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CROSSWORD ACROSS ^ 1 Mineral springs B 5 Milky Way w maker 9 Pockmarks 14 Otherwise 15 Nastase of tennis 16 Invasion beach 17 Mournful cry 18 Singing star 19 Baseball groups 20 Stable compartments 22 Losers 24 Artist’s workshop 26 Disdain 30 Take care of 31 Attention getter 35 Sort of seal 36 Advantage 37 Freeway filler 38 Abridged version 40 Iterate 42 Alum 43 Uncommon 47 Windowsill 48 Almost forever 49 First garden 50 Attire 51 Polliwog 53 Kitchen container 57 Familiarize with new surroundings 62 Camel cousin 63 Showdown time? 65 Pronounce • indistinctly 66 Petal oil 67 Peace advocate 68 Dieter’s word 69 Verses 70 At a great distance 71 Kind of chair DOWN 1 Bastes and hems 2_du jour 3 Nepal’s place 4 Put on the market 5 Center 6 The Greatest 7 Was the equal of 8 Making airtight 9 Giver 10 Middle Eastern leader 12 Afterward SOLUTIONS 13 Wise off 21 Comes down ' 23 Passover feast fl IU Dnrr Q 25 Nice summer Ull I I1UL IJ 26 Marsh grass 27 City on the Nile 28 Church instrument 29 Certain grasses 31 Rock, scissors, 32 “Blue _ Shoes” 33 Males-only affairs 34 Schleps 51 Russian royals 56 Prayer leader of 39 Trick partner? 52 Recluse Islam H Church officer 53 Thunder 58 Wight or Skye H Supplements sound 59 Charles Lamb \5 Admonishment 54 Lower voice 60 Rats! 16 Rock composer 55 Archibald or 61 Low card Brian Thurmond 64 Caesar’s eggs Quigmans ♦ By Buddy Hickerson c o s V “Could you take this back? I ordered the chocolate MOUSE.” Two Dudes ♦ By Aaron Warner JOE, WE, ALL THIS STVPYIN& IS AAAKIN& YOU GKMFV. I'lft NOT stumpy. t THERE'S HO HEEP TO ARGUE, PUPE. IT'S PAP ENOUGH YOU'RE GRUMPY. ^ \ Pi Scene @ *ZtS& Must Love Dogs Today MAGAZINE COVERS: 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. Russell House Lobby. “BALLET RUSSES”: 4:30,7,9:10 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 • Main St. $5.00 matinee, $5.50 evening with student ID. “MUST LOVE DOGS”: 8 p.m. Rus sell House Theatre. USC IDOL AUDITIONS: 8 p.m. until 10 p.m. Russell House Ballroom. MR. B’S G00DTIME KARAOKE EXPLOSION: until 2 a.m. Art Bar, 1211 Park St. $3 cover, 21+ only. [RURDCR • CORTIRUCDFRORig Nose” Nutella, an inspector •who must investigate the tnurder. “I’m kind of bad at it,” said Neena Agrawal, a third year biology student. “I’m not much of an actor.” Agrawal played Donna Wannabe, Big Jim’s secret lover, and argued often with the character Rebecca Ravioli, Big Jim’s daughter being portrayed by Renee Sandlak, a fourth-year pharmacy student. She wasn’t sure how to find out the information to solve the crime, but said she was having fun. “It’s like Clue except better,” she said. Justin Young, a third year economics and finance student, said that he found the game to be more similar HOROSCOPES ARIES Your enthusiasm is boundless, but cau tion is advised. Don’t in sult an important per son, especially the one who signs your paycheck. TAURUS Initially, it seems that you can get any thing you want. It’s doubt ful this game will turn out that way, however. GEMINI You’re feeling feisty, but your path isn’t com pletely clear. Agility, wisdom and persistence are neces sary for you to get through. CANCER You appreci ate what you’ve recently learned from a respected person. Don’t try to sell it to your boss quite yet, however. Learn more first. LEO Gather up as many goodies as possible, and early. Complications con cerning your work take up all your time later. VIRGO At first, the task you’ve set for yourself and your partner looks easy. Later, difficulties arise. Be patient; this issue is not worth arguing about. LIBRA Be gracious, and k6ep asking questions. Others have lots of passion, but may not have the facts straight. SCORPIO A lovely, sen sitive, thoughtful mo ment leads quite natu rally to more work. It’s one of God’s cosmic jokes. SAGITTARIUS If you’re short on cash, consider selling something that’s in the way. Clean out your closets and/or the garage. CAPRICORN You gener ally prefer to learn through on-the-job training. This lesson, however, will proceed much better if you do the reading first. AQUARIUS Search your own pantry before you go shop ping. You’ll be pleased to find you have more than you thought you had. PISCES You’re imaginative, intelligent and sensitive. And the next two days are good for making money. Just be sure to spend itwisely. to Monopoly. “You have to become a dictator, and you can lie, cheat and steal,” he said. Young originally played Big Jim but after the don’s death switched to playing gambler Rhett Bumbler, a secret member of the mob. He was less interested in solving the crime and more interested in collecting bribes from other players.At the end of the night Young had $1,050 in bribe money, enough to beat out the other characters. All of the students said they enjoyed the night, and many, said they would consider acting in another murder mystery. “I’m an Agatha Christie junky, so this is something I’ve always been interested in,” said fourth-year print journalism student Brindy McNair. “This was great, something different to do on a Saturday night.” Reeves said he would definitely go to another mystery murder, but he’s hoping for a bigger turnout. 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