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Crossword
ACROSS
1 Declines
5 Pays attention tc
10 Circle sections
14 Zhivago’s love
15 Actor Flynn
16 Pound or Frost
17 For the most par
19 Italian explorer
20 Value highly
21 Laborer
23 Wan
27 Bill of “I Spy”
28 Sneezing
powder
32 Sicilian code of
silence
34 Sandburg or
Sagan
35 Barrel part
36 Rugged cliff
40 Mayberry boy
41 Putter Palmer
42 Suffer from
43 “_of the
d’Urbervilles"
44 “The Man Who
_ Be King”
45 First name in
daredevils
46 “Messiah”
composer
AQ hilanimilatAi'c
49 Give birth to
52 Snooze
54 Brass and
pewter, e.g.
56 Guthrie and
Herman
61 Ballet skirt
62 Deliberate self
denial
66 Arabian sultanati
67 Hearth
implement
68 Venetian villain
69 Inept loser
70 Roasting rods
71 Deli side
DOWN
1 Hamburg’s river
2 Bengal and
Biscay
3 Irritating child
4 Rational
5 Ships’tillers
6 Period
7 Slip up
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8 Follow
persistently
9 Large amount
10 Nears
11 Castled pieces
12 Show-biz notabli
13 Building floor
18 Not listening
22 Tenth mo.
24 Souped-up'
vehicles
> 25 Lasker of chess
26 Conductor
Marriner
28 Aberdonian
29 Scruff
30 “QB VII" author
31 Minor injury
33 Marsh plant
35 Cut
37 Speak
incoherently
38 Profess
39 Solidifies
47 Even one
48 Informed about
49 Squelched
50 Feather
Solutions
51 Sacrificial
platform
53 Water pitchers
55 Tree juices
57 Elevator man?
58 Use a rotary
phone
59 Tranquility
discipline
60 Overwhelm with
flattery
63 Hit on the head
64 Go on snow
65 Hanoi holiday
Horoscopes
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ARIES If you've been following
orders, a bonus can be yours.
You could get another
assignment, too, leading to a
pay raise. For you, learning
discipline is the most
important part.
TAURUS The lessons you're
learning are starting to sink in
and proving to be quite useful.
An old trauma, for example,
will tell you what not to do
with your heart.
GEMINI It's a good day to go
shopping for a household item.
By doing the research and
taking decisive action, you'll
find the best bargain.
CANCER You can learn a lot
from a person with experience.
This individual may be
cranky, though, so ask
questions respectfully.
LEO. It's not that the
honeymoon is over; it's just
that you now realize how much
work is required to get where
you want to go. Dig in.
VIRGO It ought to be easier to
get your way now that
somebody strong is on your
side. This person always has
your best interests at heart.
The worst is almost over.
LIBRA It may be hard to get out
of bed this morning. If you
don't have to, don't. It's not that
you're sick or even lazy; it's
more likely that you're iri love,
or making plans, or both. .
SCORPIO Think and act
quickly to correct a mistake
that somebody else makes at
work. The others may think it
was funny. You see it
differently, and you're right.
SAGITTARIUS Finances aren't
your favorite subject. You may
even have an old hurt
associated with them, but don't
let that stop you. Do what's
required to pay the bills.
CAPRICORN Input from far
away confirms your suspicions
and shows that you're on the
right track. Don't despair if you
don't see results yet. Keep
making improvements at home.
AQUARIUS If you slow down
and think, you'll find a more
profitable way. Money may not
be your greatest concern, but it
never hurts to have too much.
PISCES You have the ability
and the resources. Don't let old
insecurities slow you down. If
you messed up before, figure
out what to try in order to be
more successful. You can do it.
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CALENDAR;
Monday
"LOVE ACTUALLY": 8 p.m.
-Russell House Theater.
“CASADE LOS BABYS": 7 and
9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre,
937 Main St.
HEY MERCEDES WITH BEN
WALKER, DAYLIGHT HOURS,
THE DECEMBER TRAGEDY: 8
p.m. New Brookland Tavern,
122 State St. $8.
Tuesday
“CASA DE LOS BABYS”: 7 p.m.
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, $6.50, $5.50 students.
POETRY AND PROSE NIGHT
FEATURING SALT CREEK,
SPONSORED BY THE USC; '
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M Tuesday, 8 p.m. Russell **
House Theater.
GRADUATE ENGLISH DEPT.: 9
p.m. New Brookland Tavern,
$3 21+, $5 under 21.
SKORE: Sundance Bar and
Grill, 900-B Gervais St. No
cover.