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UZ/lo/UO All rights reserved. TT~a~~3 3loiN"nli TATA iai 3 i cfBBs' v o 8~B1~3 a v m v 3 a a vJT¥»W n i w o n a a 3jls 3 h s|v|a il V 1 O 3 BB 3 N 3 1 H V AAAA3BaAAA1AAAA £NiMlli3(am 03a3M0dAI ~I~Bp v 3 a i aii ivi|Ba~3aoc pjjf&l Ms i [yj]' a AaMa A A s i 3 o a YJTMMq ala v a i AAAAABA AAAHA AAA aaaaaHaaaaMaaaa v 1 a 1 a I a |3B^|V|T|ABm[o]1T|s' HOROSCOPES ARIES Your curiosity will soon be piqued by an author recently discovered. Study well — you’ll have a chance to use this information soon. TAURUS Authority figures are likely to be in a generous mood, and you know just what they need. That’s the clue. Provide it. GEMINI Don’t let a rejection or two slow you down. Being respected is actually better in the long run than being liked. Stand up for what’s right. CANCER For the next several weeks, you’ll be obsessed with dreams of far away places, For the next two days, you’ll be stuck here, cleaning up old messes. LEO For the next few weeks, you’ll become more interested in how you save your money. This is good, since you’ve been paying more attention to other things for a while. VIRGO Learning to delegate is a skill you’ll get to practice. This will make it possible for you to do much more. LIBRA You’re very smart and very good at getting the message out. Move up a notch in effectiveness by listening carefully. SCORPIO Sort through your bills and the other paperwork that’s been stacking up. You’ll want to know how much you can spend on your romantic outing this weekend. SAGITTARIUS Conditions are improving, and so are communications. Comp»mise will be required, however. Set priorities. CAPRICORN Your workload increases for the next few days. For heaven’s sake, don’t complain. You’ve already thought of at least one very good use for the money. AQUARIUS You’ve worked hard, but don’t despair. Some things are about to get easier. Rearrange your schedule to make more free time with the people you love. PISCES Nobody really understands how the learning process works, but in the next few weeks your knowledge increases substantially. Take care. CALENDAR TODAY Senses Fail with Running from Dharma, The Letter Red: 5 p.m. New Brooldand Tavern, 122 State St. $10 advance. All ages. . The Road Back from Mardi Gras, with Rory Lowe Band and Madison Fair: 9:30 f>.m. New Brooldand Tavern. $5 over 21, $7 under. “Moolaade”: 3, 7, 9:30 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. “The Color Purple": 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. THURSDAY Testing Ground with User Friendl Senseless, Drilling Bonnie, Tt Autumn Overcast: 8 p.m. Nc Brookland Tavern. $3 over 21, 3 under, all ages. Private Eleanor with Adam Cullur 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main S A pay-what-you-want show. Blue County with Soutl Headliners, 700 Gervais St. “Moolaade": 7, 9:30 p.n Nickelodeon Theatre. “The Color Purple”: 8 p.m. Russ< House Theater. With The Road Back, and Rory Lowe Band, 9:30 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, $5-7 Madison Fair MURDOCK by Evan Russ^1 hey what* up guy*- checkout this helmet i got to protect me from flying objects and stuff, 3 you know... beer bottles, and golf balls. 6ke somebodys gonna be hitting golf balls around inside a building.man, what a nerd. haha yeah. \ Solutions i i i i i i i i i i i i heh heh.... you see what i'm talkin about? who's the nerd now? umm... that was :m§ 1 ■