The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 01, 2002, Page 6, Image 6
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Dangerous
banana parts
6 Astronaut
Shepard
10 Pretense
14 Mete out
15 Vegas rival
16 Garr of “Tootsie"
17 Zsa Zsa_
18 Dishonorable
guys
19 Rotation line
20 Type of
submarine
22 Waltz type
24 Want ads
whereabouts
26 Viper
27 Vacation
destination
29 Outdoor
34 Stenographer’s
book
39 Cheese for pasta
40 Household
41 Aretha Franklin
hit
43 Laborious
44 _voyage
46 I wasn’t there at
the time, e g,
50 Holiday desserts
56 Tag wrong
58 Activate
59 Singer Fitzgerald
60 "_to Zanzibar
62 Corpulent
63 Pasture sounds
64 Graph or mobile
starter
65 Maintain
66 Top
67 Watch winder
68 Abodes
DOWN
1 Heathen
2 Uplift
3 Joint that jostles
4 Weaving
machines
5 Landing area
6 Trajectory
7 Exits
8 Log holder
9 Plane front
10 Remain in effect
11 Jinxed
12 Come up
13 Tightwad
21 Dance similar to
the samba
23 Talk non-stop
25 For each
28 Love novel
29 Former Boston
Bruin
30 The Bells" poet
31 Letters on
candies?
32 Take a sofa
break
33 Hemoglobin
deficiency
35 Finale
36 Terrier foot
37 Gone by
38 Scout's unit
42 Breather
43 Coop layer
45 Expand
46 One-celled
animal
47 Purple shade
48 Muslim faith
49 World-weary
51 Son of Cain
52 Senor Picasso
53 Structural
member
54 Milk carton
cow
55 Appears
57 Lingerie
purchases
61 DeLuiseof
“Silent Movie”
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ARIES: You’re pushing a big
project through. Others benefit
more than you, except in terms
of satisfaction
TAURUS: You could do well
financially now. Do what needs
to be done.
GEMINI: A journey begins with
a fantasy that turns into a plan.
Get going.
CANCER: You’ll have patience
for details involving other
people’s money, so hide out and
study.
LEO: Hand over the reins to a
smart person who can take care of
you. Accepting the coaching
makes you stronger.
VIRGO: There’s too much work,
but it could earn you lots of
money. Keep at it.
LIBRA: Are you and your mate
going somewhere special this
weekend? Only your job is in
the way.
SCORPIO: Are you moving?
Setting up an office in your
basement? Either would be
perfect.
SAGITTARIUS: You have some
very intelligent friends. If this
friend is your partner, so much
the better.
CAPRICORN: You can make a
lot of money now. A creative
idea could actually work.
AQUARIUS: Do you have plans
to travel this weekend? Make
some plans and get going!
PISCES: You could borrow
more to get what you want, but
is that really wise?.
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Friday
February 1
GLORIA RECORD W/ HER
SPACE HOLIDAY, IDES OF
SPACE AND THE THIRSTIES:
The members of the Gloria
Record have been involved
with emo pop since its
beginnings in the early 90s.
The New Brookland Tavern,
122 State St.
CAPTAIN EASY: 21 and over.
The Sundance Grill, 902-B
Gervais St.
DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN,
DARKEST HOUR AND ALL ELSE
FAILS:Uncle Doctor’s, 1734
Mobile Drive.
Saturday
February 2
TOKYO JOE: All ages. Billy G’s,
828 Gervais St.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP
TRAINING CONFERENCE:
Lorraine Johnson Coleman
will be the keynote speaker.
$25 for students, $35 non-USC
students. Russell House, 8
a.m.-3:30 p.m.
BLEAK, SCENIC DRIVE AND
HEADSNAP: Uncle Doctor’s,
1734 Mobile Drive.
VIOLENT NEW BREED, INFINITE
AND SEVEN STITCHES: New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St.
Sunday
February 3
SIN-DUSTRIAL MUSIC NIGHT:
Industrial and Dark Wave
music with DJ Sensoria. 21
and over. Art Bar, 1211 Park St.
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