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1 Metal fasteners
6 Moocher
11 Links org.
14 Humiliate
15 Dwight’s rival
16 Fall behind
17 “The Last
Supper," for
example
18 Entirely unalike
20 Art of the
inanimate
22 Reveal
23 Temperamental
24 Expel from a
country
25 Diligent insect
28 “Born in the_”
29 Calendar span
30 Beds down on a
branch
32 Four-time U.S.
Open golf
champion
36 Legendary
lawman
37 Keg feature
38 Earthenware pot
39 Merino breeder
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44 African nation
45 “Mr.
46 _constrictor
47 Beatty/Hoffman
movie of 1987
50 Artist Jasper
52 Chicago airport
53 Roads across
water
57 Fund-raising
events
59 Philosopher
Kierkegaard
60 Jurist Fortas
61 Hautboys
62 Singer Lopez
63 For example
64 Actor Nick
65 Beer stimulant
DOWN
1 Bad actors
2 Border (on)
3 Indian garb
4 One of David’s
songs
5 Full theater
6 Pretentious
7 Enlighten
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8 Other
9 Baseball hat
10 Racetrack near
Miami
11 "Phaedo" author
12 Gainesville
athlete
13 Contract
negotiator
19 Strong
admonition
21 Minus money
24 Cub Scout unit
25 Belligerent god
26 Biblical ark-itect
27 Ripped up
29 Casual
aqreement
31 Gloucester ghost
32 Forbid
33 Silver-tongued
34 Furthermore
35 Okinawa port
37 Small boy
40 Touring car
41 Damage
42 Aahs’partners
43 General pardon
45 Fluffy dessert
47 Small amounts
48 VW Brynner film,
"Solomon and
49 Bill _ and the
Comets
50 Singer Jackson
51 Vowed
53 Neato!
54 Opera song
55 Urges
56 Annoying fit
58 SHO rival
Solutions
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES Finish domestic chores.
Clean up your place and make
it comfy. Tomorrow will be
good for a meaningful
communication in a private
setting. The nonverbal kind.
TAURUS No talk about worries,
bad health or job-related
stresses. Talk only about
family, children and games..
You’ll see: It’ll be a relief.
GEMINI You had almost given
up on something, but an extra
source of income makes it
possible. Think outside the
box. Someone needs something
you can provide.
CANCER Stand up for what you
want, .even if they disagree.
You’re a nice person but not a
doormat. You have
preferences. Make sure they’re
known.
LEO A stubborn person is in a
good mood. Now could be the
perfect time. Gather your
courage and ask for a favor
you’re owed. But do it nicely.
VIRGO You’re doing well, but
what matters the most is the
high esteem of your friends.
You have that, too, and it’s no
accident. You’ve earned it
through your words and deeds.
LIBRA Finish work that’s
overdue, and quickly, please.
That, plus other conscientious
deeds, could win you a little
bonus. Nice things you’ve done
are finally rewarded.
SCORPIO Somebody who loves
you dearly would appreciate a
call. Your kindness could be
the little spark that sets
miracles into motion. You’ve
been used before. Let yourself
be used again.
SAGITTARIUS One good way to
convince yourself to save is to
think of a prize. For example,
you could pay off all your bills
so that you’re free to cruise
around the world. This could
work, not only as a carrot for "
right now, but as a plan for
your life.
CAPRICORN Compromise will
be required, but that’s OK if it
advances your agenda. There’s
no point in sitting around.
Concede in order to get things
moving again.
AQUARIUS Your willingness to
do a better job is attracting
attention again. An important
person is favorably impressed.
This could lead to a raise.
Lookin’ good!
PISCES Time spent with a
person who understands can
lfelp you make up your mind.
Then, encourage somebody
else to act in a way that }
benefits you both.
CALENDAR
Monday, 8 p.m. Senate Park, 931
B Senate St. $15.
Monday, Sept. 30
SCHATZI WITH THE EXIT: 7
p.m. New Brookland Tavern,
122 State St.
JAM ROOM ACOUSTIC
SHOWDOWN, WEEK 4:9 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern.
SPURS AND STRUTS: USC
kicks off Homecoming week
with fireworks and dance and
step performances from USC
organizations. 7 p.m. Davis
Field II.
“SUNSHINE STATE”:
Desiree Perry (Angela
Bassett) tries to make amends
with her mother, while the
sardonic hotel manager Marly
Temple (Edie Falco) considers
severing ties with her own
mother (Jane Alexander). 9:45
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
Tuesday, Oct. 1
DRUM BREAKS: Break beat
and drum-and-bass DJs will
perform. New Brookland
Tavern.
GARNET GALA: Homecoming
week festivities continue
with a semiformal dance. 8
p.m. Russell House Ballroom.
“SMOKEY JOE’S CAFE": 8 p.m.
Workshop Theatre, 1136 Bull
St.
“SUNSHINE STATE”: 7 and 9.45
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.