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ACROSS
1 Roman orator
7 Used-car site
10 Hot tubs
14 More clamorous
15 Aerosol
medication
17 Huns’leader
18 Harding’s
successor
19 Hodgepodge
21 Puzzling
question
22 Saintly glow
23 Clod buster
24 Informal
affirmative
25 Sgt.'s underling
28 Jersey eager
29 “Travels with My
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31 Do ghost work
33_Kong
35 Pallid
39 Irish homeland
40 Gritty
41 Mystery game
42 Pose like
Charles Atlas
43 Browse the Web
44 Play for time
45 As a result
47 Crete peak
49 Glove
compartment
item
50 Bounder
53 Wallet single
54 Ceremonial act
56 Pacific state
58 Spooky state
62 Like beasts or
aliens
64 Stands of trees
05 Approaching
66 Heckart or
Herlie
67 Requirement
68 Knight’s
address
69 Burns with hot
liquid
DOWN
1 Applaud
2 Little bit
3 Slices
4 Wharton or
Piaf
5 Dependent
6 Deiphic seer
7 Parasitic
insects
8 John Lennon’s
Yoko
9 Painstakingly
accurate
10 Lost traction
11 Rice field
12 Viewpoint
13 Much inclined
16 Foreigner
20 Conservatory
23 Delay
25 Cook
26 Beach bucket
27 Angler’s decoy
30 Savoir-faire
32 On deck
34 Possessive
pronoun
36 Kind of dunk
37 Honolulu dance
38 Sharp cry
40 Tidal waves
44 Mock-heroic
46 Poppycock
48 Funeral laments
50 Ecclesiastical
law
51 All by oneself
52 Two-step or
tango
55 Gay”
57 Wearing
footwear
58 Cal Tech grad
59 Daredevil Knievel
60 Burpee kernel
61 IRS IDs
63 Singer DiFranco
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Solutions
Horoscopes
ARIES Take care of business
for at least one more day.
Then you can run and play
with your friends. Don't waste
any time. Minimize
distractions and keep on
cranking.
TAURUS Finish what you’ve
been working on. Give
yourself a sense of completion,
even if you don't convince
everyone. Your voice travels
farther than you know.
GEMINI You'd be smart to go
along with whatever your boss
has in mind. That holds true
for your teacher or your guru,
too. Comply.
CANCER You can find a
practical solution to just about
any problem, although some
problems pose more of a
challenge than others. Don't
give up. You're good at this.
LEO Remember to be
respectful. Say "sir" or
"madam" when appropriate.
The person in charge of
divvying up the loot will be
impressed.
VIRGO Drawing up lists and
making plans qualifies as a
first step toward your goal.
Finish an old job as quickly as
possible so that you can get to
the new stuff.
LIBRA Get the raw materials,
and put them together
yourself. You'll wind up with
an item more valuable than
anything you could have
bought.
SCORPIO If you're feeling
pooped, let the other person
drive. Relax and let somebody
else take charge. You won't
lose a thing.
SAGITTARIUS Don’t talk much
about a work in progress. It's
not quite ready to be displayed.
This isn't the same as being
sneaky; it's more like working
out the bugs. I
CAPRICORN Accepting love
can be like drinking a tonic; it
quiets a fearful mind. So don't
second-guess a thoughtful
gesture. Allow it to penetrate.
AQUARIUS You'll soon be up
and at ’em again, but there's
no need to push. If you feel
like fussing around your
place instead of going out,
that's OK.
PISCES Prepare for a
gathering at your place, both
physically and mentally.
Traditions that you've
established will bring
stability, love and fun. If you
don't have any traditions,
make some up.
CALENDAR
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Friday. 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre,
937 Main St.
Friday
SHERRILL MILNES MASTER
CLASS: 10 a.m., 2 p.m. School
ofMusic, $15.
"ONCE UPON A TIME IN
MEXICO": 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
CHANDLER CARRIKER: 9 p.m.
Jammin' Java.
SUICIDEGIRLS: 10 p.m.New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St. $10.
D.B. BRYANT: Sundance Bar
and Grill, 902-B Gervais St.
Saturday
SHERRILL MILNES MASTER
CLASS: 10 a.m., 2 p.m. School
of Music. $15.
ZEN TRICKSTERS: 8 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $8.
ADAM CULLUM: 9 p.m.
Jammin' Java.
THE CONNER BROTHERS
BAND: Sundance Bar and
Grid
Sunday
WATASHIWA: 4 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $7.
ANTI-ANTI: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5.