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1 Wild party
5 Minstrel’s
instrument
9 Part of BLT
14 Italian wine
center
15 Climax
16 Maui bye-bye
17 Pierce
18 Stimulate
19 Cowing cow?
20 Forum wear
21 Anticlimactic
occurrence
23 Build
25 Sumerian
instrument
26 Stare in awe
29 Flock
31 Lodging house
33 Auto gear
34 Feast’s opposite
37 Jot
38 Eddie Cantor’s
wife
39 Psyche division
40 Orderliness
42 Blackguard
43 Black goo
44 Flash
45 Entertain lavishly
47 _about time!
48 Veteran's abbr.
49 Computer giant
50 Act
52 Arrived
54 Pleasure cruiser
58 Enforceable
agreement
61 Attracted
62 By oneself
64 Slightly open
65 City slicker
66 Commotions
67 Musical ending
68 Brink
69 Use forcefully
70 Low card
71 Hunger for
DOWN
1 Sew loosely
2 Financier John
Jacob
3 Period in a
process
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5 Grassy expanse
6 Support
7 Itsy-bitsy
8 Outside
9 Pig in the
movies
10 Beside
11 Panama
neighbor
12 Exclamations of
surprise
13 One way to vote
22 Undertaking
24 Gentle
27 Foot control
28 Escape by
circumlocution
30 Vote in an
incumbent - 41 Eye problem 56 Border shrubbery
32 That is to say 46 Make happy 57 infamous political
34 Reeking 49 Ten years boss
35 Child’s playing 51 One who gives 59 Hatching place
marble his heart? 60 Server
36 Dots and dashes 53 Military officer 62 Had lunch
37 Charged atom 55 Unrefined £3 Bagel topper
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HOROSCOPES
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (NOV. 30) -
Your enemies define you this
year more than ever. They also
motivate you and keep you
sharp. A tough partner is
essential to your success.
Choose someone who won’t let
you lose faith in your own
abilities, or your faith in love
and truth. You can find the
information, technology and
financial backing you need.
ARIES (MARCH 21-APRIL 19) -
There’s too much on your
agenda. How are you going to
do it all? If you find yourself
double-booked, get a friend to
represent you at the events you
can’t make.
TAURUS (APRIL 20-MAY 20) -
The money is finally headed
your way. Wrap up the deal
you’ve been negotiating. You
can take the pressure and hand
some out.
GEMINI (MAY 21-JUNE 21)
If you have a strong partner on
your side, you can talk
anybody into anything. If you
and your mate disagree, the
fur will fly. Things will get
very interesting either way.
Yes, there is a happy ending.
CANCER (JUNE 22-JULY 22) -
Take time and do calculations
carefully. No need to hurry.
Make sure you avoid mistakes
because there might be
confusion. Stay cool and help
others do the same.
LEO (JULY 23-AUG. 22) - You
don’t have to do everything
now, relax and let some of your
friends take over. They’ve got
some good ideas that should be
quite effective.
VIRGO (AUG. 23-SEPT. 22)
It’s time to make your report on
recent activities. Management
wants to know what’s going on
and will be asking questions.
Luckily, you’ve got a good
memory. Give them the facts
and get your next assignment.
LIBRA (SEPT. 23-OCT 22) —
Think you could get off work
early? There are places to go and
people to see. If that’s part of
your job, even better! If possible,
take your sweetheart along.
SCORPIO (OCT. 23-NOV. 21) -
If the game were easy, you’d be
bored. And this game sure isn’t
boring. You have a whole
bunch of choices to make
involving your money and the
money of others. Heed your
roommate and/or your
mother’s advice.
SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22-DEC. 21) -
Don’t argue with a person
who’s trying to set you
straight. Accept the coaching
and become more effective.
Divvy up tasks in order to
accomplish more.
CAPRICORN (DEC. 22-JAN. 19) -
You could make a hefty profit
now by finishing up your own
lists. Get to work on all the
stuff you’ve jotted down, from
good ideas to obligations. Do
the obligations first. It’ll clear
your head.
AQUARIUS (JAN. 20-FEB. 18) -
You’re vindicated. You didn’t
need to know everything. The
situation’s back to normal —
or close enough — and you can
finally relax. Schedule an
evening full of your favorite
people and favorite things.
PISCES (FEB. 19-MARCH 20) -
More changes are under way,
both in your career and at
home. This causes confusion,
but you can find your way. You
might find something better
than you had before.
Levereaux
Library sends you
all the way to ’70s
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experiment with biochemical
weapons, maybe it should start
with some of the stuff growing
in the library. I bet we’ve got
mutated strands of mole} and
fungus that would scare even
the most dedicated terrorist.
So, as you head off to the
library to cram for your finals,
remember what makes up
Thomas Cooper: active mold
and the worst that 1970s interior
design had to offer.
Levereaux is a third-year
student in the Darla Moore
School of Business.
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