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CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Labyrinths
6 Period
9 Tag
14 Varnish
ingredient
15 Abner’s size?
16 Avoid
17 Itzhak of Israel
18 Traveler’s guide
19 Tex-Mex order
20 High-altitude
cloud
22 Extravagant
24 Actress Claire
25 Galley blade
27 Scam
28 Dada founder
31 Melodious
33 Toledo’s lake
34 Evaluator
37 Propagate
39 Element
category
40 Hanoi holiday
42 Dreadlocks
wearer
43 Novelist waugn
45 Statue’s base
47 Group of birds
48 Run
50 Exist
51 Fifth of the
scale
52 CO clock setting
53 Greek letter
56 “Deliverance”
author
59 Get in the way of
61 Old-style poetry
63 Man about the
house
65 America’s
symbol
66 Bridge maven
67 Wildebeest
68 Silvery food fish
69 Honkers
70 Stretch (out)
71 To the point
DOWN
1 Thanks, Jacques
2 Actor Delon
3 Serengeti
equine
4 Qatar leader
5 How a snake
moves
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6 Blighted tree Solutions
7 Iranian bread?
8 Vicuna’s cousin
9 Admit
10 Woe is me!
11 Romania’s
capital
12 Tokyo, formerly
13 Bandleader
Brown
21 Impudence
23 Tennessee
team, to fans
26 Public disorder
29 Lasso
30 Foot lever
31 Granular
32 Thin pancake
33 Obliterate
34 One-celled
animal: var.
35 Cut off 49 Word of honor 57 Fateful day
36 Dock worker 51 Act component 58 Tug
38 Most comely 53 Lawn tool 60 Designate
41 Part of the 54 Spills the beans 61 Early bird?
school year 55 Narrow 62 “Ulalume"
44 Recess mountain author
46 Short race ridge 64 Payable
HOROSCOPES
ARIES As negotiations go on,
continue to stay in the background.
Your past deeds speak more
eloquently that any argument you
could provide. Make sure the
competition knows what those are;
then keep your mouth shut.
TAURUS The objective is not to work
harder even though that may seem
like the only way to get the job done.
Use your brains, and save your back.
Gemini They say the most erogenous
area in the human body is actually the
brain. Use yours to make tonight
especially remarkable.
CANCER A family meeting leads to a
conversation that’s long overdue.
Tempers may flare, but don’t worry.
Cookies and milk solve the problem.
LEO You’re smart and getting smarter,
with all the reading you’re doing. If
you’re not, get started. Conditions are
perfect. You haven’t a moment to lose!
VIRGO You could do well financially
with a project started now. Do you
have a business of your own? Do you
have a passion? Put them together in
writing, and catch the good luck*of
this moment.
LIBRA You have a way of telling
stories that captures the imagination.
You mesmerize, but that’s not the
point. Your objective should be to
teach them how to think on their
own. That’s more fun, and more
important.
SCORPIO Clean out your in-basket,
your garage and even your closets.
Make room for all the new activities
you’ll be thinking up soon.
SAGITTARIUS The party goes on, and
you’re apt to discover some valuable
information. Keep them all talking,
and you’ll learn more than you ever
wanted to know.
CAPRICORN Sometimes you may be
considered a little bit bossy, but that
is actually one of your natural talents.
Help a confused person make a
decision.
AQUARIUS You have a dream that’s
your motivation. This may seem a
Iitde strange since you’re generally a
rather analytical type, but don’t worry
about it. Keep the faith.
PISCES Pisces is the sign of giving.
You can think of a person who’d like
just about every item you see in the
store. Stay within your budget. It’s
the thought that counts.
CALENDAR
TODAY
“Blacula”: 8 p.m. Russell House
Theater. Free.
“Control Room": 3, 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St.
Indifferent Blue with
Namedropper, Remains of the Day,
The Chinch Project: 8 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $5
21+, $7 under21.
THURSDAY
“Control Room”: 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St.
Zeroyear with Soulstir, Mourning
After: 9 p.m. New Brookland
Tavern. $5 21+, $7 under 21.
Tigerbot Hesh with Agynst: 9 p.m.
Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St. Pay
what-you-want show.
FRIDAY
Slam Dunk with Mat at Arms, 88
MPH, The Map Says We’re
F***ed, Hope Prevails: 5 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $7.
“I'll Sleep When I’m Dead": 7 and
9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.
Non-Stop Hip-Hop Live Battle of the
MCs Final featuring Deja Voodoo:
10 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $5.
SATURDAY
“Dawn Of the Dead”: 6 p.m. Russell
House Theater. Free.
“I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead": 3, 7
and 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre.
The South Holes with The
Sharpest Knives in the Drawer, Go
Machine, Vinyl Are My Pants: 8
p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $5
21+, $7 under 21.
Entreat (DVD & CD release party)
with Red All Over and Little Baby
Dynamite: 9 p.m. Headliners, 700
Gervais St.
SUNDAY
“Dawn Of the Dead”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater. Free.
Monster's Ball featuring Bile, DSS:
9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $7.
“I'll Sleep When I'm Dead”: 3, 7
and 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.
HEADS AND TAILS ♦ By Jonathan Hughes/The Gamecock