The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 23, 2004, Page 13, Image 13
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Sound of rippling
water
5 Metal-shaping
stand
10 Fountain drink
14 Surface
measure
15 Rolls_
16 Severn tributary
17 Small monkey
18 Earth visitor
19 Embraced
20 Rigorous
21 Prohibit
22 Palely
23 Meteor
27 On _ (without
guarantee)
28 Infused with
oxygen
32 Leafy quaker
34 Positioned
accurately
36 Bustle
37 Nice nothing?
38 Lunch times
39 Trademark
swab
40 Pharmacy abbr.
41 Lethal snake
oily near
Helena
43 Exterior
45 Dirt
46 Portland team
51 Lake near
Reno
54 _ Baba
55 Part of a
procedure
56 Prophetic sign
57 Garret
59 Frozen fall
60 Links warning
61 Paris river
62 Gymnast
Korbut
63 Manipulated
64 Quantities of
hair
65 Left
DOWN
1 Courses
2 Heep of
Dickens
3 Hindsight
4 Bared
5 Jordan’s
language
6 Fastballer Ryan
7 Contending
8 Rink material
9 Writer Deighton
10 Most of Mali
11 Stove chamber
12 Child's toy
13 Gibb or Garcia
22 Beaver Cleaver’s
dad
24 Decimal bas€
25 Finn’s bath
26 PGA pegs
29 Snitch
30 Revise for print
31 Nincompoop
32 End of a buck?
33 In (in
position)
34 Actress Marisa
35 Steal
38 Nothing in
Nogales
39 TV game
41 Bog down
42 Feather scarf
44 Pelted with rocks
45 Pizza portions
47 “Little_Lupe
Lif
48 Flash on and off
49 Period in power
50 Smacking sound
51 Bean curd
52 Book after Joel
53 Alternative to
present
57 Bat wood
58 Earl Grey or
oolong
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ARIES You’re chugging right
along, but this time you might
notice that you care more
about what the others think,
feel, need, suggest and
recommend. This is good:
They’ll love you even more for
it.
TAURUS Proceed with caution
as you follow through on a
hunch, a dream or both. Don’t
try to explain it to anyone yet.
If you’re right, they’ll know
soon enough.
GEMINI You’ll be walking on
eggshells for the next few
weeks. It’s important for you to
develop finesse. From there,
slowly step up to success.
CANCER Caution is advised for
a while. You could easily spend
more money than you have
coming in. That’s not a good
idea.
LEO Send an emissary ahead
with instructions on what to
discover. For now, stay back
and continue planning.
VIRGO Others might
overestimate how much you
have. You don’t need to tell
them otherwise. Don’t let them
talk you out of your life
savings, though. That would be
foolish.
LIBRA If you empower
someone to do the job better
than you could, do you get
credit for the win? Of course
you do! That’s one of your
specialties. Be attentive, and
love will grow.
SCORPIO Your next
assignment shouldn’t be all
that bad if it’s something you
choose for yourself. Even if
someone is making you do it,
you’ll enjoy the benefits.
SAGITTARIUS Go ahead and let
yourself be swept a way by
another’s romantic suggestion.
You don’t have to lead all the
j time. Relax, and let yourself
follow.
CAPRICORN Clean up your
nest, throw out the old trash
and make the place
comfortable. You’ll be
surprised how much better
you feel when your
environment is clean.
AQUARIUS Chug away at a
tough assignment. You’ll win if
you persevere. Besides, you
could discover an easier
j method. Use your brains.
PISCES Go ahead and apply for
the raise or the position of
greater responsibility. You’re
liable to get what you ask for
now. Put your research to good
work.
CALENDAR
Today
“FINDING NEMO”: 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater.
“PIECES OF APRIL”: 7 and 9
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
MISTRESS OF REALITY: 9 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern, 122
State St. $6
DAVE BARNES WITH JOSHUA
BLANKENSHIP, JOSH BIRD: 9
p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530
Main St.
Tuesday
USC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA:
7:30 p.m. Roger Center, $18
adults, $8 students.
"SCARFACE”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
PIECES OF APRIL: 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
THE SERIES: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St. $3.
Today, 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
Lest of
use
Get a ballot from
locations all around
campus and turn it in to
a drop box by March 5.
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Purdy is no less effective as the
well-dressed and uptight Jon, a
mature and calm counterpoint to
Vince’s rage, whose self-satisfac
:ion begins strip away in the face
jf Vince’s accusations. Jon is
proud of where he is in life, and
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urn attacks Jon’s smug view of
fpe world even as ^e fosters
doubts about his attacks on Jon’s
character.
Productionwise, there’s noth
ing particularly notable, with
standard set design and lighting
this type of single-setting one-act
requires. There are some subtle
moments when the lights go dim
mer or brighter as characters’
emotions change, but they don’t
add anything large to the produc
tion.
This play succeeds because of
excellent source material and the
work of three actors and a direc
tor who know exactly how to get
the most out of the characters and
the dialogue.
This is the first production for
both director Patrick Kelly, a
sophomore at USC, and Armed
Chair Productions, but we can
only hope that further shows
match up to this exciting offering.
“Tape” is running Tuesday at
7:30 p.m., and on Feb. 27 and
March 5 at 11:15 p.m.
Comments on this story?E-mail
gamecockfqatures@gwm.sc.edu
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