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ACROSS
1 Humorous prank
5 Border on
9 Kingly
14 Famous cookie
maker
15 Actress
Anderson
16 Ethiopia's
Selassie
17 Jacket slit
18 Oven setting
19 Citified
20 Lansbury or
Bassett
22 Most agile
24 Britten's “_da
Requiem, Opus
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26 Negatives
29 Perspective
30 For adults only
35 Not fooled by
37_it the truth
39 Trumpet blast
40 Cross
examination no
no
43 Raptor weapon
44 Void's partner
45 GM make
46 Come into view
48 Greenspan or
Shepard
50 I told you so
51 Fade away
54 Say again and
again
58 Drowsiness
62 Check the books
63 Skirt length
65 Talk wildly
66 Value highly
67 Of the ear
68 Shop sign
69 Added shading
70 Deli breads
71 Go on a tirade
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island
2 Sign of the
future
3 King of
Hollywood?
4 _ Park, CO
5 Tirana man
6 Long scarf
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8 Related product
9 Baseball *
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10 Justice Warren
11 Barbed remark
12 Interjection of
regret
13 Fasting time
21 Tyler of "The
Lord of the
Rings”
23 Shuffle
25 Pretend
26 “The Prince of
Tides” co-star
27 Wee hr.
28 Old hat
31 One sax
32 Coin-toss call
33 Wear away
34 Slow-witted
36 Scent
38 Tutu material
41 Took in
42 Rubber bands
47 Eden’s lady
49 Sgt., e.g.
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53 Miscue
54 Engrossed
55 Continental
money
56 Point after
deuce, perhaps
57 Magnitude
59 Hemingway
nickname
60 Stove chamber
61 Occupancy
charge
64 Dotted cube
HOROSCOPES
ARIES This is not a good day to
travel. Ponder possibilities
from your easy chair instead.
Conditions are in a state of
flux. Wait, watch and listen.
TAURUS There’s confusion and
trouble out there, but you can
always find a way around it.
Others worry, you don’t. Why
bother worrying? Plow
through.
GEMINI Isn’t anything turning
out as expected? Probably not.
Could it be turning out more
like you hoped or prayed for?
Quite possibly. Keep it up.
CANCER Concentrate on what
you want to happen. Believe
that you can make a difference,
because you can. A problem
you’re worried about won’t
materialize.
LEO The truth is being
revealed, possibly the truth
about your investments. If you
bought into a bogus deal, the
truth could hurt.
VIRGO There are a few things
you’ve been wanting to
change, some corrections
you’d like to make. This could
be your big chance. Move
quickly.
LIBRA Save your brilliant
suggestions for this weekend.
They’ll be warmly received by
your friends. Meanwhile, get
an icky job done. No
complaining.
SCORPIO You’re still a
calming influence to those
whose lives have been
disrupted. Continue to give
them love and support. They’ll
be forever grateful.
Sagittarius Things will never
be the same, partially because
of you. The pretenses are being
stripped away. The truth is
being revealed. It’s a tough job,
but somebody has to do it.
CAPRICORN You can come up
with answers the others seek.
You’re making up some of
them as you go along, but they
work. You’re amazing under
pressure.
AQUARIUS Have you been
paying too much? Don’t beat
yourself up. Just make the
correction. If you reassess
your expenses, you’ll end up
with more in the bank.
PISCES Don’t let others push
you around, even if they have
clout. The best thing for them
is not always the best thing for
you.
Fall Ou\
2002
Featuring Jimmy Eat
World; Our Lady Peace,
right; Audiovent; 3rd Strike;
Seether; SR-71; Sparta; and
Cave In. Gates open at 1 p.m.
Finlay Park. $15. Friday.
Friday, Sept. 20
FALLOUT AFTER PARTY:
Featuring Finch, Scenic
Drive and Sugardaddy
Superstar. Senate Park, 931
B Senate St. $7; $1.93 with
Fall Out ticket stub.
DAVE POTTS WITH PATRICK
DAVIS: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java,
1530 Main St., Suite D. $4.
THE REPRIEVES: 7 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St.
NOCTURNE WITH ANIMAL
FILTER, DJ SENSORIA AND DJ
EVELFARE: 10 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern.
BETTY FORD EXPERIENCE
FAREWELL SHOW WITH
LITTLE BABY DYNAMITE: 10
p.m. Sundance Grill, 902-B
Gervais St.
NO RIVER CITY WITH BETH:
Lettuce Lounge, 114 State St.
WUSC FELLOUT FEST:
Featuring Love Lost But Not
Forgotten, Endicott, Aria and
more. Uncle Doctor’s, 1734
Mobile Drive.
GAMECOCK RALLY IN THE
VISTA: USC vs. Temple pep
rally features music by the
Catalinas. 6 to 8:30 p.m. In the
Vista, Park Street between
Lady and Gervais streets.
"THE MYSTIC MASSEUR":
Ganesh Ransumair, who
lives in Trinidad’s Indian
community, is thought to
have inherited his father’s
powers as a healing masseur.
He carries on the tradition,
and his practice flourishes
when he decides to wear a
white turban and robe and
bring an element of show
business to his work. 7 and
9:30 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
"INSOMNIA": 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
Saturday, Sept. 21
VERNA CANNON WITH
COURAGE RILEY: Lettuce
Lounge.
MILEMARKER WITH WORLD
INFERNO FRIENDSHIP
SOCIETY AND MARION: 7 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern.
BUTCH WALKER, REV-7 AND
RESPONSIBLE CURTIS:
Senate Park. $8.
BIG SKY: 9 p.m. Jillian’s, 800
Gervais St. $5 for 21 and up.
"THE MYSTIC MASSEUR": 3,7
and 9:30 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre.
Sunday, Sept. 22
LAURY CHRISTIE: Christie, a
soprano, will perform a
selection of classic Broadway
songs by Jerome Kern, Cole
Porter and Stephen Sondheim.
3 p.m. School of Music recital
hall.
'THE MYSTIC MASSEUR": 3.7
and 9:30 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre.