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Left: Tinker’s Punishment opened for Jump, Little Children on Wednesday night In the Russell
House Ballroom. Right: Evan Bivins, cellist and guitarist for Jump, Little Children, headlined the
show whir.h was free to students.
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Pop, to baby
5 Goodyear
billboard?
10 “Picnic"
playwright
14 Sign of things to
come
15 Exterior
16 Desperate
17 Steal a glance
18 Native
20 Look into
22 Encroachments
23 _up (admit to
something)
24 Caper
25 Casting list
27 Status_
28 Mizzles
32 Paris street
33 Fired
35 Get steamed
36 Poems of
adoration
38 Formal
proclamation
40 Beget
41 Oz man
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45 Burns role
46 Secretarial
talent, in brief
47 Cunning
48 Meadow
frolickers
50 Nincompoop
52 Oscar-winner
Gooding
53 Disperse widely
56 Unpredictable
59 Sailor’s time off
61 Wee
62 Granny
63 Superior and
Michigan
64 Book before
Nehemiah
65 Choreographic
move
66 Sting'
67 Espied
DOWN
1 Latest info
2 VISA rival
3 Cold storage
4 Leg ornament
5 Wild swine
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6 Service station
job?
7 Ice-skater Midori
8 Fine Spanish
wool
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10 Follies
11 1492 ship
12 Alum
13 Congers
19 Laundry
problem
21 Peak in Thessaly
24 Within hearing
range
25 Ship fronts
26 CPA's
assignment
27 Math-proof
letters
29 Brand
30 Pulse
31 Kernels
34 Crossed out
35 Pig’s digs
37 Hazard for Tiger
39 Coquettish
42 Course taken
Solutions
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47 Laugh riot
49 Calms down
51 Carter and
Gwyn
52 Highest point
53 1040 IDs
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54 Breezy talk
55 Top-notch
56 At any time
57 About
58 Greenish blue
60 Rap-sheet
letters
HOROSCOPES
AKita Tnougn input irom
friends can be a big help, dis
cover the answer yourself. Keep
paper and a pencil near your
bed, and make time to write
down your dreams.
TAURUS Confer with friends late
in the day regarding weekend
plans. Otherwise, keep your
thoughts to yourself as you gath
er up your profits.
GEMINI Remember how some
body once told you to be polite?
To be respectful to authority fig
ures? You don’t have to agree,
but no wisecracks now. They’d
be counterproductive.
CANCER If you can manage it,
get away for a while tonight as
reward for a rather tough week.
Old friends and a favorite set
ting are perfect for recharging
your entnusiasm.
LEO You’re alternately frugal
and overly generous. You’ll be
more financially secure if you
draw up a plan and stick to it.
Consult an expert.
VIRGO Have you figured out
what needs to be changed in or
der to make your workload eas
ier? Make a list, because soon
you’ll have a chance to share
your ideas.
LIBRA You’re drawing a lot of at
tention, partially because you’re
so cute. If you stay calm and
don’t let it go to your head,
maybe you’ll bring in more
work.
SCORPIO The logjam is almost
unstuck, and there’ll be more
progress soon. Make some spe
cial time tonight to spend with
one you love, rrepare a nappy
surprise.
SAGITTARIUS Keep studying,
even if it seems as if you’re not
learning a thing. You’ll find out
how much you’ve absorbed once
you finally get to use it.
CAPRICORN Make the extra ef
fort to get letters and packages
out. Communications may be
come more difficult over the
next few days — OK, weeks.
AQUARIUS Postpone big deci
sions. Things are in a state of
flux. Wait until next week to
make a big decision.
PISCES Your mechanical apti
tude is getting better. Combine
that with your gut instincts, and
you might really prove the exis
tence of God, to yourself as well
as others.
CALENDAR
Friday, April 25
“THE CRUCIBLE”: Drayton
Hall, 8 p.m. $12 for general
admission; $10 for seniors,
military, faculty and staff; $9
for students.
“TiirrnNciii ” nsr dpfra
Roger Center, 8 p.m. $10 for
general admission, $8 for
seniors, $5 for students and
faculty.
HAYSEED DIXIE WITH THE
STELLE GROUP AND MEAN
WIENER: New Brookland
Tavern, 122 State St. 9 p.m.,
$10.
NATE AND JAMES: Jammin’
Java,1530 Main St. 9 p.m., $4.
BEN WALKER WITH QUINN
NADIG: Lettuce Lounge, 114
State St.
COLOSSAL MUSIC CRAWL:
Sundance, 902 Gervais St.
11 a.m. — Music Crawl Q&A
panel
3 p.m.—Population 39
3:55 p.m.—Marion
4:50p.m. — Dade County
Resistance
5:45 p.m.—r-15
6:40 p.m.—Voices of Dissent
acoustic
8:30—The Stelle Group
9:25 p.m.—Les Dirt Clods
10:20 p.m.—Hick’ry Hawkins
11:15 p.m.—Squeezetoy
12:15 p.m. —Boxing Day
Art Bar, 1211 Park St.
7 p.m. — Kindablu
7:50 p.m.—Beat Junction
Project
8:40 p.m. — First Night on
Earth
a:3U p.m. — uonDravaao
10:20 p.m.—Isabelle’s Gift
11:10 p.m.—Danille Howe and
the Tantrums *
Jillians, 800 Gervais St
7 p.m.—Thomas Reed Band
7:50 p.m.—Psuedo Phrentic
8:40 p.m. — The Working Title
9:30 p.m.—Hazel Virtue
11:10 p.m.—Hot Lava Monster
12 a.m. — Captain Easy
Revolution, 920 Lady St.
DJs Ronnie B., Jason Wilson
and JasonS. 8 p.m.
Saturday, April 26
"THE CRUCIBLE”: Drayton
Hall. 8 p.m.
"THE CONSUL,” USC OPERA:
Roger Center. 3 p.m.
Academy Award
nominee Daniel-Day
Lewis and Academy
Award winner Leonardo
DiCaprio star in this
epic drama directed by
Martin Scorcese. Friday.
Russell House Theater.
8 p.m.
ELYSIUM: New Brookland
Tavern. 9 p.m. $7 for under
21, $5 for 21 and up.
LUXURY LINERS WITH BRETT
YOUNKER: Jammin’ Java. 9
p.m., $4.
Sunday, April 27
EXIT 101 WITH THE CAN
UTILITY AND RUBA SAY: New
Brookland Tavern. 9 p.m., $5.