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EVILUTION: GOTH NIGHT: 10 p.m. New Brookland Tav ern. $7 under, $5 over 21. “St. Elmo’s Fire”: 8 p.m. Russell House Theatre. “THE BOYS OF BARAKA”: 7, 9 p.m. Nickelodeon The atre, 937 Main St. $5.50 with student ID. Distress Case mammi . Quigmans ♦ By Buddy Hickerson »‘t» f W »’ c J -P ** y t . r »»♦«_ “Great heaving hounds! This ‘changing of the guard’ nonsense is one highly embarrassing tradition!” HOROSCOPES ARIES Your team is too cool. With your encouragement, they’ll sail effortlessly beyond the competition. TAURUS The opportunity you find most fascinating won’t pay you much now. Get into it anyway. The benefits will be awesome. GEMINI You and your sweetheart will be in the mood to do long-range planning. Scheduleatimeand a place to meet, conducive to productive dreaming. CANCER Odds are good you’ll stumble onto valuable information. If you do, don’t tell your buddies about it yet. LEO You have a tough road ahead. Luckily, there’s an intelligent partner at your side. VIRGO The temptation is great to forget your job and get out for a change of scene. If you can’t do that, any way you can do some of your work at home? LIBRA A philosophical conversation leads from one thing to another. Be open-minded, and you may actually discover the meaning of life. SCORPIO Everything’s come to a grinding halt. The condition is temporary. SAGITTARIUS Your work will be more challenging for the next several weeks. Study now, before it gets worse, and it’ll be easier. CAPRICORN You’re stuck in cleaning out closets and the garage. You can delegate other chores to other folks. AQUARIUS What should you do when you haven’t a clue? Read a book, take a class or both. That’s what will get you started. PISCES The pressure increases, but this is not necessarily a bad thing. Use your imagination, and pray for a miracle. TOILET • COnTinUED FROm G ■as well. It has two sinks, one of which was filled with Tupperware bowls on Thursday afternoon. The Byrnes first-floor restroom, which surely gets more traffic, was more inviting, with better ventilation and white walls. In most buildings on campus, the basements seem to be in the worst condition. In the Jones Physical Science Building, the second- and seventh floor restrooms are kept up better than the one by the astronomy center, having less litter and less bathroom stall graffiti. While the first- and second-floor restrooms of the Russell House have automated toilets, the basement restroom has the old-fashioned kirtd. If any restroom on campus screamed “USC,” it would be the Russell House’s second-floor restroom. It has garnet walls, dark gray, almost black stalls and a hi And while you may not think of bathrooms as being places to make political statements, a journalism school bathroom in the Coliseum offered just that last year. On the door there is an advertisement for the New York Times. It said, “New York Times readers are 10 times more likely to take 20 minute bathroom breaks.” One jokester taped a piece of paper saying that they’re taking so much time seeing how Judith Miller, who was involved in the Valerie Plame leak, screwed up in each issue. This jokester forgot to put a period at the end of his comment and another grammar-savvy person added the copy editing symbol for a period at the end. Comments on this story? E-mail gamecockfeatu res @gwm. sc. edu