The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 25, 2002, Page 7, Image 7
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51 Extreme
53 Make merry
57 Devices for
tailors
61 Mary’s flock
64 Small arrow
65 Dang!
66 Wisdom unit?
67 Moreover
68 Comfort
69 Cheer up
70 McNally play,
with "766"
71 Woad and anil
DOWN
1 Arboreal
mammal
2 Preminger film
3 Old Peruvians
4 Gauguin location
5 Wild try
6 Statuesque
7 Opera set in
Egypt
8 Thin, shiny
coating
9 Rare
10 Almond housing
11 Tummy muscles
12 Service charge
13 Dos Passos
work
21 Hawaiian
veranda
22 USNA grad
25 Man from
Manchuria
26 Stupor: pref.
27 Twill weave
29 Ameche or
Johnson
30 Exhort
31 Violent outburst
33 Norwegian inlet
34 Decoy
35 WWII beach
37 Frizzy do
40 Defeats
decisively
41 4th network
42 Uses a crowbar
47 Major commodity
48 Cool or groovy
50 Dodged
52 Fragrant conifer
54 Deck in finery
55 Toy with
56 Photorealist
painter
58 Timbuktu’s
country
59 Before, before
60 All-inclusive
breadth
61 Health haven
62 Skirt border
63 Water of France
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES Some people don’t
realize how smart you are, and
it’s wise to leave it that way.
They’ll most likely figure it out
after you spring your trap.
TAURUS One final push and
you should be over the top.
Make a quick phone call to
finalize plans for a luxuriously
lazy weekend. Then, back to
work, smiling.
GEMINI You have words of
wisdom you’d like to offer
based on your hard-earned
experience. If others insist on
learning the hard way
themselves, try not to say “I
told you so.”
CANCER You may have to
bring out the heavy artillery if
somebody won’t comply. You
might have stopped using guilt
long ago, but it’s so effective.
LEO Do you suspect you’ve had
this same lesson before, in
another time and place? Pay
attention, and maybe you can
get history to stop repeating
itself.
VIRGO One more day of doing
what others want, and you’ll
be able to do what you want for
a change. Turn down the
chance to work overtime this
weekend. Relaxing with
friends takes priority.
LIBRA You’re smart, and you
have imaginative friends. A
cooperative effort can get you
past restrictions and into the
winner’s circle. Play by the
rules and avoid penalties.
SCORPIO You can acquire the
funding you need from an old
familiar source. Don’t balk at
rules and regulations. They’re
in place for your protection.
SAGITTARIUS You need a
person whose skills are very
different from yours. Luckily,
you have somebody nearby
who’ll fill the bill. It doesn’t
matter if you don’t always get
along. Heed this person’s
advice.
CAPRICORN You’ve gained lots
of valuable experience lately,
and you can use it now. An old
trick will help you do more in
less time.
AQUARIUS No matter what
obstacles you face, you don’t
need to worry. You have
hidden strength. Use your
experience and the advice of
somebody who loves you.
PISCES Might as well go ahead
and get that big item on your
list. You’ll know it’s right if
things fall into place, and the
odds indicate that they will.
CALENDAR
Friday, Oct. 25
BURNS OUT BRIGHT WITH
WAKE UP SEPTEMBER AND
COURAGE RILEY: Uncle
Doctor’s, 1734 Mobile Drive,
STEVEN’S DAY OUT AND
DON’T TELL DICK: Lettuce
Lounge, 114 State St.
40 OUNCES WITH CLAYTON
RAVINE: 10 p.m. New
Brdokland Tavern, 122 Stab
St.
HALLOWEEN COSTUME
PARTY: Senate Park, 931-B
Senate St.
WOW AND FLUTTER: 7 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern.
BENEFIT CONCERT FOR
USC’S CENTER FOR
SOUTHERN AFRICAN
AMERICAN MUSIC: 7:30 p.m
Roger Center. $8, $15 and
$25.
LINDSAY SMITH: 9 p.m.
Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St.
$4.
“PROOF”: 8 p.m. Trustus
Theatre, 520 Lady St. $12 to
$17.50.
“FILM FRIDAY: A BRIEF
HISTORY OF HORROR FILMS”:
“The Cabinet of Dr. Calagari,”
a classic German horror film,
will be featured. 7 p.m.
Columbia Museum of Art,
Main and Hampton streets.
THE SOUTHERN STUDIES
FORUM: European scholars
will discuss their latest
research on the American
South. 9 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Capstone Campus Room.
“24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE”: A
fictional take on the story of
English TV host and record
producer Tony Wifton and
Factory Records, which gave
British punk to the world. 7
TAPROOT-1
Hardcore rock
act will come to
Columbia with
Project 86 and
Pulse Ultra.
Senate Park. $5.
Saturday.
and 9:30 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
“A HARD DAY’S NIGHT": 8
p.m. Russell House Theater.
“HALLOWEEN
RESURRECTION": 11 p.m.
Russell House Theater.
Saturday, Oct. 26
KINDERCORE RECORDS
SHOWCASE: Bands will
include Rockefeller
Horsecollar and Maserati. 10
p.m. New Brookland Tavern.
ISABELLE'S GIFT WITH
GONZALEZ: Uncle Doctor’s.
THE DISTILLERS WITH LAST TO
KNOW AND IF ALL ELSE
FAILS: 7 p.m. New Brookland
Tavern.
COLUMBIA’S EIGHTH ANNUAL
BLUES FESTIVAL: Noo^p to 10
p.m. Dr. Martin Luth<U King
Jr. Memorial Park, 2300
Greene St.
PERFECT SLEEPER WITH
VINYL ARE MY PANTS:
Lettuce Lounge.
BETH WOOD: 9 p.m. Jammin’
Java. $7.
“THE RAPE OF LUCRET1A”: 8
p.m. Drayton Hall. $5 for
students.
“WORKS IN PROGRESS":
Featuring Columbia
Contemporary Performance
Group. 7:30 p.m. Columbia
Music Festival Association,
914 Pulaski St. $10.
THE SOUTHERN STUDIES
FORUM: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Capstone Campus Room..
“PROOF": 8 p.m. Trustus
Theatre. $12 to $17.50.
“24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE":
3,7 and 9:30 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
Sunday, Oct. 27
CONNOR BROTHERS WITH
JONASAYAND SIDEWAYS
DERBY: Senate Park. $15.
“WORKS IN PROGRESS”: 3
p.m. Columbia Music Festival
Association. $10.
“THE RAPE OF LUCRETIA”: 3
p.m. Drayton Hall. $5 for
students.
“SUSPIRIA” AND
“LETTERBOX”: The Italian
horror classic “Suspiria” will
be shown on DVD. Gambrell
Hall, 6 p.m.
SOUTHERN STUDIES FORUM:
2 to 5 p.m. Capstone Campus
Room.
“PROOF: 3 p.m. Trustus
Theatre. $12 to $17.50.
24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE”: 3,7
and 9:30 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre.
ACROSS
1 Narrow opening
5 Doe’s mate
9 Military muddle
14 Turner of
Hollywood
15 Follow secretly
16 Sugar portions
17 That hurt!
18 "Paper Lion” star
Alan
19 Bewildered
20 Pathfinders
23 la vista,
baby!”
24 Cast a spell
upon
28 River of Pakistan
32 Playground ride
33 Mr. Ziegfeld
36 Blood passage
38 Cash in Como,
formerly
39 Starting point
43 Spoken
44 Blooper
45 Incline one's
head
46 Go over again
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