The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 24, 2006, Page 7, Image 7
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ACROSS
1 Maxes out
6 Lushes
10 Evens, as the
score
14 Tiny hooter
15 Concert reed
16 Shawl or cloak
17 Verse rhythm
18 Give tit for tat
20 Real estate
22 Sofa built for two
23 Teensy
24 Big Harley
25 Last stop
26 Use a sieve
30 Gland near the
kidneys
33 Moneylender
35 Important in time
39 Scrub
40 Christmas tree
41 Disintegrate
slowly
AO nilnt
44 Blush
45 Flat land
47 County center
48 Long-eared
beast
51 Advance in
years
52 Rockies zone
54 Avoid
punishment
56 Absolute ruler
• 61 Consciousness j
63 Segment
64 Semester j
65 Westminster j
gallery ;
66 List entries ;
67 Whirling water j
68 Parched ;
69 Hands over
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DOWN :
1 “_and C
Circumstance” j
2 Water jug
3 Member of a ■
choir i
4 Castle i
stronghold
5 Fling about t
6 Classified
7 Carry out orders t
8 Toddler
9 Spring and fall i
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0 Nincompoop
1 Hotheaded
2 Worn away
3 Velocity
9 Will beneficiary
11 Rise on hind
legs
I4 Will beneficiary
'6 Being as stated
17 Wight or Dogs
!8 Energy source
I9 Cargo liner
11 Busiest river in
the world
12 Ladies’ men
I4 Put in irons
16 Went bareback
17 Brainy
inspiration
18 Penny
0 Kismet
•3 Vivid purplish
red
•4 Result of
oxidation
I6 Pleasantly
diverted
I8 Subside
SOLUTIONS
ON PRGE 6
49 Worked the
needle
50 Fragment found
on a dig
53 Subject under
discussion
55 West Point team
56 Italian wine
center
57 Quote
58 Grass stalk
59 Topmost spot
60 Hardy heroine
62 Corncob
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THEN CAME THE DAWN
(FAREWELL SHOW), Dl
EMONA, ESCAPE THIS AND
NOTHIN TA PROVE: 6 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern,
122 State St. $5 over, $7
under 21.
1 DRUM AND BASS WITH
GUYL: 10 p.m. New Brook
land Tavern. $5, all ages.
“CAPOTE”: 7, 9 p.m. Nick
elodeon Theatre, 937 Main
St. $5.50 with student ID.
IPOP! WITH WUSC DJ PETER
AD0LPHS0N: 11 p.m. until
2 a.m. Art Bar, 1211 Park
St. No cover, 21+ only.
“ELIZABETHTOWN”: 8 p.m.
Russell House Theatre.
Saturday
YUKOS THE CRUDE,
SNMNMNM, THE DECEASED
LACTATE PRODUCT DELIV
ERY PERSONNEL (THE DEAD
MILKMEN TRIBUTE): 5 p.m.
i New Brookland Tavern, $6
advance, $8 door. All ages.
THE ELEMENTS, HANNIBAL,
PREACH WITH KINDA BLU
AND IF NOT WINTER: 9 p.m.
New Brookland Tavern. $5
over, $7 under 21.
“CAPOTE”: 3,7,9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
$5.00 matinee, $5.50 eve
ning with student ID.
CROONERS & SW00NERS
COUNTRY JAMBOREE: 8
p.m. Art Bar. $3,21+ only.
EVENT: Description, loca
tion.
“ELIZABETHTOWN”: 8 p.m.
Russell House Theatre.
Sunday
MIND YOUR HEAD, VEADA,
SYMFOLLY AND MOTION PIC
TURE DEMISE: 8 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5 over,
$7 under.
“CAPOTE": 3,7,9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
$5.00 matinee, $5.50 eve
ning with student ID.
“ELIZABETHTOWN”: 8 p.m.
Russell House Theatre.
Ihen Lame lhe Dawn
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES Go ahead and step into
a leadership position. You’re
being recommended by a
person who knows you well.
TAURUS Actions speak
louder than words, especially
now. Put in the extra effort
to show your appreciation.
GEMINI Keep paying off bills
and doing what’s right. You
don’t have to think much
about it — you’ll know.
Choose the high road.
CANCER You’ll get
farther faster now with
appropriate delegation.
Get somebody who’s better
at that job to do it for you.
LEO Work overtime to fill
up your savings account
and pay down your bills.
This will set you up well
for your next adventure.
VIRGO You’d rather spend
the whole day with your
true love. Do it, if you can.
If you can’t, tomorrow
will be good for that, too.
LIBRA Go over your routine
in a private setting. Look
at your habits objectively
and put in the corrections
as you notice them.
SCORPIO Practice makes p
erfect, as you well know,
and perfection is within
your grasp. Put in the extra
time now, and make an
outstanding impression.
SAGITTARIUS You can afford
to get somethingyou’ve been
wanting. This doesn’t mean
you should pay too much for
it, though. Look for a sale.
CAPRICORN You’re still
cute, and getting cuter.
And you’re smart, and
getting smarter. Soak it up.
AQUARIUS A good-sized
chunk of change is hiding
just beneath the surface.
Do the research so you
know exactly what you have.
PISCES Others ask your
advice, and they respect
your opinion. This is
even better because you
respect their opinion, too.
Oh, and don’t forget to
eat your Wheaties, too.
SHOUT • COOTinUCDPROOlS
This is music and music
making which cannot be
simply ‘pegged’ into a single
genre,” Yeo said. “The
Tigers transcend labels as
they perform with one mind,
heart and spirit.”
According to Carr, music
has always been a part of
his family, who have been
playing spiritual music for
“four or five generations.”
“I started playing shout
music years ago when I was
6,” Carr said.
“God gives us abilities and
I use it to his glory.”
He said he formed the
Tigers “because I knew our
music was bigger than the
church — let’s get out of the
church walls.”
He said the Tigers have
been together about 15 years
and have played all over the
U.S. and Europe.
Carr said he hopes to
introduce audience members
to a type of music they don’t
often hear. “Your first take
will be, ‘What is that? I like
it,”’ he said.
Between the musical
performances at Carolina
Shout, Kridel said students
will be invited to testify, or
“shout,” about how teachers
have changed their lives.
“There’s nothing like it in
the United States,” Kridel
said.
Carolina Shout will be in
the Russell House ballroom
on Sunday, Feb. 26, from 7
to 8:30 p.m., and the event is
free and open to the public.
For more information, call
Kridel at 803-777-7257 or
visit the Carolina Shout
Web site at www.ed.sc.edu/
kridel/html/carolinashout.
htm.
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