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ACROSS
1 Small
salamanders
5 Uneven hairdos
10 Ostentatious
show
14 Cylinder
diameter
15 As such
16 Elliptical track
17 Very dry, as
champagne
18 Speed checker
19 Big name in
building blocks
20 Pro_(for the
time being)
21 Rescue
22 Erupted
suddenly
24 In a big hurry
27 Tendency
28 Intensify
29 Emerge in
waves
31 Go in
32 Coll, common
34 Luminary
35 Provide
sustenance tor
38 Petty quarrel
42 Dryer deposit
43 Entertain
48 Floor show
50 Earth pigment
51 Hit song of
1921, “The
Sheik of
52 Moving stairway
55 Caster piece
57 Added benefit
58 Took the gold
59 African
succulent
60 Underway
62 Magnitude
63 Stooped
64 Abrupt increase
65 Two make two
66 Notices
67 Iron
68 Outdo
DOWN
1 Period of decline
2. Crew leaders
3 Satchmo’s horn
4 Solidify
5 Ankle injury
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6 Lift
7 Shakespearean
forest
8 Juliette Low's
org.
9 Medieval
peasant
10 North Star
11 Pig out
12 Purplish red
13 Slow-but-sure
one
21 Austere
23 Brit Co.
25 Mimic
26 Characteristic
30 Madison Ave.
output
32 Rather
33 "Ode on a
Grecian_”
36 Miss"
University
37 Greets
38 Egyptian
beetles
39 Monitored ex
con
Solutions
11
40 Ear shell
41 Pads
44 _culpa
45 Disengage
46 Slumbers
47 Sincere
49Whiskey type
50 Browns in butter
53 Reproduce like
moss
54 Stoppages
56 Grate
61 Mammalian coat
62 Let tears fall
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Horoscopes
ARIES You’re not quite the
same wild and crazy person
you were just a few days ago.
This doesn’t mean that you’re
out of the competition.
Continue to study.
TAURUS You don’t like to be
yelled at, but on the other
hand, if you can put up with a
temperamental person, you
could earn a bonus. Make it
pay.
GEMINI You’re ready to go, but
unfortunately you’re slightly
inhibited. There’s something
hanging over your head that
must be dealt with. Then, go
play.
CANCER You’re almost ready
to begin a new creative
endeavor. Your planning isn’t
quite complete, however. Do
the homework.
LEO For the next several
weeks, you’ll have plenty of
opportunities to get ahead.
Commitment and dedication
are required. Luckily, you
have a lot of both.
VIRGO You can count yourself
as a winner if you can
maintain the status quo.
Others pester you to change
your ideas, your home decor
and everything else. Be open
minded, but maintain your
high standards.
LI BRA Another person has
worked to help you find the
right answer. This isn’t
cheating. It’s more like
consulting an expert.
SCORPIO Somebody else is full
of arguments about why you
can’t have whatever it is that
you’re fixated upon. That’s
ridiculous, as you know. Be
patient.
SAGITTARIUS A confidential
talk with your partner will be
productive. The more issues
you resolve, the brighter your
future looks.
CAPRICORN An insight from
somebody close to home can
push you over the top. Increase
your efficiency so that you can
have more time to play with
your family.
AQUARIUS It’ll be easier to find
what you’re looking for over
the next few weeks. You’ve laid
the groundwork already. Now,
all you have to do is probe a
little deeper.
PISCES The more you listen,
the more the others respect
and admire you. Advise them
to save their money and pay off
all their bills. If you all do that,
you’ll win big.
CALENDAR
Today
COCKTAILS FEMALE A
CAPPELLA CONCERT: 8 p.m.
Nursing Auditorium,
Williams-Brice 231. Free.
“PERFECT PIE”: 8 p.m.
Booker T. Washington
Auditorium, $5.
“RUNAWAY JURY”: 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater.
“MY ARCHITECT”: 7 and 9
p.m. Nickelodeon Theater,
937 Main St.
MANDIBLE WITH THE
FASTEST STEED ON EARTH,
BLINDED BY UNDERPANTS:
9 p.m. NCw Brookland
Tavern, 122 State St. $8.
WADE JOYCE BAND: 9 p.m.
Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St.
$6.
LIFTKIT WITH OPEN,
B00L0W, GENERATION
DECAY, T.L.M.: Uncle
Doctors, 1734 Mobile Drive.
LOCH NESS JOHNNY:
Sundance Bar and Grill, 902
Gervais St.
Saturday
“PERFECT PIE”: 8 p.m.
Booker T. Washington
Auditorium, $5.
“RUNAWAY JURY": 4 and 9
p.m. Russell House Theater.
“MY ARCHITECT”: 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theater.
MIKEL GRUBB BAND: 9p.m.
Jammin’ Java.
WITH THE FUNK
STYLISTS, FLINTHILL: 9 §
p.m. New Brookland
Tavern, $5 21+, $7 I
under.
DISVISIONED: Uncle Doctors.
SIMPLE AS THAT: Sundance
Bar and Grill. No cover.
Sunday
“PERFECT PIE": 8 p.m. Booker
T. Washington Auditorium,
$5.
“MY ARCHITECT": 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theater.
KILCOYWITH SLIVER, THE
SIGN, ACCIDENTS WITH
MAGNETS: 8 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, $3.