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1 Figures pros
5 Crimean man
10 Junk e-mail
14 Touched down
15 Czar’s decree
16 Immaculate
17 Chapter
subdivisions
19 Gymnast Korbut
20 “Lie Down in
Darkness” writer
21 Delta follower
23 Removes fat
26 Sniggler’s prey
27 Broken down
30 Winter melon
33 French pronoun
34 Potpourri
emanations
36 Farm layer
37 Overly
submissive
38 Druggist’s org.
39 Frobe of
”Goldfinger"
40 Actress Merkel
41 Buffalo minor
league team
44 Bradbury and
Milland
45 Removes lather
47 In harmony
49 Leading man
50 Actress Shire
51 California
observatory
peak
54 White House
rejections
58 Alda or Ladd
59 Companions of
chocolate
bunnies
62 Memorandum
63 One cubic
decimeter
64 Smelter's residue
65 Tiger’s pegs
66 Dental filling
67 Big top
DOWN
1 Beanies
2 Map of lots
3 Ethereal
4 Sci-fi classic
5 White-root
plants
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6 Alias
7 Barroom spigot
8 Queens tennis
stadium
9 Hit for Aretha
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11 Takes the lead
12 Jason’s ship
13 Signify
18 Tipper’s last
name
22 Black and Red
24 Aluminum
silicates
25 Do the town
27 Object mildly
23 Gage bestseller
29 Tabula rasa
31 Emerald’s
mineral
32 Unable to sit
still
35 Granny
39 Supreme
41 Bit of moonlight
42 Kibbutz resident
43 Softly resonant
46 Rocks
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51 Utter
breathlessly
52 Shaving-cream
ingredient
53 What to be right
as
55 Lascivious look
56 First governor of
Alaska
57 Mil. rank
60 Letters on
McGwire’s cap
61 Pekoe, e g.
HOROSCOPES
ARIES Try not to go racing all
over town getting the things
you need. You can look very
cool and still get the job done
by letting others come to you.
TAURUS You may feel a little
guilty about living in luxury,
but you can get over it. If
you’re managing to do it on a
tight budget, you should feel
proud of yourself.
GEMINI Don’t take anything or
anyone for granted. Even a
person you’ve known for a long
time could surprise you.
Pleasantly, we hope.
CANCER Seems like everything
and everybody’s trying to get
you off track. If you stick to
your budget, your morals and
your standards, you’ll be much
better off.
LEO Your sweetheart is
probably your best friend, too.
You have other friends,
though, so rivalries could
develop. Be diplomatic.
VIRGO The highest form of
enlightenment is to serve one
who serves. So go along with
suggestions from someone who
has your best interests at
heart.
LIBRA Even if you fear you’re
making mistakes, you can’t
afford to stop. Besides, at this
point it’s hard to tell which
decisions are mistakes.
Withhold judgment. You’ll be
pleasantly surprised.
SCORPIO Be on the lookout for
an excellent deal on something
you want for your home. This
purchase could turn out even
better than you expected.
SAGITTARIUS In the middle of
the process, it’s hard to tell if
it’s working. By now you
should be able to see the light
at the end of the tunnel.
CAPRICORN The job will turn
out to be more complex than
you first thought. If you
concentrate on doing it well,
the rewards will be more
abundant than you first
thought.
AQUARIUS A person you care
about is captivated by your
charms. Unfortunately, he or
she isn’t the only one. So many
admirers, so little time! Set
priorities.
PISCES Check the bulletin
boards for deals on something
you need for your home. You
don’t have to pay retail for the
perfect thing.
CALENDAR
Thursday, Aug. 21
OLD FASHIONED PHOTOS,
VIRTUAL IMAGING AND
STICKER PICTURES: 11 a m. to
3 p.m. Greene Street. Free.
“THE CHATEAU”:9 p.m. The
New Brookland Tavern, 122
State St. $5.
ELYSIUM FEATURING DJ
CRYSTAL METH, SACRED
ECSTASY, DJTELAL AND DJ
KANTRIP: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St. $5.
VISTA AFTER 5 CONCERT
SERIES FEATURING THE MEN
OF DISTINCTI0N:5:30 p.m.
Behind Jillian’s, 800 Gervais
St. Free.
Friday, Aug. 22
LATE NIGHT CAROLINA: 9 p.m.
Strom Thurmond Wellness
and Fitness Center. Free to
USC students.
“XX/XY": 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main Street.
RUSTED ROOT: 9 p.m.
Township Auditorium, 1703
Taylor St., $20.50 advance,
$22.50 day of show.
MIKENPIKEWITH CLAYTON
RAVINE: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5 for 21
and up, $7 under 21.
PARROT PALOOZA 2003
FEATURING THE CARIBBEAN
COWBOYS, JIM MORRIS AND
THE BIG BAMBOO BAND,
LAND SHARKS BAND AND
STAN THE MAN: 5 p.m.
Jillian’s. $10 advance, $12 day
of show.
Saturday, Aug. 23
“XX/XY": 3,7 and 9 p.m..
Nickelodeon Theatre.
CONFEDERATE FAGG
FAREWELL SHOW WITH
FETUS STATUE AND SPECIAL
GUESTS: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5.
Sunday, Aug. 24
“XX/XY”: 3,7 and 9 p.m.,
Nickelodeon Theatre.
■ Starring Queen Latifah
and Steve Martin. 8
p.m., Russell House
Theater. Thursday to
Sunday. Free.
MEAN WIENER WITH FAKE
RED SETH, THE NEW
CONSTITUTION AND
GROUNDED: 9 p.m., New
Brookland Tavern, $5.