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Uffenl VV6UW -I; I ^ ^ "H /Tn > i» Cheese BY NATE CORBIN/THE GAMECOCK Shift Change at Ferguson Lambchops, Inc. _ Call Capitol Tickets to order today I (803) 251-2222 Buy a set of tickets to the remaining 5 “Koger Concerts” before December 31 for $75.00 and save over $25.00.* Koger tickets make great stocking staffers! QoidWriDra g on s “As You Uke It" Chinese Acrobats S’ITS8"* Saturday, January 11-8:00 p.m. Monday, February 10 7.30 p.m. The Return" (Formerly known as The Roaches) A Tribute to The Beatles Friday February 28 • 8:00 p.m. I__ "Porgy an Performed by Living Arte Inc. Monday, March 3 • 7:30 p.m. Package*.may be shared and make wonderful Christmas gifts! ■ ■ SanBy Duncan Celebrates Broadway Accompanied by The Dick Goodwin Orchestra Tuesday, April 1 • 7:30 p.m. Individual tickets available at regular ticket prices. On sale now at Carolina Coliseum box office & all Capitol Tickets outlets. Call 251-2222 to charge using Visa or MC (M-F, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.). For more information call 251-6333 or visit us online at: www.koger.sc.edu . Carolina Coliseum box office and Capitol Tickets charge line will be closed from Dec. 21, 2002 until Jan. 2, 2003. During that time please purchase tickets at any Columbia area Sounds Familiar store or in Sumter at Seaco Music and Shaw Air Force Base. * Tickets must be purchased by December 31,2002. Discount applies to the orchestra level of the Koger Center only. Discount is based on the original orchestra level ticket price. Individual tickets are available but at the original price, you must buy the entire package to get the discounted price. Ticket packages may be shared. CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Festive event 5 Moore of “G.l. 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A person who wants to order you around may have some good ideas. Be nice, and soon you can go play with your friends. TAURUS It might be smart to spend a little more than you’d planned on spending. You saved up so you’d have it when you needed it, and that could be now. GEMINI You can get your meaning across, even if the other side doesn’t want to listen. If you have the facts to back up what you’re saying, you’ll eventually convince them. CANCER Are you being lazy if you ask for help? Probably not. You wouldn’t admit that you couldn’t do it all by yourself unless you really couldn’t. Meanwhile, to keep costs down, make a trade with a friend for what you need. LEO You’re starting to feel overwhelmed, but you can outrun that feeling for another day. By then, you’ll have found the help you need. VIRGO Think you could check yourself out early, just for the fun of it? Take a break tonight, because it’s gonna be a busy weekend. LIBRA You might have to make a mess before you can get the results you’re after, but that’s how the game is played. Explain that to sideline critics. SCORPIO As you seek the answer to one question, you may stumble over the answer to another. So don’t get tunnel vision, OK? Scan. SAGITTARIUS A silly argument could waste valuable time. To win at this game, you and your ^ partner need to reach a quick if compromise and remember shared goals. CAPRICORN You’re not completely in the clear yet, but you should feel more in control of the situation. Because, of course, you are. AQUARIUS Don’t take anything for granted. Somebody who’s usually there for you could be delayed. And don’t ignore a person who’s nagging you. PISCES Friends are a source of emotional support and good advice. You can share your feelings with these people and relax, sometimes without saying a word. Sound good? Set J it up. f CALENDAR Friday, Dec. 6 ISABELLE’S GIFT WITH SKIN TIGHT: New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. “BLUE JEANS TO BALLET”: 8 p.m. Drayton Hall. $12 for general public; $10 for USC faculty and staff, military, and senior citizens; and $9 for students. ANGIE APARO: Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St. VIBRANT GREEN WITH VINYL ARE MY PANTS: Lettuce Lounge, 114 State St. JUPITER COYOTE: Senate Park, 931-B Senate St. STAINED GLASS ROMANCE WITH SULLIVAN, SILENT ANTHEM AND LAST TO KNOW: Uncle Doctor’s, 1730 Mobile Drive. Saturday, Dec. 7 LOVE APPLE WITH THE PAPER CHAMPIONS, THE B-SIDES, THE LACKIES AND ELOY: New Brooklyn Tavern. FROM SAFETY TO WHERE: Lettuce Lounge. THE CONNER BROTHERS WITH HONEYCHILD: Senate Park. DESPERATE MEASURES WITH THE FIRST STEP, THE RISK, DAMN. THE SUN, THE KEROUACS, WALKING TALL, AND OVER AND OUT: Uncle Doctor’s. Sunday, Dec. 8 use CONCERT CHOIR ^ CHRISTMAS CONCERT: 6 p.m. First Presbyterian Church, 1324 Marion St. Enjoy a campus atmosphere without the dorm! Includes: • State of the Art Fitness Center • Multi Station Computer Lab •Fax & Modem Station inked to (JSC Campus •Study Area •Two On-Site Laundry Facilities w • Swimming Pools • Tennis Courts , • Catering to Students • Lounge Area • On-site 24 hour maintenance