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CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Of the city
6 Mimicked
10 Gab or slug
ending
14 Arboreal
marsupial
15 Exposed
16 Longing
17 Continental cash
18 Actor Neeson
19 High time?
20 Long, narrow
pennant
22 Aerie resident
24 Wight or Man
25 Golf standard
26 Snaky shape
27 Morning hrs.
29 Well-educated
33 Altercation
36 Plato’s prized
pupil
40 Heat source
41 Comprehend
42 Inventor Howe
43 Maryland
players
45 Transmits
46 Evil intentions
48 Average grade
49 What to do at
Joe’s
od joruari s
nickname
53 Kiln
56 Quagmire
58 Make fun of
62 Pub potable
63 Was in debt
65 Greek column
type
66 List-shortening
abbr.
67 _of the above
68 Juan’s winter
month
69 June
celebrants
70 Soft drink
71 Family car
DOWN
1 Island guitars,
briefly
2 Decisive defeat
3 Lawyer in
London
4 Medicinal plants
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5 Like a twangy
voice
6 Up for the job
7 Couple
8 Important time
9 Degrades
10 Canine tooth
11 Pierre’s school
12 Pumps and
loafers
13 Pitched abodes
21 Tillis or Torme
23 Sharp ridges
25 Mission man
27 Aide to an exec.
28 Apportion (out)
30 Less difficult
31 Where the
action is
32 Elizabeth or Bob
34 Floozy
35 Poncas’ relatives
37 Stained with a
pigment
38 Put on cargo
39 Latin being
44 Attica and San
Quentin
Solutions
47 Instant lawn
49 Implant snugly
50 Principal artery
51 Tire leature
54 Pages
55 Tea treat
57 Hole-making
tools
58 Tear
59 Mental plan
60 Former Italian
bread
61 MBA course
64 Court
HOROSCOPES
ARIES A particularly annoying person
may be a messenger assigned to bring
you information that you don’t want
to hear. Listen, and take notes.
TAURUS Practice makes perfect, but
unfortunately, it takes a lot of time.
Learn from a master, and soon you’ll
be able to teach co-workers a few
things.
GEMINI You’d better not spend your
newly won treasures for a little while.
There’s the outside chance it might be
an error. Better stash it away for now.
CANCER Being thoughtful is more than
a natural talent of yours. You work at it,
and that may be necessary now.
LEO There are so many interesting
things to do other than that which
you’ve previously obligated yourself.
Don’t you hate it when this happens?
VIRGO Continue to solicit advice from
one with more experience. There’s no
reason you have to learn it all the hard
way, especially since a friend of yours
already did.
LIBRA Of all the kinds of discipline
there are, the kind you apply to your
own self is the best by far. It’s not
easy, but this is a perfect time to
practice.
SCORPIO A distant friend or relative
dispenses good advice. Trade by
sharing the story of a miracle that’s
happened to you recently.
SAGITTARIUS In a perfect world
you’d be able to buy whatever you
want. You can bring yourself closer to
satisfaction by learning to want.what
you can afford. You’ll be closer to
enlightenment, too.
CAPRICORN Common sense isn’t
really all that common any more.
Advise a person who doesn’t have
much — but carefully. Your words
may nor be welcome.
AQUARIUS Once you’ve got the
workplace routine firmly in place,
you’ll produce much more with much
less effort. It shouldn’t be long now.
PISCES You’re good at fantasies, but
you need somebody else to help with
the structure. Being in love with a
person like that is an excellent plan. If
you’re not yet, you could be soon.
CALENDAR
TODAY
"The Love Song of J. Robert
Oppenheimer”: 8 p.m. Longstreet
Theatre. $14, $12 faculty members
and staff/military/seniors (over 60),
$ 10 students.
“Ed Wood”: 8 p.m. Russell House
Theater. Free.
Punchline with Audio Karate,
Olympia Press: 5 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $7.
Non-Stop Hip-Hop Live Battle of the
MCs Week 5: 9 p.m. New Brookland J
Tavern. $5.
Pete Schmidt: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java,
1530 Main St. Pay-what-you-want show.
Red All Over: 10 p.m. Art Bar, 1211
Park St. No cover.
THURSDAY
“The Love Song of J. Robert
Oppenheimer”: 8 p.m. Longsrreet
Theatre. $14, $12 faculty members
and staff/military/seniors (over 60),
$10 students.
“Ed Wood": 8 p.m. Russell House
Theater. Free.
Modern Music Studios Battle of the
Bands featuring Bullstreet, Guido's
Hand, Kilcoy, The Main Line: 8 p.m.
New Brooldand Tavern. $5 21+, $7
over 21.
Adam Cullum with Chandler Carriker:
9 p.m. Jammin’ Java. Pay-what-you
want show.
HEADS AND TAILS ♦ By Jo?iathan Hughes / The Gamecock