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Building, Call today for an appointment! 7-5223 M-F 8:3(1 - 5p.m. www,»a.sc.edy/chdc ART BY JONATHAN HUGHES; GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATION BY JULIA KNETZER . • i \ i ■w CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Cartoonist Al 5 Sikorsky of helicopters 9 Splinter groups 14 Lotion additive, often 15 Spa garment 16 Burning bush 17 Use the oven 18 Displacement 19 Actor Flynn 20 Code of silence 22 Andes people 24 DDE 25 Hebrew text 26 Gourmets' pride 28 Jiggly dessert 30 Lone attendee 33 Unites 36 Steps to cross a fence 37 New Haven student 38 Go wrong 39 Play about Capote ©2003 Tribune MsdisSsreics*, Inc. 02/18/03 towl AH rights reserved. . — — 42 Highway curves 44 Turn to the east * 47 Astronaut 7 Prevent by Solutions Slayton anticipating 48 Absurdly 8 Signing up 49 Loose covering again 51 “Reversal of 9 Perspire Fortune" star 10 Knack for music 55 Elongated fish 11 poet Rossetti 57 Classic clown 12 Confiscated 58 Clog 13 Lone 59 Mexicali pal 21 a Girl in My 61 Lendl or Pavlov Soup" 63 Nothing in 23 Half a dance? Granada 26 Condescending 64 Enraged 27 Approx. 65 Roman fiddler 29 Roman * 66 Work units household god 67 Astaire’s sister 31 Oodles 68 Matured 32 "Final Analysis” 69 Part of a star wineglass 33 Nourish 34 Otherwise DOWN 35 pc part 48 Going public 54 Burst of energy 1 Actor Sebastian 36 Naturally bright letters 55 Fete 2 Texas shrine 40 Ankara 50 Residence 56 Surrounded by 3 Card game 43 Ballad ending’ 52 Abstract 58 Winter forecast 4 Nobility 45 went on too long movement 60 Hodges of the 5 “_la Douce" 45 Power and 53 Jog with the Dodgers 6 Moo gai pan Guthrie elbow 62 Exist HOROSCOPES ARIES You generally don’t like to be told what to do. This time, it might not be so bad. Consider a suggestion from a person who usually takes orders from you. TAURUS Your work should be easier, leaving you with more time to spend with your friends. You may still be too busy now, but set something up for Friday or Saturday. GEMINI Don’t worry about the details. They’ll take care of themselves. If you focus on the big picture, you’ll find the perfect words. CANCER You’re stuck at home for a few more days, but the weekend is coming soon. Start planning now so that you get as far as you can for the smallest amount of money possible. LEO You may be getting good information from your friends and associates, but it sure wouldn’t hurt to do some of the research yourself. Dig into the books. It keeps you interesting. VIRGO The most difficult part is over. Pretty soon, it’ll seem like a dream. Some of it might even be funny, but that might not happen for a while. LIBRA You’re lookin’ good and entering a very productive phase. Since you’ll be in the mood to work, what do you want to accomplish? SCORPIO You’re entering a more relaxing phase, but it may not be noticeable till Friday. Between now and then, finish old business. SAGITTARIUS Friends may drop over soon. Are you ready for that? If so, invite them. If not, better clean up your place, or simply don’t open the door. CAPRICORN New theories come under attack before they’ve been tried and perfected. Don’t grumble too much. Although awkward, this is a good way to learn. AQUARIUS How far can you get on a Wednesday? You really ought to go. An exotic lunch, or treasures from afar, would brighten a “normal” day. PISCES The focus is now on you to make a creative decision. Keep your vision in mind, and it’s easily done. Don’t worry too much about money. CALENDAR Wednesday, Feb. 19 “MAKE COLLEGE SWEET”: Nutella promotions on campus, 11 a.m. to 2p.m., Greene Street. “BLOODY SUNDAY”: 7 and 9 p.m., Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. NONSTOP HIP-HOP LIVE, WEEK 2 OF FREESTYLE CONTEST III: 10 p.m., New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. FOUNTAINHEAD: Art Bar, 1211 Park St., 21 and up. CARLOS WASHINGTON AND THE AMAZING GIANT PEOPLE, HARMONY GROOVE: Senate Park, 931-B Senate St. h "MA RAINEY'S BUCK BOTTOM": 7:30 p.m., Trustus Theatre, 520 Lady St. INTERFAITH COUNCIL FREE ETHNIC DINNER AND DISCUSSION, "WAR AND PEACE": Russell House room 201. Free. Thursday, Feb. 20 CONCERT CHOIR AND UNIVERSITY CHORUS: 7:30 p.m. School of Music Recital Hall. Free. "JO-JO AT THE LION'S GATE" AND "A SMALL DOMAIN": Southern Circuit Touring Filmmakers Series. 7 p.m., Starring Taye Diggs, left and Sanaa Lathant. 8 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. Russell House Theater. Free. Nickelodeon Theatre. THE LOST TRAILERS WITH THE STELLE GROUP, ANGRY RED PLANET: 10p.m., New Brookland Tavern, $5. COSMIC CHARLIE WITH MOON: 10 p.m., Senate Park, $5. “MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM”: 7:30 p.m., Trustus Theatre.