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The Quigmans by buddy hickerson “Holy cow! We’re witnessing one of the rare holds in pro wrestling, folks: The head combination lock!” Heads and Tails by Jonathan Hughes/The gamecock t *r • . PAUI BY BIUY O'KEEFE www.MR8iuy.c<« --- •H,: *SUbTHt 6UV WEARIN6 VOU KNOW, VOU THINK THE MOST BOMBASTICAUV ABOUT HIM MORE THAN I DO. STUPID HAT IVE EVER SEEN. Slice of Life By James mullen/The Gamecock /*T nmir'S. DITHERED TW?TS by Stan Waling wwvvgtwhgtoml jj Every Journey Begins j With Fifty Steps. Jj 'VNCENTIPEOICUS 5; 5 ■ Crossword ACROSS 1 Hairline 5 Played a role 10 Cicatrix 14 Nondairy spread 15 Yankee manager Joe 16 Tibetan monk 17 Burn a bit 18 Heavyweight with a horn 20 Topography 22 Ease off 23 Academic URL ending 24 Windshield cleaners 27 Popular babysitters 31 Lash marks 32 “Superman” star 33 Alfred E. Neuman’s mag 36 Eve’s grandson 37 Fathers 38 Cabbie’s passenger 39 Born in Cannes 40 Jolly pirate’s name? 41 Finnish bath 42 Deejay’s workplace 44 Leitch and Bailey 47 River island 48 Wear away 49 Against the law 53 “Five Easy Pieces" actress 57 Post-it message 58 Pollster Roper 59 Free-for-all 60 Black, to Blake 61 Dead and Red 62 Bizarre - 63 Gets darker DOWN 1 Washington daily 2 Out of the wind 3 Bring up 4 Deluges 5 Open courtyard 6 Joe McCarthy attorney Roy 7 Prefix with dent or corn 8 Sea eagle 9 _volente 10 Visits dreamland 11 ^blanche 12 Love in Lille 13 Coarse files 19 _ Boothe Luce 21 Appends 24 Audio gear 25 Rahs 26 Guns it in neutral 27 Dancer Verdon 28 Actress Russo 29 Moisturizer ingredient 30 Genesis 33 Hawaiian island 34 River under the Ponte Vecchio 35 College official 37 Word before jerk or pop 38 Made plump 40 Poe bird 41 Spanker or jib 42 Bronco-busting events 43 Snitched 44 Fake-out moves 45 Pope’s fanon 46 Bellini opera 49 Champagne bucket 50 Mongolian desert 51 Particle 52 SLR part 54 Audi competitor 55 Director Spike 56 The Greatest . © 2004 Tribune Media Services. Inc. 01/29/04 All tights reserved. Solutions shlllqMgltJll 131mbsivI3Ts N Q g 3»3 3 13 Jo Vi 1 3 3 10 TTpB~>r 0 V 1 g|N 3 d V X i v 9311 Tpppi¥ q o d 3 MM! i vMs n v a o n o a N O I 1 V 1JS Q I a V 1dJ| V N n V sMd 3 9 0 dllT 3 N 3 d V Tpis 3 d I SjS O N 3 a V yjl3 A 3 3 djs 1 1 3 M ■Mpis d 3 h i om a n v d 9 |s[d|3|d|vldlo|s|fn a ¥V¥][ 0310 111 d j V1 d Horoscopes ARIES Toss out the anchor, put on the brakes, or do whatever you must do to bring yourself back to reality. Then, when your craft is secured, tally up your winnings. TAURUS Things should start getting noticeably better pretty soon. You still can’t have everything you want, but you’re getting more decisive. You can weed out the unnecessary and go for what’s most important. GEMINI It may take a little while to come down from your recent adrenaline rush. If you can, find yourself a private place where you can hide out for a while. CANCER The worst of it wifi soon be over, and your fate will be decided one way or the other. Schedule some relaxation time with your friends. Entertain them with your latest story. Make them promise not to tell. LEO You’ll soon get the chance to report to the people in command. You’ll have to explain what you’ve done and accept responsibility, whether that means taking the credit or the blame. VIRGO Once the challenge has been met and mastered, you’ll feel good about yourself. If you haven’t reached that level yet, don’t worry. Odds are good that you will. LIBRA You love to be swept away by love. Who doesn’t? But be practical. You need to decide how much you can afford before you spend more than you have. SCORPIO Part of your job now is to teach somebody else how to do your job. They won’t have the same level of proficiency, of course. That’s the idea, though - get someone who can do the job even better. SAGITTARIUS After the vision comes all the hard work - both the old tasks and the new ones you’re inventing. Some of it requires improvisation. CAPRICORN You still have to work, but with any luck, you won’t need to spend all of your time on the job. Delegate as much work as you can so that you have more time for games. AQUARIUS To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven. You’ve had a time for quick action, now take this excuse to rest. Get back to basics and relax. PISCES The most dangerous time is almost past. From here on, things look pretty good. You’ll now be in the mood to search out the best bargains. Nothing wrong with that. CALENDAR ^3L’®J I j. vl HR * 1 ■ i I ■ * H Thursday, 8 p.m. Russell i House Theater. Free. Wednesday “INDIANA JONES: THE LAST CRUSADE” 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. Free. “RIVERS AND TIDES: ANDY GOLDSWORTHY WORKING WITH TIME” 3,7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. NON-STOP HIP HOP LIVE, MAIN EVENT FEATURING NEWSPEAK, STREETSIDE,AU RAH, JOHN LYRIC AND J.PACHINO 9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 StateSt. $5. BAIN MATTOX Sundance Bar & Grill, 902-B Gervais St. No cover. Thursday "RIVERS AND TIDES: ANDY GOLDSWORTHY WORKING WITH TIME” 7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. DOC SOMMERS BAND WITH EVOKA, MONDAY IN LONDON 6 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $7. DAMION WOLFE & PAUL CHRISTIANSON WITH JACOB NELSON 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St. Pay what you want show. JEFF LIBERTY WITH NEW BLOOD REVIVAL Sundance Bar & Grill. No cover.