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CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Gumbo
ingredient
5 Extended family
member
10 Train to box
14 Charges
15 With the upper
hand
16 In the company
of
17 Achievement
18 Boulder
19 _vera
20 Hose
attachment
22 Genesis tempte
24 Club Med, e.g.
26 Unexpected
victory
27 Actress Garbo
30 Tranquil
32 Interlock anew
34 Big place in
California?
35 Wharf
39 Title role for Will
Smith
40 Fiddles
43 Trick of the
tongue
44 Data storage
unit
46 Hula hoop?
47 End a dispute
49 Young pigs
52 Take a sample
53 Ray
56 Boards
58 Back
60 Reagan and
McDonald
64 Dodge model
65 Actor Stu
67 Highlander
68 Rani’s wrap
69 Take flight to
unite
70 Perry’s creator
71 Writer Ferber
72 Units of force
73 Surprise attack
DOWN
1 Switch positions
2 Maintain
3 Raise
4 Fertility goddess
5 Sense organs
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6 Lead-ins
7 DDE’s command
8 Interpret
9 Dueling sword
10 Traded
11 Stacks
12 Make amends
13 Fictional Butler
21 Leavening
agent
23 Beat a retreat
25 Breather
27 Snatch
28 Count (on)
29 Discharge
31 Behaves
humanly?
33 Nimbus
36 Chooses
37 Quasi-religious
sect
38 “...with a banjo
on my_’
41 Sparsely
42 _ Hall
University
45 Country on the
Baltic
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48 Scarlet_
50 That girl
51 Rank Indication
53 Meaning
54 Do the dough
55 Decorate
57 Loudness units
59 Potential plant
61 “Doctor Zhivago"
heroine
62 Sub shop
63 Snow-day
ride
66 Came in first
HOROSCOPES
ARIES If you feel like hiding
out, you’re forgiven. Take
some time to think things over.
It’s actually not a bad idea to
ponder possibilities before
Friday
TAURUS Win or lose, you’ve
recently made it past some big
challenges. A celebration is in
order, but not one that eats up
all your profits. Show off your
ability to make a treat that
looks expensive and isn’t.
GEMINI Talking won’t get you
anywhere now. Listening is
what’s required. Can you do it
without arguing? Try. If you
suspend disbelief, you may
achieve faith.
CANCER Are you in the
groove? Almost! Just make
sure you don’t break the rules.
There’s a good chance you’ll
get caught if you do.
LEO It’s time to acknowledge
somebody who’s been there for
you, rain or shine. This isn’t
just a gift from you; it’s
payback.
VIRGO You can make good
things happen, and sometimes
you can intervene so that bad
things don’t occur. Look for
chances to help maintain the
balance. Your input is
important.
LIBRA If you expect delays and
surprises, they’ll be less
annoying. Have a couple of
backup plans, and possibly an
escape route, figured out. It’s
good to be flexible, but also be
prepared.
SCORPIO You have an ace that
your adversary doesn’t know
about. While he or she is
fumbling around, you and
your teammate advance
toward the goal. No need to
explain.
SAGITTARIUS Don’t be hasty.
You’ll end up with a bigger
mess. Better discuss what you
have in mind before you do it.
Others want to have input, too.
CAPRICORN You started out
feeling pretty smart, but you
might end up wondering. Old
skills aren’t working in a new
situation. Don’t be too hard on
yourself. This always happens
when you’re growing.
AQUARIUS You can provide a
service that’s desperately
needed. The people want it, and
if you take it to them, you can
get rich. Make life easier for
them. That’s your specialty.
PISCES You need to hang out
with somebody who
understands you. Somebody to
whom you can talk freely.
Schedule a rendezvous at a
nice restaurant for tonight or
tomorrow.
CALENDAR
Wednesday, Nov. 13
SPACE WRANGLER
(WIDESPREAD PANIC
TRIBUTE): Senate Park, 931-B
Senate St. $5.
THE J-SPOT: Sex educator Jay
Friedman will speak about
sexuality. 8 p.m. Russell
House Ballroom. Free.
NONSTOP HIP-HOP LIVE:
Featuring Bomb & Hype with
Damevasach. New Brookland
Tavern, 122 State St.
MELT BANANA WITH
DISPOSSESSED,THE
ABSTINENCE PISTOLS AND
MANDIBLE: Uncle Doctor’s,
1734 Mobile Drive.
“NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS”: 8
p.m. Town Theatre, 1012
Sumter St. $13 for students.
JUSTIN MCROBERTS: 9 p.m.
Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St.
$6.
“THE KID STAYS IN THE
PICTURE”: Based on the
autobiography of “The
Godfather” and “Rosemary's
Baby” producer Robert
Evans, who ran Paramount
Pictures during the 1960s and
’70s. He narrates his tale,
wisecracking about such
events as facing a cocaine
bust and his wife's leaving
him for Steve McQueen. 3,7
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
Thursday, Nov. 14
CAPITAL WITH THE
KEROUACS: New Brookland
Tavern. Free.
THE WEST FORUM ON
POLITICS AND POLICY:
Divine Secrets of the
Ya-Ya Sisterhood ’
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8 p.m. Wednesday and
|M Thursday. Russell
mm House Theater. Free.
Former Gov. John West will
play host to a bipartisan panel
of state election campaign
managers and state
legislators who will discuss
the outcome of the 2002
elections and their
significance for the university
and state. Professor Blease
Graham, forum director, will
moderate the event. Light
refreshments will be served. 7
p.m. Gambrell Auditorium,
room 153.
“LA BOHEME": Presented by
the Stanislovski Opera
Company. 7:30 p.m. The Koger
Center. $5 to $28.
“STORE WARS: WHEN
WAL-MART COMES TO TOWN":
The movie focuses on the
small railway town of
Ashland, Va., and the battle of
the locals against the largest
private employer in the
United States, Wal-Mart. The
film’s director, Micha X.
Peled, will participate in a
discussion after the film as
part of the Southern Circuit
series sponsored by the S.C.
Arts Commission. 7 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
“NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS”: 8
p.m. Town Theatre. $13 for
students.