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^ 4 Well-known
9 Beaming
14 Notable time
15 Tolerate
16 Bread ingredient
17 Was introduced
to
18 Designer Calvin
19 Comic Arbuckle
20 Illogical
23 Manmade fabric
24 Video display
28 Limber
32 Puncture
33 Extensive
36 Hard_Cafe
38 Very short time
39 Paranormal
insight
40 Solid truth
42 Public
conveyance
43 Hangman’s knot
45 Facts
46 Roll-call answer
47 Like broken
promises
49 Plains dwelling
51 Take care of
U IIS!
53 Healing
ointment
57 Cargo carrier
61 Separate
64 50th state
nickname
65 Poet Edgar
Allan
66 Brawl
67 Disprove
68 Stately tree
69 More faded
70 Battery terminal
71 Deposit
DOWN
1 Madagascar
primate
2 Coliseum center
3 Fall guy
4 Pretending
5 Competent
6 Appearance
7 Revise
8 Jeans material
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9 Liking
10 Moving ice mass
11 Vacant land
12 Ump's call
13 Ironic
21 Layer of paint
22 Dandy
25 Clan
26 Happen
27 “Touched by an
Angel” star
29 Wrath
30 Install, as
software
31 Brilliance
33 Tennis champ
Williams
34 Together
35 Wheel part
37 Park flyer
40 Journalist
41 Knock lightly
44 Emancipate
46 Get an earful
48 Even score
50 Hyde Park, e.g.
52 Miss USA
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55 One of the
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56 Foe
58 Long, narrow
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59 Railroad
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60 Weighty sound
61 Electric meas.
62 Little green
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63 Free-for-_
HOROSCOPES
ARIES Come up with a master
plan so that you’ll know how to
allocate your funds. This
weekend will be excellent for
buying and selling.
TAURUS Schedule time with a
person who understands. It
won’t matter whether you can
find the right words.
GEMINI This isn’t all fun and
games. Tonight, face some
tough questions together.
CANCER Turn your home into
a love nest to share with your
sweetheart this weekend.
LEO You have a friend who’s
good at fixing things, and some
grand ideas. Put the two of
them together this weekend.
VIRGO Gather as much as you
can get. You’ve earned every
penny.
LIBRA Less talk and more
action is required later. Don’t
make promises you can’t keep.
SCORPIO You don’t need hype;
you need good value. Ask
around..
SAGITTARIUS There’s a lot of
information, but is it true, or is
it gossip?
CAPRICORN Finish collecting
the money you’re owed, or
whatever other goodies are
coming your way.
AQUARIUS Travel and
romance both look good,
though the latter could be
difficult during business
hours.
PISCES Put your affairs in
order. Return phone messages
pay bills. The more you get
done now, the further you’ll
get this weekend.
Opera
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7
Aeneas."
Donald Gray, USC professor,
will sing the title role of “Gianni
Schicchi.” Soprano Simone
Muller will perform as Lauretta,
Schicchi’s daughter. Malcolm
Willoughby, tenor, will sing the
role of Rinuccio, Lametta’s lover.
Opera at USC’s artistic direc
tor, Talmage Fauntleroy, will be
the stage director for the operas.
Neil Casey, a member of the
USC conducting staff, is con
ducting “Two by Puccini.”
The operas will start at 7:30
p.m. tonight and 3 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets are $10 for the public and
$5 for students, faculty and staff.
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CALENDAR
Friday, April 26
THE ROSENBERGS WITH THE
THIRSTIES AND THE
INTERSTELLARS: New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St.
“HAY FEVER”: 8 p.m. Drayton
Hall. $12 for the general
public; $10 for senior citizens,
USC faculty and staff; and $9
for students. Call 777-2551.
SCENIC DRIVE, BLINDSIDE7:
Uncle Doctor’s, 1734 Mobile Ave.
OPERA AT USC: Featuring
two pieces by Puccini, “Suor
Angelica” and “Gianni
Schicchi.” 3 p.m. Roger
Center for the Arts. $10 for
the public and $5 for students,
faculty and staff. Call 251
2222.
“THE BUSINESS OF
STRANGERS”: Stockard
Channing and Julia Stiles
star in Patrick Stettner’s first
film, a drama about power,
aging and female rage. 7 p.m.
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
“HARRY POTTER AND THE
SORCERER’S STONE”: 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater
Saturday, April 27
JUMP, LITTLE CHILDREN
WITH PATRICK DAVIS AND
11 Cosmic Fame Farewell show/WUSC end-of-year
bash, the final performance of Cosmic Fame with
Pseudo Phrenetic and Beam. Saturday. Free food at I
9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern.
DANIELLE HOWLE AND THE
TANTRUMS: Senate Park, 931
B Senate St. $10 in advance,
$12 at the door.
“THE BUSINESS OF
STRANGERS": 3 p.m., 7 p.m.
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theater.
“HAY FEVER”: 3 p.m. Drayton
Hall.
use SYMPHONIC AND
CONCERT BANDS PARK
CONCERT: 6 p.m. Horseshoe.
Free.
“THE BUSINESS OF
STRANGERS”: 3,7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Thea*~e.
THE RISK, SIGN OF
REPROACH, ARSENIC * '•D
DISPOSSESSED: Un^
Doctor’s.