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ACROSS
1 Actress Gardner
4 Accumulate
9 Battery terminal
14 Kilmer of
“Batman
Forever”
15 Hot chocolate
16 Power option
17 Lilly or Whitney
18 Make a
crunching sound
19 Nappy leather
20 Produce anew
22 Ear-like
projection
23 Church topper
24 Buccaneers
28 Fr. holy woman
29 Cone bearer
30 Surpasses
33 Beasts of
burden
34 Mine find
35 Swarming
insects
36 Tiger not to fear
37 Gung-ho
38 Regret
39 Cavorts
40 Emancipates
41 Car path
43 Manx male
44 Legislative
bodies
45 Released
conditionally
49 Ford or Dodge
50 Give rise to
51 Boredom
54 Riversides
55 Play on words
56 Korea’s capital
57 Roast host
58 Classified_
59 Contract
provisions
60 Steel plow
pioneer
- 61 Alphabet end
DOWN
1 Declares
2 Man’s man
3 Wonderland
visitor
4 Believes in
5 Esprit de corps
6 Sharp
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46 Bolivian capital
47 Practice piece of
music
48 Tightly packed
50 Ready to take
the plunge
5t Approx.
52 Born in
Versailles
53 "..._gloom of
night..."
54 Roses'
place
7 Unspecified
amount
8 Gullible person
9 Removes doubt
10 Candy center
11 Corrida cry
12 June honoree
13 Before, before
21 Takes ten
22 Vacation ship
24 Stacks
25 Valuable
discovery
26 Unworldly *
27 Burpee order
29 Litter member
30 Poets
31 Harden
32 Drinking vessel
33 Papas' partners
36 Strength
37 Knight's
protection
39 Sells in malls
40 Envision
42 Absence of
matter
43 Oil carrier
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES Don’t make
assumptions or take anything
for granted. And call ahead to
make sure vendors have what
you want. It will help you
avoid running all over town.
TAURUS Finish up paperwork
you’ve already begun. The
better organized you become,
the happier you’ll be, even if
it’s a struggle at first.
GEMINI If you have trouble
deciding, look at the bottom
line. What’s going to be more
expensive in the long run?
Keep a nest egg.
CANCER They say the truth
will set you free, and it’s
already making you stronger.
If you face an old fear, it will
disappear right before your
eyes.
LEO Dreams are undergoing
i revision, some for the better,
some for the worse. Some will
j have to be discarded, but
[ others will take their place.
Keep the faith.
| VIRGO There’s too much
Uncertainty for you to be calm
all the time. This is when a
routine can sure help a lot. If
that’s disrupted, too,
j improvise.
LIBRA Don’t spend too much
time speculating about how
j things might be years from
now. You might get a chance to
improve your condition very
| soon. Focus on that.
| SCORPIO Negotiations may be
nerve-wracking, but don’t let
them see you sweat. Stay cool,
and you may get a better deal
than you thought possible.
SAGITTARIUS You’re eager to
take action, but don’t go
running off without a plan.
Reacting to somebody’s
critical comment is not a valid
enough reason.
CAPRICORN When you’re
working toward a goal, it
makes the job easier. When
you’re working for love, it’s
awesome.
AQUARIUS You may be having
loads of fun making plans with
a loved one, but it eventually
leads to more work. Perhaps
you can somehow delegate
some of it.
PISCES You should almost
have reached the point where
you can rest for a while.
Schedule a date for Thursday
night to do just that.
M; '
CALENDAR
I
Wednesday, Feb. 12
“KARMEN GEI”:3,7and9
p.m., Nickelodeon Theatre,
937 Main St.
EMBODYMENTWITH
NARCISSUS, COURAGE RILEY:
7 p.m., New Brookland
Tavern, 122 State St.
NONSTOP HIP-HOP LIVE: 10
p.m., New Brookland Tavern,
free with college ID.
Thursday, Feb. 13
“THE ART OF KISSING”: 8
p.m., Russell House Ballroom
"THE POWER OF PORN”: 7
p.m., Booker T. Washington
Auditorium. Free.
“KARMEN GEI”:7and9p.m„
Nickelodeon Theatre.
KING HIPPO WITH BESSIE
MAE’S DREAM: 10 p.m.,
Senate Park, $7.
8 p.m. Russell House
Theater. Wednesday
and Thursday. Free.
THE SOUTH HOLES WITH
ANDREW FRANCIS, TBA:
9 p.m., New Brookland
Tavern, $5
Zwan
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The album’s real handout is the
supporting vocals of Lenchantin.
Her voice is powerful and perfect
ly complements Corgan’s.
“Mary, Star of the Sea” is a sol
id first effort from an act with an
undoubtedly bright futuije; it truly
exemplifies the talents of all of
Zwan’s musicians.
For any rock fans who enjoyed
even one of the Smashing
Pumpkins’ songs, Zwan is defi
nitely worth checking out.
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