The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 07, 2005, Page 9, Image 9
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Gangster’s gun
4 Pipsqueak
9 Kukla’s pal
14 Raw mineral
15 Horse opera
16 Twosomes
17 Gore and Hirt
18 Ordinary writing
19 Entrance
flooring
20 Styles
22 Okinawan port
24 Laertes or
Hamlet
25 Made haste
26 Bibb and
iceberg
28 Sch. near
Harvard
30 Made a parody
of
31 Film clips
34 Amoral deed
35 Gershwin or
Levin
oo Mcior ivicf\euen
39 _Clemente
40 Coat a cake
41 Concur
soundlessly
42 Half a bikini
43 Writer Grafton
44 Religious
congregations
46 Bob Marley’s
forte
48 Writer Hentoff
49 Of an ear part
52 Itemization
55 Simply
56 Body toss
58 Actor Reeves
59 Paper
measures
61 Wear away
63 Light brown
64 Blender setting
65 Woodland deity
66 Stretch of time
67 Tire in a trunk
68 Old anesthetic
69 _Moines
DOWN
1 Wanders
2 Lowest deck
3 Othello’s love
4 Surpasses
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5 Children’s card
game
6 Harrow’s rival
7 Secondhand
deal
8 Adapted for
grasping
9 Decide
10 In one’s sick
bed
11 Pastel shade
12 Dunne or Ryan
13 Back-and-forth
curves
21 Check prose
23 New York prison
27 Select a
channel
29 Mortarboard’s
ornament
30 Dakar populace
31 Little white lie
32 Scull propeller
33 Measurement
instruments
35 Began
36 Caviar
37 Want _
Solutions
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45 “The_of Genji’
46 Doggerel writer
47 Noah’s peak
49 Part of USMC
50 A point ahead
51 Nurse Barton
53 Kind of drum
54 Albacores and
bluefins
57 Night-flying
insect
58 John or Deborah
60 Observe
62 Coloring agent
HOROSCOPES
ARIES You’re almost past the hardest
part. Soon you can celebrate
whatever ground you’ve taken and
the fact that you’ve come through in
good shape.
TAURUS You’d like to get out and
stretch your legs, but there’s so much
work to be done, and more coming in
all the time. You’d better stick close to
the job.
GEMINI Be frugal and continue to
concentrate on paying off old bills.
This doesn’t have to interfere with
your fun. You’ll have plenty of that.
CANCER Only hold out for the points
that are really the most important to
you. In the negotiations, watch out
for your family, too.
LEO A delicate situation might be
hard to understand if you’re
emotionally involved. A little
detachment is probably a good idea.
VIRGO A person who’s very dear to
you has a hidden pain. You might not
be able to take it away, but you can
provide comic relief. Humor’s a great
medicine.
LIBRA You’re surrounded by love
even more than usual for the next
couple days. Set aside extra time to
share with those who mean the most
to you.
SCORPIO You’re in a difficult
situation, but don’t get obsessed with
that. In about a week, conditions will
change, big-time, in your favor.
SAGITTARIUS Yes, you have suffered
enormously, you and deserve
whatever you want. That doesn’t
mean you should get it, though.
Everyone deserves everything. So
what?
CAPRICORN Another’s generosity
works in your favor now and for the
next several days. Make the most of
it.
AQUARIUS Set your own worries aside
and focus on joy and abundance.
What you think about affects your
final outcome.
PISCES Give yourself plenty of time
for contemplation during the next few
days. Mull what you’re learning.
Don’t act impetuously.
CALENDAR
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Poetry and Prose Night with
readings by Norfolk in Way, Nick
Sweat Group and The Cooler
Scooters: 9 p.m. New Brookland
Tavern,122 State St. $3.
Derek Webb with Eric Peters: 8
p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St.
$10.
“The Corporation": 7, 9:40 p.m.
(audience discussion after first
showing), Nickelodeon Theatre,
937 Main St.
“Baaadasssss!!!”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
TUESDAY
Strike Anywhere, Unseen, The
AKAs, The Kinison, The Loved
Ones, Scatter the Ashes: 5 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $10
advance, all ages.
“Bright Leaves”: 7, 9:10 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
“Baaadasssss!!!”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
With Anywhere, Unseen, The
AKAs, The Kinison, The Loved
Ones, Scatter the Ashes, 5 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern, $10
Strike Anywhere
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