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The Quigmans by buddy hickerson ^NOW ARC M? FAV**»Te^ V—~~\^6RAND|O0$ ? The downside of mutant grandparents. PAUL BY BILLY O'KEEFE wnfw.MRBiuy.eon I..■' I ..I I.. 1 ..I . . ' m I .. I^SjIL-JLJLuL VOU LOOK Utt A STOPPED M6*fTWgeo| LOSf UJ-*V WOH OK. I THOUGHT VOU'D GONE AUYi *|»€TROSEXUAl FOR A MOMENT THEBE. ) two. CRVIW6 OUT lOUtT CAPTAIN RlBMAN'"Head, Ribs & Shoulders by Sprengelmeyer & Davis AN^NV/NO A10Re\ ^ EMBARRASS,NG^( '*****!*? I SCALP PROBLEM! iVj-^AKESf / fj IS YOUR I / < , 4 SHAM-POO // ™eUL \ A WORKING^// BURNING \ fj> IF NOT. <7 S^TWN // TRY A/IY \ l Jrflf yV°H. I . /jHEAD, RIBSU^^f/J '(SHOULDERS^ ^ SLXM80NE__ By MIKE MAYPAK let* rr~ ana peeWitTQ pi V BasmriQ jjour m f i Rest fwend's ■ * 1 heaa with iti U iMI priceless ■ hanacnaftea Blunt meaieval weapon: *290 -!___ GALEN DAR Today CARRY ANN HEARSTAND THE BORROWED ANGELS WITH AMERICAN GUN AND SIGNAL: 9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $7 in advance. BLACK BOTTOM BISCUITS WITH CHARLES STEVENS: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St. A pay-what-you want show. “INTERMISSION”: 7 and 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. ART BAR PLAYERS IMPROV COMEDY SHOW: 8:20 p.m. The Art Bar, 1211 Park St. Saturday WILL HOGE WITH THE FILMS, DRIVE AND TIGERBOTHESH:9p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $7. Monday, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. AND CHASING AUGUST: 7 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $8. “INTERMISSION": 7 and 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. Tuesday POETRY AND PROSE NIGHT FEATURING MARTY F0RT:9p.m. New Bj-ookland Tavern. $3. “INTERMISSION": 7 and 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. Tuesday THE FLAMING TSUNAMIES WITH THE ■icnwi-tK DANItLS: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java. A pay what-you-want show. “INTERMISSION": 3,7 and 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. DANIELLE HOWLE WITH I NINE: 10 p.m. Art Bar. $2. Sunday NO WAY JOSE WITH SOLID GOLD WRECKERS, HEIST AND THE ACCOMPLICE, ART LORD AND THE SELF PORTRAITS, AND JONAS: 6 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $8. “INTERMISSION”: 3,7 and 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. Monday AUTOPILOT OFF WITH A SEC9ND CHANCE, THE START rAKtWtLL NUIt, SCISSORS, HEROES AND HEARSAY, THE HOTTNESS, A CLOSING SKYLINE AND SECRET LIVES OF THE FREE MASONS: 5 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $10. HYPNOTIST MICHAEL C. ANTHONY: 8 p.m. Russell House Ballroom. “THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW”: 8 p.m. Russell House Ballroom. ACROSS 1 Scale 6 Graceful steed 10 Taps lightly 14 LEM word 15 Handed-down history 16 Actor Morales 17 Sanctioned 19 Tablet 20 Supplication 21 Boater or bowler 22 Load luggage 23 D C. VIP 24 Beaver construction 26 Location 28 Current craze 30 Actress Mason 34 Semiformal 39 Strikingly unusual 40 Zodiac scales 41 Sci. class 43 Toughen 44 Fall off the wagon 46 Not evenly balanced 4ft fipttle.es the hill CROSSWORD © 2004Tribune Media Services, Inc. All rights reserved. 08/07/04 49 LaoTzu’s religion 50 Map of lots 52 Gossip sheet 54 Rotten 57 Wine region of Italy 60 Capacious coffeepot 62 Louisiana lingo 64 Encore! 65 Discounted with a chuckle 67 Assayers’focus 68 “...ere I saw_” 69 Actress Potts 70 Editor’s note 71 Soviet news agcy. 72 Stun gun DOWN 1 Applauds 2 Filthy money? 3 Of early Peruvians 4 Lamb owner 5 Engender 6 Title role for Will Smith 7 IRA type 8 Bailiwicks 9 Lights out 10 Pizza topping 11 Polo goal? 12 Bath powder 13 Cocoon fiber 18 Preliminary version 25 Knight’s coat 27 Cabs 29 Handed out hands 31 Poker game 32 Add to the payro 33 Got a hole in one 34 Radar image 35 Andean capital 36 “Dear" advice giver 37 Like the best celery maybe 38 Afghanistan’s capital 42 Wild swine 45 Shoulder decoration 47 Take game illegally Solutions 3 i n n vlv g i als 3 a o j a o a a H[D n v TMT a o in 3_ J__0 3 H ~njM~N~ H nMY . a vaMovHMividl •■0 _V_il S_ A_ V__d_ a 3 a i sld o TWT a i a in i j_ ^ Tll¥ v_ jJlV _a_ _i_ j_ 0 i i o x gjBIT i ijx o v i a 1 h SBv*av71 , ■■■][ 1 i slaw v a||N 3 s x o v dTT v H|l~a 3 a v a a i i i dig a i tig 3 a o o v i v s TWT a o TBSa~ v n n i s 1 -L1 v 1 aa 1 v|a 1 va|i^i| ip|o 51 Simple musical refrain 53 Extensive 54 Timely benefits 55 Caine film 56 Postpone 57 Singer Tori 58 Classify 59 Shoe shaper 61 Small lumps 63 Bart Simpson’s Ms. Krabappel 66 Freon or neon HOROSCOPES ARIES Calm acceptance will be a key theme in close relationships over ^^P the next nine days. After a fairly intense period of passionate overtures and disjointed social requests, loved ones may now openly discuss long-term plans. Be receptive, and ask detailed questions. There’s much to be learned. Friday through Sunday also highlight improved family relationships and last-minute home renovations. TAURUS Early this week social confidence, physical vitality and romantic insight will return. Some Taureans, after five months of emotional isolation, will now move a key relationship to a new level of intimacy. If so, expect loved ones to request fast progress, bold public promises or revised social rules. Wednesday through Sunday, employment or business contracts may be paperwork. LEO Financial negotiations or rare business proposals may require candid discussion this week. For many Leos this is a strong time to explore improved spending patterns or revised workplace {$£> expectations. Ask loved ones for detailed advice. At present, the recent experiences of friends or relatives will offer a unique solution. Late Saturday fresh social invitations may arrive without warning. Be flexible. VIRGO Previously withdrawn loved ones may search out your insight or approval this week. Take time to fully understand JR" the needs, experiences and attitudes of others. Social outlooks will greatly improve over the next nine days. Watch for a returning interest in health, fitness and group acceptance. Wednesday through Sunday, an unexpected job promotion or business proposal will demand a quick decision. LIBRA Home expenses and daily financial discussions will no longer strain key relationships. Late Tuesday i expect forgotten Over the next few days, expect key officials to revise daily / ^ duties or request added support. No serious or long * lasting effects are highlighted, so not to worry. Do, however, expect financial paperwork to be unusually complicated. Wednesday through Saturday, pay special attention to previously silent or isolated friends. Group activities and public discussions will help loved ones regain their confidence. CAPRICORN Sensuality and romantic interest are now vital to the success of key f relationships. Before midweek, long-term partners or potential lovers may press for increased intimacy. Although passions are compelling, trust your initial instincts. Complex family or social triangles may also require attention. After Saturday relations with older colleagues, teachers or business mentors may become temporarily strained. AQUARIUS Love relationships and family planning will require added diplomacy this Jk week. Before 4HL Wednesday someone close may yfpQ? express strong easily disrupted or quicmy canceled. Don’t be derailed. GEMINI Vivid memories and sudden impressions will be difficult to ignore over the next eight days. Many Geminis will experience a brief but intense t period of inner awareness this week. Yesterday’s family expectations or recently stalled friendships may be a central theme. Go slowly, and discuss your observations with others. Shared wisdom will soon prove invaluable. Late Saturday an unexpected flirtation may create social tension. CANCER Employment expansion may now captivate the attention of loved ones. Don’t be unnerved by quick changes or revised J career strategies. Business creativity, although unreliable or poorly described, will help rebuild confidence. Wednesday through Friday, a key official may reassign the duties of unproductive employees. Don’t hesitate to become involved. Your expertise is needed. After Saturday study outstanding $ ueuia, uusuicad resentments or bothersome paperwork to steadily fade. Use this time to encourage group activities and rare family events. Friday through Sunday, friends, potential lovers and close colleagues may actively compete for your attention. Stay balanced. SCORPIO Scorpios bom after 1975 will encounter complex romantic proposals this week. Social triangles and unusual C attractions may require added sensitivity. Expect passionate invitations, rare overtures and bold flirtations from potential lovers. Refuse to allow long term friends to feel isolated or abandoned. An obvious display of loyalty is needed. After Saturday business and financial contracts are unpredictable. SAGITTARIUS Workplace routines now need to expand. V cuiuuima ui icijucoi unrealistic promises. Go slowly, and listen to all suggestions. Empathy and a meaningful display of loyalty will ensure progress. Friday through Sunday accents travel plans, new leisure activities and rare group encounters. PISCES Unusual invitations from friends or colleagues are ^4l|r accented over the next eight days. After Monday new social outlets, group creativity or planned events will be difficult to ignore. Allow yesterday’s misgivings to fade. Potential friends will now offer reliable promises and consistent proposals. Later this week a unique job offer may trigger intense home discussions. Family members or roommates will boldly challenge short-term changes.