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Quigmans by buddy hickerson
“Don’t think of it so much as an alien
implant as a leave-in conditioner.”
Heads and Tails by Jonathan hughes/The Gamecock
^ ROOM INSPECTION! ^ DO YOU EVEN KNOW THE
YOU REALIZE YOU AREN'T DANGERS OF KEEPING
SUPPOSED TO HAVE ANY GERBILS IN HERE? .
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by Sprengelmeyer & Davis
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1 Neck part
5 Product name
10 Extra
14 Vanities
15 Pub pint
16 Pardon me, less
politely
17 Pith
18 Conductor Seiji
19 After-shower
powder
20 Otherwise
21 Tribal emblem
22 Keystone State
port
23 Swerves
25 Meet event
27 Great Lakes
canals
29 X on a sundial
30 _alai
33 Not a good idea
40 “Paper Lion” star
Alan
42 Fencers’foils
43 Tilt to one side
44 Last molars
47 Coop item
48 Wharton School
deg.
49 Comprehend
51 Named
57 Papas' partners
61 Sentence
subject
62 German noble
64 Craze
65 Caron role
66 Superior to
67 Walked heavily
on
68 Employs
69 Centering points
70 Put on the
payroll
71 Eve’s third
72 Movers and
shakers
73 Calendar length
DOWN
1 Israeli desert
2 Nimble
3 Sheriff’s band
4 Organic
compounds
5 Stain
6 Tonsorial tool
7 Striped gem
8 Stair post
9 Playwrights
10 Motherly *
11 “Butterfield 8"
author
12 Old treasure
13 Roast host
24 Old French coin
26 Affirmative
28 Multifaceted
musician
30 Jabber
31 The Greatest
32 Dog tags, e.g.
34 Suitable
35 Sandra or Ruby
36 Victory sign
37 Speller’s test
38 Fall behind
39 High school
subj.
41 Caution
45 Oriental sash
46 Fabric border
50 Hearty and
natural
51 Novelist Wilson
52 Composure
53 Washington
sound
54 No-no
55 Wear away
56 English Channr
port
58 Pierre Curie’s
wife
59 Ancient Greek
marketplace
60 Passover feast
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nemesis
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES Make time for an outing
with friends, even if it's only a
lunch date. Getting a break
will help you prepare for a
tough assignment Friday.
TAURUS Better stay involved in
the next big domestic
purchase. Point out what's
affordable and what's not. Your
partner isn't as good at that as
you are.
GEMINI Allow your experience
to be overruled by somebody
else's enthusiasm. Just
because something's never
worked for you before, that
doesn't mean it never will. A
transformation is taking place.
CANCER Now comes the hard
part, where you figure out
what to do next. The old rules
may not work in a new game.
Better find out what the new
rules are.
LEO Upcoming changes should
turn out well for you, although
you may not immediately
understand how. Having
friends helps. Support them
however you can.
VIRGO You may have an
uncanny ability to figure out
what's going on before anybody
else does. If so, tell the people
who'll use the information for
the benefit of all. In other
words, the good guys.
LIBRA The odds are you'll soon
get involved in a fascinating
conversation. Better block out
time for it. It wouldn’t hurt to
arrange the location, either.
Coffee and croissants would be
nice. .
SCORPIO A financial setback
could temporarily throw you
off stride if you let it. Pretend
everything's OK as you
rearrange your holdings, and
pretty soon everything will be.
SAGITTARIUS It may be time to
bring a rocky relationship to a
close. Being willing to end it
could be a good catalyst for
change, one way or another.
CAPRICORN Do you have the
feeling you ought to be doing
something, but you don't know
what? Well, maybe the
emergency hasn’t happened
yet. Be extra alert through
Thursday.
AQUARIUS Discuss recent
frustrations with your friends.
That'll help you feel better, and
it may even lead to a way to
solve your problem. And there
is a way you just haven't found
it yet.
PISCES Be on your best
behavior, because somebody
important is watching. Don’t
be inhibited. Polish your
performance. You've got talent.
Flaunt it!
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Osbournes refuse 3rd season
The Osbourne
family — from left,
Kelly, Ozzy,
Sharon and Jack
— turned down a
third season on
MTV. The show’s
first season was
one of the highest
rated on cable
television.
PHOTO COURTESY OF
KRT CAMPUS
BY STEPHEN BATTAGLIO
“ the NEW YORK DAILY NEWS (KIIT CAMPUS)
■
MTV’s cameras are no longer
welcome at “The Osbournes.”
Sharon Osbourne, the reality
Z family’s matriarch, said the sec
3 ond season of the show, which be
Z gins Nov. 26, will be the last.
3 “We can’t do it anymore,”
Osbourne told Barbara Walters in
; an interview airing Wednesday
on ABC’s “20/20. ” “It’s not even a
year. It’s probably another 10
(shows). Another 10 shows and
I’m out.”
Osbourne, however, backed off
a bit Monday and issued a state
^ ment saying she had “every in
■» tention of fulfilling my commit
ZZ ment to MTV for a full 20
ZZ episodes.”
~ Sharon Osbourne was the
“ mastermind of the wildly popu
lar MTV series, which provided a
glimpse into the bizarrely comi
cal home life of her aging rock
star husband, Ozzy, and their
two children, Kelly and Jack. She
also bargained to get a high sev
en-figure deal for a second sea
son.
But now she regrets ever let
ting MTV’s crews into her home.
“I think if we were to do it
over again, we wouldn’t have
done the show,” Osbourne said
in the interview, the family’s
first since she announced this
summer that she has colon can
cer.
“It’s changed us all so much,”
she said, noting that her teenage
children now have business man
agers and agents.
Osbourne said the family’s
commitment to a second season
has made it harder to deal with
her illness. The cameras have con
tinued to roll, even as she strug
gles with the effects of chemother
apy
Her children have been brave
and supportive, she said. But Ozzy
has been “frightened, terrified,”
and driven to drink.
“Ozzy’s been hitting the bottle
again,” she said. “And we agreed
to do the show, and so the cameras
are here all the time. So it’s a little
bit invasive right now and we
have no privacy. You know when
you’re sick you want to be on your
own? And I can’t throw up on my
own, and Ozzy can’t get drunk on
his own.”
Aimee Osbourne, the oldest
daughter, who refused to partici
pate in the MTV show, told
Walters that her father would not
be able to go on if Sharon does not
recover.
“I don’t think he would last
more than a year without her,”
she said. “No doubt in my mind.”
18 p.m. Russell House
Theater. Free.
Wednesday and
Thursday.
Wednesday, Nov. 6
DUNCAN SHEIK LISTENING
PARTY: Duncan Sheik’s new
album, “Daylight,” will be
played, free albums will be
given away, and there will
be autographed posters and
free coffee. 7 p.m. Jammin
Java, 1530 Main St.
LEFTOVER SALMON WITH
LARRY KEEL: Senate Park,
931B Senate St. $15.
“LOVELY AND AMAZING”:
This movie is an ensemble
piece that looks at how
family members relate to
one another. It stars
Katherine Keener as
Michelle Marks, a self
absorbed, jobless artist, who
is dissatisfied with her
marriage and alienates the
people she loves. 3j 7 and 9
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre,
937 Main St.
NONSTOP HIP-HOP LIVE:
Featuring Icon the Mic King
and Dan Johns. 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St.
CONSTANCE LANE:
Constance Lane will play
the flute. 7:30 p.m. USC
School of Music recital hall.
Free.
Thursday, Nov. 7
EARLY SHOW: PEDRO THE
LION WITH SELDOM
SCIENTIFIC
LATE SHOW: SELLING TRUTH
WITH TIGERBOT HESH: Early
show 7 pm. Late show 10
p.m. New Brookland Tavern.
HIGHER HARMONY: Higher
Harmony, an all male a
cappella group from USC,
will perform at
Pennyweights’ extended
hours night. Free snacks
will be provided, as well as
10 percent off every
purchase made. 9 p.m.to
midnight. Pennyweights,
between Gracie’s and After
Hours on Harden Street in
Five Points.
“LOVELY AND AMAZING": 7
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre.
JAH WORKS: Senate Park.
$5.
JAZZ COMBOS: Directed by
Bert Ligon. 7:30 p.m. USC
School of Music recital hall.
Free.
MOZART AT THE MUSEUM:
Featuring the S.C.
Philharmonic. 7:30 p.m.
Columbia Museum of Art,
corner of Main and
Hampton streets. $12 and
$20.