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J....:.:-—;.. .: - 1 1> —,, , ,,. ,, CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Notes raised a semitone 7 Flop 10 Swimming hole 14 Elixir 15 Made in the_ 16 Diarist Frank 17 Order of business 18 Buttons of films 19 Shuttle org. 20 Gold-diggers’ prey 23 Neighbor of Saudi Arabia 26 Permit to 27 Dirt 28 Eden’s lady 29 Surgeon who created a cereal 32 Elton John musical 34 Lass 35 Gravelly voiced speaker 40 Cook in a wok AO PhilaHofnhia university 43 Player next to a guard 44 Have dinner 45 Tropical tree 46 Netherlands city 49 Brewed drink 50 Drift 54 Miss a step 55 Sch. in Storrs 57 Tool for many nuts 60 Junket 61 Novelist Levin 62 Sotto voce remarks 66 Norway capital 67 Journalist Hentoff 68 Spit’s partner 69 Lowly laborer 70 Mimic 71 Sharp-tongued DOWN 1 Healthy retreat 2 Overeater 3 Chowed down 4 Washer cycle 5 Isolated, hick town © 2004 Tribune Madia Services, Inc. 11/08/04 All rights reserved. 6 Hitch 7 The Black Book” author 8 Familiar with 9 Arp’s art 10 Chinese gift 11 TV studio sign 12 Beginning 13 Animal tether 21 Relieve 22 French painter Edgar 23 Dough additive 24 Madonna movie 25 Battlefield doc 30 White heron 31 Plotted diagram 33 Genesis boat 36 Tree fluid 37 The Republic” writer 38 DeGeneres series 39 Post fresh troops 41 Piccolo cousin 42 Ill-gotten profit 44 Make a jagged edge Solutions 47 Reseal a package 48 Arizona city 50 Camera settin 51 Floppy " 52 Eye: pref. 53 Ohio city 56 Hot dog topper 58 Fey of “SNL” 59 Siestas g 63 Short swim 64 Psychic’s letters 65 Reticent HOROSCOPES ADICC 1 _ _ 1 IJL. I L - » I C A PITT A Dll 1C Tl .......-“*£> ~ a great relief. You won’t have to work as hard for others as you have on your own projects. TAURUS True love isn’t just about sensual pleasures, although those are a nice fringe benefit. Love is about working together, as you’ll prove today. GEMINI You may be getting pretty tired of a dirty job, but don’t skip out. Stay with it through completion. Play tomorrow. CANCER Cleaning up can be a miserable task. This time, it’s a labor of love. Jazz up your place so you’ll be proud to entertain a special friend later in the week. LEO Take some of your hard-earned wanting. It isn’t hard to justify; you’ll make the money back in no time. VIRGO Wrap up your research, it’s time to get back to what’s happening here and now. Conditions are good for greatly increasing your income today and tomorrow. LIBRA Follow through on something you promised to do for an older woman. She may have forgotten all about it by now. That’s OR; she’ll be impressed that you remembered and did it. SCORPIO You’re going from the overt to the covert planning phase. Make contacts over the next several days so I everyone knows what to do. — .... through and tidy up, the higher you’ll raise in status with your boss and with your friends. It’s worth the extra effort. CAPRICORN Hopefully, you’re relaxed by now, because there will be a test. Advice you give to an authority figure will raise your status, a lot. Assuming, of course, that you’re right. AQUARIUS You may have less money than you think. Don’t take any risks, or gamble. Something isn’t the way it looks. Don’t fall for a trick, either. PISCES Confer with your partner before going shopping. It’ll make the decisions easier. You still might end up going over budget, but at least you’ll be in agreement. CALENDAR TODAY “Ring of Fire” by director Dan Klores, world premiere: 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. Free. Johnny Fever and the Frantics with Another Castle, The Indecency: 3 p.m. New Brooldand Tavern, 122 State St. $7. “Intimate Strangers": 7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. Modem Music Studios Acoustic Competition (sign up in advance or register at the door): 9 p.m. New Brooldand Tavern. $3. TUESDAY French Week Concert featuring Ben Wyatt, baroque cellist; Jerry Curry, harpsichord; University Chorus, directed by Carol Krueger: 7:30 p.m. School of Music Recital Hall, room 206. Free. “Lost in Translation": 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. Free. “Intimate Strangers”: 7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. Samwise with The Main Line, Israel’s Son: 8 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $5 21+, $7 under21. Jammin' Java Open Mic hosted by Manila Drive ($1 entry fee for participants): 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java. No cover. Phix (A tribute to Phish) with Kite and the Hendersons: 9 p.m. Headliner’s, 700 Gervais St. HEADS AND TAILS ♦ By Jonathan Hughes/The Gamecock - r-—— -1 MAN... 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