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CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Attention getter
5 Smart _
10 Swear
14 Director Ephron
15 Family car
16 Singing star
17 Large keyboard
instrument
19 Vocalize an ach*e
20 Perfume
compound
21 “Billy Budd”
author
23 Skintight outfit
26 Too tolerant
27 Toy with
30 Buy time
34 Faceless ones
. or elevens
38 Female torch
singers
40 Lenient
41 God of the Koran
42 Poet Dove
43 Reredos
45 Bridge hand
46 Rigatoni or ziti
47 Houston pro
49 Charlottesville
sch.
51 Shipboard
balance
56 Withholds
approval
61 Play over
62 Babylonia, now
63 Opera company
manager
* 66 Prego
competitor
67 1988 Olympic
Games city
68 Equestrian
game
69 Former name of
Exxon
70 Ledger item
71 Arduous journey
DOWN
1 Anaheim player
2 Trigger or Silver
3 Muse of verse
4 “The Absinthe
Drinker” painter
5 Nile cobra
6 Wahine’s
garland
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cheese
8 Punishment
stick
9 Hillock
10 Alloy, e.g.
11 Stringed
instrument
12 Track shape
13 Decline
18 Dang!
22 Roses’ holder
24 Hit the high pts.
25 “The Blue_”
28 Market figures
29 Passes into law
31 Gobi’s location
32 Oh, why not!
33'Would-be atty.’s
exam
34 Pronto letters
35 Coke or Pepsi
36 Young newts
37 Way things are
39 Sellers film,
“Being
44 Great review
48 Regatta blades
Solutions
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52 Jumped
53 Blunder
54 Craftiness
55 Sergeant fish
56 Desperate
57 Remsen and
Levin
58 Droops
59 Certain feds
60 Locate
64 Capek playmen I
65 TV Tarzan Ron
HOROSCOPES
ARIES As you’re figuring out
your plans for the next couple
of days, remember that
excessive spending will cause
you a bad case of buyer’s
remorse.
TAURUS If you concentrate on
serving others, you’ll never
have to worry about others
taking care of you. What goes
around comes around.
GEMINI No time to rest on your
past successes — there’s
another task to be handled.
The faster you provide what’s
requested, the more abundant
the reward.
CANCER Get your place in
order. That way, you can
entertain spontaneously if the
urge strikes. They’ll think
you’re prepared all the time.
LEO Focus on something you
want to accomplish.
Something you can be proud
of. Something that will last for
generations. Something solidly
built on love.
VIRGO You’ll now find it a little
easier to get what you deserve.
That’s fair pay for a good job
done. Insist on it if necessary.
LIBRA Make sure the money is
coming in at regular intervals.
Cinch the deal so you that you
don’t have to worry about it
any longer.
SCORPIO You may be feeling
slightly pressured. But the
pressure might motivate you
to start something that you’ve
been thinking about too long.
SAGITTARIUS You’re getting
more powerful each day, but
along with that power comes
something .else. You’ll have to
take on more responsibility,
regardless of whether you
want to.
CAPRICORN An older person
appears to be in a generous
mood. If you’re accepting a
new position or contract, get
the terms in writing.
AQUARIUS You’re pretty
smart, but the exams aren’t
over. Don’t start celebrating
yet. You still have a few tough
questions to answer over the
next couple of days. Study!
PISCES If you’re going out of
town in the next day or two,
take precautions. Mechanical
difficulties could slow you
. down. Check out all your belts
and hoses.
CALENDAR
Friday, Nov. 21
TIGERBURN, PAT MCGEE
BAND CONCERT: 6 p.m. The
Colonial Center, 801 Lincoln
St.
“THE MAN WHO CAME TO
DINNER”: 8 p.m. Workshop
Theatre, 1136 Bull St. $13
general admission, $11
students and military.
“BRAGGING RITES”: 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater.
“POLAROID STORIES”: 8 p.m.
Longstreet Theatre. $14
general admission; $12
faculty, staff and military; $10
students.
“SWIMMING POOL”: 7and 9
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
WUSC (CAROLINA) VS. WSBF
(CLEMSON) FEATURING
CLAYTON RAVINE, TIGERBOT
HESH AND THISTLE: 9 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern, 122
State St. $5 21 and up, $7 under
21.
KING HIPPO WITH
GREENLIGHT COUNSEL, RONI
ZAGORIA: Sundance Bar &
Grill, 902-B Gervais St. Free.
Saturday, Nov. 22
“SWIMMING POOL”: 3,7 and 9
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.
FOOD NOT BOMBS BENEFIT
FEATURING MANDIBLE,
FRONTPAGE, HANDGUN
SONATA, MAGIC JOHNSON
RIDE AND THE DECEMBER
TRAGEDY: 6 p.m. Uncle
Doctor’s, 1734 Mobile Drive.
^ Saturday. 10 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5.
$5 ($1 off with
canned-good
donation).
CONNER BROTHERS BAND:
Sundance Bar & Grill. Free.
Sunday, Nov. 23
“SWIMMING POOL”: 3,7 and 9
p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre.
DOG FASHION DISCO WITH
SLAVES ON DOPE, TESTING
GROUND AND PLAN B:9p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $7.
SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE -
“SNATCH”: 12 a.m. New
Brookland Tavern. Frpe.