The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 12, 2004, Page 19, Image 19
Crossword
ACROSS
1 U.A.E. word
5 Conductive
element
10 Levee •
14 Portal
15 Junipero_
16 Opera song
17 Mythical
monster
18 Melancholy
19 Electrical unit
20 Rose feature
22 Actress Thurman
23 Travelers’
stopovers
24 Business
publication
28 One sense
29 Pitch tents
32 Intertwine
35 Chuck
37 Smokable
Cuban
38 Light gray
39 RPM part
40 Period
42 Falsehood
43 Salary increase
45 Staff character
47 Assistance
48 Splendiferous
50 Nina’s sister ship
52 New York City
waterway
57 Flidden fence
59 Amoral deed
60 World-weary
61 Roundish shape
62 Siammin’
Sammy
65 podrida
66 Catch with a
lasso
67 Chico’s brother
68 Flutter
69 Dumbstruck
70 Ruhr Valley city
71 Allen and
Robbins
DOWN
1 Take on as one’s
own
2 Slugger Maris
3 Major artery
4 Width
5 NYC arena
6 Slithery fish
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7 Feed bins
8 Scent
9 Childbirth
innovator
10 Rome airport
11 Jason Gedrick
movie
12 Brick oven
13 Dines
21 _G. Carroli
25 Remote button
26 Potential oak
27 Ancient Peruviar
30 Flexible armor
31 Spadework
32 Red planet
33 Jacob’s twin
34 Tidy
36 Become
permanent
39 Llama land
41 Tear apart
44 Like flowers with
calyxes
46 For_(to begin
with)
47 Barn storage
section
Solutions
( 49 Percy_
Shelley
51 Rust bucket
53 Turner and
Holmes
54 The 4 Seasons
singer Frankie
55 Muslim faith
56 Abrupt
transitions
57 Israeli dance
58 Profess
63 Mimic
64 Pardo or Ho
Horoscopes
ARIES It isn’t a good day to
travel far. If you must go, allow
lots of time. You’ll likely have
to take a detour. Plan an
alternative route. That holds
true even if you don’t have to
travel far.
TAURUS Don’t get so
exuberant that you give away
your secret. The less said now,
the better. Don’t reveal how
much you’ve won.
GEMINI There are plenty of
good reasons to get rid of
things that don’t work
anymore. That applies to
colors and fabrics, too. Go on
and redecorate!
CANCER New information is
causing you to re-evaluate.
Some of the conditions you’re
working under may be
unnecessary. In other words,
you’re doing a job the hard way.
LEO You’re under pressure to
make sure there’s plenty of
money headed your way.
Luckily for you, existing
conditions make that very
likely.
VIRGO In order to solve a
persistent problem, you need
to change the way you’re
approaching the whole
situation. Learn to see things
from another perspective.
LIBRA The time you spend in
prayer or meditation isn’t
wasted. Those are the most
valuable minutes of your
entire day. That’s where you
gather energy.
SCORPIO A friend asks a
favor, and you’re eager to help
out. Donate labor, but be
careful with your cash. You
could go through a lot of it in
short order.
SAGITTARIUS You can learn
things now that will propel you
toward success. At least one
loved one has complete faith in
you. Trust that person, and
keep studying.
CAPRICORN If you’re thinking
about making some sort of
long-term commitment, be
careful. There’s a good chance
you’ll discover that something
isn’t the way you thought it
was. Investigate carefully.
AQUARIUS You keep the heat
turned up to make sure
everyone gets what they
deserve. You’re in charge of
the facts and figures, and
getting them to the right place.
PISCES You may have been
sort of shy about something.
That’s not uncommon. You can
let a loved one know how much
you care.
CALENDAR
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Monday Jan. 12
“BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM”:
““L'AUBERGE ESPAGNOLE”: 7
and 9:20 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
VURGE WITH BUILD A
BRIDGE, IF ALL ELSE FAILS,
BLEEDING KANSAS: 8 p.m
New Brookland Tavern, 122
■■■mb
State St. $5 21 and up, $7 under
21.
Tuesday Jan. 13
“BEND U LIKE BECKHAM”: 8
p.m. Russell House Theater
“NAQOYQATSI (HOPI FOR
‘WAR AS A WAY OF LIFE’)” 7
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre.
INTERFERENCE WITH
HERCULES HERCULES,
MIDAS & MORGAN: 8 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $7.
OPEN MIC WITH CHRIS
RICHARDS: Sundance Bar &
Grid, 902 Gervais St.
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