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ACROSS
1 Monogram on a
dime
4 Break to bits
11 Pen partner?
14 “Exodus” hero
15 Pub order
16 _-de-France
17 Chasing game
18 Law of gravity
formulator
20 Quantities
22 Port of Pakistan
23 Insect stage
24 Actor Hawke
25 “You Shook Me
All Night Long”
rockers
28 Detonator cord
30 To the point
33 Track event
featuring sulkies
38 See fit
40 Disinclined
41 Barks shrilly
42 Prohibition hot
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45 Swiss peak
46 Plate
47 Cheerless
49 Pack animals
52 Esthetic
judgment
56 Kin of water
lilies
59 First finger
61 On the fritz
63 Woodshed
implement
64 Keyboard spacer
65 Small brook
66 Cul-de-_
67 Fury
68 Backdrops
69 Successor of 1A
DOWN
1 Lethal
2 Serious play
3 Hardship
4 Popeye’s pick
me-up
5 Ship’s post
6 All is lost!
7 Ross or Bering
8 Cut ruthlessly
9 Arm bone
10 Noblewoman
11 Salesman’s spiel
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12 Honolulu
farewell
13 Last name in
Communism
19 Diluted
21 Charlottesville
sch.
26 Evans and
Earnhardt
27 Call to Kermit
28 Reeking
29 Wedding-party
member
30 Commercial
pieces
31 Get-up-and-go
32 Three-way
junction
34 Certain mil.
installation
35 Drivers’ org.
36 Sgt.’s underling
37 Sixth sense
39 Invented
43 Smoochers
44 Hunger
gratification
48 Prohibit
Solutions
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49 Excuse
50 Underwater
scanner
51 Stockpile
53 Hoard
54 Lone Star
State
55 Humanoid
posture
57 _the Red
58 Rescue
59 Heap
60 Ended
62 Large cask
HOROSCOPES
ARIES Money’s the toot of all evil,
they say, but that doesn’t have to be.
It can also cause all sorts of wonderful
things to happen. The choice is yours.
Think long term.
TAURUS Choose your battles
carefully; you don’t want to waste
your time arguing with somebody
who’s actually got a pretty good idea.
Think it over again.
GEMINI Just when you’d rather race
off and have fun, obligation rears its
ugly head. You’d better hurry and do
what you promised even if you’re not
sure you can. You’ll get points for
showing up.
CANCER Stick to the course you’ve
already set, the plan you’ve already
made. There’s something about it that
you don’t like, but you’ll find a way
around that.
LEO Negotiations may prove fruitful
but probably not today. You’re more
likely to hear everybody’s objections
to your suggestions. Take notes, and
put in corrections.
VIRGO Travel looks relatively good for
today and tomorrow, but you’ll have
to deal with a couple of little
annoyances. Don’t forget your
toothbrush — or your vehicle
maintenance checklist.
LIBRA What’ll it be — love or money?
You shouldn’t have to choose. The
best option, of course, is to have both.
Keep that in mind as you negotiate.
SCORPIO You have a lot on your
mind and maybe too much on your
plate. Ask a practical partner to help
before you request an extension.
There’s a chance you might not need
it.
SAGITTARIUS You may be able to
concentrate a little bit better today.
It’s a good idea for you to try, anyway,
so you can afford to go play.
CAPRICORN Achieving success
requires more than hard work, as you
might know. It also requires
somebody to love and to share the
success with you. Don’t overlook that
part.
AQUARIUS You’ve got your feet
planted firmly on the ground, so you’re
unlikely to fall for a silly romantic
suggestion. But do consider it.
PISCES The more you think about it,
the more you might realize you’ve
been doing things the hard way. It’s
difficult to change your habits even if
they’re not serving you well, but give
it some consideration. It might be a
good idea.
CALENDAR
TODAY
“The Love Song of J. Robert
Oppenheimer”: 8 p.m. Lpngstreet
Theatre. $14, $12 faculty and
staff/seniors/military, $10 students.
“Along Came Polly”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater. Free.
“Broadway: The Golden Age": 7
and 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre,
937 Main St.
“Sylvia”: 8 p.m. Trustus Theatre,
520 Lady St. $17.50, $12
seniors/students/military.
The Independents with F-13,
Something About Vampires and
Sluts, Johnny Fever and the
FranticS: 9 p.m. New Brookland
Tavern, 122 State St. $6.
Friction Farm with Adam Whiting:
9 p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St.
Pay-what-you-want show.
SATURDAY
“The Love Song of J. Robert
Oppenheimer”: 8 p.m. Longstreet
Theatre. $14, $12 faculty and
staflf/seniors/military, $10 students.
“Along Came Polly”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater. Free.
“Broadway: The Golden Age": 3, 7
and 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.
In My Trunk with Convey, Testing
Ground, User Friendly, Not Unlike
the Sky: 8 p.m. New Brookland
Tavern. $7 under 21, $5 21+, free
for ladies 21+.
Laura Story: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java.
$7. ■
SUNDAY
“The Love Song of I. Robert
Oppenheimer”: 3 p.m. Longstreet
Theatre. Tickets $14, $12 faculty
and staff/seniors/military, $10
students.
“Along Came Polly”: 3 p.m. Russell
House Theater. Free.
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