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Look for USC's own comic,
Heads and Tails, from Jonathan
Hughes next Wednesday.
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5 Ellipsoid
9 Tollbooth area
14 Nonpartisan
rights org.
15 Kind of boomer'
16 Updated record
release
17 Char
18 Stock character
20 Yarn problem
22 Pre-Easter time
23 Embrace
25 Lettering device
30 Plus
32 Venice bridge
33 Ship direction
36 String
vegetable
38 Unknown man
39 Light on one’s
feet
40 Stein filler
41 Perfect hits
44 Goat-man
46 Phonograph
inventor
47 Clock faces
49 Supposed
51 Like winds and
rivers
57 Transferred
property
58 What to sign on
63 South African
moola
64 One of a court
dozen
65 Skillet material
66 Modern
Siamese
67 Assert
68 E-mail
confirmation
69 Fish from
Dover?
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1 Hindu class
2 Vast quantity
3 Mont in the Alps
4 Second-story
man
5 Preoccupy
completely
6 Dyeing tub
7 First victim
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8 Olympian
strings?
9 Nutritious
substance
10 Tennis do-over
11 Singer Grant
12 Vigor
13 Bunyan’stool
19 Menu listing
21 Endure
24 Lee or Cass
26 Arrest
27 Traction aid
28 Axis power
29 Independent one
31 True partner?
33 Fossil resin
34 Bluenose
35 Eurasian
primrose
37 Milk carton cow
39 Virgil's epic
42 Fighting Tigers
of the NCAA
43 Child’s defiant
remark
44 Blackthorn fruit
45 States strongly
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50 Prepared-food
stores
52 Baking potato
53 Corruptible
54 One of Liz’s
exes
56 Royal address
58 CD players?
59 Away
60 Retrain
opening
61 Kiddy
62 Sine qua_
HOROSCOPES
ARIES Commitments you make
for the next few days are liable to
stick, so take care. Don’t promise
to do something you have no real
intention of doing. You’d lose.
TAURUS You want to accomplish
great things, but you may
occasionally feel as if you’re
dragging an anchor that’s slowing
you down. That actually could be
the case. Look around.
GEMINI You’re probably wishing
that you could get away for a
little while. There’s something
important you mustn’t forget
before you run off. Do it first.
CANCER The challenge that’s next
on your list has to do with
keeping money safe. It might be
yours, or somebody else’s, or
both. Postpone your shopping
trip.
LEO Just when you think you’ll
never get done, a person with the
skills you lack stops by to lend a
hand. Accept.
VIRGO While others get ready to
take time off, you’re getting
ready to work. If you’re doing a
job that furthers your goals,
that’s just as it should be.
LIBRA After a bit more fussing
around, you’ll find your
environment gets a whole lot
more comfortable. Plan a
celebration.
SCORPIO Fixing up your own
place takes skill, energy and
planning. If you’re facing a major
challenge, two out of three aren’t
bad. Do your best with what you
have.
SAGITTARIUS Your interest is
changing soon, from what you
have to what you know. A new
interest fascinates but leaves you
asking more questions.
CAPRICORN If you don’t already
have the answer, you can find it
out. Use not only what you’ve
read but also another’s
experience.
Aquarius Learn from a painful
situation that took place long
ago, and you’ll become a stronger
leader as a result. You’re more
confident.
Pisces You have vivid dreams,
but your fears can get quite vivid,
too. How to suppress the bad and
draw out the good? Prayer seems
to help a lot.
CALENDAR
Maywater
! With Simplified. 9 p.m.
' Headliner’s. $5 21+, $10 18-21
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“Never Die Alone”: Russell
House Theater, 8 p.m.
“The Saddest Music in the
World”: 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 931 Main
St.
Mike's Birthday Bash featuring
The Supervillians, Pop 39,
Chasing August, Rudy, Pink
Flamingos, plus special guests: 9
p.m. New Brookland Tavern,
122 State St. $6 21+, $8 under
21.
Eric Skelton with Hannah Miller:
9 p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1540
Main St. Pay-What-You-Want
show.
Pain in Life with Testing Ground:
y p.m. ncauimcr /w ucivan
St. $5 21+, $10 16-20.
SATURDAY
“Never Die Alone”: Russell
House Theater, 8 p.m.
“The Saddest Music in the World”:
3,7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 931 Main St.
Guitar Show with Teen Pop
Sensation: 6 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5 21+ , $7
under 21.
Angie Aparo with Dean Fields: 9
p.m. Jammin’ Java. $10.
Maywater with Simplified: 9 p.m.
Headliner’s. $5 21+ , $10 lfc-21.
Mandible with The Fastest Steed
niife. x\J p.m. nil uai, »
Park St. $2 donation.
Non Stop Hip Hop Live Return of
the DJ Part One hosted by DJ
Shekeese and Kingpin: 10 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $5.
SUNDAY
“Never Die Alone”: Russell
House Theater, 3 p.m.
“The Saddest Music in the World":
7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 931 Main St.
Testing Ground with The Letter
Red, In My Trunk, Olympia Press,
Five Foot Flame: 6 p.m. New
Brookland’Tavern. $5 21+, $7
under 21.