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^ ACROSS
m 1 Desolate
6 Plus
10 Wee devils
14 Giant
15 Pack of cards
16 Computer maker
17 Over
18 Indian princess
20 Palliate
22 Bleaching agent
23 Man about the
house
24 Caen’s neighbor
25 Formerly
27 Mom-and-pop
grp
29 Statute
31 Western
Hemisphere
^ 35 Computer post
38 Creative
assessment
39 Something to
confess
40 Generosity
42 Sigma follower
43 Day-nursery
45 Land of the
Pharaohs
47 Strinij of pearls
NNW
49 Spotted cube
50 Norse capital
52 DEA officer
56 Twosome
58 Help out
60 Sharp-cornered
62 Step towards
employment
65 Mythical crier
66 Idyllic garden
67 Alda or Arkin
68 Broadway
orphan
69 Flip
70 Butterfly
catchers
71 Plucks plant
pests
DOWN
1 Lead players
2 Land of lamas
3 Bikini, for one
4 Filled pasta
packets
^ 5 Patella location
6 Commercial
writers
7 Actress
Thompson
8 Blunderhead
9 Give sanction to
10 Nancy Walker on
“Rhoda”
11 Telling of lies
12 Legal bargain
13 Coaster
19 Musical repeats
>1 Promise
>6 Ships’ loads
’8 Minor spasm
50 Danger-has
passed signal
52 UFO crew
53 In short-order
54 Obscenity
55 “Baseball
Tonight” stn.
56 Bog
57 Short stories
58 Swamp critter
U Eureka!
f4 Travel on snow
f6 Real
SOLUTIONS ON
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48 Male offspring
51 Tended
grasslands
53 Separate from
others
54 Like a mad dog
55 Canadian tribes
56 Losing plan?
57 Disassemble
59 Tennis champ
Lendl
61 Chew (on)
63 Ems followers
64 Break bread
Scene @ 7tS&
Today
“TRISTRAM SHANDY: A
COCK AND BULL STORY”: 7,
9 p.m. Nickelodeon The
atre, 937 Main St. $5.50
with student ID.
^BLOWFLY AND DESPOT:
9 p.m. New Brookland
Tavern, 122 State St. $8
advance/$10 DOS, all ages.
ART BAR PLAYERS: 8 p.m.
Art Bar, 1211 Park St. No
cover, 21+ only.
IPOP! WITH WUSC-DJ PETER
AD0LPHS0N: 11 p.m. until
2 a.m. Art Bar. No cover,
21+ only.
“CHRONICLES OF NARNIA”:
8 p.m. Russell House The
atre.
Saturday
“TRISTRAM SHANDY: A
•COCK AND BULL STORY”:
3, 7, 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
The Safe and Sound
Theatre. $5 matinee, $5.50
evening with student ID.
THE HEIST AND THE AC
COMPLICE, ORGONE AC
CUMULATOR AND THE SAFE
AND SOUND: 6 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5 un
der, $3 over 21.
CONJURE, SHILOH, SEEKING
ETERNITY AND THIS ABOVE
ALL: 10 p.m. New Brook
land Tavern. $7 under, $5
over 21.
“CHRONICLES OF NARNIA”:
8 p.m. Russell House
Theatre.
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES Figure out all the
things you need, and set
priorities. You can’t afford
to get them all out of this
paycheck. Be patient.
TAURUS Work leads you into
relationships with fascinating
people. That’s a wonderful
thing, but don’t flirt too
much on company time.
GEMINI Just because you’re
happyandluckydoesn’tmean
you get out of the work. If
you get too silly, the job will
take longer, so don’t do that.
CANCER You’re becoming
more decisive, and it
looks good on you. You’re
attracting attention, but
don’t let it go to your
head. If you get entranced,
you could fall for a trick.
LEO You’re not as afraid
of commitment as some
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give up. Your reward may
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VIRGO You’re always smart,
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lost in thought and forget
an important task, however.
LIBRA You can make a
lot of money in the next
two days. Don’t be afraid
to ask for twice as much
as you think you’ll get.
SCORPIO You’ll be amazed at
howquicklyyourenergylevel
goes up after you’ve turned
in a difficult assignment.
Completion is energizing.
SAGITTARIUS The caution
flag is out again. Don’t
believe everything. There
are. rumors going around
that require scrutiny.
CAPRICORN Money you
thought was in your pocket
mysteriously disappears.
For today and tomorrow
at least, don’t go shopping
until the check clears.
AQUARIUS If you waited to
reach your compromise, and
you’re trying now, forget it.
Your time is better spent
making lists of what the sides
don’t like about each other.
PISCES Everything seems
possible, but there’s a
warning signal. Don’t
believe everything you hear.
CflREllCRO • EOnTinilED PROfTl 8
album, appeared on an EP
Broussard released before
his full-length with Island
Records.
He’s added a little more
pep to the song and a reprise
of the chorus at the end in
which he does a lot of vocal
improvisation, which is one
of his trademarks.
This guy can sing, and he
hits every note he wants to.
One of the most beautiful
songs on the album doesn’t
even appear in the track
listing. That’s right, it’s the
bonus track on which you
can hear the crickets of the
bayou chirping away. An
acoustic guitar comes in
and Marc pays tribute to his
growing son who is far away
back home.
It is such a personal
message that it will make
your heart fill up like a
balloon.
This album is a testament
to perfection and hard work.
It’s the kind of album you
can fall in love to. And if
she leaves you for some
ugly, turkey-faced hooligan,
it’ll pull you through those
rough times, and you won’t
have to cry at Thanksgiving
anymore.
Marc Broussard puts on a
great show, writes a beautiful
song and makes a delicious
club sandwich ... but more
than that, he makes a great
album.
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cook • common
All joking aside, Cook
said his real supporters are
his parents.
“Oh yeah, they’re my
biggest fans,” he said.
Although he hasn’t sent
his CDs to any studios as
demos, Cook said that he
is not ruling out a music
career entirely.
“I think I could write a i
few jingles,” Cook said with <
a laugh. <
Cook is now passing <
out copies of his new
CD, “Electrock Music,” 1
which is comprised of I
experiments with digital :
music. Songs on the CD 1
include everything from fun
and random to lengthy and <
classic, as shades of Cook’s }
nusical inspiration can be
een in tracks like “Rockin’
3ut is Fun” and “Captain
Crunch.”
Cook plans to graduate
rom USC in May and will
>e attending graduate school
it Auburn University where
le will study history.
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