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THE GAMECOCK
Nobody covers USC better.
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Deep singer
5 Ships
10 Elliptical track
14 Reed in the
winds
15 Product of
gossip
16 Miles of
Hollywood
17 Incinerate
18 Boxing venue
19 Bagnold or
Blyton
20 Caribbean music
makers
22 Abie's Irish lass
23 Monk’s hood
24 Professional
assassins
iib i rip in me Dusn
29 Mississippi
backwater
31 Bedridden
32 Cromwell’s
earldom
34 Exhorted
38 Bungle
40 One less than
birdie
42 Riviera city
43 Cicely or Mike
45 Non-family
room?
47 Bikini part
48 Mortal
50 Pretender
52 “Friends”
character
55 Faithful
56 Gardener’s soil
57 Misleading clue
63 Opposed to
64 Stravinsky and
Sikorsky
65 Moran of “Happy
Days’’
66 Brainstorm
67 Taboos
68 Granny
69 Mend by
weaving
70 Path starter?
71 Over again
DOWN
1 Short cuts
2 Touch on
3 Tender
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4 One Finger Lake
5 Sideways
6 Rustic
7 Prayer windup.
8 Loving
9 Worthless
10 Capsize
11 Stinger's poison
12 Get up
.13 Burdened
21 Traditional
wisdom
25 Debt chit
26 Process flour
27 Confederate
28 Grippes
29 Launched
30 Car shaft
33 Cast-of
thousands
movie
35 Taunting remark
36 Very light brown
37 Sweetheart
39 Arty
41 Real strong
Java
44 Essence
Solutions
46_de force
49 Fine wool
51 Sister of Venus
52 Kilt pattern
53 Civic or Accord
54 Grade-B
Western
55 Pang
58 Vanity cases?
59 “.. Be Cruel"
60 Gulf state
61 Baseball team
62 Emulate a
beaver
HOROSCOPES
AKita Don t ieei iiKe you nave
to share financial information
with everyone who asks.
You’re better off telling no one
than saying too much to the
wrong person.
TAURUS It’s always a good idea
to have a strategist on your
side. Get the best one possible
by convincing him or her that
you’re both headed in the same
direction.
GEMINI You’re entering an
intense, four-week work phase.
Do it for love, and to have more
cash to spend on household
items.
CANCER You’re getting better
at expressing yourself,
especially with the one you
love. Find time over the next
few days for significant
conversations — both the
vernal ana nonveruai tunas.
LEO You’ll find it’s getting
harder to convince a person
who has strong opinions.
Instead of trying to be in
control, maybe you could sit
back and listen.
VIRGO Start working on your
strategy for.the upcoming
phase. Education is the main
idea. You get to choose the
topic.
LIBRA You’re getting a little
more practical, a little more
decisive. Of course you still
care about how things look,
but you want to be sure that
they work.
SCORPIO You realize that
you’re becoming more
powerful by the moment. All
that thinking you’ve been
doing is paying off.
»«uii iMitiua continue to
gather information and keep it
organized. The choice to make
will become obvious, and it
won’t take very long for you to
i decide.
CAPRICORN Your popularity
takes off almost overnight.
After years of practicing, you
become the new sensation.
AQUARIUS Make a few
sketches of what you want to
accomplish in the next four
weeks. A wish list concerning
your career will come in
handy, too.
PISCES Conditions are finally
moving in your favor, albeit
slowly. You should achieve
[ greater peace of mind over the
next few weeks. Set up a
system that gives you more
~ free time.
CALENDAR
Friday, Oct. 24
HOMECOMING PARADE:
4 p.m.
COCKFEST FEATURING
ACTOR/COMEDIAN JAY
MOHR: 8 p.m. Williams-Brice
Stadium. $7 in advance, $9 at
the gate.
TOAST AND JAM IMPROV
THEATER: 8 p.m. Benson
Theatre. $3 students, $5
general admission.
“THE GLASS MENAGERIE”: 8
p.m. Longstreet Theatre. $14
general admission; $12 senior
citizens, faculty members,
staff and military ; $10
students.
“DUMB AND DUMBERER”:
9 p.m. Russell House Theater.
MOCK ORANGE WITH THE
DECEMBER TRAGEDY: 6 p.m.
New tsrooKiana Tavern, 122
State St. $5 21 and up. $8 under
21.
“CAPTURING THE
FRIEDMANS”: 7 and 9:15 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
“FRANKENSTEIN”: 8 p.m.
Columbia Marionette
Theatre, 401 Laurel St. $10.
NONSTOP HIP-HOP LIVE
BATTLE OF THE MCS FINALS: 9
p.m. New Brookland Tavern.
$5
ANGIE APARO CD RELEASE
PARTY WITH TEITUR: 9 p.m.
Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St.
$10.
JIMMY ON THE SHORT BUS:
Sundance Bar & Grill, 902-B
Gervais St. Free.
.
|p| SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9 p.m.
Bp “Rushmore", 11 p.m. "The Royal
■ Tenenbaums.” New Brookland
I Tavern. Free.
Saturday, Oct. 25
“THE GLASS MENAGERIE”: 8
p.m. Longstreet Theatre. $14
general admission; $12 senior
citizens, faculty members,
staff and military; $10
students.
“DUMB AND DUMBERER”: 9
p.m. Russell House Theater.
“CAPTURING THE
FRIEDMANS”: 3,7 and 9:15
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.
MAD SCIENCE MASQUERADE:
6 p.m. reception, 8 p.m.
“Frankenstein,” 9 p.m. “Mad
Science” exhibit. Art Garage
Columbia Marionette
Theatre. $20.
FINALS FOR BATTLE OF THE
BANDS 2, FEATURING
MIKENPIKE, SHE WALKS
WITH BEAUTY AND THE
LETTER RED: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5 21 and
up, $7 under 21.
TOM CONLON WITH KIM
TAYLOR: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java
$7.
MAYWATER: Sundance Bar &
Grill. Free.
Sunday, Oct. 26
“THE GLASS MENAGERIE”: 3
p.m. Longstreet Theatre. $14
general admission, $12 senior
citizens, faculty members,
staff and military, $10
students.
BROKEN WITH SECRET AGENT
BILL, ESTRELLA, AND
FOREVER AND A DAY: 6 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $7
“CAPTURING THE
FRIEDMANS”: 3,7 and 9:15
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.