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1 Weasellike
mammal
6 Vegetarian’s
staple
10 Bouquet holder
14 Fifty-fifty
15 Privy to
16 Skunk River's
state
17 Knickknack
18 Warfare preceder
19 "Dharma &_"
20 Taint
22 Connubial
24 Solidify
25 Quarantine
26 Lewis Carroll
poem
31 New currency
abroad
32 Elec, duplicate
33 Deli meat
38 Remains behind
40 Salsa, for one
42 Invigorate
43 Throat guardian
45 Smidgen
47 Lamblike
48 History, literature,
etc.
51 Series of boat
races
55 Lincoln's
nickname
56 Fully attentive
57 Beat it!
62 Egyptian deity
63 Casino town
65 Pacific island
group
66 Queen of
Carthage
67 Ladd of “Shane"
68 React to a bad
pun
69 Spread slowly
70 Soap additives
71 Scents
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1 Religious group
2 Sea hue
3 Jefferson's VP
4 Stretched out
5 Plaza resident of
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7 Smallest bill
8 Of ants
9 Removes a
disguise
10 Night watch
11 Blood line ^
12 Work up a*.„
13. Two below par
21 Feudal peon
23 Princely
26 Witty remark
27 Car
28 Husk of grain
29 Men of the
future?
30 Binary compourx
34 Peruvian capital
35 Maintain
36 Get together
37 Squid squirts
39 Like deltas
41 Peerless
examples
44 Word-for-word
46 Yankee slugger
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50 Shall we be off?
51 Forays
52 Borden’s spokes
cow
53 Travel on ice
54 Man of fables
58 Hog fal
59 Herman Melville
novel
60 Ride the
thermals
61 Soaks up rays
64 Scot’s negative
HOROSCOPES
ARIES You should be able to sit
back and watch as others
forward your agenda. Nothing
wrong with that. It shows that
you’ve learned to delegate.
Good work.
TAURUS The money should be
rolling in now, and you’ve
earned every cent.
Experience, persistence and
patience pay off. If not, sign up
for a new gig.
GEMINI What is it you’re aftef?
Fame? Fortune? A publisher
for your novel? Reach out now
and grab it! A door that was
closed before suddenly opens.
CANCER You might be nervous
about making a big purchase.
If it’s something you need for
your home, it should work out.
Do the homework and get the
best deal you can.
LEO Your friends gladly
provide information, but are
you convinced it’s true? Be
careful not to get involved in a
battle you can’t win.
VIRGO Look sharp and be
respectful. Keep thoughts of
insurrection to yourself. You
can bring up all those topics
later, after you get your next
raise.
LIBRA Travel, work on your
enterprise, sign contracts, and
push through whatever you’ve
been contemplating. Just one
warning: It’s a better time to
finish old business than to
start anew.
SCORPIO Pretend you’re a
mouse under cover while
negotiations continue. You’ll
gain an advantage by hearing
them out. They’ll discover too
late that.you’re a hawk.
SAGITTARIUS You tend to be a
loner and avoid annoying
dependents. The relationship
you’re most likely to get into
now looks like it’ll be more fun
than that.
CAPRICORN You could feel
compelled to do just one more
thing, continuing way after
dark. Go ahead. It’s a slightly
stressful condition, but you get
a lot of things done.
AQUARIUS Conditions are
great for travel and romance,
as you may already know.
Don’t be restricted by your old
boundaries. Get out there and
try something new.
PISCES You don’t have to tell
everyone everything. It might
not even be possible. With all
the talking that’s going on,
there’s nobody listening to
you. Don’t stress. This should
work out just fine.
CALENDAR
Hunter-Gatherer, 900 Main St.
Friday, Sept. 27,11 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 27
THE WOGGLES WITH THE
SCRUBBIES, PAWNSHOP AND
HIFI DRIVEBY: New Brookland
Tavern, 122 State St.
THE YOUNG DUBLINERS:
Jillian’s, 800 Gervais St.
AGAINST THE GRAIN WITH
SEVEN STITCHES: Uncle
Doctor’s, 1734 Mobile Drive.
“SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN”: 8 p.m.
Town Theatre, 1012 Sumter St.
Tickets are $13 for students.
“A STREETCAR NAMED
DESIRE”: 8 p.m. Trustus
Theatre, 520 Lady St.
“SMOKEY JOE’S CAFE”: 8 p.m.
Workshop Theatre, 1136 Bull St.
AMANDA GARRIGUES WITH
ERIC TRIMBLE: 9 p.m. Jammin’
Java, 1530 Main St., Suite D. $3.
“SUNSHINE STATE": Desiree
(Angela Bassett) trfes to make
amends with her mother, while
the sardonic hotel manager
Marly (Edie Falco) considers
severing ties with her mother
(Delia Temple). 7 and 9:45 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main
St.
“THE VIRGIN SUICIDES”: 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater.
Saturday, Sept. 28
NONSTOP HIP-HOP LIVE ONE
YEAR ANNIVERSARY PARTY:
New Brookland Tavern.
THE KILLER WHALES: Senate
Park, 931-B Senate St. $7.
SUPINE WITH SUGARDADDY
SUPERSTAR AND BREVITY:
Uncle Doctor’s.
JODI WINTERTON WITH
STEPHEN MILNE: 9 p.m.
Jammin’ Java. $4.
“SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN”:$ p.m.
Town Theatre.
“A STREETCAR NAMED
DESIRE”: 8 p.m. Trustus
Theatre.
“SMOKEY JOE’S CAFE”: 8 p.m.
Workshop Theatre.
“SUNSHINE STATE”: 3,7 and 9:45
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.
Sunday, Sept. 29
USC'S CORNELIA FREEMAN
SEPTEMBER CONCERT SERIES:
Constance Lane on flute, Robert
Jesselson on cello and Winifred
Goodwin on fortepiano will
perform Haydn’s “Trio in D
Major.” 3 p.m. USC School of
Music recital hall.
“SMOKEY JOE’S CAFE": 3 p.m.
Workshop Theatre.
“SUNSHINE STATE”: 3,7 and 9:45
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.
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