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E-mail gamecockeditor@hotmail.com f -x %ft_ CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Eng. channel 4 Mayberry lad 8 Capital of Colombia 14 College cheer 15 Sports supporters 16 Speaks with pomposity 17 Inventor Whitney 18 Coll, social club 19 River ends, often 20 Shed tears 22 Joyride 24 Leisure 25 Faux _ 27 Dues levied 28 Drenched 29 Brief summary 32 Some on the Somme 34 Impertinence 35 Part of the Bible 38 Flight simulator, eg. 39 Gratifies 43 Movie mouse 45 The like 48 Bakery buy 49 Crafty to the max 50 NASA’s ISS partner 51 Highland boy 53 Boar's mate 54 Void's partner? 56 Computer acronym 58 No votes 61 Fake gold coat 63 Not in favor of 65 Nonsense! 66 Keanu or Dan 67 Garden vegetables 68 Do one’s best 69 Zealous 70 Campers' shelter 71 Form datum DOWN 1 Make beer 2 Bound package 3 Ojibwa 4 Slightly askew 5 Links 3’s, 4’s and 5's 6 Unsuitable Solutions 7 Erik of "CHiPs" 8 Portend 9 Magnetite or hematite 10 Strong wind 11 Capital of Canada 12 Pokes fun 13 Useful qualities 21 Somewhat sour 23 Free from an obligation 26 Perfume 29 Industrious insect 30 Part of rpm 31 Consume completely 33 Offers to buyers 34 Post 36 Paths 44 Alter again 57 Lee or Kenton 37 Simon and 45 Leon lady 59 Olden times Young 46 Loan shark 60 River of the 40 Rod and Payne 47 Soothed Underworld 41 Ernie of the 52 Gift recipient 62 Author PGA 55 Tennis zero Deighton 42 Matched outfit 56 Requirement 64 Adherent: suff. HOROSCOPES ARIES Focus on what you want to accomplish, and give it a final push. A friend or partner may do the deed because of your inspirational nagging. TAURUS It might be tough to talk about an area of disagreement. Maybe it would help to give yourselves two minutes each. That also gives each of you two minutes to listen. GEMINI There’s money to be earned; make that your top priority. This can be just what you need to finance a recurrent dream. CANCER A disagreeable situation at home can be resolved. A change may that you’ve been putting off may be required. You might as well stop putting up with something you’ve been tolerating. LEO You don’t like being told you can’t have what you want. You’ll have a fight on your hands, but so what? No pain, no gain. VIRGO You’ll soon have to make some tough decisions. Finish up whatever you’re doing to make time for what’s coming. LIBRA Look for the perfect moment to make your move. Others are furthering then agendas. If you’re quick, you can further your own. SCORPIO Concentrate on acquiring the home you’ve always wanted. It’s not an impossible dream. Do the planning so that you’re ready to take action tomorrow. It’s one more step in the right direction. \ SAGITTARIUS You’ve been doing a lot of cleanup lately, so you should be getting good at it. See how many odds and ends you can take care of by tomorrow. CAPRICORN Recent frustrations can be eased by plugging an economic leak. You can’t do it alone. This takes a team effort. Bring up the subject. AQUARIUS New information renews your faith in others and in yourself. After a few setbacks, you’ll finally get something to work. You’re getting the bugs out. PISCES Getting back into the weekly chores means a rude awakening. Memories linger, but don’t make the call to discuss them until the big job is done. CALENDAR Tirikeis Punishment Monday, Oct. 28 ISOLA WITH PAWNSHOP: 9:30 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $5. FACULTY/GUEST ARTIST SERIES: Featuring Ronald Davis on tuba and euphonium. USC School of Music Recital Hall. THE WAILERS WITH REGGAE INFINITY: Senate Park, 931-B Senate St. $15. SOUTHERN STUDIES FORUM: Mark Newman, from the University of Derby, will discuss “The Catholic Church and Desegregation in f With The Working Title. Senate Park. $5. Tuesday. Mississippi, 1963-1973.” USC professor Bobby Donaldson will discuss “The Mountain Path to Canaan: W.E.B. DuBois and Black Intellectuals in the Jim Crow South.” USC professor Valinda Littlefield will discuss “African-American School Teachers: Contexts, Challenges and Possibilities, 1880-1954.” 9:30 to 11:15 a.m. Capstone Campus Room. Free. “24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE": A fictional take on the story of English TV host and record producer Tony Wilson and Factory Records, the record label that gave the world British punk. 7 and 9:30 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. Tuesday, Oct. 29 A SINGLE STEP WITH GUITAR SHOW AND 5 STORIES HIGH: 9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. FILMORPHIA: A screening of student, local and independent films. Artbar, 1211 Park St. “THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST'': 3,7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. *