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ACROSS
1 Frequently
6 Declared
10 Incite
14 Secret
15 Frank or Bronte
16 Take apart
17 Unworldly
18 Got up
19 Acquire
20 Dodge model
21 Clubs and
diamonds
23 Olympic runner
Sebastian
25 Allows to
26 Arm or leg
31 Particles
35 Greek letter
36 English noble
37 Take a trip
38 Wine cask
39 _of hand
(dexterity)
41 Pub potable
42 Excuses
44 Take the plunge
45 Digit
46 Sped
A "7
cleanser
49 Philosopher
Descartes
51 WNW's opposite
52 Composure
57 Wight or Skye
61 Lean to one
side
62 Aloha in Parma
63,Organic
compound
64 British composer
Thomas
65 Damage
66 Object
67 Spellers'
contests
68 Otherwise
69 Jacks and
queens
DOWN
1 Frank and
honest
2 Emancipated
3 Beginner: var.
4 Manifest
5 TV’s “Science
Guy” Bill
6 Rani's wrap
7 Soon
8 Shoe part
9 Steel plow
pioneer
10 Masters city
11 _ B'rith
12 Polish prose
13 Heavy weights
21 Soldier’s awards
22 Golf-course
employees
24 Biased
26 Essence of
roses
27 Singer Abdul
28 Of Carthage
29 Exist
30 Move smoothly
32 Egg-shaped
33 Casaba or
crenshaw
34 Winter
precipitation
37 “_Company”
40 Hood’s gun
43 Scolds
47 Not guilty plea
48 Japanese
entertainer
50 Alcove
52 Bacon quantity
53 Trunk spare
54 Serf of the Dark
Ages
55 I'm all_!
56 A few
58 Recipe direction 2
59 Accept an
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60 Units of work
63 & the rest
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ARIES A lot of things could g<S
wrong, and some things
probably will. To that cheery
note, I’ll add that all turns out
surprisingly well. Stay agile.
TAURUS There are several
ways to make ends meet.
You’re used to doing without,
but that’s not the only answer.
You might be able to get more
money by simply asking for it.
You have very little to lose.
GEMINI You’re encountering
several frustrations, but don’t -
let them get you down. Be
methodical in your research
and you’ll soon meet with
success. ,
CANCER Fixing up your home
could mean you’ll make a
much bigger mess first.
Prepare a plan. That will help
lessen unpleasant surprises.
LEO You’re starting to get good
suggestions, but not all of them
will work. Encourage
brainstorming from your
team, but let them know
exactly what you want.
VIRGO You’ll soon be in a
position to increase your
income. This could involve a
new job, but it mostly involves
technical improvements.
Here’s your excuse to upgrade
LIBRA It’s one thing after
another all the livelong day.
The overall outcome is
positive, but it takes a while.
SCORPIO Someone who’s
nagging you may begin to
appear less attractive. You’re a
good listener, and maybe that’s
the point of the entire lesson.
You’ll be rewarded later if you
offer your time to this person
now.
SAGITTARIUS You may not
have to say much if you have
the right spokesperson. Make
sure you provide all the
pertinent facts, and let
somebody else do the talking.
CAPRICORN The first thing
that happens in any new
project is that you find out
what you don’t know. Don’t feel
awkward. It’s a natural state of
being, and it’s temporary.
AQUARIUS Money could still
be a hassle, but you sure have
plenty of love. Consequently,
you have no reason to fret. You
got the best end of that deal.
PISCES Use somebody else’s
energy to put your plans into
effect. Making them think it
.was their idea isn’t against the
rules.
CALENDAR
Wednesday, Sept. 17
“UNPRECEDENTED: THE 2000
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
DOCUMENTARY” WITH
DISCUSSION FORUM AND
VOTER REGISTRATION TO
FOLLOW: 7 p.m. Physical
Sciences Building, room 210.
MELISSA FERRICK WITH ANN
MCCUE: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St $7
“WINGED MIGRATION”: 3,7
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
“THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA":
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Trustus Theatre, 520 Lady St.
$17.50, $12 students.
SUNDANCE SHOWDOWN
WEEK ONE: 9 p.m. Sundance
Bar and Grill. 902-B Gervais
St.
Thursday, Sept. 18
VISTA AFTER 5 WITH THE
EMBERS: 5:30 p.m. Behind
Jillians, 800 Gervais St.
THEE BLACK CELEBRATION
FEATURING VOODOU: 9 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $6.
“WINGED MIGRATION”: 7
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre.
“THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA”:
Trustus Theatre. $15, $12
students.
Jim Carrey stars in “Bruce Almighty” along with Jennifer
Aniston and Morgan Freeman. The movie will show at 8 p.m.
at the Russell House Theater on Wednesday and Thursday.