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Don’t rain on Hazel’s parade
PHOTO BY MORGAN FORD/THE GAMECOCK
Hazel’s Virtue had to perform Inside the Russell House Instead of outside on the patio Friday
because of rain. But after playing two songs, the band was told It was only allowed to play an
acoustic set inside. Not having the right equipment, the band played one more song and left.
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Brenda
47 Pub order
48 Nappy leather
51 Wapiti
53 Passages with
lively tempos
56 Thalia’s sister
59 Metal mixture
60 Part of an e-mail
address
61 Former nit
62 Attired
63 Manufactured
64 Exposes
65 Sharpen
66 Man or Dogs
67 Gather up
68 School near
Windsor
69 Throat-clearing
sound
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1 Soak up
2 Lion, at times
3 Funny woman
4 _Pinafore”
5 Breakneck
6 Sports venue
7 Performance
trial
8 Beanery sign
9 Costume jewelry
10 Leggy actress?
11 By mouth
12 Claudius’
successor
13 “East of
21 Spanish sheep
24 Machine part
25 Ballplayer
Guerrero
28 Sudden pain
30 Nonsense!
31 Set afire
32 Call off
34 “Vertigo" star
35 Daredevil Knievel
36 “The Plough and
the Stars”
playwright
37 Nocturnal raptor
38 Itsy-bitsy
43 Dangerous flies
44 Change the
distribution
45 Obvious toupee
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50 Value highly
52 Fertile loam
54 Argentine
grassland
55 Waterproof wool
cloth
56 Corsica’s
neighbor
57 Wander widely
58 Mystique
59 Heart follower
63 Hamm or
Farrow
HOROSCOPES
ARIES Love and money are
major themes for you now, and
both are attainable. You don’t
have to choose between them.
You can have both.
TAURUS You may feel pestered
or even slightly guilty, but
don’t let that overrule your
common sense. Don’t cave just
because a loved one throws a
fit, either.
GEMINI Working with friends
on a beneficial project
improves your mood and self
esteem. It’s also good for your
community, so don’t worry
about the money.
CANCER There won’t be much
time to gather with friends till
later in the week. Stay in touch
while giving work your top
priority.
LEO You may have to work
harder for the same amount of
pay, but you’re growing in
status and influence as you
take care of your friends.
VIRGO Count your money and
pay your bills. You may be in
for a pleasant surprise. Set up
your trip for late in the week.
Meanwhile, keep saving.
LIBRA Stay involved in the
conversation if a loved one
wants a new toy. If you’re not
careful, you could wind up
financing somebody’s whim.
SCORPIO Finish up an old task
with renewed determination.
Toss out the stuff that’s in the
way and make room for the
new.
SAGITTARIUS You’re so full of
love, you ought to get the day
off for good behavior. Brighten
the lives of everyone you meet
— even a hopeless grump.
CAPRICORN Sometimes acting
quickly can help you beat out
the competition. This time, let
the other guy race on ahead
while you proceed with
caution.
AQUARIUS Do you think that
you can produce results
without everybody’s
agreement? Odds are good that
you can, so stick to your plan
in spite of opposition.
PISCES People are being
stubborn now, but you can get
somebody’s ear. Whisper to
them about how to get out of
the box and get things moving
again.
CALENDAR
Monday, April 28
“2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY”: 7
p.m., Russell House Theater.
“INVINCIBLE”: 7 and 9:30 p.m.,
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main Street.
WEEK 7 OF THE JAM ROOM
STUDIO ACOUSTIC
SHOWDOWN: 9 p.m., New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
Street, $2.
Tuesday, April 29
“THE BIG LEB0WSKI”:9p.m.,
Russell House Theater.
“INVINCIBLE”: 7 and 9:30 p.m.,
Nickelodeon Theatre.
CAROLINA HOMEGROWN,
FEATURING DADE COUNTY
RESISTANCE, MEAN WIENER,
ELOY AND FRONT PAGE: 8
p.m., New Brookland Tavern,
free.
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Julianne Moore
plays Jeffrey
Lebowski’s wife
in “The Big
Lebowski,”
which plays
Tuesday in the
Russell House
Theater at 9 p.m.
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