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without considerable knowledge
of his comedies. The writers,
with glib honesty, acknowledge
this by announcing that the
tragedies are much funnier than
the comedies, and it’s true. The
brief review of the English
histories could also be clearer,
but it’s rendered humorous by
its sheer preposterousness. But
it’s all worth the grand finale, a
version of “Hamlet” performed
with the help of sock puppets and
a considerable amount of
audience participation.
Don’t expect too much from
this play. This is no “Rosencrantz
and Guildenstem Are Dead,” and
the only philosophical truths
onstage come from the often
badly mangled words of
Shakespeare himself. It is,
however, a tremendously fun and
well-done bit of spoofery worth
the cost of admission. So get out
there, cut loose and have some
fun with Shakespeare.
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mestic abuse is against women,
and South Carolina has the sec
ond-highest rate of white female
abuse in America.
“It usually takes seven times of
being put in the hospital before a
woman decides to leave her
abuser for good,” Callahan said.
“They feel they can’t start over
and have no options.”
The festival’s organizer,
Alexandra White, intends to turn
the She Festival into an annual
event. She said the idea for the fes
tival sprang from the need to pro
vide women with another avenue
for showing off their talents. “It is
to promote ourselves, but also to
benefit SisterCare,” she said.
Admission is $5, and proceeds
go to SisterCare. The festival runs
from 5 p.m. to midnight.
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She Fest
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also provides crisis intervention
and counseling 24 hours a day.
SisterCare’s funds come from do
nations, the United Way and local
churches. Most of its employees
are volunteers.
Linda Callahan, a SisterCare
volunteer, said 95 percent of do
Keys, Vedder and a few other
participants. The jam was ham
pered by long delays in be
tween songs and technical dif
ficulties.
When asked why the Ramones
hadn’t participated in the closing
festivities, the Talking Heads’
Jerry Harrison said with a smile,
“The Ramones don’t jam.’
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Ramones
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Hayes joined the traditional
all-star jam, although it was
missing some faces, including
the Ramones, Tom Petty, Lee,
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6 Circle
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10 Reverberate
14 Homer’s
enchantress
15 Begrime
16 Ladd of “This
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17 Bedeck
18 Lima's land
19 Ump’scall
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34 Overcame
38 Phone accessory
39 Lures
40 Fur seal's cousin
41 Enjoyed the
sightseeing
42 Floating bridge
supports
43 Concluded
44 Eagle’s nest
45 List of
corrections
47 Thompson of
"The Remains of
the Day"
51 Defame
55 Home helper
57 Spy Mata
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6 Cleo's snake
7 Shad delicacy
8 Monty Python’s
Flying __
9 Turns on a pivot
10 Loosen up
11 Extended family
12 Sword part
13 Billfold filler
’1 Allowed to live
?3 Arbitrate
?6 Holiday
forerunners
17 Embarrassed
?8 Flowed out
30 Nimbus
31 Potpourri
32 Bolshevik Trotsky
33 Sea eagles
34 Allot
35 Soon
36 Poker game
37 Radial
38 Not guilty plea
10 Ilk
12 Round, green
vegetable
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movies
62 Portent
63 PC operator
64 Advanced
gradually
65 Latin being
66 Editorial directive
67 Steel plow
pioneer
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2 Word before
basin or wave
3 Wear down
4 Pungent
5 Bill of fare
44 Type of warrant
46 Romulus'twin
47 Fail to pay taxes
due
48 Unite
49 Runner
50 Battery terminal
51 Cap on a cane
52 Escapes
53 War god
54 Five after four?
56 Frosted
59 Date
50 Creative Skill
HOROSCOPES
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
You’re getting a major
infusion of energy, and you’re
probably getting pretty antsy.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Continue to do what needs to be
done; you’ll know what that is.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21): The
contacts you’ve made will
serve you well.
CANCER (June 22-July 22):
You’ll be held accountable for
what you’re doing and what
you’ve done.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Your
trials and tribulations are
coming to an end.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You
could do well financially over
the next few weeks, but it
won’t be easy.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 22): They
say opposites attract, and
you’re about to find out.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): It’s
possible to get the money
relatively soon.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
The sun is going into Aries,
and that’s always nice for you.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
Some of the things you try
won’t work; so, give yourself
extra time.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):
You’ll become less concerned
about money and more
involved in education.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Confer with family and set new
priorities. You’ll soon be much
busier with business.
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