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1 Wearing
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5 Fabric
10 Omelet need
14 Become weary
15 Zellweger of
“Jerry Maguire"
16 Writer Harte
17 Guinness of
“Star Wars"
18 Occurrence
19 South African
pioneer
20 Vein or artery
23 NAFTA
participant
24 Distributed cards
25 Andy of “60
Minutes”
27 Cavalry swords
30 Teem
32 “Telephone Line”
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33 Antitoxins
35 Arizona city
38 Tropical fruit
41 Tenants
43 Sir_Newton
44 Weaponry
46 Small viper 5 Glacial chasm Solutions
47 Pastry-topped 6 Carpenter's tool
dish 7 Type of general
49 Singer Dolly 8 Sawbucks
52 Syrup sources 9 Prefix meaning
54 Immature insect different *
56 Pub brew 10 Wane
57 Yardstick’s 11 Hamburger
cousin 12 V-formation
62 lotas flyers
64 Rich soils 13 Wander away
65 Beseech 21 German article
66 Lima's state 22 Galoots
67 Flat-top hills 26 Binary digits
68 Transition point 27 Partial: pref.
69 Charlie Brown’s 28 Woe is me!
exclamation 29 Food magazine
70 Secretarial skill 31_of Gilead
71 Membership 34 Morales of “La
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36 Guadalajara 45 Liberate 53 Oahu welcome
DOWN money 48 King David's 55 Capital of Jordan
1 Sudden pain 37 Cable channel’s poetry . 58 Pound or Frost
2 Fats Domino’s letters 50 Gardner of “The 59 Pakistani tongue
“Blueberry 39 London lockup Killers" 60 Craze
3 Dunkable treat 40 Group of eight 51 Spoke roughly 61 Facial features
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“I realize you have designs on my daughter,
but you could at least have the decency
to use water-based paint.”
HOROSCOPES
ARIES You get to be the
referee. Point out the rules of
the game to the warring
factions. Try not to play
favorites. Be fair, or you’ll
end up with a big mess.
TAURUS Let them sling mud at
each other. You can stay off to
the side, safely out of the way.
Don’t offer your opinion until
asked. And don’t giggle.
GEMINI If somebody you know
gets into a tiff, advise them to
be patient. A seemingly
insurmountable obstacle
dissolves by tomorrow.
CANCER You're a naturally
skilled businessperson, but
you’re even better when you
study. Do the research now so
that you can start playing
sooner — like tomorrow.
LEO Caution is still advised,
and you should also call in an
assistant. Find somebody
who’s better at fixing things
than you are. Just make sure
that someone also shares
your objective.
VIRGO If you’re getting tired
of the stress, that’s perfectly
normal. It won’t go on forever.
Line up someone “who can
help.
LIBRA A pleasant revelation
makes your love even
stronger. For the best long
term investment, choose the
one who respects you over one
who would dominate.
SCORPIO You’re
outnumbered, but you’ll get
away if you pit one side
against the other. To really
win, persuade both sides to
work for you, or to work
toward an even bigger
common goal.
SAGITTARIUS Just when you
have it all worked out,
something is bound to change.
Luckily, you’re adaptable.
CAPRICORN Continue to focus
on finances for just a little
while longer. You’ll soon
become bored and start
looking for a new game.
Meanwhile, gather whatever
you can.
AQUARIUS The countdown is
just about over. You should be
reporting new scenery sooil.
Heed every warning, but don’t
let any of them stop you.
PISCES If you do. everything
you promised, you’ll be
amazed at how much more
power you acquire.
Restructuring will bring
changes. You are being
watched. Let everybody know
you keep your word.
CALENDAR
Thursday
Aug. 22
GRAN TORINO: 7 p.m., Davis
Field.
DAVID ALLAN COE: Senate
Park, 931-B Senate St. $20.
THE CATALINAS: The first
concert in the Vista After Five
free concert series. The series
will run every Thursday
through Oct. 10.5:30 p.m., 800
Gervais St., in the parking
area behind Jillian’s.
VISIONS WITH HOPESFALL,
EVERYTIMEI DIE, NORMA JEAN
AND BELOVED: 8 p.m., New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State St.
“TOO HOT TO HANDLE": The
1938 film inspired by the ill
fated flight of Columbia
pilot Paul Renaldo Redfern. l
Rival newsreel cameramen .
Clark Gable and Walter
Pidgeon try to help aviatrix
Myrna Loy find her missing
brother in the Amazon. 7
and 9:15 p.m., with a special
bonus short at 6:30 pm. $6.50
general, $5 students and
seniors, $4 film society
members. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
SPIDER-MAN: 8 pm, Russell
House Theater.
Friday
Aug. 23
CONFEDERATE FAGG WITH
TYKES WITH GUNS: Touting
themselves as “the world’s
hottest gay metal band,”
Confederate Fagg plays ‘70s
and ‘80s metal songs as well as
originals. New Brookland
Tavern.
ZEN TRICKSTERS: Senate
Park. $7.
LATE NIGHT CAROLINA:
Make-your-own video, laser
tag, door prizes, live music
the
dangerous
lives
of
altar boys
A blend of live action and
animation that tells the
tale of two 1970s teens,
Francis Doyle (Emile
Hirsch) and his best
friend, Tim Sullivan
(Kieran Culkin). 7 and
9:15 p.m. Friday through
Monday, plus 3 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
by WUSC DJs, free
breakfast. Free with USC ID
before midnight. 10 p.m.
until 2 a.m., Russell House
Second Floor.
SPIDER-MAN: 8 and 11 p.m.,
Russell House Theater.
MATTHER KAHLER WITH
DAVID ADEDOKUN: 9 p.m.
Jammin’ Java. $3.
Saturday
Aug. 24
STREET BASH IN THE DOG
DAYS OF SUMMER:
Alternative arts festival
featuring Johnny Welfare,
Necrocide, Enable Kain,
Tamed by Chaos, Super Bike,
Mandible, Damitol, Magic
Johnson Ride, Erector Set
and Hot Lava Monster. 10
a.m. to 10 p.m., in front of the
CMFA building, 914 Pulaski
St.
NON-STOP HIP-HOP LIVE
CMFA FESTIVAL AFTER PARTY:
Round 1 of the Battle of the
MCs 2, plu9 a freestyle
competion. New Brookland
Tavern.
THE ROSS HOLMES BIG BAND:
Making their 12th appearance
at the Summer Concert Series,
The Ross Holmes Big Band
performs swing, big band, jazz,
beach and more. Finlay Park.
Free.
PAUL REDFERN
COMMEMORATIVE FLY-IN:
Historic and vintage aircraft
will be on display, along with
limited flight demonstrations
of various aircraft. Owens
Field.
BAILEY JESTER: 9 p.m.,
Jammin’ Java. $3.
Sunday
Aug. 25
ANDREW W.K.: Tickets are on
sale for this Sept. 12 show
with The Used, Stretch
Armstrong and Vendetta Red.
New Brookland Tavern. $12
in advance for 21 and up.