The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 21, 2006, Page 8, Image 8
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Confront boldly
7 West C*oast
airport code
10 Serengeti sound
14 Bauble
15 Forever and a
day
16 Small whirlpool
17 Clan pattern
18 Phone
numbers?
20 & so on
21 Element Mg
23 Auction off
25 Soft shoes
26 Frock
29 Get the check
31 The Divine Miss
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33 Earl Grey, e.g.
34 “The Dance”
7 painter
36 Ring loudly
37 Smooth, even
style in music
40 Craving
42 WWII losers
43 Knife or fork
47 Full hairpiece
48 Determination
49 Muslim holv citv
53 Belle of the Old
West
55 Marceau, e.g.
57 Mend socks
58 Charcot’s
medical field
61 Consent to
62 Approximate
calculation
64 Ethnic
66 Related by
blood
67 Quaker pronoun
68 Slip by, as time
69 Muscle twitches
70 Pro vote
71 Restraining
rope
DOWN
1 Bear witness
2 Volcano
opening
3 Run rings
around?
4 Frequently, in
poetry -
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5 Kind of dunk
6 Coffeebreak hr.
7 Otherworldly
sessions
8 Wooded tracts
9 Singles
10 Come up again
11 Dashboard
counter
12 Contribute
13 Deli loaf
19 Assistant
22 Asian desert
24 Tibetan monks
27 Bodies of water
28 Shaker filler
30 Do lacework
32 Asian holidays
35 Duty
assignment
36 In a stack
37 Statutes
38 Way out
39 Humongous
41 That man
44 New Testament
book
45 Visual spell
Solutions
on prge 7
46 Verne’s captain
48 Bongo or conga
50 Islamic leader
51 Trouser fold
52 Rack element
54 Bridle straps
56 White heron
59 Pro_(in
proportion)
60 New Haven
school
62 Wolf down
63 Travel on snow
65 Cool dude
Scene @ %tS0
Friday
DISTRESS CASE, SCOUT’S
HONOR, XEMIR AND THE
ANSWERS: 6 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122
State St. $7 under 21, $5
over.
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.
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