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ACROSS
1 Shankar’s
instrument
6 Stocking shade
10 Greek peak
14 Got up
15 What to be right
as?
16 Numbered
musical piece
17 Tasty
18 Small vipers
19 Postal codes
20 Forthright guy
23 Puppy bark
24 Nautical assent
25 Sell-out letters
26 Little devil
29 Amazement
30 One giving
testimony
32 Branchlets
35 French cheese
36 Remedy
37 Fabled also-ran
38 General direction
39 Skates
40 Poet’s Ireland „ „„
41 Ladder part AH rights reserved. v*J***iw
42 Chicago team
one’s^missile^ 8 Making quick Solutions
45 Nexus of activity g Yet to be
46 Bat wood classified
47 _for the 10 Seepage
.money... 11 Religious folk
48 Acoustic organ song
49 That woman 12 Have dinner
52 Taking lives 13 Silly billy
violently 21 Check out
56 Meat paste 22 Punter’s digit
58 Blaze a trail 27 Ms. Streep ' .
60 y-ink®r0° 28 Kind of release
* 61 Hence 29 Emissary
62 Ruhr Valley city 30 Looks _
63 Salamander everything
64 Winter fall 31 Scour
65 Planted items 32 Actress Bara
33 Salesman’s
DOWN goods
1 Impertinent 34 Cork repast 44 Fish eggs 51 Idyllic gardens
2 Man from Mosul 35 “Silent Running" 45 Shrew 53 Miami team
3 Refill star 48 Equip with 54 “Othello’’ role
4 Great landmass 33 Moves on natural gifts 55 Mislay
5 Sketches anew wheels 49 Drunkard 56 Woodlands
6 Expunge 42 Bubbles and 50 Watered, as the deity
7 Liquid asset gurgles lawn 57 Exist
HOROSCOPES
ARIES Go along with plans
friends have made. You don’t
have to be the leader all the
time. Relax, and let somebody
else solve the problems.
TAURUS Go along with an older
person’s wishes. You’ll be well
rewarded, and not just for
being obedient. It’s the right
thing to do.
GEMINI Travel is highly
favored, and a visit with a
respected elder could be your
reason. The trip itself looks
interesting. Take another
excellent conversationalist in
order to reap maximum
rewards.
CANCER You’re naturally
shrewd and resourceful, but
homework still needs to be
done. Don’t trust another
person to make you rich.
Participation is required.
LEO You’re getting most of the
attention now, though most of
the work is over. Make sure the
others get acknowledgment,
too. They’ve earned it.
VIRGO Don’t even try to talk.
Take your phone off the hook.
Focus on doing what has to be
done. Schedule your next
break for Sunday.
LIBRA You’d like to stay home
and cuddle, but there’s work to
be done. Figure out a com
promise. Balancing is one of
your best talents.
SCORPIO Home is the best
place for you tonight, and for
most of this weekend. Put the
finishing touches on your
decor, and catch up on the
family gossip.
SAGITTARIUS Some may see
you as a party animal, but you
can be a serious student. Prove
that you’re succeeding on your
own merits by using your own
brainpower and doing the .
homework.
CAPRICORN You don’t need to
feel guilty for something
you’ve recently done. If you
spent a lot, just get back to
work. There’s lots more where
that came from.
AQUARIUS A friend’s
revolutionary idea could set
you off on a new track. The
thing that’s so strange is, once
you go there, there’s no coming
back.
PISCES The burden that you’re
carrying won’t squash you flat
like a bug. Instead, it’s helping
you become stronger. Keep at
it. Lookin’ good!
CALENDAR
“MARDI GRAS” LATE NIGHT
CAROLINA: 10 p.m., Russell House.
“8 MILE”: 8 and 11 p.m., Russell House Theater.
“TALK TO HER”: 7 and 9:15 p.m., Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
“MA RAINEY’S BLACK BOTTOM": 8 p.m., Trustus
Theatre, 520 Lady St., $20.
SWITCHFOOTWITH DENISON MARS AND COOL
HAND LUKE: 6 p.m., New Brookland Tavern, 122
State St., $8.
DONBRAVADO WITH THE SCARIES, DADE
COUNTY RESISTANCE AND STEPHEN’S DAY OUT:
10 p.m., New Brookland Tavern, $5.
JEFFERY HYDE THOMPSON WITH PATRICK: 9
p.m., Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St., $4.
CAPTAIN EASY WITH EXACTUA: 10 p.m., Senate
Park, 931-B Senate St.
use CREATIVE MUSIC AND FILM SOCIETY
PRESENTS THE TUNNELS: 10:30 p.m., Hunter
Gatherer, 900 Main St.
Saturday, March 1
“TALK TO HER”: 3,7 and 9:15 p.m., Nickelodeon
Theatre.
GLOBAL DANCE PARTY:; 10 p.m., V12,721.5 Lady
St.
“MA RAINEY’S BLACK BOTTOM": 8 p.m., Trustus
The band, which combines its
R&B influences with its rock ’n’
roll songs, will play with Pause
for Effect and Marc Broussard at
Senate Park on Sunday.
Theatre.
BRANDON WALDEN WITH BEN COLEMAN: 9 p.m.,
Jammin’ Java, $4.
DEZERAY’S HAMMER WITH SOCKET AND
AMERICAN HORSE: Senate Park.
Sunday, March 2
“TALK TO HER": 3,7 and 9:15 p.m., Nickelodeon
Theatre.
“MA RAINEY’S BLACK BOTTOM": 3 p.m., Trustus
Theatre.
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