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1 Choir section
6 Movie dog
10 Summit
14 Ladd or Lane
15 Petty quarrel
16 "Exodus’author
17 Brownish yellow
18 Flight school
final
19 Actas usher
20 Wire measure
21 Not working
23 Domesticate
24 Stoop feature
26 Singer Cara
27 Middle Eastern
leader
28 Smallest
quantity
30 Romanov title
32 Tecumseh's tribe
35 Artoo's last
name
39 Long time
40 Commanded
43 Tax letters
44 Surrendered
46 Painters’aids
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51 Not even
suburban
52 Part of CD
55 Ached
57 Bose, for one
60 Conscious of
61 Pressed
63 Debate side
64 Fragrance
65 Cost per unit
66 San Antonio
mission
68 Campbell of
“Scream”
69 Caesar's time
70 Former capital o!
Nigeria
71 Past spouses
72 *_ of the
d'Urbervilles*
73 Put forth effort
DOWN
1 Don or Samuel
2 Boundary
3 Mesa
4 Wallet single
5 Fjgtern
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36 Author’s name 45 Additional 53 Directory
site performances 54 Cooking device
37 Galena or 47 Light knock 56 Musical units
mispickel 49 Incorporeal 58 Joust garb
38 CIA forerunner consciousness 59 Fowl perch
41 Scarcity 50 Harangue 62 Driver Earnhardt
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES A very important older
person insists upon your respect.
To you, of course, that’s a
commodity that must be earned.
TAURUS Fine-tune your plans.
You’ll soon enter the building
phase. You still have choices to
make, but they’re getting easier.
GEMINI Why carry lots of money
around for your daily expenses? If
you carry less, you’ll use your
imagination more.
CANCER At least one difference of
opinion is apt to surface now. It’s
more likely there’ll be several. Go
easy on caffeinated beverages.
LEO Check to make sure the rules
haven’t changed and that you’re
doing what’s required. Better to
put in corrections now than later.
VIRGO Rearrange your schedule to
make more private time.
Someone’s grumpy because you
haven’t been around.
LIBRA Although it might seem as
if everyone is critical, you’re
doing fine. Don’t let hecklers
throw off your stride.
SCORPIO Practice your skills and
exercise to achieve mastery. You
don’t need to use these talents
now, but it’s best to be prepared.
SAGITTARIUS Keep enough out for
expenses and stash away the
majority of your recent earnings.
Maintain your independence.
CAPRICORN You will run into
some fierce competition. Even if
you don’t win outright, you can
make some very good points.
AQUARIUS Why should other
people’s emergencies become
your problem? Because they need
you, that’s why.
PISCES The workloads increasing,
leaving less time for personal
priorities. Make sure your loved
ones know how you feel.
CALENDAR
The Kilpatrick Project
9 p.m.
Friday,
Jammin’
Java, 1530
Main St.
Pay-what
you-want
show.
FRIDAY
Bolt, Gonzales, The Reverie,
Division By Zero: 9 p.m.
doors. New Brookland
Tavern, 122 State St. $5 over
21, $7 under.
“Up for Grabs": 7, 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
iPopi: 12 a.m. Art Bar, 1211
Park St.
“Annie": 8 p.m. Workshop
Theatre, 1136 Bull St.
Stop the Violence Tour with
The Ying Yang Twins: 7 p.m.
doors. Township Auditorium,
1703 Taylor St. $24.50
advance, $27.50 day of show.
SATURDAY
The Soviettes, The
Argumints, The Arrivals,
Johnny Fever and the
Frantics:9 p.m. doors. New
Brookland Tavern. $6
advance.
Sam Thacker with Jeffrey
Joslin: 9 p.m. Jammin' Java.
Pay-what-you-want.
“Up for Grabs": 3, 7, 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
The Thirsties with Verna
Cannon, How To Vanish,
Blinded By Underpants: Art
Bar.
“Annie": 8 p.m. Workshop
Theatre.
SUNDAY
Columbia Poetry Slam: 8:30
doors. New Brookland
Tavern. $7.
“Up for Grabs": 3, 7, 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
■ STORE
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