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CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Little bit 5 Jazz singer Carmen 10 Ice melter 14 Christmas song ’ 15 Large antelope 16 Court entreaty 17 Committee head, perhaps 19 Paper tidbit 20 Violent attack 21 Quadrille dance 23 Bro's sib 24 More optimistic 25 Mr. Universe contestants 28 Cribbage piece 29 Din” 32 God of love 33 Piece of the action 34 Go 35 Turn informer 36 One archangel 38 Bill at the bar 39 E-flat 41 Flow out 42 Actress Rowlands 43 Note from the boss 44 Singer Tillis 4o rai 46 Greet like a lion 48 Family men 49 Flonors formally 51 Frankfurter’s cousin 55 Teheran land 56 Junkyard collection 58 Easter season 59 Restaurant unit 60 Enameled metalware 61 Men-to-be 62 Twice as cunning 63 PC junk mail DOWN 1 Old Peruvian 2 Circus-goers’ cries 3 Brewed drinks 4 Assumed names 5 Whimpers © 2006 Tribune Media Services, Inc. .3/11 /06 All rights reserved. 6 Congeal 7 Ewe’s mate 8 Computer type 9 Ferber and Best 10 Enliven 11 Took turns 12 Provocative look 13 Scottish berets 18 Downfall 22 Patrick or Bruce 24 Backpedal 25 Buffalo bunches 26 Re-create blank tape 27 Country of origin 28 Alehouse 30 Stately 31 Cornered 33 Upper limit 34 Gal at the ball 36 Extensive 37 Original PC maker 40 Quantities 42 Seam inserts 44 Mathematician Blaise SOLUTIONS ON PAGE 12 45 Creator of Oz 47 Takes five 48 Writing sheet 49 Pie-cooling ledge 50 Surface measure 51 Store lure 52 On the summit of 53 Fancy party 54 First sch. 57 Baseball player’s stat Scene @ 'ZtS& Mr. B’s Goodtime Karaoke Explosion Today: ANTIQUE PHOTOS: 11a.m. until 3 p.m. Russell House lobby. LAST NOVEMBER, PLOMA DRIVE, THE ALTAEGOS: 7 p.m. New Brookland Tav ern. 122 State St. $5 over 21, $7 under. “TOUCH THE SOUND”: 3, 7, 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. 937 Main St. $5.50 with student ID. “PHANTOM OF THE OPERA”: 8 p.m. Russell House The atre. USC IDOL: 8 p.m. Russell House Ballroom MR. B’S GOODTIME KARAOKE EXPLOSION: until 2 a.m. Art Bar. 1211 Park St. $3,21+. sushi • conunueu PRom 12 customers and chef often leads to interaction among the diners, especially when the sushi chef has as big a personality as Chai Pung at Golden Dragon in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Pung shouts, laughs and jollies his customers through their meals. Regulars keep their personal chopsticks on a rack behind the sushi bar, like the personalized beer mugs at Some taverns. But back to the food. On the menu you will find a bewildering array of soups, appetizers, sashimi, sushi, maki, bento and combination plates. Sashimi is raw fish alone. 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