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CROSSWORD.
ACROSS
1 Of an insect
stage
6 Crow’s call
9 In the know
14 Wear away
15 The Greatest
16 Former Turkish
title
17 Battery terminal
18 Strews
20 Casual garb
22 PGA prop
23 Memory method
24 Romanov title
26 Sounds the
alarm
28 Actress Moore
31 Open-minded
34 Above it all
36 Wild thing
37 Beer vessel
40 Reed or Mills
41 Summer hrs. in
Boston
42 Serengeti huntei
44 Make a lap
45 Ravine
47 Dispatches
48 Some artists
51 untneapexoi
52 Backs of boats
54 Salton and
Sargasso
56 Swiss
marksman
57 Cassowary
cousin
60 Shrivel
64 Positioning
correctly
67 Personal record
68 Dunne or Cara
69 Carnival city
■ 70 Unworldly
71 Insertion
indicator
72 Ike’s WWII
command
73 Loses moisture
DOWN
1 Bog material
2 Coffee servers
3 Fiddlesticks!
4 Computing
sums
5 Ogles
6 Bounder
7 Landed
8 Prudent
9 Simian
10 Rabbit colony
11 Mixed bag
12 Butler of fiction
13 Lets up
19 Anjou and
Bartlett
21 Make lace
25 General_E.
Lee
27 Substructure for
plaster
28 June honorees
29 People of "The
Time Machine”
30 Vermont's
capital
32 Cliff shelf
33 Diner customers
35 Dickens
character
38 Disassemble
39 Breathe in
sharply
43 More frothy
46 Beginning
49 Francis or
Golonka
50 Stitch together
52 Impassive
53 _lirma
55 Gave a hand to
58 Bog down
59 College credit
61 Spy Mata
62 HOMES part
63 Bread grains
65 Bottom-line
figure
66 Ooze
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES Hiding out isn’t one of
your favorite games, but you
can do it when you must.
Changes going on now make it
important to be flexible. Be
invisible, too, if you can.
TAURUS You may be growing
impatient with those who can’t
make up their minds. Don’t
make the decision for them,
though. They’re starting to
figure it out.
GEMINI Although your mind is
full of questions, it’s more
helpful if you offer
suggestions. Keep track of
what the others think, too.
Keep channels of
communication open.
CANCER Others look to you for
answers, but you don’t have
them all. Some of the things
you try won’t work. Stay
upbeat and try again. And be
willing to compromise.
LEO The temptation to splurge
may be strong, but your
willpower is stronger. Don’t
buy much of anything now —
not even a gift for a loved one.
It can wait.and here Horoscope
goes her
VIRGO There’s a strange love
hate relationship going on.
You and your antagonist have
something that ties you
together. One of you is Ying,
the other Yang. Now, decide
which is which.
LIBRA Modifications will be
required to get your fantasy to
manifest. Continue to do the
research, and practice,
practice, practice.
SCORPIO There may not be
enough money for you to do
everything you want. Let
others know your limitations,
and proceed accordingly.
SAGITTARIUS It may seem as if
others refuse to see the facts.
Just because they’re arguing
doesn’t mean they can’t hear
what you’re saying.
CAPRICORN You’re in pretty
good shape, though it’s
difficult for some others. Don’t
try to solve all their problems.
That’s futile. Just referee if
asked.
AQUARIUS The good news is
that work you’ve done could
soon bring in more money. Use
it to replenish your savings
account and maybe to pay off a
few bills. No new toys yet.
PISCES It’s best not to confront
an authority figure directly, at
least not by yourself. If you can
convince a partner to ccme,
there’s a better chance you’ll
be heard.
CALENDAR
Wednesday, Sept. 10
“INSIDE THE BROTHERHOOD OF
HATE” - TOM MARTINEZ SPEAKS
ON TOLERANCE: 7 p.m. Russell
House Ballroom.
“CAMP”: The independent film
focuses on talented youth at a
performing arts camp in New
York. 3,7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main
St
NONSTOP HIP-HOP LIVE
FEATURING KRS-ONE: The
Blastmaster himself will bring
his legendary blend of social
criticism and boom-bap
aesthetic to Columbia.
10 p.m. New Brookland Tavern,
122 State St. $12 in advance, $15
at door.
PROGRESSIVE COFFEE HOUR: 6
p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main
St. Free.
Thursday, Sept. 11
“MYRA PACI: SEARCHING FOR
PARADISE” - SOUTHERN
CIRCUIT FILM SCREENING: 7
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.
DAVE BROCKIE EXPERIENCE
WITH ISABELLE’S GIFT, PLAN B:
9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern.
$7.
Starring Halle Berry, Hugh Jackman,
Patrick Stewart and Alan Cumming.
Wednesday and Thursday. 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater. Free.