Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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He or she has been dispatched to help you learn a lesson. First, figure out what that is. TAURUS You look for the substance in every situation, so it’s easier for you to find. Point it out to somebody who doesn’t have a clue. GEMINI It doesn’t take more work to get rich. This time, it takes persistence. Hold onto what you have, and gather up more. This is not cheating. LANUtK [Nobody said it was going to be easy. Yes, you are being tested. Are you authentic? Do you know your stuff? You bet! LEO Confession is good for the soul, but timing is important. But don’t tell someone not authorized to know. VIRGO Join up with a good team. They’ll carry you to victory. You don’t have to actually play the game, but you’re involved. No doubt about that. LIBRA Somebody who’s important in your life has decided there’s not enough to go around. Instead of being flippant, acknowledge the feeling. SCORPIO You’re lucky now, in love and with creative endeavors. Conditions are excellent for taking calculated risks. SAGITTARIUS You’re more in the mood than usual to figure out what you owe. Once that’s established, figure out how to pay it off, fast. CAPRICORN An important component of leadership is to know when to step aside. Practice that skill today. AQUARIUS You’re quite imaginative, but this time it’s your experience that’s required. If you don’t have enough for this task, find somebody who does. PISCES Sometimes you’re just in the mood for old-fashioned comfort food. If that’s the case now, and it probably is, a little self-indulgence won’t hurt. CALENDAR With Confliction, Sheldon, Havoc Din: 9 p.m. on Saturday at New Brookland Tavern. $5 over, $7 under. FRIDAY The Independents, Something About Vampires and Sluts, The Indecency: 9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $7 advance. "Ladies in Lavendar": 7, 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. Brian Wiitsey with Scott Little: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St. Pay-what-you want show. “Annie": 8 p.m. Workshop Theatre, 1136 Bull St. SATURDAY "Ladies in Lavendar": 3, 7, 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. “Annie": 8 p.m. Workshop Theatre, 1136 Bull St. SUNDAY “Ladies in Lavendar": 3,7, 9:15 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. “Annie": 3 p.m. Workshop Theatre, 1136 Bull St. ■ BARBERSHOP Continued from page 7 customers feel they can come and get a good haircut and, at the same time, make sure they leave enlightened. When asked what they discuss the most he says, “sports and relationships, really the difference between men and women. It becomes a counseling session in here.” He knows a lot of his clients are new to Columbia and the college campus, so he develops that relationship early. Bernard Smalls, a fourth-year student in the college of arts and sciences, is also a fourth-year customer of Carolina Styles. Smalls, who at home trusted only older barbers with his hair came to trust Ross-El despite his age because of the way he treats customers. us a rammar spot, a place where I can catch up on [things] on the regular,” Smalls said. Carolina Styles is also the place to go when you need a new hairstyle, but don’t have much to spend. “People come to us because we’re cheaper than the average salon,” Davis said. To get your hair shampooed and styled, she charges $25. For a taper, she charges $5 and the price for a full haircut ranges between $12 and $14. Carolina Styles uses the latest equipment in salon care and provides a range of choices in hairstyles and cuts. And although they are located on a college campus, they offer services to the entire family. ucmona oanaers, a uol aium, said, “I am a regular here because it’s the best. I passed at least 20 barbershops on the way here.” The salon gives you the best services and the best prices. It also carries the tradition of being that safe space where men and women can discuss major topics without feeling inhibited. Davis’s way of combining a barbershop and a salon and then placing it in a college setting was definitely a creative way of building a great business and, by the testimonies given by her clients, it seems to be pretty successful. Comments on this story ? E-mail gamecockfeatures@gwm.sc. edu