The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 22, 2005, Page 10, Image 10
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Photo collection
6 Shutterbug’s
setting
11 To and_
14 Vikinglike
15 Love affair
16 Order’s partner?
17 More chilly
18 State a parallel •
example
20 Desecration
22 Didn’t allow
23 Moose’s cousin
24 _ “King” Cole
25 Chatter
26 Swindle
27 Of any kind at
all
32 Unticketed
traveler
35 Make robotic
37 Special
occasion
39 Oinker
40 Master
41 In shackles
44 Louver piece
45 Appearance on
stage
40 oirt precursor
48 Clinging vine
49 Play about
Capote
50 Sons of srs.
53 Sound bite
56 Place to keep
memorabilia
59 Act with
restraint
61 State of balance
62 Append
63 Stitched lines
64 One of the
Muppets
65 Spanish
couple?
66 Pyramids place
67 Alter the timer
DOWN
1 Licorice
flavoring
2 Nearby
3 Building block
4 Operator
5 Soft wool
6 Aspect
7 Air pollution
8 Rushed
9 “_Town”
10 Before birth
11 Linen fiber
12 Flat charge
13 Flad debts
19 Portrait
21 Touch down
25 Sweet spud
26 Sorry
27 High-pitched
hum
28 Monumental
29 Potion
container
30 Pound of
poetry
31 Lease figure
32 In this spot
33 Kitchen
appliance
34 Finest
36 Heroic saga
38 Extend across
42 Even one
43 the
Explorer”
47 Evening repas
49 Rendezvous
50 Merges with
51 Comic
O’Donnell
52 Trapshooting
53 Coll, common
it 54 Take apart
55 Two-to-one, e.g.
56 Do in, as a
dragon
57 Pitch a tent
58 Hollow out
60 Cribbage
counter
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HOROSCOPES
Aries Conditions are good for
double-dating, blind dates and
parties. You’re sure to make new
friends and find or rediscover the
perfect partner.
Taurus You have natural talent
pushing to get out. Better get
involved in a huge creative
project soon to avoid a psychic
explosion.
Gemini Dreams of voyages to far
distant places might seem
unattainable. They’re not,
though. It’s just a matter of
planning and determination,
one step at a time.
Cancer The game is moving
rapidly, but you can be a winner.
Knowing what you’re looking
for gives you the edge when
shopping the sales.
Leo No need to wander
aimlessly through the great halls
of knowledge. Get a guide to
show you where to go and help
you get there. Hire this person, if
necessary.
Virgo Ask for the money and
more of it will come pouring in
your direction. People who owe
you just need a little reminder,
that’s all. A fat late charge ought
to do it.
Libra Loved ones have faith in
your abilities, so why argue?
Even if you don’t know quite
how you’ll do it yet, be brave.
Step up to the plate, intending
to hit a home run.
Scorpio Better make sure the
fridge is full and there’s plenty of
chips and dip. Drop-ins are
abundant for the next few days.
Sagittarius Gathering with
comrades at the old watering
hole, you find a ready audience
for your stories. Don’t tell any
that might come around to
haunt you later, however.
Capricorn You’ve made a good
reputation with your hard work
and diligence. Is it OK to accept
a benefit if you haven’t worked
for it? In this case, it is. Besides,
you have.
Aquarius Your imagination
flourishes, and you come up
with all sorts of fanciful schemes.
You don’t have quite everything
figured out yet, but this is a good
stan.
PisC6S Some of your objectives
are far-fetched, but that’s OK.
You can always compromise just
a little and still be comfortable.
Keep your standards high.
CALENDAR
TODAY
FALLING OFF A BUILDING CD
RELEASE PARTY WITH I AM, I
AM! AND THE WE ARE, WE ARES!,
DOLLSON: 5 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St. $5 over 21, $7 under. All
ages.
VICIOUS CYCLE WITH THE
SERIES, MERIDEEi, B-SPOT &
XPANSION, LINDZEE, DOROTHY,
LOGAN 5, LIGHTFIGHTER: 10
p.m. New Brookland Tavern.
$5.
KEVIN FOWLER: Headliners,
700 Gervais St. $5.
“LES CHORISTES": 7, 9:05 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
“BRIDGET”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
SATURDAY
TESTING GROUD WITH
SENSELESS, TAKEN FIRE, THE
SILVER SCREEN: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5 over
21, $7 under. All ages.
JASON SCAVONE & THE NOISES
10: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530
Main St. A pay-what-you
want show.
OFFICIAL 3 RIVERS AFTER PARTY
WITH PAIN IN LIFE, CONFLICTION:
11 p.m. Headliners. $5 with
ticket stub, $7 without.
ROCKEFELLER HORSECOLLAR
WITH SNAGGLEPUSS,
BABYSHAKER: Art Bar, 1211
Park St.
“LES CHORISTES”: 3, 7, 9:05
Chasing August
With Prasad, Rosemont Parker
7:30 p.m. New Brookland
Tavern. $7. All Ages.
p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. WITH KING hippo ioch
“BRIDGET”: 8 p.m. Russell ROBERTS: 10 p.m Headliners
House Theater. <5 wi* £ “ *7
without.
SUNDAY SS«,LNnG August, prasad,
R0SEM0NT, Parkfp 7 an
HIGH SCHOOL BATTLE ROYALE New Brookland Tavem $7
WITH DOGWOOD SAINT, All Ages lavern. */.
BORDERLINE, THE BLOOM, “LES CHORISTES"- 3 7 0 03
YELLOW SNOW: 3 p.m. New p.m. Nickelodeon TK \
Brookland Tavern. $5 with a “BRIDGET”- 3 ea ^e'
canned good. All ages. House Theater P'm'
OFFICIAL 3 RIVERS AFTER PARTY
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