Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Write for us. gamecockfeatures ? @gwm.sc.edu CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Act your age! 7 Audit pro 10 Actor Lugosi 14 Water element 15 Civil War soldier, briefly 16 Fiery gemstone 17 Feel contrite 18 In single file 20 Language suffix 21 Opening night 23 Stallone movie 24 Birthright 26 Strike 27 Map dot 30 “The African Queen” star 32 Balloons up 34 “To be or _ to be...” 35 Impetuous 39 Seasonal farm worker 41 New thing 43 Catch sight of 44 the © 2005 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 01/28/05 ramparts... All rights reserved. 46 Hired temporarily 47 Very dull 7 Toasted garnish performance 8 Five-sided 50 Range figure 51 CSI site 9 Writer Burrows 54 Canines 10 Beach or 56 Panama pal Beastie 58 Civvies followers 59 Cry of 11 Geological amazement division 62 Sliver 12 Hawaiian 64 Rwanda’s veranda neighbor 13 On one’s toes 66 BPOE members 19 Dutch South 67 Traveler’s stop African 68 One in the red 22 Highchair apron 69 Breather 24 Robust 70 UFO 25 Croc’s cousin passengers 27 Some PC’s 71 Accompany 28 Error 29 Firm image DOWN 31 Deep furrow 1 Drill 33 Type of owl 2 Former partners 36 Palo_, CA 3 Surfeit of 37 Tread publicity 38 Jekyll’s alter 4 Ripen ego 5 Blood feud 40 Apartment 6 Go in building Solutions 1|0|0|0|S|3| hl c^_i _a_ j__a v|a|N|v|_9 n_ _ 3 d O 0 f a_ j_ AjLJLA" i i ^Bdlulv _d_ v__o _§_3llT_n a 3 qpfg s 3 3 N O A aj3 N ~oMl N 3 d 3 a ~l V d ol a 3 UW N 3 9 A X O vp 3 a~BV|T|3M3t^MH|T|¥ 42 Traces 55 Piano study 45 Tax mailings 57 Main point 48 Very long time 59 Conscious of 49 Library sec. 60 Bouquet 51 Surgical tool 61 Male red deer 52 Plenty 63 Equal score 53 Rips off 65 “Lost” network HOROSCOPES ARIES More and more assignments are coming your way. Don’t be annoyed, even if your paycheck isn’t fatter yet. That’ll happen naturally. TAURUS A meaningful conversation leads to plans for a new adventure. Enjoy the sweetness of the discussion in the safety of your snug nest. GEMINI Travel conditions are pretty good, but even better yet are conditions for having folks over to your place. Better get some chips and dip. CANCER You can be a big help to a person who’s in a bit of a jam. Provide the data to prove you’ve really got things at your end under control. LEO Paying off your debts is good, and you’ve been doing that. Also good is having other people pay you what they owe. Remind them if they forget. VIRGO You’re not only confident — you’re also very cute. Somebody you like finds you attractive. Listen and be compassionate, and you’ll strengthen that impression. LIBRA Sort and file and label things. Get everything into order — your closets, your drawers, even your garage. You’ll feel so much better. SCORPIO The team looks to you for direction. You always seem to know what to do. Calm them down and provide certainty, and they’ll be more effective. SAGITTARIUS Cash in your coupons | and send in your rebates. Yes, you will have to find some receipts, but it’ll be worth the effort. You’ll wind up with more jingle in your pockets. CAPRICORN You’d rather test the limits than not, and you’re very curious. An old injury might be holding you back, but that’s not a terrible thing. It’s good to be a bit cautious. AQUARIUS Details are important. From them, you build workable plans. They’re rather a chore to sort out, but time doing that is well spent. Now’s your chance. PISCES Very critical people are good to have on your side. To accomplish that, you’ll have to listen and use some of their suggestions. This you can do. CALENDAR TODAY Jucifer, Something About Vampires and Sluts, Testing Ground: 9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $7 in advance. Justin Rosolino and Clay Cook: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St. A pay-what-you-want show. An evening with the Blue Dogs and Lauren Lucas: 8 p.m. Headliners, 700 Gervais St. $5 over 21, $ 10 under. “Tarnation”: 7, 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. “Napoleon Dynamite”: 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. SATURDAY The Toasters, The Supervillains, Rudy, Yellow Snow: 8 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $8 in advance. All ages. Sterling Y with WEST and Nathan Scott Phillips: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java. $5 suggested donation. Sister Hazel with Graham Colton Band: 7 p.m. Headliners. $17. All ages. “Tarnation”: 3, 7, 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. “Napoleon Dynamite”: 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. Free. SUNDAY Johnny Fever and the Frantics CD release party, The Argumints, The Wet Teens (featuring members of SAVAS), Sick Sick Sick: 6 p.m. New Brookland Tavern. $5 over 21, $7 under. All ages. Kevin DeShields of Estel: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java. A pay-what-you want show. “Tarnation": 3, 7, 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. “Napoleon Dynamite": 3 p.m. Russell House Theater. i Tonight through Sunday, f Russell House Theater ” Rudy With The Toasters, The Supervillains and Yellow Snow at New Brookland Tavern, 8 p.m., $8.