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CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 First-year students 6 Mont Blanc raftge 10 Hit on the wrist 14 Way to go 15 Proofreader’s cut 16 Traveling man? 17 Month for returns 18 Denunciations 20 Snuggle 22 In a debonair manner 23 Open disregard 26 Launder 29 Moonshine container 30 Fire from the air 35 Hearth residue 36 R.U.R. character 38 Part of LEM 39 Short snooze 41 Make a list 43 Article of faith 44 Scuttlebutt 46 Jiff 47 Involve bv necessity 49 Sides of a cube 50 Pain in the neck 51 Tending to correct 54 In a rush 58 Trouser fold 62 Recklessly bold person 65 Less covered 66 All through 67 Cloud number 68 Hollywood’s big award 69 Mouthpiece insert 70 Fender flaw 71 Puts one’s feet up DOWN 1 Kukla’s friend 2 Boxing boundary 3 Yours and mine 4 Sew together 5 Phone answer 6 Put two and two together © 2005 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 11/11/05 All rights reserved. 7 Orchid loop 8 Tissue: suff. 9 Camera positions 10 Prison blade 11 Earring site 12 Cain’s sibling 13 Small bouquet 19 Diamondback or sidewinder 21 Relish 24 Potato or yam 25 Freudian topic 26 Squander 27 Pasty colored 28 Sidetrack 31 Liquor made from molasses 32 Licorice flavoring 33 Disconcerts 34 Construct 36 Out of the rat race 37 Faint-hearted 40 Brit’s afternoon break 42 Poisonous 45 Operate Solutions s 111 s I 3T5WiTn1 j|uMu|3|3|h AAAAaBaAA aHaAAA id 3 d v glBi i AAAAAAA 3 s v AAAjdAAA h J- n o IMBT v i q Tm 3 ITi 1 S TldMx I STMT I v 1 N 3 0 3 ~sppi O IA| mHli 1 3 N 3 1 1I1111 aJBAAA 1 AAA aaaaaJCaaa0 aHaaa 3 d v a aaMaAAPBaA v m (TaaE lAAAl A AAAAAApHt^ AAA A A AAAA a AvaaMAAAAA 0 9 0 h|3 i 3 aid i n o u dlvh|s~Msi7htvMHTslo|dld 48 Folk tale 50 If you would be so kind 52 Talking picture 53 Shady bower 54 Scent 55 Church area 56 Ancestral chart 57 Group of gnus 59 Circle parts 60 Pants part 61 Fumbles 63 Lodging house 64 Countenance Today ANGIE APARO AND THE INFIDELS, CLAYTON RAVINE, MARIAN CARTER: 9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St., $10, all ages ART BAR PLAYERS: 8:30 p.m. .Art Bar, 937 Main St., no Cover, over 21 only IPOP! WITH WUSC DJ PETER ADOLPHSON: midnight-2 a.m. Art Bar, no cover, over 21 only “HIGH FIDELITY”: 8 p.m. Russell House Theater Saturday APPLEBEE'S MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION FUNDRAISER WITH MIDNIGHT TRAIN, BREED, THE REVERIE:9 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, $5 suggested donation, all ages HUNGRY MODELS, TEAN WHEAT, SOBRIQUET: 10 p.m. Art Bar, no cover, over 21 only THE NEAR MISSES: 9 p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St., a pay what you will show, all ages “HIGH FIDELITY”: 8 p.m. Russell House Theater Sunday THE SUICIDE MACHINES, STRETCH ARM STRONG, WHOLE WHEAT BREAD, FOR DIRE LIFE SAKE: 6 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, $12, all ages “HIGH FIDELITY”: 3 p.m. Russell House Theater JRRHCRD • COIlTinUED FROIII9 the role but also steps up his already impressive acting chops. But it is Peter Sarsgaard as Swofford’s friend and spotter Troy who gives the premier performance. With an extensive resume including fdms such as “Garden State” and “Flightplan,” if Sarsgaard wasn’t known to viewers before “Jarhead,” they won’t soon forget him after seeing the film. Sarsgaard plays Troy with restraint and control until pushed to the edge and then explodes with violent force and brilliance. Winning an Academy Award for best director for his first film, “American Beauty,” Sam Mendes has a reputation to live up to. He delivers with “Jarhead.” With only two previous films on his resume — “Beauty” and the dark gangster flick ‘ Road to Perdition” — Mendes is a relative newcomer to directing, but he proves he has extraordinary talent by taking very different stories and making them his own. The characters of “Jarhead” are plagued with uncertainties, misconceptions and unanswerable questions, but that makes the movie perfect and pertinent to a society that is still, as Swofford says in his final words, in the desert. Comments on this story? 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