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CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Enjoyed a siesta
6 May celebrant
9 Muddies
14 Edmonton
player
15 Memorable time
16 Actress Potts
17 Gave up hope
19 Letter-lady
White
20 Wrath
21 Frocks
23 Begins
27 Wherewithal
28 Expands one’s
staff
29 Slowpokes
33 Coral formation
34 excellence
35 Energetic drive
36 ‘Ode on a
Grecian_”
37 Menial workers
39 Peter’s last
name?
40 Mrs. George
Dum$
42 Corn serving
43 Speaker’s
platform
44 Flouncing
46 Dried plum
47 Looks_ 1
everything
48 Fashioned 1
49 Rouses . 1
52 Chicago
ballplayer 1
53 Makes a long 1
story short?
54 Ladylove 2
60 Bird with fine 2
plumage
61 Male child 2
62 German autos 2
63 Is affected by 2
64 Blowup letters? 2
65 Green years
2
DOWN 2
1 Greensward 3
2 Stretch the truth
3 South African
golfer Ernie 5
4 Get-up-and-go 2
5 Attributes 2
6 Little more than 2
7 Mining product A
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9 Voracious
0 Jackie’s
Aristotle
1 Hostel ries
2 “Whose_Is I
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3 Wet expanses
8 Gov. tax
collector
2 Somewhat
3 Shoulder
signals
4 _del Fuego
5 Sites for fights
6 Ump’s cohort
7 Melodic
ornament
9 Sigma follower
0 Twin city
1 Marilu’s
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2 Perceived
4 Hunting animal
7 Journal keeper
8 Joke or choke
1 Slave
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45 Demand
46 J.F. Kennedy’s
vessel
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49 Steer flesh
50 Outer limit
51 Filly’s father
52 Is unable to
55 Sine qua _
56 Paris street
57 Fruity cooler
58 Malleable metal
59 Blockhead
HOROSCOPES
AKIto An omcial reminds you or
restrictions you may have forgotten,
or simply ignored. Actually, you’ll get
a whole lot farther ahead playing by
the rules.
TAURUS A question comes up that
requires you to go outside to find the
answer. This may be annoying, but
probably isn’t life-threatening. Enjoy.
GEMINI The question now is, what do
you need, and what can you do
without? Be honest, so you don’t waste
good money on stuff that’s superfluous.
CANCER You’ll be up against a critic,
wherein you’ll have to defend your
position. . Hopefully you’re well
prepared with your own experience.
LEO A job you’ve been avoiding, and
with good reason, won t be denied, it
you really can’t bring yourself to do it,
hire somebody who can.
VIRGO Connect with people who can
help you figure out what to do next. A
good planner and a hard worker are
more than welcome on your team.
You keep track of the details.
LIBRA Count your earnings and make
some plans about how you’re going to
spend it. Change something at home
that’s been bothering you. That’ll be a
good investment.
SCORPIO The farther you go, the
more you can see there still is to learn
about. Do the research, even if it’s a
little scary at first.
SAGITTARIUS Go after the money
mat you ve been promised, even it it s
hard. Persistence pays, both
figuratively and literally.
CAPRICORN Your wisdom and
perseverance are obvious to others.
You’re tough, and even when
wounded, you always come back
swinging. Take the credit.
AQUARIUS OK, get back to business
now, and re-assess your systems. Do
some fine-tuning, with new
information and materials you’ve
collected.
PISCES You can give comfort to
friends, if you will, simply by being
yourself. Reach out to somebody
who’s hurting. It means a lot,
although he or she will never ask.
CALENDAR
TODAY
“Sunset Boulevard” 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater. Free.
Falling Off a Building featuring
Adam Cuilum with Reasons for .
Leaving, The Silver Screen 7 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St. $5 21+, $7 under 21.
“The Times When Dreams
Melt” and “Seeking the Spirit:
Plains Indians in Russia” 7 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St.
“Relive the Past: The Story of
the Orme Dam Victory” and “The
River People” 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre.
TUESDAY
“Sunset Boulevard” 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater. Free.
“BUS Stop” 8 p.m. Longstreet
Theatre. $14, $12 faculty and
staff/military/seniors (60+), $10
students.
“Mean Creek” 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
Counterfeit (formally Group W)
with Floyd Padgett (featuring
former members of Pigsaw Janet &
Voices of Dissent), Juicebox 8
p.m. New Brooldand Tavern. $5
21+. $7 under 21.
HEADS AND TAILS ♦ By Jonathan Hughes/The Gamecock