The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, August 04, 2004, Page 8, Image 8
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“I know he seems pretty white bread
but I hear he has a dark side.”
HOROSCOPES
ARIES As you complete a
bothersome task, you'll be
surprised to see that life looks
a lot more fun. Go out for a
special treat.
TAURUS You're under pressure
now, but this could prove to be
a better situation than the one
you were in before.
GEMINI Friends seek you out
and want you to take a break,
to be with them now. This is a
very good idea.
CANCER Consider doing a task
you haven't done before _ but
not for free. Setup costs will be
too high.
LEO Consider postponing
decision-making until at least
tomorrow.
VIRGO You may help calm a
jittery person’s fears by
helping to figure out how
much money he or she has in
the bank.
LI B RA A person who seems
adversarial at first could
actually help you get further
much faster.
SCORPIO Provide the best
service you possibly can,
quickly and with a smile. If
you can manage to play this
part, you'll be well-rewarded.
SAGITTARIUS You finally have
a chance to try something
daring and bold.
CAPRICORN Household tasks
require more attention over
the next couple of days.
AQUARIUS You're pretty
smart, but instead of being the
teacher, you're the student
now.
PISCES Over the next few
days, you'll get a chance to take
on extra work. This could lead
to extra money and might
alleviate domestic pressure,
which is good.
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Whale groups
5 On_(as a
gamble)
9 Out-of-date
14 “The Virginian”
writer Wister
15 Grotto
16 Some choir
members
17 Napoleon’s first
isle of exile
18 Saharan
19 Checks horses
20 Stove-top
whistlers
23 Press for
24 Mason's Delia
25 Do ushering
27 Fewer
30 Fly
34 Flows out
38 Struck back
40 AAA suggestion
42 __ Angeles
43 Sleep soundly?
44 Unsure of how
47 Type of doctor?
48 Snare
49 Sound of a small
bell
51 Off one’s rocker
53 Contrivance
58 Earth arbiter
61 Rock master
64 L'il man
66 Neighborhood
67 Crow’s-nest site
68 The March King
69 Den
70 Meat paste
71 German state
72 Building
additions
73 Cicatrix
DOWN
1 Bards
2 Nocturnal raptor
to-be
3 Forbid
4 Plumber's pet?
5 Disperse
8 Split hairs?
7 Villainous
8 Relinquishes
9 _excellence
10 Alaskan chain
11 5°* ^ Solutions
12 Dance partner?
13 Latin being
21 Sniggler's prey
22 Prepare tor
posting
26 Hertz rival
28 Act tike a bear
29 Nero Wolfe s
creator
31 At the peak of
32 Garr or Hatcher
33 Utopia
34 Pennsylvania
city
35 Brought into
existence
36 Lancaster of
"Trapeze"
37 Severity
39 Italian wine
region 54 Improvises 60 Burden
41 Jacob's twin 55 Jacob’s father 62 Like a dental
45 Makes a pick 56 _ del Soi exam
46 Makes beloved 57 Sign on a door 63 Playwright
50 Tourmaline or 58 Sitcom set in Simon
amethyst Korea 65 Arctic explorer
52 Old hat 59 Clarinet's relative John
CALENDAR
Thursday
THE SOVIETTES
WITH F-13, THE
ARGUMINTS,
AND JOHNNY
FEVER AND THE
FRANTICS: 9
p.m. New
Brookland
Tavern, 122 State
St. $6 in advance.
Friday
SIX DAYS FROM SUNDAY WITH
JASON COOK: 9 p.m. Jammin'
Java, 1530 Main St. A pay-what
you-want show.
“I’M NOT SCARED”: 7 and 9:15
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
Saturday
CAPTAIN EASY WITH PETRILLO
RELENTS AND DAVE BRITT
BAND: 9 p.m. New Brookland
Tavern. $6 over 21, $8 under.
STARVATIONS WITH
ROCKEFELLAR HORSECOLLAR:
10 p.m. Art Bar, 1211 Park St.
$2.
“I’M NOT SCARED”: 3,7 and
9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.
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