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You have too much work and too many emotions. It’ll get easier tomorrow. TAURUS Invest part of your recent financial gains into new study materials. Learning to gether with someone you love is great fun, and it’s good for you both. GEMINI Fantasies are only imaginary while you’re work ing out all the details. Focus your resources and attention, and you can make a good fanta sy come true. CANCER The challenge is to make your savings grow while taking care of your environ ment. There are lots of ways you can do this, not the least of which is home improvement. LEO Even though you’re get ting more confident, caution is advised. You don’t need to tell everyone what you’re doing be fore you’re certain it will work. VIRGO You may have taken on new responsibilities, but don’t fret. You won’t have to do the work all by yourself. Just keep your team organized. LIBRA Negotiations behind the scenes make a big difference now. If you can stall just a little longer, your chances for success improve. SCORPIO You might be able to get away later tonight or to morrow. It would sure do you good to visit a favorite hangout. With your favorite sidekick, of course. SAGITTARIUS Accept an op portunity to upgrade your per- A sonal skills. Even if you have to pay for the class, it’ll be a good investment. CAPRICORN Pressures ease as you let" someone else give you a helping hand. You might want get out this weekend, starting as soon as possible. AQUARIUS Better stop day dreaming and get back to work. That curtails your traveling. Better to brown-bag it now so that you can at least have Sunday to play. PISCES A calmer phase is coming, and not a moment too soon. Recent changes may have you rattled. Schedule some free time for yourself. _I CALENDAR Friday, Sept. 19 “BRUCE ALMIGHTY": 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. LATIN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL OPENING RECEPTION: 6 p.m. Immaculate Consumption. SWIMMING POOL Q'S WITH QUATRO MANO,THE ECTOMORPHS :9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $6. CONTEMPORARIES OF THE COLUMBIA MUSEUM OF ART’S THIRD FRIDAY PARTY FEATURING THE COUNTY LINE BAND: 6 p.m. Boyd Plaza, comer of Main and Hampton streets. $5, free for contemporary members. “THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA”: Trustus Theatre. $17.50, $12 students. “RAGTIME”: Workshop Theatre. 1136 Bull St. Saturday, Sept. 20 “BRUCE ALMIGHTY”: 9 p.m. Russell House Theater. LATIN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTS FREE DOUBLE FEATURE AND FILM TALK: Noon. “Dissident” followed by panel discussion at 1:30 p.m. “Balseros” Columbia Museum of Art, Main at Hampton streets. “WINDHORSE": Following the film, the Venerable Geshe Dakpa Topgyal, a Tibetan monk, will speak and host a Q-and-A session. 7 p.m. Gambrell Hall, Room 153. $7 general, $3 with student ID. TRANS AM WITH FROM SAFETY TO WHERE, A.R.E. WEAPONS, THE MOVIES: 9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $8. “THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA”: Trustus Theatre. $17.50, $12 A students. ™ Sunday, Sept. 21 THE DIRTY DOZEN BRASS BAND: 9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $10. “MICROCOSMS”: 5:30 p.m. short film; 6 p.m. feature. Gambrell Hall, Room 153. “THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA”: Trustus Theatre. $13.50, $12 students. —i——— —nr—— i 1 •—a i - " vara " ■ Friday, 7 and 9:35 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 3,7 and 9:35 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 - Main St. wwwrlailwpmprorlr mm