when your life is
too easy. A challenge you take
on now will make or save you a
bundle.
AQUARIUS (JAN. 20-FEB. 18) -
You’re looking so good, you’re
liable to get away with just
about anything. You might
even talk your sweetheart into
financing a weekend trip, or at
least a night on the town. Then
see what else you can talk him
or her into.
PISCES (FEB. 19-MARCH 20) -
Right now, you’re very good at
sorting money, both yours and
other people’s. You’re learning
a lot in the process, too. Keep
most of what you discover to
yourself, and keep most of what
you earn in the bank.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Friday
September 28
RED CROSS BENEFIT CONCERT
In light of the recent tragedies,
Uncle Doctor’s will be holding a
Red Cross Benefit concert
featuring several local bands:
Lust of Decay, Headsnap, '
Necrocide, RBA, Sign of
Reproach and Robot vs. Rabbit.
Doors will open at 7 p.m. and
the show will start at 8 p.m. $6.
Greater donations accepted.
Uncle Doctors, 1734 Mobile
Ave.
FIVE WAY FRIDAY
Local favorites Five Way Friday
will be playing at Pavlov’s. It
will be guitarist/vocalist
Michael Helmly’s last night
with the band. 11 p.m. Pavlov’s,
2000 Greene St.
PIAF
This musical tells the story of
Edith Piaf, a living legend
whose music captivated the
20th century world. The show
will run through to Oct. 6. Fri.
and Sat. 8.p.m, Sun. 3 p.m. $20.
Trustus Theatre, 520 Lady St.
Saturday
September 29
FREELOADER
This New-York based rock band
is celebrating the Oct. 9th
release of their album,
Custom/10 at Sundance. They
will be joined by The Blue Dogs.
$12.10 p.m. Sundance, 902-b
Gervais St.
THE NEXT BIG STAR
Auditions for Ed McMahon’s
new television show, The Next
Big Star, similar to Starsearch,
will be held 2-5 p.m. Though the
auditions are free, Oasis
Model/Talent Promotions is
asking for $1 donations from
those who audition.-9400 Two
Notch Road.
Freeloader will perform Oct. 10. photo special to the gamecock