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HOROSCOPES ARIES Don’t reject the comments of someone who’s cute but doesn’t follow the party line. This person has something to teach you, and you’d be wise to listen. TAURUS The pressure is increasing, as is your workload. The next few weeks could get hectic. The money is good, though, so give it your best. You’re liable to wind up wealthy. GEMINI Do you feel the pressure starting to ease? The sun’s transit through Libra is good for you, and for love. Aren’t you glad you cleaned up your place? Celebrate! CANCER The sun’s transit into Libra moves the emphasis to home decor and other domestic matters. The next four weeks are good for renovation. The ideas should be starting to pour in. LEO You’re hitting your stride and attracting attention. Projects started now should do even better than expected. You’re being watched, so strut your stuff. VIRGO You could do well financially over the next few weeks, and you might stash away more money for your future. Real estate looks good, by the way. LIBRA Here comes the energy transfusion. The Sun’s going into your sign, and that will give you the advantage. Use all that new power responsibly, for good causes. You could make a big difference. SCORPIO A growing sense of obligation spurs you to work even faster. Guilt is a great motivator, but don’t let it get you all frazzled. SAGITTARIUS You’re still feeling pretty feisty. That’s | fine, but you should be aware that you’ll be held accountable. The exam is coming Tuesday and Wednesday. Be prepared. CAPRICORN Your schedule is packed pretty tightly. Difficult questions are nerve-wracking, too. But business is good. You’ll get past it. AQUARIUS You’re not only very intelligent now, but you’re also very lucky. New information leads to what you want. Keep looking and asking good questions. PISCES Worried about how much money you spent? If it’s for home or family, don’t fret. An investment in something | you’ve thought about for a long time should turn out to be for the best. CALENDAR Monday, Sept. 23 “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. JAM ROOM ACOUSTIC SHOWDOWN WEEK 3 9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. OK GO: Up-and-coming rock band OK Go will make its Columbia debut. Sundance Grill, 902-B Gervais St. Tuesday, Sept. 24 ROBERT WALTER’S 20TH CONGRESS WITH MOFRO: Senate Park, 931-B Senate St. $8. LYRIKAL BUDDAH HIP-HOP PARTY: Local hip-hop gargantuan Lyrikal Buddah is having a party at the New Brookland Tavern. “MULE SKINNER BLUES”: Directed by Stephen Eamhart, “Mule Skinner Blues” is a documentary about retired Florida shrimper Beanie Andrew and his ragtag group of friends who have dreams of making it big. Eamhart discovered the rustic 1 ■ Monday, 8 p.m. Tickets are $16 for adults and $14 for students, seniors and military. Workshop Theatre, 1136 Bull St. collective while casting extras for a music video. 7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. use SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: Pianist John Browning will play Samuel Barber’s Piano Concerto. 7:30 p.m. Roger Center. Tickets are $15, $12 for senior citizens and USC faculty and staff, and $7 for students. DIRTY BRANCH BLUEGRASS BAND: Avave Tequila Bar, 733 Santee Ave.