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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
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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
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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.
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life and that’s the expression
of the man you’re going to
marry,” Bushnell said.
One student asked if she
felt the show ended too
soon.
“If it had gone on any
longer, then it would have
become something else. It’s
about a time in a woman’s
life before getting married
when she has lots of
girlfriends and lots of
adventures,” Bushnell said.
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ARIES Heed the inner voice that’s
telling you not to forge ahead.
Address the considerations you
have; many of them are valid.
TAURUS Although your friends
can help you solve all sorts of
other problems, don’t get them
involved in spending your money.
Keep that job to yourself.
GEMINI Avoid distractions while
you’re trying to do a tough job
well. Postpone the fun and games
until Saturday. Conditions are
better then.
CANCER You’re still in a playful
mood, and still in a crunch for
time. To make matters even more
intense, important people are
watching.
LEO a romantic interlude, if only
for a litde while. Conditions are
much better over the weekend.
VIRGO You might want to step
aside and let others fight it out.
Keep the objective in mind, and ~
remind them of it when you can.
LIBRA Expect to have failures. !
That’s an important part of the
creative process. Continue to
strive for perfection. That’s the
game.
SCORPIO It’s good to know how
to wait, even for something you
want very much. Teach that
lesson to somebody from the
younger generation.
SAGITTARIUS Avoid
embarrassment by doing the job
before you’re reminded. If you
don’t know what job, don’t worry.
Somebody will tell you, soon.
CAPRICORN Continue to gather
evidence, even if you aren’t sure
how it all fits together, yet.
Besides, maybe it doesn’t.
AQUARIUS Not a good time to
discuss finances, buy, sell or go
shopping. Gather up what you’ve
got coming and don’t say a word
about it.
PISCES You’re a charmer, and
people do listen to what you say.
Don’t worry about a temporary
rejection. It’s a joke.
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