The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 05, 2003, Page 9, Image 9
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Wrigley Field
slugger
5 Doldrums
10 Lubricates
14 Butterfingers’
comment
15 Painter of water
lilies
16 Component
17 Israeli weapons
18 Without vitality
19 Family plan
20 Of punishment
22 Dive type
24 Pairs
26 Comic Anderson
27 Quarantine
30 Mil. muddles
34 Diplomacy
35 “Back in Black”
rock group
38 Struggler’s
sound
39 D.C. summer
hrs. '
40 Alternately
42 Patriotic grp.
43 Polynesian New
Zealander
45 Hautboy
46 Taj Mahal site
47 Puppet’s lifeline
49 Astronomer of
Alexandria
51 Propelled, as a
boat
54 Lather
55 Carousel
59 Coat again
62 Autobahn auto
63 Bert’s Muppet
pal
65 Cloud number
66 Blood formation
67 Is affected by
68 1982 Disney sci
fi film
69 Kans. neighbor
70 Watchband
71 Maxwell or
Lanchester
DOWN
1 Mock turtle, e.g.
2 Muck
3 Interference
runner for
politicos
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4 _and battery
5 Autobahn auto
6 Unit of bread
7 Invalidate
8 Anyone home?
9 Engraver’s tool
10 Last longer than
11 Calvary letters
12 Untruths
13 Leave text as is
21 Mauna_
23 Triangle sounds
25 Tarry
27 News pieces
28 Anwar of Egypt
29 External: pref.
31 Ice cream choice
32 Neutralize
33 Wander away
36 Record a voice
over
37 Rider’s whip
40 Twofold
41 Jersey team
44 1929 Bebe
Daniels movie
46 Like pasta
cooked less
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48 Sorrows
50 Sharing
pronoun
52 Wading bird
53 Eatery
55 City on the
Brazos River
56 Wrestler Hogan
57 Teen heartthrob
58 _ monster
60 Yucatan years
61 “_: Warrior
Princess”'
64 Psychic letters
HOROSCOPES
ARIES It’s best to take
whatever you’ve gained and
squirrel most of it away. Don’t
blow it on candy or nights on
the town, and don’t spend it all
on your friends.
TAURUS You should be feeling
pretty good, but there’s trouble
ahead. An older person could
throw you a curve, so don’t
take anything for granted.
Watch out for a change in
plans.
GEMINI Put your social life on
hold while you get your
finances straightened out.
You’re smart enough to get
rich if you just apply yourself.
Do the math.
CANCER Friends back you up
when you ask for their help,
and not a moment too soon.
But don’t let them in on all of
your secrets — they don’t need
to know.
LEO Best to keep a lid on your
enthusiasm While you listen to
what’s being asked. You can do
it, but ifis a much bigger
assignment than you first
imagined.
VIRGO You may have a few
nagging annoyances to deal
with, but don’t worry. You’re
so smart and resourceful that
there won’t be any problems.
LIBRA You’re a great talker—
no doubt about that. But it’s
better to listen, and maybe to
work more on straightening up
your house.
SCORPIO Accept an offer of
help from a person with ,
distinct tastes. Just
understand that you may get
some unsolicited advice.
SAGITTARIUS You work hard
for the money, or you will for
the next couple of days
anyway. Don’t spend it all on
books or computer programs.
Save some for food and rent.
CAPRICORN The person who’s
right for you doesn’t want you
to spend a lot of money on gifts.
He or she can help you stick to
a tight budget, and this person
only wants love in return.
AQUARIUS Domestic matters
take precedence tonight and
over the weekend. Get your
place whipped into shape now
so that you can relax later.
PISCES Continue to do the
homework so that you’ll do
well on the test. One of the
paths you’ll go down is a dead
end. Don’t be dismayed. Find
out which path is which.
CALENDAR
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Friday, Dec. 5
FIVE NIGHTS OF ONE ACTS,
PROGRAM B: 7 p.m. BookerT.
Washington Auditorium’s
Black Box Theatre. Free.
“BAD BOYS II": 8 p.m. RusseU
House Theater.
SICK OF IT ALL, MOST
PRECIOUS BLOOD, LOVE IS
RED AND THE PROGRAM: 6
p.m. New Brookland Tavern,
122 State St. $12.
“THE FANTASTICKS”: 8 p.m.
Trixstus Theatre. 520 Lady St.
$20.
MAH LONG WITH RACHEL
MERCHAND: 9 p.m. Jammin’
Java, 1530 Main St. “Pay what
you want.”
Saturday, Dec. 6
FIVE NIGHTS OF ONE ACTS,
PROGRAM C: 8 p.m. Booker T.
Washington Auditorixxm’s
Black Box Theatre. Free.
“BAD BOYS II": 9 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
“THE EYE": 3,7 and9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
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Tinker’s Punishment and The Letter Red. Saturday at 9 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $5 21 and up, $7 under 21.
“THE FANTASTICKS": 8 p.m.
Trustus Theatre. $20.
BROOKE CAMPBELL WITH
DAVID ADEDOKUN: 9 p.m.
Jammin’ Java. $5.
Saturday, Dec. 6
use CONCERT CHOIR
CHRISTMAS CONCERT: 6 p.m.
First Presbyterian Church,
1420 Lady St. Free.
“THE EYE”: 3,7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
THE LETTER RED, THE LITTLE,
DADE COUNTY RESISTANCE: 6
p.m. New Brookland Tavern.
$5 21 and up, $7 under 21.
SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIES: New
Brookland Tavern. 10 p.m.:
“The Princess Bride.”
Midnight: Labyrinth.
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AS A HOUSE.
HE WAS RAISED
BY WOLVES.
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FOR BREAKFAST.
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WILD SRIZZLY.
HE SHOT A MAN
FOR LOOKING AT
HIM CROOKED.
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WOMEN THAN HEF
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SINGLE HANDED.
LEGENDS NEVER DIE.
SOME HOWEVER
ARE ALREADY DEAD.